Trevecca Nazarene University - Darda Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1943 volume:

TREVECCA COLLEGE LIBRARY REVECCA THERE ' S SOMETHING ABOUT THE PLACE WE LOVE CLAUDE GALLOWAY, EDITOR • • HOMER ADAMS, BUSINESS MANAGER IT ' S THE IFRJEN TRUE FRIENDSHIPS FORM THROUGH PATIENT GROWTH; THEY ARE NOURISHED OF ADVERSITY; THEIR ESSENCE MEN OF INFERIOR INTELLECT CAN TO THEM A SILENT COLLEAGUE. WE HERE WOULD FOSTER THESE THEIR NURTURE EACH ESSENTIAL ELEMENT: SLOWNESS, SHOCKS, THE GODLY COUNSEL Of Our Spirit Filled Faculty Education is the process of producing changes in human personality. To achieve this end requires proper direc- tion. Trevecca believes that the best education implies the spiritual aspect of life, a process that makes one an efficient, clean, loyal, true citizen of the world and a humble servant of God and man. A r. ft V • 3 1 IT ' S THE DEVOTION TO GOD COUNTRY Treveccans feel it important to be faithful to their country as well as to their God. Many have proved their devotion by entering the armed services in defense of those principles upon which it was founded. We want to be examples of loyalty to the country giving us the freedom of worship we so deeply enjoy. THE WILL TO AC High Scholastic Atta THE L T WORK AND Earn Our Way He that learneth to work well when he is young shall have plenty when he is old. He that doeth small things well shall be given greater things to do. At Trevecca much emphasis is placed on the values of work as expressed in these proverbs until they have become a part of our thinking, and abundant opportunities are offered to put them into practice. Go ye— and preach the gospel to every creature. To Serve Mankind Trevecca students are on the alert for a chan ce to win the lost to Christ and help others to get a better knowledge of Him. Some of them bring in reports of Christian work done in jails, work- houses, and hospitals, and of personal work in homes and on the streets. Those who are called into the ministry preach in missions, chapels, churches or wherever occasion affords throughout the area nearby. Sometimes a student, peculiarly fitted for such an experience, preaches on the train or bus. People usually give earnest and respectful attention, and the salvation of a soul is sometimes the result. These things add thrill and zest to life at Trevecca. THIS IS OUR ALMA MATER RL IE V IE C C A NAZARENE COLLEGE NASHVI LLE, TENNESSEE A STORY IN WORD AND PICTURE CONCERNING THE FACULTY AND STUDENTS PRESENTED BY THIS, THE PUBLISHED ANNUALLY BY THE STUDENT BODY IN A LIMITED EDITION PRESIDENT A. B. MACKEY Dr. Mackey, intensely interested in build- ing strong Christian character, has a keen insight into youth ' s problems. A unique personality, a natural philosopher, a Chris- tian gentleman, his exemplary Christ-like- ness inspires students to serve God and humanity. DEPARTMENTAL HEAD The men who serve as heads of the three departments, and the college pas- tor, are recognized as leaders in their fields by faculty and students alike. They have served faithfully, and we appreciate their labors in our behalf. May God reward them for their efforts. A. L. SNELL Ph.B., B.S., M A. Dean of College M. E. REDFORD B.S., M.A., B.D. Dean of School of Religion A. K. BRACKEN M.A., D.D. Coll ege Pastor L. PAUL GRESHAM IF A C Ul IL T Y H. H. WISE Chairman, Board of Trustees Bible SADIE AGNEW JOHNSON A.B., M.A. Mathematics, Theology LILA THRASHER MACKEY A.B., M A. Modern Languages, History AMY L. PERSON A.B., M.A. Registrar English, Bible Editor of Messenger LAVELLE BERRY YARBROUGH A.B. Piano, High School Spanish D. A. YARBROUGH B.S., A.B. Head of Music Department High School History ADA BLACKBURN Dietician ADRON E. HOLLINS Dean of Women FERNE DOGGETT SHELTON B.S. Art, High School English MRS. M. R. MERRIMAN R.N. Nurse { IF A C Ul L T Y KOY W. PHILLIPS Th.B., B.S. High School English High School Economics MARTHA DeWITT GRESHAM A.B., M.A. Biological Science High School Home Economics ALTA LINDSAY REDFORD B.S., M.A. High School Science Mathematics MRS. GRADY SCOTT Commercial ANNA LLOYD WENDELL Assistant Piano L. D. SHELTON Dean of Men MRS. M. A. MACKEY Assistant Grade Teacher NONA EDWARDS Commercial MRS. A. K. BRACKEN A.B., M.A. Supervisor of Grade School Education COLLEGE SENIORS MRS. GLENN CASS HUBERT MEREDITH LOTTIE BLACKBURN COLLEGE JUNIORS BERNICE BRADLEY SHIRLEY LEE GLADYS OWEN COLLEGE SOPHOMORES LEON CHAMBERS NONA EDWARDS ROBERT SUMNER COLLEGE FRESHMEN JACK WALLING BOB MOORE LEOTA COOK PATRICIA CARTE T HI IE C IL A HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS DORIS FORBES WILLENE AGEE HERBERT BROWN HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS WILLARD BROWN SARAH SPRUILL BROOKSIE CROCKARELL LUCILLE RIGGS HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORES JAMES McLELLAND LOUISE BRAKEFIELD MAE KIMBRO NINA SHARPE HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMEN J. H. STEWART VERA WHITE FAYE IHRIG IVA MAE GRANT IF IF II C IE IE LOTTIE BLACKBURN Robertsdale, Alabama A.B., Economics She is just the quiet kind whose nature never varies. Secretaiy of Senior Class, ' 42- ' 43. MARY FRANCES CASS Sanford, Florida A.B., English Exhausting thought, And having wisdom with each studious year. Th.B., Trevecca College; President, Senior Class, ' 