William Carey College - Crusader / Pine Burr Yearbook (Hattiesburg, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1949 volume:

t KXX-- — - ' ' f..f% mJ THE HN£BURR I949 JULIA TOY HEWITT Editor BETTY STEVENS Assistant Editor MAXINE ARCHER Business Manager HARRIET SANDERS Faculty Advisor Annual Publication of Mississippi Voman ' s College, Hattiesbura;. Mississippi DEDIC VnOM MR. G. M. McWILLIAMS As a loving tribute to Mr. AIc Villiams, a long and faithful trustee to Woman ' s College, who has been on the board since 1919 and is now President of the Board of Trustees, we dedicate the 1949 PINE BURR. TRUSTEES Mr. G. M. Mc.W ' illiams President Term Expires 1949 Mrs. J .L. Johnson Jackson. Miss. Mr. G. M. McWilliams Hatticsburg. Miss. Dr. James V. Parrish Laurel. Miss. Mr. Robert M. Ross Hattiesburg. Miss. Mr. C. R. Smith Rolling Fork. Miss. Term Expires 1950 Mrs. R. Batson Hillsdale, Miss. Mr. Crawford H. Lipsey Brookhaven, Miss. Mr. Jimmie Pope Richton. Miss. Mr. Ben Stevens Hattiesburg. Miss. Mrs. B. Whitfield Picayune. Miss. Term Expires 1951 Mr. J. F. Brock Moss Point. Miss. Rev. E. L. Bvrd Meridian. Miss. Mr. L. O. Crosby. Sr Picayune. Miss. Rev. Earl C. Edwards McC:(inib. Miss. Dr. Ira D. Evanson Marks. Miss. FOREWORD o ur college days are often the happiest times of our lives. As you turn the pages of this, your yearbook, perhaps the memories of those days will come crowding back — your first timid and excited arrival at college — your admiration and perhaps awe of the faculty — the many warm friendships you made while here — and the pride in belonging to the fine organizations on the campus. Ve hope you will add your keepsakes to this ' olume and make it your own college scrap book. • DR. AND MRS. I. E. RDUSE VIEW N 1 m ,, s i l t M • fJibrA fe i. Ross Hall Johnson Hall and Dining Hall n FACULTY 4i 4uuu - liit« --. v. ' H k mml ' . DR. IRVING E. ROUSE MRS. I. E. ROUSE MR. A. D. OWINGS Dr. Irving E. Rouse President B.S., Th.M., