Morris College - Hornet Yearbook (Sumter, SC)

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Dedication Mother Pinson, whose husband, the Reverend I. D. Pinson, Sr., and son, Sylvester, were killed in an automobile accident in 1939, inspires all who know her by her faith and fortitude in the face of misfortune. Iking a person of true radiance and grace she has influenced and inspired all of those whom site has touched during her life of dedicated service to the college of which her late husband served as President. Presently, she is serving as assistant librarian here at Morris College. She is a former public school teacher and an active participant in civic endeavors. “Mother” Pinson is a gifted writer and has established quite a reputation as a poet. With warm affection and sincere appreciation of one whose philosophy is “To live to serve and bring happiness to others,” we dedicate this edition of the HORNET to Mrs. Bessie Alma Pinson. JUST ONE LITTLE CANDLE If you can light just one little candle. In a dismal, dark and weary world. If by a smile, one word of courage You lift one’s hopes. flag of faith unfurl. You NOW arc one of earth best benefactors; Though unknown your noble name; If you ENRICH the minds of any You have not, yea, lived in vain. 6 Mrs. B. A. Pinson