43; Honor Society, ' 4l- ' 42- ' 43. CLAUDE W. GALLOWAY Nashville, Tennessee Th.B., Religion He serves God well, Who serves his creatures. A.B., Asbury College; Editor-in-Chief, Darda, ' 43. W. M. GREATHOUSE Franklin, Tennessee Th.B., Religion A soul of power, a well of lofty thought. A.B., Lambuth College. S IE N EUDON LATHAM Columbus, Georgia A.B., Economics He is complete in feature, and in mind, With all grace to grace a gentleman. ERNEST McDOWELL Brooksville, Tennessee Th.B., Theology Rare compound of quality, noble and true, With plenty of sense and good humor, too. A.B., God ' s Bible School. HUBERT MEREDITH Owensboro, Kentucky Th.B., Theology It is a good thing to be zealously affected, always in a good thing. Vice-President, Senior Class, ' 43. M. R. MERRIMAN Nashville, Tennessee Major, Theology Whatever makes men good Christians, makes them good citizens. A.B., Asbury College. REYNDAL RUSSELL Columbus, Mississippi LEILA DELL MILLER Columbus, Georgia BOB WIGGS Benton, Illinois RENA DUNCAN Greeneville, Tennessee REO MILLER Marencie, Michigan BEATRICE BRAKEFIELD Birmingham, Alabama RUPERT CRAVENS Hartville. Missouri ANNA LLOYD WENDELL Springfield, Tennessee BOB SUMNER Miami, Florida ROSA CROSON Hurricane, West Virginia LEON CHAMBERS Fairfax. Alabama MARY FRANCES BROWN Meridian, Mississippi MILDRED FOREMAN Magnolia, Mississippi WILFORD HAWKINS New Albany, Indiana BOB HEDRICK Charleston, West Virginia LUCILLE GARRELL Lake Mary, Florida NONA EDWARDS Miami, Florida ROBERT BUSH Columbus, Georgia ARNOLD PRICE Wrightsville, Georgia ADA MIDDLETON Dayton, Ohio SOP HI O M J. R. BROWNING Huntington, West Virginia LORENA SHARPLING McComb, Mississippi CLARENCE PATTON Bloomington, Indiana HERBERT JARED Nashville, Tennessee RUTH WHALEN HUFF Cynthiana, Kentucky PAUL JORDAN Nashville, Tennessee LOUISE SHOAF Winston-Salem, North Carolina EWIN WHITE Nashville, Tennessee SARA BREEDON Greensboro, North Carolina [28] F Ihl IE Ml IE N ALMA MURRHEE Sparr, Florida ROSS PELTON, JR. Waycross, Georgia MAYME MADEWELL Cookeville, Tennessee NORA FAYE WATSON Cullman, Alabama JACK WALLING Charleston, West Virginia RUBY STOVALL Highway, Kentucky CLARA FARIS Victoria, Virginia CHARLES ELBERT DODD Lake Charles, Louisiana CHRISTINE MILLER Bowling Green, Kentucky MARIE LINDSAY Nashville, Tennessee J. C. REEDY Rocks, Maryland MADELINE MARSHALL Lakeland, Florida IDA ZIMMERMAN Yale, Virginia ARCHIE MADISON Nashville, Tennessee RUTH POND Bennettsville, South Carolina MARY ELIZABETH WATTS Frankfort, Kentucky ROGER ROBINSON Loudon, Tennessee FLORA CANTERBURY Holden, West Virginia EVELYN RAMSEY Richmond, Kentucky VERNON CHANDLER Scotsville, Kentucky RUTH GARVIN Kankakee, Illinois AUBREY BURTON Somerset, Kentucky J. E. FOX Victoria, Virginia MARGARET SIKES Lake Wales, Florida LOUISE McKAIG Nashville, Tennessee CARL ROSS McEwen, Tennessee AVONELLE BURNETTE Frankfort, Kentucky LILA LEE FISHER Paden City, West Virginia JERRY R. MAY Jackson, Mississippi DOROTHY LING Bartow, Florida IF R IE S HI Ml IE N EVA MAE RANSOM Charleston, West Virginia GLENN CASS Nashville, Tennessee NAOMI MARTIN Johnson City, Tennessee JESSIE MAE MERCER Nashville, Tennessee PAUL HOCUTT Adamsville, Alabama LOUISE CRAWFORD Olive Hill, Kentucky LEOTA COOK Benton, Illinois BOB MOORE McComb, Mississippi MYRTIE ABSTON Albany, Kentucky ARDELLA SARTIN Sylacauga, Alabama DOYLE SMITH Savannah, Georgia DOROTHY BOWEN Haldeman, Kentucky SARA PEARSON Houlka, Mississippi H. R. WARD Nashville, Tennessee RUTH DERR Highland Springs, Virginia MAVIS MUSE Somerset, Kentucky IRIS HARRIS Dickson, Tennessee MARY TODD Benton, Illinois JEAN RATCLIFFE Indianapolis, Indiana PATRICIA CARTE Charleston, West Virginia ROBERTA SAMPLES Beaumont, West Virginia ROY KRUSE St. Louis, Missouri FRAZIER HANCOCK Thomasville, Georgia JOHN MAURICE Nashville, Tennessee DOROTHY KING Monroe, North Carolina JEAN GOINS Cottondale, Alabama ALEXINE MUSE Somerset, Kentucky HAZEL THROWER Nashville, Tennessee RUTH REID Florence. Alabama OVA LEE JAMISON McEwen, Tennessee IF R E S HI Ml IE N [32] T E R I A IL SYLVAN NUSSBAUM Nashville, Tenn He is a Christian of sterling qualities, eager to learn, willing to persevere, ready to serve God and his fellow man. MAE McLINDON Winnsboro, S. C. With all her heart she serves God; with all her life she serves her fellowman. MALCOLM NORTH Nashville, Tenn. His main purpose in life is to be a soul winner. May he accomplish his purpose. ERMA TOMS Norwood, Ohio She possesses the qualities of a successful Christian worker and reveals them in her service for the Master. ROBERT RUTHERFORD Orlando, Fla. His consistent Christian life is testifying for the Lord in his personal work. LUTHER KING Nashville, Tenn. His ideals are high, and he is expecting great things of the Lord. I. W. JUSTICE Nashville, Tenn. Quietly, patiently, and consistently he performs his duty and does it well. LINDON SCALES Nashville, Tenn. It is quite evident that he is deserving of the good reputation that he has. ARTHUR PICKETT Miami, Fla. His faithfulness in devotion to God and communion with God are characteristic of his life. HENRY HOBBS Savannah, Ga. We have learned that he is industrious, dependable, studious — a man with high ideals. PAUL McGRADY Colora, Md. Salvation surely is Paul ' s, for he lives it every day. 1 . - i 1 li! [33] MARTHA BELL KINGERY Cincinnati, Ohio Glee Club. ' 40. ' 41; Basketball Team, ' 40, ' 41, ' 42; Octavian Literary Society, ' 40 ' 41. ' 42. ' 43. CARL CROSBY Columbia, South Carolina Senior Class Poet, ' 43; Secretary, Georgia Cijb ' 43; Student Council, ' 41. ETHEL VENABLE St. Louis, Missouri Glee Club, ' 41, ' 42; Ramblers ' Club, ' 41, ' 42 ' 43; Octavian Literary Society, ' 41, ' 42, ' 43. WILLENE AGEE Old Hickory, Tennessee Secretary, Tennesee Club, ' 43; Vice-Presi- dent, Octavian Literary Society, ' 43; Sec- retary, Senior Class, ' 43. BEAUTONNE BURRIS St. Louis, Missouri Octavian Literary Society, ' 43. HERBERT L. BROWN Nashville, Tennessee Football Team, ' 40, ' 41, ' 42, ' 43; President, Senior Class ' 43; Ramblers ' Club, ' 40, ' 41, ' 42, ' 43. DeRHETA YOUNG New Sm rna Beach, Florida Octavian Literary Society, ' 43. NOVICE HARRISON Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Secretary and Treasurer, Hobby Club, ' 40; Co op Training Club, ' 42; Octavian Literary Society, ' 43. DORIS FORBES Roanoke, Virginia President, Octavian Literary Society, ' 43; Virginia Club, ' 40, ' 41, ' 42, ' 43. EVANGELINE HOFFMAN Birmingham, Alabama Chorus Pianist, ' 43; Octavian Literary So- ciety, ' 43. LOUISE CRAFT Russell, Kentucky Senior Class Reporter, ' 43; Glee Club, ' 42 ' 43; Octavian Literary Society, ' 42 43; Girls ' Trio, ' 42. JOHN D. BENSON Princeton, Florida Octavian Literary Society, ' 43. [34 1 JOHN O ' BANNON St. Louis, Missouri Chorus, ' 43; Octavian Literary Society, 43; Band President ' 41, ' 42; Track, ' 40, ' 41, ' 42; Football Team, ' 42. EULA MAE LINDSEY Waycross, Georgia Glee Club, ' 40, ' 41, ' 42; Kiwanis Spelling Award, ' 41; Sophomore Class Treasurer, ' 41; Basketball, ' 41. CLAUDE E. STEWART, JR. Big Springs, Texas Football. ' 40, ' 41; Treasurer, Ramblers ' Club, ' 43; Treasurer, Christian Workers ' Association, ' 43; Treasurer, Senior Class, ' 43; Vice-President, Missionary Society, ' 43. MARJORIE SNODGRASS . _ ulo „ u ,,, J- C. MARKHAM MERLE CHAPEK Charlotte, Nonh Carolina Greenwood South Carolina .. ... ..... Octavian Literary Society, ' 43; Ramblers ' Meridian, Mississippi Club, ' 43. Pi Gamma Delta Literary Society; Sopho G , ee c , ub . 42 ,43 g; Hs . Tri M2 Qc . more Class President, 41. tavian Literary Society, ' 42, ' 43. ADRIAN ROSA gloria Mcdowell r kiliA cd  k, C c u ,, f St. Louis, Missouri EMMA FRANCES WIGGS Captain, Christian Workers, ' 43; Octavian ' en ' uc y Gainesville Florida Literary Society. ' 42. ' 43. Basketball, ' 40, ' 41, ' 42. ' 43; Latin Club, _, ,.. ,., ,., „. . . , ' 40; Treasurer, Kentucky Club, ' 43- Pen Chorus, 40 41 42 43; K.wanis Award, Pal Club ' 41 ' 42 4l i Basketball, 40. ANNE TROUTT Camden, Tennessee Chorus, ' 40, ' 41, ' 42; Secretary, Missionary Society, ' 40, ' 41; President, Missionary Society, ' 42 ' 43; Captain, County Work- house, ' 41, ' 42, ' 43. JIMMIE RUTH YOUNGBLOOD French Camp, Mississippi Octavian Literary Society, ' 42. ERMA BURTON Olive Hill, Kentucky Chorus, ' 43; Octavian Literary Society, ' 43; Vice-President, Kentucky Club, ' 43. [35] HIGH SCHOOL Ul N SARAH SPRUILL Nashville, Tenn. MARY CANNON Columbia, S. C. C. B. SMITH Claxton, Ga. BROOKSIE CROCKARELL Clarksville, Tenn. MARTHA ERRICKSON Clearwater, Fla. SHIRLEY JUNE COOK ' Gillett, Ark. LOUISE THOMPSON Ft. Myers, Fla. WILLARD BROWN Roanoke, Va. EDITH MAURICE Nashville, Tenn. AUDREY THOMPSON Hattiesburg, Miss. FRAN MILLER . Vicksburg, Miss. A. D. BOONE Jayess, Miss. RUTH PICKLER Paris, Tenn. ANNE BALL Birmingham, Ala. CURTIS ALBRO Louisville, Ky. JEWELLINE COOK Sulligent, Ala. BOB BLANCHARD Jonesboro, Ark. PEGGY FOUNTAIN Lakeland, Fla. HOMER BENSON Aliceville, Ala. VERNA SMITH Chattanooga, Tenn. LUCILLE RIGGS Anniston. Mo. DOROTHY BRUCE Nashville, Tenn. NORMA LEE SHARPLING McComb, Miss. MARY CATHERINE THORNLEY Charleston, S. C. EVA JEAN FARMER Nashville, Tenn. LOUISE BOTTENS Nashville, Tenn. ALICE RUTH GRESHAM Dalton, Ga. LOIS WIGGINTON Frankfort, Ky. JUANITA DAVIS Bristol, Va. [36] ADELEEN WEST Richmond, Va. JOHN HAMBY Tuscumbia. Ala. DOROTHEA STEPHENSON Covington. Ky LOUISE BRAKEFI ELD Birmingham, Ala. WILLETA CASH Birmingham, Ala. LULU SAMPLES Beaumont, W. Va. JACK MOORE HARRISON Mabelvale, Ark. JULIA HOWARD Ravenna, Ky. KATREEN ELLIOTT Flovilla, Ga. ADELINE SANDERS Indianapolis, Ind MARIE MASTERS Richmond, Ky. ROSCOE HENDERSON Winchester, Tenn. HIGH 0 SCHOOL OMO MAE KIMBRO Dickson, Tenn. HAZEL BOX French Camp, Miss. BETTY JEAN COX Nashville, Tenn. RUTH MOORE Dickson, Tenn JAMES MacLELLAN Nashville, Tenn. MILDRED BROCKMAN Lexington, Ky. BILL THOMAS . ' Miami, Fla. RALPH YOUNG Winchester. Tenn. [37] HIGH SCHOOL IF H IE M IE JEAN SPRUILL Nashville. Tenn. MILDRED CAMPBELL Russellville, Ala. DOUGLAS WALKER Nashville, Tenn. NEVA GAYE MACKEY Nashville, Tenn. EVA FAYE MACKEY Nashville, Tenn. MARJORIE HOFFMAN Birmingham, Ala. MARGARET CUTTRELL Nashville, Tenn. BETTY TOMLINSON Nashville, Tenn TOMMY HORN Nashville, Tenn. POLLY LOVORN Louisville, Miss. AGNES ALLCORN Donelson, Tenn. BETTY RUTH HOLLAND New Smyrna Beach, Fla. FAYE IHRIG Ft. Thomas, Ky. VERA WHITE Frankfort, Ky MEREDITH GORE Batesville, Miss. JIMMY STEWART Gallatin, Tenn. JIMMY SUE SUDDIETH Russellville, Ala. DALE HALLMARK Birmingham, Ala. MARTHA EVA BOBBITT Nashville, Tenn. JOHN WILLIAM HOWARD Ravenna, Ky. FREDA SCOTT Miami, Fla JOE SONGER Charleston, W. Va. BETTY STEWART Roanoke, Va. JOSEPHINE WUNDERLICK Cullman, Ala. IVA MAE GRANT Gallatin, Tenn. [ 38] VIRGINIA PATTON HARRY HUFF NAOMI NABORS MORGAN P IE C I A IL ST U ID IE N T S GRAMMAR GRA ID IE VERA ADAMS JAMES ANDERSON EMMA BLAND PHILLIP CALLIS ELIZABETH ANN FRENSLEY GLENN GARNER VIRGIL FRANKLIN GRANT JAMES HARRISON OWEN WITT HOWARD CAROLINE KING CLOTINE KING MARY FRANCES McDANIEL OTIS EDWARD McELREATH EUNICE MacLELLAN ARLENE MERRYMAN LELA JANETTE PATTON ESTHER RAY RODGERS JOHN PHILIP RODGERS HOWARD SPRUILL JAMES SPRUILL GERALDINE VITATOE ALLEN WEAVER AND NOW W E PAUSE T O R IE Ml IE Ml B IE R Those who have gone from our halls into every branch of the armed forces of our nation and are now in camps and on major battle fronts engaged in the struggle for life, liberty, and freedom of worship. Our prayers follow them daily. Curtis Albro Chester Davis Hollis Joines Lorena Ross Elmer Alford Curtis Davis Horace Jocelyn [Signal Corps) John Apple Charles Dodd Thomas King Dee Rushing Bill Ayers Glenn Eby Curtis Kirkland Floyd Shafer Hubert Bankston Carl Fannin Shural Knippers C. B. Smith Martin Bass Joe Foreman Roy Kruse Jimmie Smithson Joe Bates J. E. Fox Clayton Langford (WAVES) Arthur Batson Earle Friend J. B. Linsley Josh Spooner John Benson Melvin Gill Campbell Mackey Glenn Stovall C h q rl s s Blsckburn 1 — on rw ( — ironrirw i ichi y v_ 1 cuui y Everett N ' lackey James Stovall Frank Blackburn Wallace Grice Charles May Wilson Strasbaugh Bob Blanchard Marvin Halliburton J. R. May S. W. Strickland, Jr. A. D. Boone John Hamby Jack Miller James Sullivan Clyde Boone Paul Harris Bug Mims R. J. Sullivan Albert Bostic Wilford Hawkins Andrew Minton John Summerlin Floyd Bowman Frank Helm Fred Moore Kenneth Taylor Carroll Bradley Hayden Hicks La Dell Morgan Jack Thomas John M. Brown Alton Hodge Max Morgan Jimmie Thomas Weston Brown C. D. Holly Sherman Nash George Thomason Preston Burnett Edward Howard Maurice O ' Bannon Jimmie Thrasher Dudley Burrow Ralph Howe Floyd Peele Samuel Vann Hobson Byars Ralph Hudson Charles Pegram Ewell Watson Willie Clem Walton Hurt Orion Ramsey Bob Wendell Troy Cook Claude Jamison Adrian Rosa Ralph White Don Croft Ronald Johnson Willard Wilsey (This list is as complete as possible. Any omissions are entirely unintentional ) OFFICERS MARY FRANCES BROWN President EVELYN RAMSEY Secretary-Treasurer LORENA SHARPLING Vice-President CARL ROSS Chaplain MRS. A. B. MACKEY Sponsor MEMBERS Myrtie Abston Ruth Derr Roy Kruse Ruth Reid Homer Adams Charles Elbert Dodd, Jr. Marie Lindsley Virginia Rigsbee Eva Blackburn B. Wade Downing Dorothy Ling Estelle Robinson Lottie Blackburn Rena Duncan Mayme Madewell Roger Robinson Dorothy Louise Bowen Nona Edwards Madeline Marshall Carl Ross Bemice Bradley Clara Faris Naomi Martin Reyndal Russell Beatrice Brakefield Lucy Mae Faris Jerry R. May Roberta Samples Sarah Breedon Lila Lee Fisher Hubert Meredith Ardella Sartin Mary Frances Brown Mildred Foreman Ada Middleton Lorena Sharpling Avonelle Burnette Euel M. Fox Christeen Miller Delia Shaw Aubrey Burton J. E. Fox, Jr. Leila Dell Miller Louise Shoaf Robert Bush Lucille Garrell Reo D. Miller Margaret Sikes Flora Canterbury Wilma Ruth Garvin Robert Moore Doyle Smith Johnnie Carroll Jean Goins Alma Murrhee Irlene Stovall Patricia Carte Frazier M. Hancock Alexine Muse Ruby Stovall Glenn Cass Iris Harris Mavis Muse Robert Sumner Mary Frances Cass Wilford Hawkins Norma Muse Lena Mae Cook Swope Leon Chambers Bob Hedrick Frieda Nesbitt Mary Todd Vernon Chandler Paul Hocutt Sarah Pearson Jack Walling Leota Cook Harry Huff Ross Pelton Nora Faye Watson Rupert Cravens Ruth Whalen Huff Ruth Pond Mary Elizabeth Watts Louise Crawford Ova Lee Jamison Arnold Price Anna Lloyd Saxon Wende Mary Creiq Herbert Jared Evelyn Ramsey Ewin White Rosa Croson Connie Kelly Eva Mae Ransom Robert Wiggs Boyd W. Davis Dorothy King Jean Ratcliffe Ida Zimmerman LITERARY SOCIETY OFFICERS DORIS FORBES President BROOKSIE COCKARELL . . . Secretary-Treasurer WILLENE AGEE Vice-President ADELINE SANDERS . Chairman, Program Committee MEMBERS Willene Agee Jewelline Cook Betty Ruth Holland C. B. Smith Curtis Albro Shirley June Cook Thomas Horn Verna Smith Agnes Allcorn Geraldine Courtney Bill Howard Margie Snodgrass Anne Ball Betty Jean Cox Julia Howard Joe Songer Homer Benson Louise Craft Faye Ihrig Jean Spruill John D. Benson Brooksie Crockarell Mae Kimbro Sarah Spruill Robert Blanchard Carl Crosby Martha Belle Kingery Dorothea Stephenson James O. Bland, Jr. Juanita Davis Eula Mae Lindsey Claude Stewart, Jr. Martha Eva Bobbitt Katreen Elliott Gloria McDowell Jimmie Sue Suddieth Louise Bottens Chauncey Ellis Eva Fay Mackey William K. Thomas Hazel Box Martha Errickson Neva Gay Mackey Audrey Thompson Louise Brakefield Eva Jean Farmer J. C. Markham Louise Thompson Mildred Brockman Doris Forbes Marie Masters Mary Catherine Thornley Herbert Brown Peggy Fountain Fran Miller Betty Tomlinson Willard Brown Max Gore Ruth Moore Anne Troutt Dorothy Bruce Iva May Grant Ruth Pickler Ethel Venable Calvin Burns Alice Ruth Grasham Lucille Riggs Adeline West Beautonne Burris John Hamby Adrian Rosa Martha White Erma Burton Jack Moore Harrison Lulu Samples Lois Wigginton Mildred Campbell Novice Harrison Adeline Sanders Emma Frances Wiggs Mary Cannon Roscoe Henderson Freda Scott DeRheta Young Willetta Cash Evangeline Hoffman Nina Sharpe Ralph Young Merle Chapek Marjorie Hoffman Norma Lee Sharpling Jimmie Ruth Youngblood O C T A V II A N LITERARY SOCIETY I 44 I It would be strange to walk onto Trevecca ' s campus without hearing the strains of music. There is no better medium of expression for spiritual joy and fervor than the songs of Zion, old and new, and the zeal of our Christian youth is con- tinually thus manifested by various vocal and instrumental groupings, not to mention the beautiful extem- poraneous harmony and whole- hearted volume of the student body ' s singing en masse at prayermeeting and chapel. In a word music is the very heartbeat of Trevecca. CHRISTIAN WORKERS AND MISSIONARIES If you could see the happy faces as the stu- dents leave for Christian work you would under- stand why they look forward to the week-ends so eagerly. Off to the jails, workhouses, hos- pitals, and even the streets they carry the glorious and inspiring message of Jesus Christ. Their enthusiasm and initiative to do something for their Savior and lost souls is blessed by fruitful services with sinners repenting for their wayward lives. Go out into the highways and hedges and compel them to come in, teaching them that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish but have eternal life has been our task, but a blessed one. To see the hardened faces light up as the love of God comes into the hearts makes the service wonderfully worthwhile. No wonder we enjoy testifying and working for such a wonderful Savior. The purpose of Trevecca College Missionary Society is to promote interest in missions. Both young men and women are privileged to attend our weekly services. If you think that a mission- ary service is dry just drop into one of our services and see if you do not change your mind. We have eight life members, and our aim is to do a little bit more for missions than we have ever done before. [46] HONOR SOCIETY GREEK CLASS There is the love of knowing without the love of learning. (Confucius.) But, Learning by study must be won; ' Twas ne ' er entail ' d from son to son. (Gay.) Experience is the best of schoolmasters, only the school-fees are heavy. (Confucius.) And seeing ignorance is the curse of God, Knowledge the wing wherewith we fly to Heaven. (Shakespeare.) We would both live to study and study to live. [ The learning of Greek enabled the reformers to lead the great spiritual movement of Protes- tantism back to the true meaning of the Word of God. Our study of the Greek New Testament opens up new treasures of spiritual truth that can be a great blessing to God ' s cause. We, as stu- dents of Greek classes, appreciate Professor Redford ' s many efforts to help us find these treasures. T A T E WEST VIRGINIA CLUB ROBERTA SAMPLES President JACK WALLING Vice-President ROSA CROSON Secretary PATRICIA CARTE Treasurer MRS. L. D. SHELTON Sponsor ★ TENNESSEE CLUB ANNA LLOYD WENDELL President CARL ROSS Vice-President WILLENA AGEE Secretary ANNE TROUTT Treasurer BROOKSIE CROCKARELL Reporter PROF K W. PHILLIPS Sponsor MISSISSIPPI CLUB B. WADE DOWNING President JOHN BROWN Vice-President SARA PEARSON Secretary MARY FRANCES BROWN Treasurer PROF. L. P. GRESHAM Sponsor ALABAMA CLUB HOMER ADAMS President BEATRICE BRAKEFIELD ... Vice-President LEON CHAMBERS Secretary NAOMI NABORS MORGAN .... Treasurer LOTTIE BLACKBURN Reporter DR. AND MRS. A. K. BRACKEN . Sponsors FLORIDA CLUB ROBERT L SUMNER President ALMA MURRHEE Vice-President DOROTHY LING Secretary LUCILLE GARRELL Treasurer PROF. D. A. YARBROUGH Sponsor ★ I RAMBLERS CLUB REO D. MILLER President LUCILLE RIGGS Vice-President BEAUTONNE BURRIS Secretary CLAUDE STEWART Treasurer MRS. L. P. GRESHAM Sponsor T A T IE L U IB S VIRGINIA CLUB EUEL FOX President HUBERT MEREDITH Vice-President CLARA FARIS Secretary DORIS FORBES Treasurer LUCY MAE FARIS Reporter MISS ADRON HOLLINS Sponsor ★ KENTUCKY CLUB LOUISE CRAWFORD President ERMA BURTON Vice-President EVELYN RAMSEY Secretary GLORIA McDOWELL Treasurer MRS. A. B. MACKEY Sponsor ★ GEORGIA CLUB FRAZIER M. HANCOCK President CONNIE KELLY Vice-President CARL CROSBY Secretary ARNOLD PRICE Treasurer PROF M. E. REDFORD Sponsor TYPING CLASS PREACHERS ' KIDS ★ Trevecca High School is keeping step with the program of modern education in offering courses that will prove useful to the young peo- ple. The classes in typewriting and shorthand give training that will be invaluable to the stu- dents in the years to come. HOMER ADAMS President BOB MOORE Viceroy REYNDAL RUSSELL . . . Chancellor of the Exchequer From all parts of the Southeastern Educational Zone come the sons and daughters of the Naza- rene ministers. Just as their parents are leaders of the church today so are these preachers ' kids expected to be the leaders of the Nazarene Church of tomorrow. The New McClurkan The J. O. McClurkan Memorial Building is of wood, steel, concrete, brick, and stone construc- tion. We are all happy to name this lovely, substantial, sturdy, and beautiful new building in honor of Brother J. O. McClurkan, the founder of Trevecca Nazarene College, for we feel that in a small way it represents the fine, noble, and inspiring spirit and personality of this Christian scholarly gentleman. This building, begun during the school year of 1940-1941, is now virtually completed and eguipped. The cost of building and equipment, according to President A. B. Mackey, is approxi- mately $45,000, with only about $1,500 still unpaid. can be built fire-proof vaults for the keeping of important records. The building is modern in design, imposinq in appearance, efficient in effect, and arranged accordinq to the standards of present-day educational requirements. The grounds are being landscaped and planted in appropriate trees, shrubbery, and flowers. God was surely in this building program, for we can see now that since we recently lost the John T. Benson Administration Building by fire we would have been forced to close operations from lack of building facilities. But, thank Sod, the new buildinq is ample for carrying on for the duration. The Lord has done great things for us, whereof we are glad. Memorial Building The building is sixty-four feet by one hundred and twenty-four fee t, and contains the beautiful college chapel with a platform twenty by forty feet, the main auditorium forty by eighty feet, an open balcony twenty by forty feet, a back balcony twenty by forty feet, a room back of the main auditorium twenty by forty feet, and a side balcony twenty by thirty-six feet. The last three rooms are used for class work, and can be used for the purpose of seating overflow crowds. There are eight classrooms, twenty by thirtv feet each and a library reading room thirty by eighty feet which has been divided equally into administration office and a library reading room. There is a library stack room twenty by thirty-six feet and ample stairways and halls are provided. The porch is colonial in design, of concrete structure, fifteen by forty-eight feet, with four massive white square columns, and under the porch is a room of this size in which AT TREVECC MOST ATTRACTIVE CHAUNCEY ELLIS FRAN MILLER MOST FRIENDLY ARNOLD PRICE ETHEL VENABLE MOST VERSATILE ANNA LLOYD WENDELL JACK WALLING MOST ATHLETIC gloria Mcdowell Herbert brown MOST INTELLIGENT B. WADE DOWNING DOROTHY KING MOST EXECUTIVE CLAUDE GALLOWAY LORENA SHARPLING I. Taking advantage of the library we did have. 2. Cleaning Down in(g) the dating hall. 3. Going up. 4. A bull-ette session. 5. Another new desk! 6. All set to go. [56] 4. Our campus. 5. If it ' s not down the hill, it ' s up. 6. Thorn Hill — oh, the memories! 7. Looks like a good game. [57] 1. Something interesting on the other end of the line. 2. No mother to depend on now. 3. The noon business. 4. The most popular girl in the boy ' s dorm. 5. Our favorite taxi. 6. The setting for happy times. [58 J I. Watch out, Faye, he tells that to all the girls. 2. The Dead End Kids look down. 3. Speaking of pictures. 4. A good way to keep fit. 5. Reminiscent of that Freshman Day. 6. Yes, they ' re real, honest-to-goodness men. 7. She must have an interest on the line, too. I 59 ] SNAPSHOT I. Hear Ross ' s eulogy to h!s Georgia peach! 2. Going to the grind of classes. 3. You ' d think they were studious. 4. Bob likes his pictures a la Carte. 5. Did we surprise you, Tommy? 6. Don ' t he look natural? 7. Pause for identification. 8. Why make such a face; isn ' t one bad enough? I. A congenial group. 2. The Romeo of the campus. 3. What! Jack with a book! 4. The controlling forces of our social privileges. 5. Our milking-man. 6. Thanks for the picture, girls. 7. Music with our dinner. 8. Say, fellows, that food really looks good. T I 61 ] NAPSHOTS I. Does Peggy live up there, Arnold? 2. Somebody ask the freshmen how they liked the wieners. 3. Such affection! 4. One of our best preachers. 5. Your guess is as good as mine. 6. Stop bickering over the prices, you two. 7. Good-looking, these literary society officers. 162 ] I. The children at play. 2. Don ' t let the girls kid the old married man, John. 3. Recognize the distinguished- looking couple? 4. Just another W.P.A. gang on Clean- Up Day. 5. Did she chaperuin the party? 6. Catching a back view of things. 7. No need to hurry. 8. The sign is a dead give-away. NAP [63] I. Eva Mae — how we love her! 2. Three ' ittle fishes by the ' ittle bittie pool. 3. Point of interest approximately 100 yards east. 4. Come on, Roger, and give some girl a break. 5. Our pretty little Fran. 6. Are they eyeing the camera, or the camera man? 7. Fun in the snow. 8. Who are the handsome fellows? 9. Girls, look pretty. 10. Taking life easy. I I. Looks wonderful. [64] I. Angle of Ad Building seen from Girls ' Dorm. 2. Fire- men fighting fire. 3. Home of our president. 4. Peace- ful view of back of Ad Building. 5. Working to save equipment from burning building. 6. Watching the destruction of the fire. 1 I. Put on your best smile, children. 2. Fast friends. 3. Is anybody looking? 4. Bob and Carmelita, a familiar sight. 5. Leave it to Curtis to think of something different. 6. Two little sisters this time. 7. Boo, yourself! 8. John Hamby — well-liked by everyone. 9. Must have been a wedding. 