Piedmont Bible College - Fanal Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1949 volume:

Piedmont Bible Schools present THE FANAL NAGELOMPRSON: 23... Editor FELMER BERRY . . Business Manager Dedication .. . To MRS. CHARLES H. STEVENS, Dean of Women, and head of the English Department, the staff fondly dedicates this 1949 edition of THE FANAL. Her kindness and thoughtfulness have served as an inspiration to each student who has had the privilege of coming under her influence and of being guided by the constant, consistent, and convincing testimony of a consecrated life. Admunistration WY 2 =——=. — = SSeS BR as ] ae — SS SS = SSS Sas Se WSS S52 WS SSS N . SS WS S 1 n TESS TESS VIRAL : INNS SW SS VRS AS A A iif i Bal Oh MU iD) Whi 4 HEM gg hi I} ; p I 1) y if } : e V7 WP cull i y Hy] H ), “a 1 HT) p fe } ‘L cA he y t, Winandile 4 yyy! , “ail i } 4 OL, WT WH J i i] fy | f g i W) —it giveth understanding Our President .. . The influence of Dr. STEVENS in the lives of the students can never be fully known. He has unselfishly devoted his time and energy to the strengthening of the character and faith of each student. Asa friend and as an example, he is unsurpassed. We shall always remember Dr. CHARLES H. STEVENS, our president, for his marvelous and inspiring chapel talks on practical Christian living and ever be grateful for the influence that he has had in our lives. We shall not forget his oft repeated motto, ‘‘That in all things He might have the preeminence.” Dean of the Schools W. ELVIN JONES B.A., Bob Jones University M.A., University of Pennsylvania B.D., Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary History Department Homiletics Bible Geography Dean of Men N. A. THOMPSON, JR. Mercer University Graduate of Moody Bible Institute Bible Survey Department Personal Evangelism Dean of VWVomen GRACE WEAVER STEVENS A.B., Tennessee Women’s College B.R.E., Women’s Missionary Union Training School English Department Missions Faculty ROLFE BARNARD B.A., Hardin-Simmons University Th.M., Southwestern Theological Seminary School Evangelist Church History Department LA VERNE HOWLAND MIRIAM P. JONES A.B., Bryan University B.A., Converse College M.A., Wofford College High School Department Psychology Department High School Department Faculty WILLIAM P. JONES A.B., Hampton-Sydney College B.D., Dallas Theological Seminary Greek Department Has WAGNER Graduate of Practical Bible Training Schools D.D., Webster University Theology Department Ca C NERA HENY B.A., Furman University Southwestern Theological Seminary Southern Baptist Theological Seminary New Orleans Seminary Christian Education Department PONZI PENNINGTON Graduate of Florida Bible Institute Trinity College Music Department ] Staff EDITH HAUSER Graduate of Piedmont Bible Schools Salem College Secretary and Bursar MRS. CHRISTINE REDMOND MRS. ELIA WILSON Dietician House Mother Assistant Dietician a, s of. = “Put on the whole armour of God that ye may be able to stand... .”’ Senior Class Officers .. . President... «¢04-. 23 Ri es ie Se ee eee eee ALF STANFORD Vice-President... 23k; ees ee ee eee WARREN HARTZ Secretary Treasuret 2 .ss.ne 2-2 35 eee ee ee eres PAULINE YORK Institute °49 10 Seniors WARREN Cy HARTZ Portsmouth, Ohio Ouarctet 179273 Camera Club—Vice President 2 Senior Class Vice President 3 ‘FanalStatt 2 Alumni Association Ministerial Fellowship 2 LA VERNE HOWLAND New London, Ohio Bryan University, B.A. Regional Representative, F. M. F. 1 Girlcel rio 1,2 Junior Class Vice President 2 Sec.-Trea., Southeastern Regional F.M.F. 2 Recording Secretary, Alumni Association 2 Chorus 2 Student Elect 2 Institute °49 ti Seniors ELMER PAINTER Charleston, W. Va. Moody Bible Institute Quartet 1 Ministerial Fellowship 2 Athletics 2, 3 EMF 2 Alumni Association ROGER SNIPES Rock: illo ss Mars Hill College Ouartemigezs Editor, Fanal 2 Student Elect 2, 3 avis he2e3 Athletics 2, 3 Student Body President 3 Chorus 3 Alumni Association 3 Institute °49 12 Seniors ALF STANFORD Winston-Salem, N. C. Columbia Bible College President, F.M.F. 2 Junior Class President 2 Senior Class President 3 Alumni Association 3 MARY MARGARET THOMPSON Winston-Salem, N. C. Gig sa linionl see 3 Student Body Secretary 2, 3 VIR He? 3 Chorus 3 Corresponding Secretary, Alumni Association, 3 Institute °49 is: Seniors PAULINE YORK ElanJNe GC Senior Class Secretary 3 International Affairs 2 Institute °49 14 unior Class Officers .. . tReet eI Se ee erty ee, cris coer 2 onde als dks is JAMES CORN WiGeoigreciC cil a ee ne ee. 0 ee llA.VERNE HoOwLAND SCLC Uae RCA SIL elm meme rn Rt me greet... Auie Gate se oy ss) BANNE HARTZ Institute ’49 tS ROBERTA ALDERSON Charleston, W. Va. GERALDINE CLARK Hinton, W. Va. Institute °49 16 Juniors HARVEY BAUGHN Mt Airy, NAG. MARGARET CLANTON Concord, N. C. IRIS CORN Reidsville, NGC JAMES CORN Charlotte, N. C. Juniors JOHN ED CRAVEN Seagrove, N. C. DIN DSEY HARRELL Edenton, N. C. DORE Ag DAT: DumomeeN.«]: JEANNE HARTZ Portsmouth, Ohio PUCILE ECE RAZIER Huntington, W. Va. JESSE HEAD Winston-Salem, N.C: Institute °49 N A Juniors J. WM. HINES Reidsville, N. C. DANIEL L. ISLEY Richmond, Va. ROY W. JOHNSON NM teeA inva ELWANDA MADISON Olin SN ae. MAURICE McRAE Greensboro, N. C. VANCE PARTLOW Reidsville, N. C. Institute ’49 ; 18 Juniors ELEANOR PETERS Hinton, W. Va. KENNETH PETERS Fontaine, Va. BOBBIE REAGAN Diycom City, N.C; PUAN TEASROSE Huntington, W. Va. ANNETTE SEAY TO Draper; NoG. CALVIN THOMPSON Leaksville, N. C. nstitute °49 19 Juniors NAT THOMPSON Winston-Salem, N. C. BILL WILLAFORD Richmond, Va. MARY ELIZABTH WYATT Martinsville, Va. AGNES WILKES Winston-Salem, N. C. Institute °49 20 Freshmen Class Officers .. . ELMER BERRY me) JOAN BVICK Institute “49 Jah Institute °49 29) Freshmen EUGENIA ALDERSON Charleston, W. Va. CLIFTON ANGE Durham, N. C. CHARLES BATEMAN Port Huron, Mich. JAMES BOLICK Glovegro.G: MARVIN BRADS Radtond, Va. PAUL. ‘CAMPBELL Brownstown, III. EDDIE COCHRAN Radiord va. MAURICE COOPER Steeds, N. C. FRED DILLON Belle, W. Va. AUBREY DOOLEY Vinton, Va. Freshmen W. O. DOSS Richmond, Va. PERRY DULL Winston-Salem, N. C. AMELIA EDWARDS INitaeAlryeiNe ©. BIEPAEDWARDS INT Ce iey nN oe EDNA GOUGH Winston-Salem, N. C. DONALD GROSSMAN Scranton, Penn. JERRY HOPKINS Ft. Smith, Ark. HOMER HOOSER Portsmouth, Ohio DOVCGEhUMPHREY. Mt oinithwear ke ALBERTA ISLEY Richmond, Va. Institute ’49 23 Freshmen GENTRY JENKINS Raleigh, N. C. ANNIE LANCASTER Stoneville, N. C. HOWARD LEIGHTON Radford, Va. ROBERT LEIGHTON Radford, Va. ROY W. LEINART Portsmouth, Va. GEORGE MANUEL New Boston, Ohio 1 ee OANA WINOIS Richmond, Va. EVELYN McNEIL Snowville, Va. Institute ’49 24 Freshmen WILLIAM OTTNEY New Boston, Ohio WINDELL PATTERSON Martinsville, Va. LOWELL RENEGAR Yadkinville, N. C. RUSSELL STANTON Vestal ON. Y- MARDELULE SNIPES Neale ag Uh eye JAMES SKIPPER Durham iN. C. Pale kO UT EH Pleasant Garden, N. C.. WALTER STATEN Portsmouth, Ohio Institute 4 25 Freshmen J. C. TEDDER Ft. Smith, Ark. ETHEL FRIVELTLE Winston-Salem, N. C. ANNA RUTH VARNEY Huntington, W. Va. CLARENCE VAUGHN Burlington. N. C. FRED VICK Ft. Smith, Ark. JOAN VICK Ft. Smith, Ark. JUANITA WOODRUM Hinton, W. Va. JoW. KANON sal he High Point, N. C. ROLAND CRAWFORD Ft. Smith, Ark. Institute ’49 26 College Class Officers .. . Bes cl (a nT nr wren we ee we Ntck EH RAZIER NWice- Ei CsiCCh Umer nar ne ots eine Gan PATSY FRAZIER Seerctanyel Keactii ct ee at eres te in eee eee eat }OAN NEWMAN ollege ’49 27 Freshmen FRANCES BOSWELL Graham=oNaC MILTON FRAZIER Leaksville, N. C. PATS YS ERAZIER. Charleston, W. Va. GERALDINE GREGG Lexington, N. C. LULA MAE KOGER Martinsville, Va. CARRIE LEWIS Jonesville, N. C. College ’49 28 HaGavMaAwLDIN, ER. Concord NC, JEWiEie NICHOLS Reed, W. Va. Freshmen DORODAYONEAT Winston-Salem, N. C. G. ELMO RENEGAR Winston-Salem, N. C. JOAN NEWMAN Portsmouth, Ohio W. Bb. SOUTHERN Winston-Salem, N. C. ollege °49 29 Seniors ELMER BERRY FRED CARVER De Witt, Ark. Portsmouth, Ohio C. A. BISHOP Martinsville, Va. ROMIE CHAMBERS WM. P. DUGGINS Burlington, N. C. Greensboro, N. C. d ( cademy °49 ‘ 30 t CURTIS MORRIS Martinsville, Va. JOSEPH SALMONS Draper, N=C. Seniors DAVID BPRUE ELE Greensboro, N. C. RUSSELEIZ REAGAN BrvsoneGitye Ne C JAMES P. SARTAIN Johnson City, Tenn. Academy ’49 ofl 32 Underclassmen LOUISSADEINS Boulevard, Va. JAMES KIRBY Winston-Salem, N. JAMES S TRADER e Pleasant Garden, N. C. cademy °49 EDWARD BOYD Greensboro, N. C. GUY NEWMAN Bassett, Va. EDDIE STATZER Bassett, Vz BENJAMIN THOMPSON High Point, N2G; A. W, BROOKS Pleasant Garden, N.C, ree ae GCE Y Hick Point, N.C, WiIEEIANSIONES Reidsville, N.C. SHERMAN YOUNG Pomona: Nec: Pastor's School ’49 33 34 Most Typical Girl and Boy JERRY HOPKINS JEWEL INICHOLES .. . student Elects | = Congeniality LA VERNE HOWLAND HANK MAULDIN 35 Student Elects .. . ity Intellectual ROGER SNIPES PEE ES URTV ike 36 .. . student Klects Versatility NAT THOMPSON PATSY FPRAZIER 37 New Building Piedmont Bible Schools was conceived and born out of an urgent need for a school that attempts to impart knowledge and teach a way of life that the New Testament upholds. As the Lord has blessed us spiritually, He also has multiplied our material blessings a hundredfold. In the fall of 1948 the doors of the John M. Deeds Hall were open to a steady stream of students. It is a two-story brick building with the second story housing twenty-five girls. On the first floor is the library, faculty offices, and class rooms. A modern and well-equipped kitchen and cafeteria with a seating capacity for one hundred and fifty occupies the basement. ; This new building is named in the honor of John M. Deeds, of Hinton, West Virginia. One of the members of the Board of Trustees, his contributions have been an inspiration to all and a constant reminder of our many friends who have made Piedmont not just a dream but a reality. John M. Deeds Hall 38 Activities .. . And whatsoever ye do 1n word and deed, . . name of the Lord Jesus. — he 4 y 4 “hk SS | SSS EE SSSR _ 4n the CO, ray 39 One of the greatest sources of blessing on the campus has been the Foreign Missions Fellowship. This group, active in presenting its cause, keeps the missionary vision before the students. Those who are purposing to go to the foreign field as well as those who are praying concerning God’s will for them and the part they are to have in spreading the Gospel meet regularly for mission study and prayer. “PRAY YE THEREFORE THE SCORD ORR wy Lu THAT HE WILUSEND FORTH®EABOURERSsINTO@HISS rah Voice Foreign Missions Fellowship 40 DVSAC MOE cin ate Sia at Ponzi PENNINGTON [PENIS Be. ai a oyu a 65 heen Sel ogee JEANNE HARTZ With the addition of Mr. Ponzi Pennington to the teaching force, the music department took on new life. The newly organized chorus testify to the cultural and spiritual development through the ministry of music on the campus. High- lights of the year were the Thanksgiving and Christmas programs and series of trips to various churches in this area during the spring. ‘‘He has put a new song in our mouths—and with our song we will praise Him.”’ Chorus 41 JUANITA ROSE LA VERNE HOWLAND MARY M. THOMPSON Trios ma MARDELLE SNIPES CARRIE LEWIS LUCILLE FRAZIER JEANNE HARTZ, Pianist QUARTET | DANTE ISLEY; KENSPOLLOCK: NIETONSERAZIER, NATO LHOMPSON, ROGER SNIPES, WARREN HARTZ. PATSYePRAZIE RS Pianist QUARTET II Pee HODDER SHARVEY “BAUGHN, JESANNESHARTZ: Pian ist Quartets 43 PONz1. PENNINGTON...) Director JEANNE HARTZ 45.2% 28 Boat: o oe ateeiscee ae nee ner Pianist “The Happy Gospel Hour’ presented by Salem Baptist church over a local radio station each Sunday morning has proved to be a blessing and a means of service for those who take part. The music is under the direction of Mr. Ponzi Pennington, who has capably presented the P. B. S. vocal ensemble in the signing of gospel hymns. Dr. Charles H. Stevens, who is the pastor of Salem Baptist church as well as the president of Piedmont Bible Schools, brings the brief and vital inspirational message. Vocal Ensemble 44 TEXPSSTCUETENE oe Si so colli ae ee ne © eee ROGER SNIPES Wite-d PRRESIGRSTONE. n.d 3 OILS ee SO Joun Ep CRAVEN DECKCCA me Rea SUTeIT in se conte sea konto ya Mary MARGARET THOMPSON The 1948-1949 term brought a variety of chapel services. Every other week on Thursday the students assembled and witnessed anything from the dignity of the class officers to the “happy-go-lucky”? comedy of the Arkansas travelers. The student body president also conducts the necessary business meetings. These services, through variety and informality, have helped to give the students a well-balanced school life. Student Officers 45 Editors :i6 8 ecko: ole ce eis ee a Nat THOMPSON Associate Editors, ¥ 7 23 Oise oe ee eee DAN ISLEY Joan NEWMAN Business Managers .o) «cached alla © ae 2 ae ee teeta teenie eee TT EO Em ey eae Circulation Mianagerie.. cs. cc ate eee are AUBREY DOOLEY Art Editors s% 4:43 Brae ee ee : . ROBERTA ALDERSON Associate: Editors.223 i. «=. cnesse = ee ee GENTRY JENKINS Ty PIst occscad, site das ates eae lle: eo aas teh vets See nee aCe ea Joan VICK Protographiers, cz of sic-caeeq. ple a ee ea DorETTA DAIL Dick BEARD Fanal Staft P. B. S. Basketball Team WALTERS STATON ELMER PAINTER ROGER SNIPES CLARENCE VAUGHN NAT THOMPSON (AGelEDDER CLIFF NORMAN GEORGE MANUEL BDDIE COCHRAN DAVE FIELDS AUBREY DOOLEY CALVIN WILLIAMS DE AINSEDV IN JONES, COACH Athletics 47 PD ln usy, Poe: EB. Dabo. Bebo: Pe bso EBs: led See Eo bao: Pe Bea: Ribas Season’s Record Athletics 48 Demolay 13 Hooker’s Clipp. je Waughtown Bapt. 26 Salem College 26 Naval Reserve 19 Demolay 6 Waughtown Bapt. 37 Salem College 23 Naval Reserve 10 ‘W.S. Reds (forfeit) Fritts Motor 47 Greek Boys 19 WON — 20 P.B:S. TLAbeS: | fy) Ee) ileve) PBs; Fe Bae: lead eis |e a eey, PoB 25: leperer led Shey PBS: LOST Fritts Motor Salem College Naval Reserve Demolay Demolay Greek Boys Waughtown Bapt. Salem College Steven’s Trailers Eldridge Opt. High Point Clowns Waughtown Bapt. BIBLE Scuog, 5 U Under study .. . Dean-Bo . . . Arkansas Travelers St. Elmo ... Trailer Town . . . Listen to Brother Muse, now Play on, Sanuel . . . Laying on the hands Old things are passed away . . . Room-mates ... Joan ... Mother Church Deed’s Hall . . . Down the Avenue Behold, all things are become new . . . Devotions . . . Checking the Dean’s list. 49 Sing for your supper . . . Funny what money can do . . . Java Time Ready for chow . . . As you like it . . . Dinner Bell Appeal for a meal . . . “The Three Cookies” . . . Don’t take that Down to business .. . Justa drip... of water .. . Kill or cure Four cylinders and a shove . . . Kiss and make-up . . . The ‘‘Pastor-ized” flock 50 Sunday Serenade . . . Wash-women . . . Between classes Famaway places)... Glose out Best foot forward . . . Don’t believe everything you hear . . . Manuel labor Soda Jerk to Postal Clerk . . . “Dear Heart’. . . A Dull Finish o4 to the right... Petimilk oll Aw, now! ... Union labor . . . Professor in the making . . .Brush in hand .. . Thinking of you Hot foot . . . Blue Heaven . . . Melody Time Where’s my man? . . . A labor of love . . . Greater heights John’s a big boy, now . . . ‘Baby sitter . . . Reflection of . . .? 52 Catfish and the chief . . . Whodat, Mag! .. . So that’s television iiiat smi Pop. iereheis.,. =. Close’, shop-. . . Latestifashion nepentsye, Kepents =)... Crown Champions =. , Flash!! ... This, again Mid-night oil . . . Lover, come back to me . . . Fluid drive 33 Fast ball . . . High Jump . . . Going to do some personal work Warm up that sub . . . Vitamins make strong bodies, too . . . Look out, Snipes! Missed it . . . News? . . . Get that rebound The pause that refreshes . . . Summertime . . . Catching sunbeams 54 BoC LT ER SHOTS | S) SI DENT E “AROUND THESPR Lill OU ESI So Se lisse Mii ie pita esti idl DerPULURE® AN PRESENT pei Eee Pa be SY) Compliments of Home Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co., Inc. Friendly Service and Satisfaction Dalla pan = - 1422 S. Main Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina Compliments of Vv Warner-Rembrandt Studios Official Photographer for “THE FANAL” Vv Rhoners=5331 408 W. Fourth Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina Evangel Lighthouse Book Room v Bibles, Tracts, Religious Books, Etc. v 207 North Main Street Winston-Salem, N. C. 59 60 Compliments of JOHN H. CORNELIUS Real Estate Property Management 30 4 First National Bank Building Winston-Salem, N. C. Compliments of ge Twin City Packing Co. G? Phone 3-1813 = Winston-Salem, N. C. Belk-Stevens Company and each of their employees sincerely wish and hope for your continued success in such a fine and wonderful institution. Belk-Stevens Company iL batOV ESORS BEDE RAVALUES” Gormeliithsandsinadests: QUALITY PRINTERS Snyder Printing Co. New Address: 3085 INDIANA AVENUE — Phone 6768 — Winston-Salem, N. C. 61 62 Established 1924 Reena fot a es ECKER'S CREDIT JEWELER 437-439 N. Liberty St. - Winston-Salem, N. C. WHERE THERE 3 , i. REG. US PAT. OFF. C. F. SINK USED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD Ko} West First and Broad Sts. Winston-Salem, N. C. Dialeo-5041 eho thyy TNO EG Rae RESHVNEALIVES W. D. Gentry Compliments of ) One Stop For All Your Grocery Needs 612 North Trade 1105 South Main 126 East Third v Compliments of WACHOVIA GRILL “ACROSS FROM THE CAMPUS” v J. A. YOST GROCERY PHELP’S SHOE SHOP wishes “A Service for Particular People’’ You continued success in the work Phone 2-2144 of your institution 848 W. 4th St. So. Green St. Phone 3-2481 Winston-Salem, N. C. 64 FRANK VOGLER SONS BILTMORE DAIRY FARMS Funeral Directors Ambulance Service Since 1897 Finest Quality DAIRYSERODUCTS Dial 6101 Stratford Rd. Phone 2-2555 Dependable for more than 91 years Compliments of KAY JEWELRY CO. America’s Largest Jewelers BROWN - ROGERS - DIXSON NATIONALLY FAMOUS WATCHES ; : Visit our hotel and restaurant Certified Diamonds supplies for your need. We carry complete line of stoves, On Easy Credit Terms ; ; urns, dishes, and silver. At No Extra Charge IT’S O.K. BROWN - ROGERS - DIXSON TO OWE KAY ‘‘The Best Place to Get it”’ 13 West Fourth St. SWE oS ONT THE SOUARE. HANOVER WHOLESALE CO. WHOLESALE GROCERIES Dial 5156 Winston-Salem, N. C. Compliments of SALEM STEEL CO. INCORPORATED STEEL FABRICATORS and WAREHOUSE Phone 3-7361 1725 South Vargrave St. Winston-Salem, N. C. Compliments of BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH EHF BERRY? Pastor Walnut Cove, N. C. SHOP SEARS Where “Goop QUALITY Costs LEss’’! Ph. 4-4461 Fourth at Broad St. Phone 7923 JESSE G. BOWEN MUSIC CO. HIGH GRADE PIANOS 217 West Fifth St. Winston-Salem, N. C. 66 Your personal appearance speaks for the school “It Pays To Look WELL”’ CHITTY’S BARBER SHOP 715 Wachovia Street We Wish You Continued Success at |i 1b NY MODERN CLEANERS 2-2451 300 So. Green Winston-Salem, N. C. WINSTON-SALEM HARDWARE CO. Hardware and Paints 600 No. Cherry St. 2S Compliments of DUKE POWER CO. Compliments of HOLSUM BAKERS Phones 4951 - 8508 So. Marshall St. Winston-Salem, N. C. URBAN STREET BAPTIST CHURCH G. ELMo RENEGAR, Pastor Ernestly pray that the Lord may bless every effort of Piedmont Bible Schools and_ students, to glorify the name and person of our Lord Jesus MOTHER AND DAUGHTER FASHIONS Up-to-the minute fashions for every feminine member of the family. Corner of Liberty 3rd Sts. GORDON SERVICE STATION Richfield Products Phone 7509 500 Waughtown St. Winston-Salem, N. C. 67 E. F. REDMOND Expect More at Stockton’s More Quality—- Used Cars More Stule More Q y—-Move Service Norman Stockton‘Inc. na 411 N Cherry St Winston-Salem, N. C. “We Treat You Right”’ — Phone 4-4737 J. M. GORDON GARAGE MUTUAL FIRE AUTOMOBILE : INSURANCE AGENCY Repairs on any Make or Model Complete Motor Tune Up 337-348 Nissen Building ew ; Modern Equipment and Skilled Winston-Salem, N. C. Mechanics | Dial 4-2623 450 Waughtown St. Winston-Salem, N. C. Harry B. Elliott W.N. Rankin P REDMOND’S “It Pays to Look Well ESSO SERVICE STATION HOLCOMB’S BARBER SHOP Registered Lubrication washing-polishing Atlas Tires and Tubes 506 N. Trade Street E. P. Redmond, Prop. Phone 9218 LOOT Esthet Has Eight Barbers to Serve You Opposite Post Office Compliments of FORSYTH HARDWARE CO. WACHOVIA SHOE SHOP The Friendly Hardware Store Best in Material 7 ar od c iE d O i Next to Post Office on Trade St. Guaranteed Workmanship Phone 3-4321 Cor. Wachovia and Green St. Winston-Salem, N. C. CAMEL CITY Dry Cleaners One Day Service We clean till they are clean and odorless tLOCATIONS SLOPSERY.ES YOU JO) ING, MET UR oS 6 oe SR Ae oo nem 1) [ee cern eee = 55 2 O SUL EVVeTO tL eRe A ao Pei en 222126 DIS aNVAChOVianeae ete la t= 45 02 Phone 2-4105 PEERLESS ICE CREAM CO. Delicious Ice Cream, Thick Malts and Nut Sundies 1016 S. Main St. Winston-Salem, N. C. Compliments of Compliments of SPAINHOUR’S SERVICE STATION WEST SALEM CONFECTIONARY 406 South Broad Street The Heart of Things Taught at PIEDMONT BIBLE SCHOOLS WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. Teaching in Three Schools EVANGELISTIC Approved Write for MISSION ARY for 1949-50 Veterans Catalog PREMILLENNIAL BAPTIST ff THESACADEM Y irs BIBUE COLLEGE iti bab IBUESINSTITULE For Information, Write: REGISTRAR 716 FRANKLIN ST., WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. 69 WINSTON PRINTING Company Printing e Binding Lithography 6146 Phone 6147 WINSTON - SALEM NORTH CAROLINA Hfutog vaphs HAfutog caphs CO PS Se ee aes 7 Sree oo 2 .