Southwest Mississippi Community College - Whispering Pines Yearbook (Summit, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1935 volume:

The 1933 Whispering Tines ANDREW EUGENE McDAVID Editor-in-Chief CARL EL KANAH BATES Business Manager Published by the Student Body of SOUTHWEST JUNIOR COLLEGE Summit, Mississippi Volume III Jit JHmtctrumt @L Innn ' s orrt ofrrutber 12, 1993 Btcb JUmnber 22, 1934 Student at Southwest Junior College 1931- , 32- , 33- , 34 PiTstmt Jantcll ont 3|ulu 13, 1916 jBteb 3lulg 7, 1934 Student at Pike County Agriculture High School 1930-’31-’32-’33-34 E? To John Irving Hurst, a capable dean, a lovable teacher, a proficient coach, in recognition of the wholesome influence he has exerted on the stu¬ dents and Alumni of Southwest Junior College during his sixteen years of service, this third volume of Whispering Pines is dedicated. I GIRLS DORMITORY FIRST BUILDING AT SOUTHWEST HEWITT KEYES YOUNG FLEMING KENNA THOMAE FELDER KENNA QUIN BOND HURST PADDOCK ALFORD HURST LOFLIN MISS ERNESTINE THOMAE, B. A., M. A. English MR. J. M. KENNA, B. A. President MRS. EDNA W. HEWITT, B. A. Spanish—Voice MR. J. I. HURST, B. S. Dean—Agriculture MISS MINNIE C. FLEMING, B. A. Commerce MR. Z. L. LOFLIN, B. S., M. S. Mathematics—Science MRS. GRACE C. FELDER, B. S. Home Economics MR. W. F. BOND, JR., B. A. Social Sciences MISS SMYTHIE ALFORD, B. A. Registrar- -Physical Education MR. W. P. YOUNG, B. S. Science MRS. J. I. HURST, B. M. Music MR. A. H. PADDOCK, B. A. Social Sciences BESSIE KENNA Librarian REV. J. B. QUIN, D. D. Bible FLORA KEYES Matron Summit, Mississippi BACOT, RANDOLPH Football, Summit, Mississippi BALL, JESSIE DAY Delta Gamma Delta, Glee Club, W. A. A, Columbia, Mississippi BALL, SEBIE R. Delta Chi Theta, Baseball, BARNETT, DODD ..Denham Springs, Louisiana Mystic Knight, Vice-President Sophomore Class, Alternate Captain Football. McComb, Mississipp BARRON, WINIFRED BATES, CARL...Liberty, Mississippi Mystic Knight, Cheer Leader, Glee Club, Student Athletic Manager, President Sophomore Class, Band, Secretary and Treasurer Y. M. C. A., Annual Staff, Secretary and Treasurer Literary Society. BEARDEN, MILTON Tylertown, Mississippi BRASFIELD, FRANCES McComb, Mississippi Delta Gamma Delta McComb, Mississippi BREWER, HAZEL Glee Club, W. A. A., President, Y. W. C. A BREWER, MYRTIS...McComb, Miss, President, Y. W. C. A., 2, W. A. A., Glee Club, Home Economics Club, Student Government, A DYKES, NINA MAY.Smithdale, Mississippi Chi Delta, Basketball, Vice-President W. A. A., Track. ELLZEY, WESLEY. Osyka, Mississippi Track. FELDER, DORIS. Summit, Mississippi Chi Delta, Glee Club, Tennis, Track, President Scionti Music Club. FORTINBERRY, EVERETT .Osyka, Mississippi Delta Chi Theta, Student Government, Glee Club, Band. Summit, Mississippi FREEMAN. LEONARD .McComb, Mississippi GILL, W. A., Jr Assistant Music Department, President Glee Club, .Tylertown, Mississippi GRUBBS, CLINTON. GRUBBS, ERA Tylertown, Mississippi Home Economics Club, HAYNES, JEWEL.....Summit, Mississippi Chi Delta, Tennis, Glee Club, Track, Scionti Music Club, Student Government. ’ER, HARRELL.McComb, Mississippi Mystic Knight, Glee Club Reporter, President Y. M. C. A., Tennis. a HERRING, DAPHNE.McComb, Mississippi Delta Gamma Delta, Glee Club, Home Economics Club, Raymond ’33. McComb, Mississippi HEWITT, MARY ELLEN Delta Gamma Delta McComb, Mississippi HUX, CLEM. McComb, Mississippi IVEY, JESSIE LEE Mystic Knight, Glee Club, Basketball, Quartette, McComb, Mississippi JOHNSON, FRANCES Chi Delta, Glee Club, Deba te Club, M. S. C. W., ’34. Fernwood, Mississippi KAIGLER, MILTON. Woodville, Mississippi LANEHART, EVELYN. Delta Gamma Delta, Glee Club, Co-Lin ’34. McComb, Mississippi LENOIR, EDRIE W. A. A., Glee Club, Basketball, .....McComb, Mississippi , Vice-President Student Body, President Literary Society. McCarthy, katherine.. Chi Delta, Debate Club Summit, Mississippi McCORMICK, PAUL.. McDANIEL, A. T.....Summit, Miss Delta Chi Theta, Debate Club, Debate Team, Glee Club, Annual Staff. McDANIEL, CLEO McComb, Mississippi McDANIEL, FREIDA Johnston Station, Mississippi Home Economics Club McDANIEL, JAMES. Johnston Station, Mississippi McELWEE, VICTOR. Osyka, Mississippi Mystic Knight, Baseball, Glee Club, MAGEE, ANNIE MARY Monticello, Mississippi Chi Delta, Who’s Who, MIXON, WALLACE...Baton Rouge, Louisiana Delta Chi Theta, Tennis, Secretary and Treasurer Glee Club, Vice- President Literary Society. MORGAN, EARL. Liberty, Mississippi Mystic Knight, Football, Basketball, MORRIS, WOOTEN. Liberty, Mississippi Debate Club, NELSON, JACK McComb, Mississippi Mystic Knight, Captain Football, Track, Glee Club, Student Government. NEWMAN, PAUL. Liberty, Mississippi Mystic Knight, Football, Glee Club, Baseball, Student Government PITTMAN, LILLIAN U.Tylertown, Mississippi W. A. A. PORTER, H. PHIFFIER.-...Meadville, Mississippi Mystic Knight, Band, Glee Club, President Student Body, Debate Club, Scionti Music Club, Who’s Who, President of Sixth District Older Boys Conference of Y. M. C. A. PRESTRIDGE, JOHN H.......Summit, Mississippi Mystic Knight. PRICE, JAMES...McComb, Mississippi REEVES, H. F.. ..Summit, Mississippi Delta Chi Theta, President Debate Club, Glee Club, Debate Team, Annual Staff, Tennis Manager. ROBICHAUX, JOE.. ..New Orleans, Louisiana. Mystic Knight, Football, Baseball, Southwestern ' 32 and ’33. ROBINSON, MRS. C. R...-.McComb, Mississippi Scionti Music Club. SLAY, EVELYN E.-.McComb, Mississippi SPECK, R. L.