10. Have fun, girls? I I. Five fine folks facing photographer. [662 Mr. Redford (Talking seriously in Greek class): I want to go to heaven. Lila Lee Fisher: Well I want to go to Greece. Mr. Redford: Well, lady, you surely would make a lot of it! Hubert Meredith: (Down on the ground under the light looking for something). Evelyn Ramsey: What ' s the matter? Have you lost something? Meredith: Yes, I lost a half dollar up on the hill. Evelyn: Well, why are you looking for it down here? Meredith: Because the light ' s better down here. 1 i 1 Delia Shaw: Did you know that I only weighed 3 4 pounds at birth? Dorothy Ling: Did you live? Delia: Did I? You just ought to see me now! 1 i i Bro. Saxon: Dr. Chapman, I challenge you to find any finer looking group of people than these Tennesseans. Dr. Chapman: Well, I ' ll have my wife send you a photograph from Swaziland. i 1 i Pilot, just after tailspin: I ' ll bet 50 per cent of the people down there thought we were going to be killed that time. Student Pilot: Yes sir! And 50 per cent of the people up here thought so, too. i i i Jack Walling: I ' ll take a porterhouse steak, drowned in mushrooms, with some delicately browned toast and plenty of butter. Norma Lee Sharpling: Are you trying to order or just reminiscing? Did anyone ever retrieve Miss Person ' s hat pin from the Ad Building fire? i i 1 Definition of a bachelor: One who sees no advantage of leaving good quarters to get a better half. i i i News Flash! Fast action opening up on home front. West Virginia girl ' s father wakes flank attack in new sector. Shoots at prospective son- in-law. Said son-in-law retreats precipitously. (If you ' re a pretty goot guesser you ' ll know who this means.) Bob Sumner wrote home: Dear Dad — gue$$ what I need mo$t of all? That ' $ right. $end it along. Be$t wi$he$. Your $on, Bob. His father replied: Dear Bob: NOthing ever happens here. Write us aNOther letter at aNOn. NOw we have to say goodbye. i 1 i Why is the worm in the cornfield like Bob Wiggs? Because everything goes in one ear and out the other. 1 1 i Ruth Whalen (In meat shop): I ' d like to get a young chicken. Butcher: Do you want a pullet? Ruth: No, I ' ll carry it. i i i (Ewin White and Delia Shaw on bus going to town): He arose with great alacrity To give her his seat. It was a question of whether he or she Should stand upon his feet. ★ ★ CLAUDE GALLOWAY Editor-in-Chief GLADYS OWEN Assistant Editor HOMER ADAMS Business Manage. REYNDAL RUSSELL Assistant Business Manager JACK WALLING Sales Manager WILFORD HAWKINS Assistant Sales Manager ROY KRUSE Art Representative RUTH WHALEN HUFF Music Representative BEATRICE BRAKEFIELD Stenographer NONA EDWARDS Stenographer BOB BUSH . . Theological Representative EULA MAE LINDSEY High School Representative MRS. A. B. MACKEY Faculty Advisor Mrs. Mackey ' s advice to the 1943 Darda staff has been characterized by foresight and sound judgment. We highly appreciate her as a teacher, a Christian, and a f 1 1 e n d . A R D A STAFF THE FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 510 Woodland Street H. H. WISE, Pastor SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:30 Each Sunday A Department and Class for All. The Students are Welcome Here W. E. O ' FERRELL, Superintendent N. Y. P. S 6:30 Each Sunday Where the Students are Always Welcome JAMES A. PATE, President Hi-N. Y Jr. Hi-N. Y. 6:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M. COMPLIMENTS OF NETTIE A. MILLER EVANGELIST SOUTHSIDE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Third Avenue, South, and Ash Street Nashville LOUISVILLE FIRST CHURCH You are Always Welcome at Louisville First Church 24th and Howard Streets LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY REV. ORVILLE L. MAISH Pastor Residence, 2335 Date Street The Friendly Church CLENDENIN CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE CLENDENIN, WEST VIRGINIA REV. O. O. MILLS Pastor L. L. SAMPLES S. S. Supt. L. G. CHANDLER Pres. N. Y. P. S. MRS. FAYE SAMPLES .... Pres. W. F. M. S. A Friendly Church With a Hearty Welcome ATLANTA FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE REV. CHARLES STRICKLAND Pastor INGLEWOOD CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Gallatin Road and Sunnymeade Drive Sunday School 9:30 A.M. Divine Worship 10:45 A.M. N. Y. P. S 6:45 P.M. Evangelistic 7:30 P.M. Prayer and Praise, Wednesday , . . 7:30 P.M. EVERYBODY WELCOME REV. R. J. SMELTZER, Pastor MIAMI CENTRAL CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE REV. HAROLD GARDNER, Pastor Our Support and Prayers for Trevecca FLORIDA STATE CLUB Davis Creek Church of the Nazarene A LOYAL SUPPORTER OF TREVECCA ARNOLD ODELL N. Y. P. S. President MRS. ISABLE BAILEY W. F. M. S. President THE ALABAMA DISTRICT REV. E. D. SIMPSON District Superintendent We are Whole Heartedly Supporting Dr. Mackey and Trevecca Nazarene College. DISTRICT N. Y. P. S. OFFICERS LEON CHAMBERS President JOHNNIE RUTH JACKSON Secretary JEANETTE TAYLOR Treasurer LEON CHAMBERS TREVECCA NAZARENE COLLEGE LOCATED IN THE ATHENS OF THE SOUTH The fastest growing school in the Church of the Nazarene with a safe and sound basis and a firm financial foundation. OUR AIM To Be Deeply Spiritual and Build Christian Characters Trevecca is the first line of defense in the Church of the Nazarene in the Southeastern Educational Zone Every member of the Faculty and Board of Trustees an earnest Christian. COLLEGE, A.B. SCHOOL OF RELIGION, TH.B. FINE ARTS HIGH SCHOOL • Write for Catalog Today A. B. MACKEY, President The Sun Never Sets on