-.Frenchmans Bayou, Arkansas Delta Chi Theta, Track. STARNES, ELQUE Memphis, Tennessee Mystic Knight, Football, STOKES, NATALIE. Chi Delta, Secretary Y. W. C. A., W. A. A .McComb, Mississippi Home Economics Club. THOMAE, BLANCHE...Chattanooga, Ten Delta Gamma Delta, Cheer Leader, Glee Club, Annual Staff, Debate Club, Basketball, Vice-President Y. W. C. A., Secretary Student Body. TURNER, ALLIE K, McComb, Mississippi Chi Delta. VAN NORMAN, MAMIE DAVIS.,.Liberty, Mississippi Delta Gamma Delta, Glee Club, Basketball, Debate Club, W. A. A., Annual Staff, Secretary and Treasurer Home Economics Club, Secretary and Treasurer Y. W. C. A. VARNADO, JAMES.Osyka, Mississippi Mystic Knight, Student Government, Band, Glee Club, Scionti Music Club, Baseball. WALLACE, BILL. Winnsboro, Louisiana Mystic Knight, Glee Club, Football, Track. WEBB, GERALDINE SHIRLEY. Delta Gamma Delta, Glee Club, W. A. A., Debate Government, Basketball. WHITE, ARIETTE. Delta Gamma Delta, M. S. C. W. ’34, WILSON, FRED.-..... Liberty, Mississippi Liberty, Mississippi Delta Chi Theta, Debate Club, Debate Team, Y. M. C. A Reporter. WILSON, HOLLIS..Montice Delta Chi Theta, Captain Basketball, Football, Baseball, Who’s Who. WOOLAM, CLAUDE. Mystic Knight, Football. Memphis, Tennessee ALEXANDER, BILBO Carter’s Creek, Mississippi Football ALFORD, EDITH Holmesville, Mississippi Chi Delta, Glee Club, ALFORD, GEORGE B McComb, Mississippi Delta Chi Theta, ASSAF, WOODROW McComb, Mississippi Track, BALL, I. W. Osyka, Mississippi Delta Chi Theta, Glee Club, BARNETTE, AUBREY Summit, Mississippi Delta Chi Theta, Glee Club, Band, BARRON, ADDIE BELLE Mars Hill, Mississipp: Chi Delta, Basketball, W. A. A BARRON, FAY Smithdale, Mississippi Home Economic Club, BAUM, JULIUS Memphis, Tennessee Mystic Knight, Football, Baseball, BENGLIS, MICHAEL A.Sulphur, Lo Mystic Knight, Student Government, Football, Debate Club. Track. Mi 7 , f ••• • BP j BLACKWELL, WILLARD JESSIE.. f$gfj Vi ..Tylertown, Mississippi Basketball. ii BOYD, IJNITA .Magnolia, Mississippi Home Economic Club. BOYD, WINNIE .Carter’s Creek, Mississippi Basketball, W. A. A., Track. BRUMFIELD, LUCYNDA .Magnolia, Mississippi Home Economic Club. BUTLER, BERGEN Glee Club, Track, Debate Club. Liberty, Mississippi BUTLER, BERNICE.. Smithdale, Mississippi Delta Gamma Delta, Band, Glee Club, Basketball, W. A. A., Track. CHAMBERS, HARRY Halls, Tennessee Mystic Knight, Football, Track. CONERLY, BLANCHE.. ..Summit, Mississippi Delta Gamma Delta, Vice-President, Literary Society, Basketball, W. A. A. COOKE, JACK ..McComb, Mississippi Delta Chi Theta. CORKERN, HELEN .Baton Rouge, Louisiana % Coles, Mississippi CRUM, PAUL DAWSON, EUGENE Summit, Mississippi Glee Club, Annual Staff. DUNNAWAY, FLEET L. McComb, Mississippi Mystic Knight, Basketball, Track. DUNNAWAY, MYRTLE LILLIAN. Verna, Mississippi DYKES, HARMON Tylertown, Mississippi Debate Club. Bogue Chitto, Mississippi EDWARDS, BERNICE Basketball, Football, Tennis. FELDER, JANIE .Summit, Mississippi Chi Delta, Basketball, Glee Club, Home Economic Club, W. A. A., Student Government. FORTINBERRY, HERMAN Tylertown, Mississippi Olive Branch, Mississippi FRANKLIN KEITH Track. Summit, Mississippi GARNER, DOROTHY MAY. Chi Delta, Debate Club, GARTH, NIM.Summit, Mississippi GORDON, VIRGINIA BERYL...........Summit, Mississippi Chi Delta, Tennis, W. A. A. GREER, EDNA MERLE.Holmesville, Mississippi Delta Gamma Delta, Basketball, Glee Club, Band, Track, W. A. A., Vice-President Scionti Music Club, Home Economics Club, Who’s Who GRIMMER, WILLIAM N..Lafayette, Louisiana Mystic Knight, Who’s Who, Basketball, Football, Student. Government, Track. GWIN, STANFORD ___1.Magnolia, Mississippi Mystic Knight, Football, Track. HORNSBY, ELMYRA V. Pine Grove, Louisiana Chi Delta, Basketball, Track. HAMMACK, DAN....Hattiesburg, Mississippi Delta Chi Theta, Debate Club, Debate Team, President Literary Society, Band, Annual Staff, Student Government. HAYMAN, HELEN M.-.-.McComb, Mississippi Chi Delta, Debate Club, Secretary Freshman Class. HERRING, HUGH ..McComb, Mississippi Delta Chi Theta, Band. HUFF, NELLON. Glee Club. Sylvarena, Mississippi JACKSON, FINLEY McComb, Mississippi JONES, ELLIOT...Summit, Delta Chi Theta, Glee Club, Student Government. Mississippi JONES, L. LEE Osyka Mississippi Tennis, KAMPER, EVELYN McComb Mississippi Delta Gamma Delta KRAUS, CHARLES J. New Orleans, Louisiana President Y. M. C. A., 2, Debate Club, Who ' s Who. KUTEMAN, KARL THOMAS Fort Smith, Arkansas Mystic Knight, Football, LACY, JACK .Canton, Mississij Mystic Knight, Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Student Government. LAWRENCE, WILLIAM McComb, Mississippi Delta Chi Theta. LEE, ROBERT EUGENE Magnolia, Mississippi Mystic Knight, Basketball, LINDSEY, EWELL. Greensburg, Louisiana Tennis, Track. LOVORN, J. W. Osyka, Mississippi LYONS, CHARLIE LANE Sulphur, Louisiana Mystic Knight, Football, Track. MAGEE, GOLDA Tylertown, Mississippi Home Economic Club, MARTIN, THAD Magnolia, Mississippi McCullough, paul Pricedale, Mississippi Basketball, Baseball, McDAVID ANDREW.McComb, Mississippi Mystic Knight, Editor-in-Chief of Annual, Y. M. C. A. Reporter, 1, President Freshman Class, Student Government, Captain Baseball, Who’s Who, Debate Club, School Reporter, Reporter of Sixth District Older Boys Conference of Y. M. C. A. Liberty, Mississippi MINKS, MILTON McComb, Mississippi MOORE, T. L. Delta Chi Theta. McComb, Mississippi NELSON, LOIS EMILY. PAYNE, M. NELL.Magnolia, Mississippi Delta Gamma Delta, Who’s Who, Secretary Debate Club, Student Government, Secretary Literary Society, Vice-President Home Economic Club. PHILLIPS, BERYL .McComb, Mississippi Delta Gamma Delta. PIGOTT, BILLY G.-.Tylertown, Mississippi Football, Baseball. PIGOTT, EUGENE._...Tylertown, Mississippi PITTMAN, WILDA .Tylertown, Mississippi Home Economic Club. QUIN, IRIS .Summit, Mississippi Home Economic Club. REEVES, GLADYS .Magnolia, Mississippi Home Economic Club. REEVES, HENRY LLOYD.Holmesville, Mississippi Scionti Music Club, Secretary Y. M. C. A., 2, Glee Club, Band, Track. REGAN, JAMES .Fernwood, Mississippi Mystic Knight, Captain Track, Football. RISHER, CAREY A....-.McComb, Mississippi Glee Club. ROTH, CARL ...Memphis, Tennessee Mystic Knight, Debate Club, Football, Student Government, Track. ROURKE, CLARA LEA .Centreville, Mississippi RUSSUM, CHARLES .Flora, Mississippi Mystic Knight, Annual Staff. SCHNEIDER, EULALIE.McComb, Mississippi SHARPE, ALVESSA.Kokomo, Mississippi Basketball, W. A. A. SIMMONS, MILDRED...McComb, Mississippi Chi Delta, Basketball, Glee Club, Home Economic Club, W. A. A., Track. SMITH DEAN McComb, Mississippi Track. SMITH, VERNON .Tylertown, Mississippi Football, Basketball. STATHAM, ANNETTE .-.Fernwood, Mississippi Delta Gamma Delta. STOUT, SHERROD ROBINSON.Centreville, Mississippi Glee Club, Band. VAN BUSKIRK, ONA Magnolia, Mississippi WATERS, TOM ........Tallulah, Louisiana Football, Track, Student Government, Who’s Who, Perkinston, ’32, ’33. WALKER, FLOYD Osyka, Mississippi Debate Club, Track. WALL, LOUISE ....-..Osyka, Mississipp Delta Gamma Delta, Basketball, Glee Club, Track, Who’s Who. WELLS, LOTTIE MAE Smithdale, Mississipp Chi Delta, Basketball, Track, W. A. A, WELLS, MAXIE Memphis, Tennessee Mystic Knight, Basketball, Track, WESTBROOK, ALBERT HARVEY. Meadville, Mississippi Delta Chi Theta, Glee Club, Track, WILLOUGHBY, BENNETT. Summit, Mississippi Mystic Knight, Basketball, WILSON, DOROTHY LOUISE McComb, Mississippi Delta Gamma Delta, Glee Club GWIN, GEORGIE GRAY. Summit, Mississippi Chi Delta, Glee Club, Student Government, President Home Economic Club. YOUNG HURST PADDOCK BATES Coaches MR. J. I. HURST MR. A. H. PADDOCK MR. W. P. YOUNG CARL BATES. Athletic Director .Coach Assistant Coach Student Manager ATHLETICS RESUME Reckoned in terms of games won and lost, the 1934 football season was not a success. High hopes for a winning team were handed repeated jolts in the form of good material withdrawing from school, the persistent and constantly recurring illness or injury of many dependable performers, and a very small squad, numerically and physically. Nevertheless, the 1934 edition of the Pilots, because of their game, skillful, and sportsmanlike ap¬ pearance in the face of heavy odds, commands the respect and admiration of all. SOUTHEASTERN The Summiteers “blew the lid off” with a well played, hard fought struggle with Southeastern at Hammond. The first half ended with hon¬ ors fairly even but Southeastern ' s superior weight and experience plus in¬ juries and bad breaks to Pilot regulars combined to beat down a stubborn resistance in the second half. Paced by Benglis and Harris in the back- field, and Kueteman at tackle the Pilots made at least three touchdown drives halted only in the shadow of the goal posts. Final score 13 to 0. LOUISIANA COLLEGE Minus the services of five regulars the Pilots trekked to the lair of the Louisiana College varsity Wildcats for the second game of the year. Again a woeful inadequacy of reserves told heavily in the latter stages of the fray with the Louisianians forging ahead to win 19 to 6. Starnes flung several successful forward passes, one of which, garnered in by “Red” Newman, led to Southwest ' s lone tally in the first quarter. Barnette ' s generalship, Starnes ' passing and Kueteman ' s line-play gave the spec¬ tators repeated thrills. ■§ Sff ' y. BOGALUSA Y Making good use of a dazzling passing attack Southwest defeated an aggregation cf former Collegians from the Bogalusa Y 18-2, at McComb. The game was a loosely played affair featured by Don Zimmerman’s ab¬ sence, a few minutes play by Coaches “Paddy” and “Willy Paul,” and “Monkey” Edwards’ pass catching. PERKINSTON The least said the better about this, the lowest ebb of the season. An evenly played first half wrought havoc in the Pilot ranks, taking an enormous toll of injuries. Inspired Perkinston play routed the Pilots 38-6 in the second half after a 6-6 first half. RAYMOND Maddened by the previous Saturday’s debacle Southwest proved their mettle by a hard earned victory over the Eagles from Raymond. Southwest proved superior both aground and aloft, rolling up good yardage and numerous first downs. Bacot and Regan in the forward wall played bang-up ball, ably backed by Woolam and Harris. Score 13-7. POPLARVILLE “P’ville” brought the heaviest team of the year to McComb, out¬ weighing Southwest some 20 lbs. per man. Even so, it was only after the hardest kind of a scrap, replete with thrills and freaks, that the Pilots suc¬ cumbed 20-7. Statistics of yardage and first downs favored Southwest, but breaks put Poplarville ahead in scoring. Harris made a 70 yaid return of a kickoff in a pretty exhibition of broken field running. Benglis played consistently well along with those plucky, watchfob guards Baum and Martin. MORGAN MCGT HARRIS MART M DECATUR Again invaders, the Pilots journeyed to Decatur, more badly crip¬ pled than at any other stage of the season. It was heartbreaking to lose such a gallantly, desperately fought battle against one of the best teams in the conference. Both cf Decatur’s scores were somewhat freaky, neither resulting from sustained drives. Every Pilot played well but, Bacot, Morgan, Wilson, Harris and Lyons were outstanding. Score 13-0. ELLISVILLE Another tough one to lose in which the Pilots displayed a fighting spirit which never faltered. It was a see-saw affair with the outcome constantly in doubt, Ellisville finally emerging on the long end of a 20-13 score. Had it not been for a bad case of “muffitis,” on the part of pass receivers, there’d have been a happier tale to tell. Smith at tackle and Roth at end turned in nice performances along with Harris and Benglis in the backfield. WESSON In the wind-up game of the season with that ancient and bitter foe, Copiah-Lincoln, the Pilots displayed their best football of the year. Taking advantage of the role of underdog, the Pilots nipped the tails of the Wolves, undefeated Junior College Champions, for three quarters of a well played thrill-packed game. For the first time the Wolves’ de¬ vastating running attack was stopped cold. The Pilots outplayed, out¬ fought and outgained their old rivals by a good margin but—again the freaks of the game and Lady Luck saw fit to deprive the homesters of a merited victory. All who saw action played their hearts out but those who watched Captain Jack Nelson perform will long remember his in¬ spired end play. “Dcoey” Bacot, all Conference guard, played a great game to climax a brilliant career at Southwest. Lindsey, Jones, Mixon, Reeves, Edwards, Wilson, Deal, Lovern, Coach Bond, Walker TENNIS The tennis team under the direction of Coach Bond is rapidly rounding into form as the Annual goes to press. The team composed of Edwards, No. 1, Mixon, No. 2, Lindsey, No. 3, and Jones, No. 4, has played good tennis and is showing improve¬ ment in their finer points of the game. The Junior College Tourna ment Singles championship was won by Bernice Edwards. TRACK The 1935 track team shows a great improvement over last year’s squad in the field events. Grimmer, shot put and discus, Wells, pole vault and broad jump, and javelin, Captain Regan, high jump, and Nelson, javelin, are the outstanding field performers. Dunaway, quarter miler, is Southwest’s best man on the cinder path. Edna Merle Greer, dashes and broad jump, and Winnie Bcyd, baseball throw, hold high school records in their events and should win points in the Junior College Conference. BOYS’ BASKETBALL The boys’ basketball team for the 1935 season was a mild success. By winning half of its games, the team played good bas¬ ketball in winning four games from Raymond, one from Wesson, one from Southeastern, two from Millsaps College freshmen, and one from Louisiana College varsity. The team lost a close game to Wesson, four to Poplarville, Junior College champions, two to Ellisville, one to Goodman, and one to Southeastern. The team reached its peak during the last week of the reg¬ ular season. Southwest won handily from Millsaps Freshmen on Monday night. On Wednesday, the team played its best game of the season when the strong Louisiana College varsity was beaten by the score of 44 to 39. The team functioned as a unit the entire game and were masters of the situation at all times. The next night the team played the strong Ellisville five. After leading most of the second half, the Southwest boys let down during the last two minutes and Ellisville eased ahead as the final whistle blew. From the spectator’s point of view, it was the most thrilling game of the season. Two well matched teams fighting hard with only a few points difference in the score at all times. Coach Paddock started the season with only five lettermen from last year’s squad, Captain Wilson, Willoughby, Ivey, Edwards, and Morgan. Lee and Dunnaway, members of the Pike County Agricultural High School team that won its way to the State tourna¬ ment in 1933, Smith, Blackwell and Grimmer rounded out the squad. The team lined up with Willoughby, Edwards, and Blackwell at for¬ wards; Lee, Grimmer, and Smith, who alternated at forward, at cen¬ ter, and Wilson, Ivey, Dunnaway, and Morgan at guard. Willoughby was one of the best forwards in the Junior College Conference. His eagle eye and steady hand accounted for an aver¬ age of sixteen points per game. The defensive work of Ivey, and Wilson deserves mention, too. Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest THE SEASON’S RECORD 50—Raymond .36 46—Raymond .44 .45—Wesson .48 .49—Southeastern .23 39—Raymond .21 44— Raymond .30 36— Ellisville .52 .25 —Poplarville .41 29 —Poplarville .37 45 — Wesson .28 37 — Millsaps .28 .23—Goodman . 52 .39—Poplarville .59 39—Poplarville .45 49 —Millsaps .31 .44—La. College Varsity.39 .31—Ellisville .35 34 —Southeastern .39 • SUAftO 5m HOMS - FOAWM CtSTSR SrUA.RO SUA«5 Girls’ Basketball After an interlude of one year, girls’ basketball was re¬ sumed at Southwest. The team was composed entirely of fresh¬ man players. After a slow start, the team attained mid season form and made a fine record. A summary of the season shows four losses to Raymond, two to Wesson and one to Poplarville. The win column shows three games from Poplarville, two from Ellisville, two from Southeastern, one from Goodman, and two from the Millsaps College Varsity. Individually, the brilliant work of Greer at center, the stellar playing of Boyd and Simmons at forward, and the con¬ sistent guarding of Barron were the standouts of the season. These players were abetted by Wall, who rose to superior heights on occasions, Wells, Connerly, always consistent and always fighting hard, Butler, Sharpe, Felder, and Hornsby. All of these players are eligible for another year of com¬ petition and with a few reserves from the incoming Freshmen, Barh m - gua m BoYO-Foamm buriZR-GZHrm Commit- mmm FeMn-Gumb ■ the team should reach newer heights. In the Junior College Tournament the girls reached the semi-finals only to be elimi¬ nated by Wesson, the eventual champions. The season’s record: Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest Southwest 21—Raymond .22 .22—Raymond .37 16—Wesson .42 .41—Southeastern .20 .23—Raymond .37 .26—Raymond .34 41—Ellisville .26 .24—Poplarville .14 31—Poplarville .29 .33—Millsaps .20 .30—Goodman .26 .21—Wesson .32 36—Poplarville .33 .27—Poplarville .35 .41—Millsaps .32 .49—Ellisville .38 .40—Southeastern .32 BASEBALL As the Annual goes to press, the 1935 baseball season is just beginning. No games have been played, and, in fact, the schedule has not been arranged. Therefore, we include a sum¬ mary of last year ' s record and leave the present to be included in the 1936 yearbook. The season ' s record shows wins from: McComb, Wesson, Brookhaven CCC, Southeastern La. College, Camp Rice, Ellisville, Perkinston, Quin ' s Bridge, and Woodrow; and losses to: McComb, Pricedale, Wesson, Quin ' s Bridge, Camp Rice, Perkinston, and Southeastern. The team was composed of Woolam, Starnes and Douglas as pitchers, Steve Walker and Dude Ball, catchers, Hutchinson, Parks, McDavid, and Turney, infield, and Casey Jones, Varnado, Newman, and one of the pitchers in the outfield. Substitutes were Wallace and McElwee. A close battle for batting honors was fought with Starnes, home run king of the club, Casey Jones and Cy Parks, leading. Several of these players are Freshmen and are back to ease the task of Coach Hurst in producing a championship team. Andrew McDavid was elected captain of the 1935 team. % Y. M. C. A. OFFICERS 1ST SEMESTER 2ND SEMESTER HARRELL HARPER President CHARLES KRAUS PHIFFIER PORTER Vice-President ALEX GILL CARL BATES Secretary H. L. REEVES ANDREW McDAVID Reporter FRED WILSON FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW EUGENE DAWSON WILLIAM LAWRENCE JAMES PRICE ANDREW McDAVID WOODROW ASSAF W. H. DEAL KEITH FRANKLIN WOOTEN MORRIS CLINTON GRUBBS HARRY CHAMBERS WESLEY ELLZEY JOHN W. CONNER THAD MARTIN LEA JONES EUGENE PIGOTT VICTOR McELWEE ALBERT H. WESTBROOK FLOYD WALKER PAUL NEWMAN GEORGE ALFORD JOHN PRESTRIDGE DAVID NICKEL HUGH HERRIN CARL ROTH PHIFFIER PORTER JACK COOKE JACK NELSON CAREY RISHER LEONARD FREEMAN MILTON BEARDEN HERMAN FORTINBERRY EVERETT FORTINBERRY HOLLIS WILSON RANDOLPH BACOT BERGEN BUTLER CHARLES KRAUS PAUL CRUM HARRELL HARPER EWELL LINDSEY JULIUS BAUM CARL BATES WILLIAM WALLACE MILTON KAIGLER JAMES REGAN H. F. REEVES JACK LACY A. T. McDANIEL TOM WATERS PAUL McCORMICK WILLIAM GRIMMER MICHAEL BENGLIS BILLIE PIGOTT BILLIE DE COUX LANE LYONS I. W. BALL HARMON DYKES WINFRED BARRON H. L. REEVES J. W. LOVORN SHERROD STOUT FINLEY JACKSON JAMES VARNADO CHARLES RUSSUM BENNETT WILLOUGHBY 1ST SEMESTER RUTH COKE BLANCHE THOMAE NATALIE STOKES Y. W. C. A. OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary 2ND SEMESTER HAZEL BREWER BLANCHE THOMAE MAMIE D. VAN NORMAN NINA MAE DYKES—Treasurer FIRST ROW EVELYN LANEHART GEORGIA GREY GWIN EDRIE LENOIR JESSIE DAY BALL OLIVIA CASTON JANIE FELDER LUCYNDA BRUMFIELD BLANCHE THOMAE FRANCES JOHNSON SHIRLEY WEBB MYRTIS BREWER NELLON HUFF MILDRED SIMMONS LOTTIE MAE WELLS BERNICE BUTLER EDNA MERLE GREER ANNETTE STATHAM JEWELL HAYNES “SIS” VAN NORMAN SECOND ROW DORIS FELDER WILDA PITTMAN FRANCES BRASFIELD KATHERINE McCARTHY ANNIE MARY MAGEE IRIS QUIN ONA VAN BUSKIRK DORTHY MAE GARNER GOLDA MAGEE LILLIAN PITTMAN UNITA BOYD RUTH COKE ERA GRUBBS EULALIE SCHNEIDER ALENE HOWELL HELEN HAYMAN EVELYN KAMPER EVELYN SLAY GLADYS REEVES WINNIE BOYD CLEO McDANIEL VIRGINIA BERYL GORDON THIRD ROW NATALIE STOKES DORTHY WILSON LOIS NELSON HELEN CORKERN ELMYRA HORNSBY CLARA LEE ROURKE LOUISE WALL MAY ALDA DICKINSON FREIDA McDANIEL NINA MAE DYKES FAY BARRON MYRTLE DUNAWAY ALMA McMASTER OFFICERS DAN HAMMACK . President BLANCHE CONERLY .Vice-President MARY NELL PAYNE.Secretary FIRST ROW HUGH HERRIN GEORGE ALFORD KEITH FRANKLIN BILLIE PIGOTT BENNETT WILLOUGHBY LEA JONES JACK COOKE EUGENE DAWSON WILLIAM LAWRENCE THAD MARTIN CAREY RISHER CHARLES KRAUS CHARLES RUSSUM J. W. LOVERN JULIUS BAUM FINLEY JACKSON SECOND ROW ALBERT H. WESTBROOK ANDREW McDAVID HERMAN FORTINBERRY EWELL LINDSEY JAMPJS REGAN HELEN CORKERN IRIS QUIN FAY BARRON LOIS NELSON ONA VAN BUSKIRK LUCYNDA BRUMFIELD MILDRED SIMMONS NELLON HUFF BLANCHE CONERLY ANNETTE STATHAM DOROTHY WILSON EVELYN KAMPER MISS ERNESTINE THOMAE MICHAEL BENGLIS PAUL CRUM FOURTH ROW THIRD ROW TOM WATERS HARRY CHAMBERS WOODROW ASSAF EUGENE PIGOTT ELLIOTT JONES CHARLES RAY ROBINSON STANFORD GWIN JACK LACY ELMYRA HORNSBY LOUISE WALL MARY ELIZABETH SMITH UNITA BOYD WILDA PITTMAN LOTTIE MAE WELLS EDNA MERLE GREER EULALIE SCHNEIDER ALMA McMASTER SHERROD STOUT H. L. REEVES FLEET DUNAWAY LANE LYONS BERGEN BUTLER HARMON DYKES GLADYS REEVES GOLDA MAGEE CLARA LEE ROURKE VIRGINIA BERYL GORDON FLOYD WALKER GEORGIA GREY GWIN CARL ROTH DOROTHY MAE GARNER JANIE FELDER DAVID NICKEL BERNICE BUTLER HELEN HAYMAN Freshman Literary Society Sophomore Literary Society OFFICERS KATHERINE McCARTHY .President WALLACE MIXON .Vice-President CARL BATES . Secretary FRONT RANDOLPH BACOT FIRST ROW WILLIAM WALLACE WOOTEN MORRIS CLINTON GRUBBS EVERETT FORTENBERRY VICTOR McELWEE ANNIE MARY MAGEE EVELYN LANEHART LILLIAN PITTMAN CARL BATES KATHERINE McCARTHY MISS ERNESTINE THOMAE OLIVIA CASTON “SIS” VAN NORMAN DORIS FELDER MYRTIS BREWER PHIFFIER PORTER JESSE LEE IVEY WALLACE MIXON ALEX GILL MEMBERS SECOND ROW JAMES PRICE JOHN W. CONNER W. H. DEAL MILTON KAIGLER R. L. SPECK FRANCES BRASF1ELD RUTH COKE FREIDA McDANIEL ERA GRUBBS ALENE HOWELL FRANCES JOHNSON JESSE DAY BALL NATALIE STOKES JEWELL HAYNES PAUL McCORMICK A. T. McDANIEL WINFRED BARRON BILLIE DE COUX WESLEY ELLZEY JAMES VARNADO THIRD ROW TOM WATERS BLANCHE THOMAE SHIRLEY WEBB CLEO McDANIEL HARRELL HARPER MAY ALDA DICKINSON CLEM HUX NINA MAE DYKES H. F. REEVES EVELYN SLAY. JACK NELSON EDRIE LENOIR MILTON BEARDEN HOLLIS WILSON JOHN PRESTRIDGE McDaniel REEVES HAMMACK THOMAE WILSON Debate Team MISS ERNESTINE THOMAE, Coach AFFIRMATIVE H. F. REEVES a. t. McDaniel NEGATIVE DAN HAMMACK FRED WILSON Starting with an almost hopeless outlook of inex¬ perienced speakers, Miss Thomae instilled interest and de¬ termination in the debaters and made an excellent record in debate. The team won the district championship without losing a single debate. The team was eliminated in the semi-final round at Jackson by the team that won the State Championship. Too much credit cannot be given Miss Thomae for her excellent work with the debaters. Kenna, Robinson, Gent, Reeves, Felder, Porter, Haynes, Varnado, Greer, Fleming, Brewer, Smith. Hurst, A., Hurst, Mrs. J. I., Hurst A. Scionti Music Club OFFICERS DORIS FELDER .President. EDNA MERLE GREER ...Vice-President HAZEL BREWER.Secretary MRS. J. I. HURST..-.Instructor MISS MINNIE FLEMING.Sponsor MEMBERS HAZEL BREWER DORIS FELDER EDNA MERLE GREER MISS MILDRED GENT JEWEL HAYNES ADENE HURST MRS. BESSIE KENNA PHIFFIER PORTER HENRY LLOYD REEVES MRS. RUTH ROBINSON MARY ELIZABETH SMITH JAMES VARNADO AYLENE HURST Barron Gwin Boyd Herring Quin Brumfield Felder, Mrs. G. Felder, J. Lenoir Magee McDaniel Reeves Simmons Stokes OFFICERS GEORGIA GRAY GWIN... Greer Grubbs Payne Pittman Van Norman Home Economics Club .President MARY NELL PAYNE.Vice-President MAMIE DAVIS VAN NORMAN.Secretary MRS. GRACE C. FELDER.-.Instructor FAY BARRON WINNIE BOYD LUCYNDA BRUMFIELD NELLIE BRUMFIELD JANIE FELDER ERA GRUBBS EDNA MERLE GREER GEORGIA G. GWIN DAPHNE HERRING LUCILLE HORNSBY EDNA LANE MEMBERS LILLIAN LACY EDRIE LENOIR GOLDA MAGEE freida McDaniel MARY NELL PAYNE WILDA PITTMAN IRIS QUIN GLADYS REEVES MILDRED SIMMONS NATALIE STOKES MAMIE D. VAN NORMAN . % Glee Club MRS. EDNA WATKINS HEWITT—Director LOUISE WALL—Accompanist EDNA MERLE GREER—Accompanist HENRY LOYD REEVES—Accompanist SOPRANO ALFORD, EDITH BALL, JESSIE DAY BRUMFIELD, LUCYNDA DUDLEY, ANNIE R. FELDER, DORIS FELDER, JANIE GARNER, DOROTHY MAE GWIN, GEORGIA GRAY HAYNES, JEWEL HERRING, DAPHNE HUFF, NELSON JOHNSON FRANCES LANEHART, EVELYN QUIN, IRIS SMITH, MARY ELIZABETH THOMAE, BLANCHE WEBB, SHIRLEY WILSON, DOROTHY ALTO BREWER, MYRTIS BUTLER, BERNICE CASTON, OLIVIA GREER, EDNA MERLE LENOIR, EDRIE PAYNE, MARY NELL SIMMONS, MILDRED VAN NORMAN, M. DAVIS WALL, LOUISE TENOR BARNETTE, AUBREY DAWSON, EUGENE FORTINBERRY, EVERETTE FORTINBERRY, HERMAN HARPER, HARREL IVEY, JESSE LEE MIXON, WALLACE PIGOTT, EUGENE PORTER, PHIFFIER REEVES, H. F. REEVES, H. L. WALKER, FLOYD WALLACE, WILLIAM WESTBROOK, ALBERT H. BASS BALL, I. W. BATES, CARL BUTLER, BERGEN GILL, W. A., JR. JONES, ELLIOTT McCormick, paul McELWEE, VICTOR NEWMAN, PAUL NELSON, JACK NICKEL, DAVID RISHER, CAREY STOUT, SHERROD VARNADO, JAMES Alford Barron Caston Dickerson Felder, J. Garner Gordon Hornsby Johnson Magee McCarthy Dykes Felder, D., Felder, Mrs. G. Gwin Hayman Haynes Simmons Stokes Wells Chi Delta COLORS: ROSE and GREEN FLOWER: KILLARNEY ROSE FACULTY MRS. GRACE FELDER SOPHOMORES OLIVIA CASTON FRANCIS JOHNSON MAE A. DICKERSON ANNIE MARY MAGEE NINA MAE DYKES KATHERINE MCCARTHY DORIS FELDER NATALIE STOKES JEWELL HAYNES ALLIE KAY TURNER EDITH ALFORD ADDIE BELL BARRON JANIE FELDER DOROTHY MAE GARNER FRESHMEN GEORGIA GRAY GWIN HELEN HAYMAN ELMYRA HORNSBY MILDRED SIMMONS VIRGINIA GORDON LOTTIE MAY WELLS 1 Alford Hammack Ball, S. Jones Speck Barnette Lawrence Wilson, F. Bond McDaniel Wilson, H. Cooke Mixon Westbrook Fortinberry Moore Herrin Beeves Delta Chi Theta FACULTY W. F. BOND, JR. SOPHOMORES H. F. REEVES SIEBIE BALL EVERETT FORTINBERRY R. L. SPECK FRED WILSON a. t. McDaniel HOLLIS WILSON WALLACE MIXON FRESHMEN HUGH HERRIN GEORGE ALFORD ELLIOTT JONES I. W. BALL BILL LAWRENCE AUBREY BARNETTE T. L. MOORE JACK COOK ALBERT H. WESTBROOK DAN HAMMACK Oil ll • ; 1 Greer Phillips Wilson Conerly Payne White Brasfield Kamper Van Norman Butler Coke Lanehart Webb Ball Hewitt Thomae Alford Herring Statham Delta Gamma Delta FACULTY MRS. EDNA WATKINS HEWITT MISS SMYTHE ALFORD SOPHOMORES EVELYN LANEHART FRANCIS BRASFIELD BLANCHE NANCE THOMAE MAMIE DAVIS VAN NORMAN JESSIE DAY BALL RUTH COKE GERALDINE SHIRLEY WEBB MARY ELLEN HEWITT ARIETTE WHITE FRESHMEN MARY NELL PAYNE BERNICE BUTLER BLANCHE CONERLY ANNETTE STATHAM EDNA MERLE GREER LOUISE WALL EVELYN KAMPER LILLIAN LACEY DOROTHY WILSON % Bates Baum Benglis Chambers Conner Dunaway Grimmer Gwin Harper Ivey Kuteman Lacy Lee Loflin Lyons McDavid McElwee Morgan Nelson Newman Nickel Porter Prestridge Regan Robichaux Roth Russum Wallace Varnado Wells Willoughby Young Mystic Knights FACULTY Z. L. LOFLIN W. P. YOUNG SOPHOMORES CARL BATES DODD BARNETT JOHN WILLIAM CONNER HARRELL HARPER LIVIAN HARRIS JESSIE LEE IVEY VICTOR H. McELWEE EARL F. MORGAN JACK NELSON JAMES PAUL NEWMAN H. PHIFFIER PORTER JOHN PRESTRIDGE JOE HERBERT ROBICHAUX ELQUE LAMAR STARNES JAMES VARNADO WILLIAM PERRY WALLACE P. B. WILLIAMSON CLAUDE ELMO WOOLAM FRESHMEN JULIUS BAUM MICHAEL A. BENGLIS HARRY LEON CHAMBERS FLEET L. DUNNAWAY WILLIAM GRIMMER STANFORD W. GWIN CARL THOMAS KEUTEMAN JACK BROOKS LACY ROBERT EUGENE LEE LANE LYONS FRED MARTIN ANDREW EUGENE McDAVID DAVID STRATTON NICKEL JAMES J. REGAN CARL ROTH CHARLES FRANK RUSSUM MAXIE EDWARD WELLS BENNETTE HOWARD WILLOUGHBY DAWSON PAYNE HAMMACK REEVES MAGEE RUSSUM McDANIEL THOMAK NICKEL VAN NORMAN Whispering Pines Editorial Staff ASSOCIATE EDITOR MARY NELL PAYNE FEATURES BLANCHE THOMAE ORGANIZATIONS DAN HAMMACK SPORTS H. F. REEVES MAMIE D. VAN NORMAN BUSINESS STAFF ASSOCIATE BUSINESS MANAGER. DAVID NICKEL ASSISTANTS ANNIE MARY MAGEE CHARLES RUSSUM EUGENE DAWSON A. T. McDANIEL %( « % McDAVID BATES Whispering Pines ANDREW E. McDAVID .Editor-in-Chief CARL E. BATES .Business Manager PROF. Z. L. LOFLIN.Faculty Advisor The Editor takes this opportunity to thank Sherrod Stout and Bergen Butler for their work as staff stenographers, and Grace Busby for her efficiency and cooperation in handling the Annual fund. rc % Beeves, Herrin, Fortenberry, Butler, Fortenberry, Jones, Greer, Varnado, Bates, Stout, Porter, Gill Band J. PAUL HEWITT W. A. GILL, JR. Director ..Assistant Director MEMBERS BARRON, WINFRED BATES, CARL BOND, W. F. JR. BUTLER, BERNICE FORTENBERRY, EVERETT FORTENBERRY, HERMAN GREER, EDNA MERLE HERRIN, HUGH HAMMACK, DAN PORTER, PHIFFIER REEVES, H. L. STOUT, SHERROD VARNADO, JAMES , WALL, LOUISE ws Theta Xi Fraternity University, Alabama March 10, 1935 Dear Sirs: We are returning the pictures for your beauty section. Everyone in the fraternity judged them and the results were averaged for the final selection. The fellows certainly appreciate your asking them to make the selection, and they are all of the opinion that Southwest Junior College certainly numbers some very attractive girls in its student body. Yours truly, CARL E. GRANT, President. FEATURES MISS ANNIE MARY MAGEE MISS MAMIE DAVIS VAN NORMAN Grace 35 us by MOST MWLLECTUAL dmie Mary Magee MOST POPULAR. Olivia Castmu CUTEST CUPL Sdna ' Merle (free? BEST ATHLETE douiseWall CAMPUS EL! RT WHO’S (Undrew MW avid MOST POPULAR. Charles Jimus MOST INTELLECTUAL William Grimmer MOST-HANDSOME JlolUs Wilson BEST ATHLET-E CJom Waters CAMPUS SHEIK WhiffievTortev- BEST ALL-AROUND WHO Mississippi State College Offers Through Training With Specialization In The Schools Of 1— AGRICULTURE: Animal Husbandry, Agronomy, Forestry, Dairying, Agricultural Economics, Agricultural Engineering, Poultry and Horticulture. 2— BUSINESS: The School of Business, building its curriculum around marketing, banking, credit, and business law, grants degrees in Business and in Com¬ mercial Aviation. 3— EDUCATION: This School, just established, will grant degrees in Rural Education, Physical Education, and Trades and Industrial Education. 4— ENGINEERING: With choice of specialization in Electrical, Mechanical, Civil, and Aeronautial Engineering. 5— SCIENCE: With special courses designed in General Science, Pre-Medical, Chemical Engineering, and Physical Science. A SUMMER SCHOOL of two terms of five weeks each will open June 10. Courses in all schools are in the curriculum, making it possible for a student to do advanced work or clear up back studies. A maximum of 12 semester hours work may be done during the two terms. Courses are designed for high school graduates, junior college graduates who wish to clear up back work required for them to enter as reular juniors, regularly enrolled students of senior colleges, and for teachers wishing to do special work during vacation. The regular Session cf 1935-36 will open in September. For detailed information on Summer School or Regular Session, write to: REGISTRAR, State College, Miss. BELHAVEN COLLEGE Jackson, Mississippi Why not take your last two years in a college which specializes in the education of women? Belhaven of¬ fers a wholesome, stimulating atmosphere. Ideal environment. Vocational Training for Teaching, Business, Music, Art, Expression, Physical Educa¬ tion, Religious Education. Try The New Belhaven Plan Studying One Subject At a Time Total expense for Session—$395. For catalog write, G. T. GILLESPIE, President f IN every town there are buildings that stand out from other buildings. IN every crowd there are men who stand out from other men. IN like manner there are schools that stand out from other schools. Southwest Mississippi Junior College Is One Of These Outstanding In Accomplishment of students, beauty and attractiveness of cam¬ pus and buildings, in economy to the students, and in the gen¬ uine worth of FACULTY AND STUDENT BODY. “COME AND SEE” J. M. KENNA, President SUMMIT, MISS. fjard ware Perry County 1 Aeidenreich HERALD HARDWARE “Perry’s Live Newspaper” TOOLS ALL AND KINDS OF PRINTING Sporting Goods WE PAY THE POSTAGE H. HEIDENREICH McCOMB, MISSISSIPPI 0. C. McDAVID, Publisher NEW AUGUSTA, MISSISSIPPI Students At W-O-R-K Citizens Lumber Company “Building Material From Foundation To Roof” PHONE 141. PHONE 141. McCOMB, MISSISSIPPI McColgan Mickal’s Cafe Grill MEN’S The Place In Town To Dine FURNISHINGS Caterer to Parties and Banquets. LADIES’ Phone 538. READY-TO-WEAR HENRY J. KAY, Manager. McCOMB, MISSISSIPPI McCOMB, MISSISSIPPI PHOTO ART SHOP Photographs — Pictures FRAMING, DEVELOPING and PRINTING KODAK FILMS McCOMB, MISSISSIPPI Phone 531. —228 State Street. THESTR.E McCOMB Merchants Grocery Company DISTRIBUTORS OF Daily 2:30 to 10:30 YUKON’S BEST AND MONTHLY PROGRAMS MAILED QUEEN OF THE WEST ON REQUEST. FLOUR TELEPHONE 655. IT PLEASES. Summit, Mississippi BASKETEERS TRACK QUILLIES B. B. QUILLIES HERCULES, SAMPSON, ATLAS, AND DAVID A REAL FEATURE TRACK SQUAD CAPTAIN REGAN THE WINGED FOOTERS THE CHEERLEADERS Kramertown Grocery AND Feed Company Phones 1222 and 1223 McCOMB, MISSISSIPPI J. T. Covington and Son DEALERS IN MULES AND GENERAL FARM EQUIPMENT FERTILIZER IN SEASON Summit, Mississippi RICHMOND’S CLEANING, PLEATING CASH STORE DYEING DRY GOODS, McCOMB LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR, NOTIONS, GROCERIES, STEAM LAUNDRY HARDWARE, “STAR BRAND” SOLID LEATHER SHOES. 