Trevecca Students M c G 0 R D OPTOMETRIST 315 FIFTH AVENUE, N. NASHVILLE, TENN. Eyes Scientifically Examined Frames Correctly Fitted L. G. McCORD j. T. McCORD If not able to come to the Office, Phone 6-0304 TFKMS IV 1)1 SMEI I) Member Nashville Academy of Optometry ALLOWAY BROTHERS CO. PROVISIONERS TABLE TEST POULTRY-EGGS-MEAT PHILLIPS BUTTORFF MANUFACTURING CO. Everything for Dining Room, Kitchen and Nursery ENTERPRISE STOVES, FURNACES AND STOKERS Established 1858 217-23 3rd Ave., N. Nashville, Tenn. THE GOSPEL IN SERMON • SONG • ART EVANGELIST CLYDE B. RODGERS Care Trevecca Nazarene College, Nashville, Tenn. NEWPORT FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE REV. R. L. IHRIG, Pastor BIRMINGHAM, NORTH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE REV. MRS. J. E. MORRIS Pastor MR. J E. MORRIS .... . . . . S. S. Supt. MRS. W. J. BRAKEFIELD . . . Pres. W. F. M. S. DOROTHY BRADFORD . . . Pres. N. Y. P. S. FLORENCE, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE FLORENCE, ALABAMA J. D. REID Pastor MRS J. D. REID Pres. W. F M. S. C. L. OLIVE S. S Supt. DELAINE PATRICK Pres N. Y P. s. PADEN CITY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE PADEN CITY, WEST VIRGINIA COLUMBUS, MISSISSIPPI CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE REV. J. A. RUSSELL, Pastor ALABAMA CLUB We then as workers together with them. BEASLEY AND SONS COMPANY SASH, DOORS, PAINTS, GLASS KIMSUL INSULATION 147 Third Ave., N. Nashville, Term. BENSON PUBLISHING CO. Songs of Amazing Grace JOHN T. BENSON President RICHARD GUNN Vice-President Compliments of RED ACE PETROLEUM CO. NASHVILLE, TENN. See White and You ' ll See Right DR. J. H. WHITE DR. CALLIE MAE WHITE 501 Hitchcock Building Over Liggett ' s Drug Store Phone 6-5970 LEHMAN BROTHERS QUALITY GROCERIES PHONE 6-5836 Murfreesboro at Elm Hill Road M. E. DERRYBERRY COMPANY AND SPOT CASH COMPANY Wholesale Grocers Nashville, Tenn. Compliments of NEELY, HARWELL CO. Wholesale Dry Goods and Notions CAPITOL CITY MATTRESS COMPANY ' Good Quality Felt Mattresses at All Dealers ' WEST VIRGINIA DISTRICT EDWARD C. ONEY District Superintendent A - J- FRANK District Treasure, JOS. F. MORGAN District Secretary C. D. TAYLOR Chairman District C. S. Board MRS. EDWARD C. ONEY District W. F. M. S. Pres. JOHN R. DONLEY District N. Y. P. S. Pres. Number of Churches 58 MEMBERSHIP CHURCH MEMBERS 4010 SUNDAY SCHOOL 7958 N. Y. P. S 1534 W. F. M. S 1163 WE ARE FOR TREVECCA COLLEGE 100 PER CENT KENTUCKY DISTRICT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE May God Richly Bless Trevecca Nazarene College Delight thyself in the Lord and He will give thee the desires of thy heart. FIRtf THIIRfH OF THF IIIVJI UIUIWJI v l MIL NAZARENF M n L n I L m L 923 West Graymont Ave. BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA REV. RAY HANCE Pastor ' ' THE FRIENDLY CH URCH CALENDAR Sept. 16, Tennessee District Assembly Sept. 17, Zone Camp Meeting Sept. 29, Registration Fall Term Nov. 2, Uncle Buddie ' s Coronation Dav Nov. 12, Freshman-Sophomore Ban- quet Nov. 13, Founder ' s Day Dec. 17, Maurice-Wilson Wedding Dec. 18, Christmas Holidays Feb. 3, Board Meeting March 8, Fire Destroyed Ad. Bldg. March 19, Registration Spring Term March 25, Tenn. Preacher ' s Meeting June 6, Baccalureate Sermon June 9, Graduation Exercises MISSISSIPPI DISTRICT CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE REV. CECIL KNIPPERS District Superintendent REV. L. C. MILLER Chairman C. S. Board REV. L. S. POLK N. Y. P. S. Pres. MRS. CECIL KNIPPERS W. F. M. S. Pres. CONGRATULATIONS Trevecca College and the Darda Staff. Our Prayers and Finances are behind you. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Central Avenue at Florida Street CHARLESTON, WEST VIRGINIA Our Motto: Purity and Power Pastor MISS JEANETTE SH REEVES SHURAL KNIPPERS N. Y. P. S. President Minister of Music The Church Where You are Never a Stranger We are proud of our students from First Church — Eva Ransom, Patricia Carte, Joe Songer and Chauncey Ellis. GRACE CHURCH-NASHVILLE I know of a church at the edge of the town Where heaven and earth seem to blend; For within the wide door waits the Christ we adore With a blessing for all who attend. They come to the church at the edge of the town And join with the worshiping throng, And tomorrow you ' ll face with a confident grace And a faith that is steadfast and strong. REV. STRICKLAND M.A., B.D. REV. S. W. STRICKLAND Pastor CROCKETT SMITH S. S. Supt. MRS. S. W. STRICKLAND Pres. W. F. M. S. MRS. RUTH BYRD Pres. Esther Carsons Winans MRS. J. D. IRWIN Pres. Y. W. F. M. S. MISS RUBY HUGHES Pres. N. Y. P. S. A. D. HAWKINS Pres. Hi. N. Y. The Friendly Church at the Edge of Town SOUTHSIDE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE The Church With a Welcome MIAMI, FLORIDA The Church You Will Want to Visit When in Miami MILES A. SIMMONS, Pastor MILDRED JOHNSON, Secretary ELLEN DUNKUM Song Evangelist 954 Strouse Ave. NASHVILLE, TENN. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS THE SUN NEVER SETS ON TREVECCA STUDENTS w 5- •« THIS BOOK D E S 1 G n E D A n D P R 1 11 T E D B f i n t i n c c o m p a n y tv n a s h v i o (0 3 8 e. Special 15954 LD 5356 TTreVEflCiA NAZARENE COLLEGE TITLE The Darda Special LD 5356 .T75 1943 15954 Trevecca Nazarene College The Darda