15—PHONES—16 “We Enjoy Your Business.” McCOMB, MISSISSIPPI SUMMIT, MISSISSIPPI Miss Ivaty’s SERVICE Beauty Shop CLEANERS WE CLEAN SCIENTIFICALLY PHONE 263 PHONE 211 McCOMB, MISSISSIPPI McCOMB, MISSISSIPPI --J| OLD TIMERS Best Wishes For Success IT IS OUR WISH THAT EACH MEMBER OF THE 1935 GRADUATING CLASS ATTAIN THE HIGH DEGREE OF SUCCESS THEY HOPE FOR. UNITED GAS PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY A UNIT OF THE JOE-JOE SERVICE STATION Tel. 100 GROCERY MARKET—Groceries, Western Meats, Fish, Vegetables Plenty of Parking Space FREE DELIVERY General Supply Co, DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE Magnolia, — Mississippi DIME CAB COMPANY PHONE 800 McCOMB TO SOUTHWEST FIFTY CENTS McCcmb, Mississippi State Street Cleaners SATISFACTION GUARANTEED D. A. DAWSON, Proprietor STATE STREET, McCOMB. The F. W. Woolworth Company McComb, Mississippi OLD TIMERS ssissippipower $ Light Convparvy “cfte piruj HuildU ' Tississippi J. F. SCHLUTER HARDWARE Phone 58. Summit, Miss. CAIN SERVICE STATION J. L. CAIN, Proprietor Wrecker Service, Automobile Parts and Accessories, Gas, Oil, and Grease Goodrich Tires and Tubes. Day 55—PHONES—Night 56. Summit, Mississippi NOELS Auto Electric Service SPECIALIZED AUTO, ELECTRICAL, CARBURETOR, AND RADIATOR SERVICE. 109-111 Third Street. Phone 904. McComb, Mississippi H. L. FELDER HORSES AND MULES SUMMIT, MISSISSIPPI FELDER MOTOR GARAGE GASOLINE HARNESS OILS FARM IMPLEMENTS Summit, Mississippi Alford Brothers LAIDES’ WEARING APPAREL, DRY GOODS, MILLINERY DENMAN-ALFORD BLDG. PHONE 105. McComb, Mississippi GILLIS DRUG STORE “The Instant Service Store” PHONE 946 McComb, Mississippi McCullough Coffee Company j McCOMB, MISSISSIPPI McComb Lumber and Coal Company “Everything With Which To Build Anything” PHONE 1137. McCOMB, MISSISSIPPI MIXON Insurance Agency MECHANICS-STATE BANK BUILDING McComb, Mississippi McClurg Alford Furniture Co. 225 Main Street. McComb. T. L. FURLEY, Agent GENERAL INSURANCE MULLINS BUILDING McComb, Phone 52 Mississippi W. F. HINTON Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Glass, and Office Supplies McCOMB LENDING LIBRARY McComb, -Mississippi Leila’s Beaute Salon Phone 1018 McComb, Mississippi HOWELL ' S Service Station Tires, Tubes and Accessories Summit, Mississippi j BUICK PONTIAC CHEVROLET Symbolizing The Best In Automobiles Beauty and Power—Refinement and Style. McNEES MOTORS, Inc. McCOMB, —MISSISSIPPI WILLIAMS GROCERY COMPANY WHOLESALE GROCERS McComb, Mississippi Gardner Motor Company Chrysler and Plymouth Dealers State Street. McComb, Miss. AMBULANCE SERVICE Hartman Funeral Home PHONE 301 DAY OR NIGHT McComb, Mississippi McComb Dairy Products Co. MANUFACTURERS ANGEL FOOD ICE CREAM SHAMROCK SWEET CREAM BUTTER GRADE “A” PASTEURIZED MILK —AND— GRADE “A” CREAM McCOMB, MISSISSIPPI Magnolia Insurance Agency C. M. PIGOTT, Manager Magnolia, Mississippi FLY’S DRU G STORE PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST Send Us Your Mail Orders We Pay The Postage Phone 113 Summit, Miss. C. Atkinson and Sons GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone 79 Summit, You Get What You Pay For. A SI.00 Article Is Not As Good As a $1.50 One. GET THE BEST. J. D. FLY 215 State Street. McComb, Miss. Mississippi JONES JOHNSON COMPANY GAS AND ELECTRIC DEALERS McComb, Mississippi State Pharmacy JIG ' SAW JOE McCOSKER GRILL Drugs, Cigarettes, Candy. THANK YOU, State Theatre Bldg. Phone 277. MAKE IT A HABIT. McCOMB, MISSISSIPPI McComb, Mississippi Boosting Southwest Since 1924 Morgan and Jackson The Cleaner Lindsey “The Stores Of Courtesy” DRY CLEANING, PRESSING Covers Dixie Like-The-Dew AND TAILORING. W. E. DEAN, Manager. Summit, Mississippi McComb, Mississippi BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE LADIES’, MEN’S AND CHILDREN’S SHOES PHONE 565 McComb, Mississippi Denman -Alford Company MEN’S WEAR OF QUALITY McComb, Mississippi GEORGIA AVENUE SERVICE STATION TEXACO PRODUCTS DONALD BIRDSONG “POPS” VAWTER PHONE 767 McComb, Mississippi VISIT Abdalla’s Department Store MAIN STREET. McCOMB. Ladies’ and Gent’s Furnishings Gulf Service Station A Service Station Where The Word Service Really Means Something. J. V. McELVEEN, Manager Summit, Mississippi THE GIFT SHOP Opposite State Theatre. “DISTINCTIVE GIFTS FOR DISTINCTIVELY LESS’’ McComb, Mississippi BEST FOR SOUTHWEST STUDENTS EAST SIDE BARBER SHOP C. G. MONTGOMERY, Prop. McComb, Mississippi O SJlJTippi EMiKAVIM Company JACKSON. MISS Does This Make You Yawn? Two speakers can make the same speech, and one will present it in such an entertaining man¬ ner that he will win enthusiastic applause. The other with the same words will have half the audience yawning behind their hands, and the entire crowd will be relieved when he sits down. The difference lies in presentation. Printing may be so inviting to your eyes as to compel you to read it. Differently printed, your eyes may instinctively refuse to read the same copy. When your customers yawn at your printing it means that you have made a mistake. Used a printer who did not understand presen¬ tation. Let us vitalize your printing with vigorous pre¬ sentation, coupled with a created sales idea that will lift your message out of the just pa- per-and-ink class and animate it with printed Salesmanship which alone can command re¬ sults. The McComb Enterprise Creative ' Printing There is not a city, town, hamlet or cross roads community in Mississippi but at some time has used Enterprise printing. McCOMB ENTERPRISE McComb, Mississippi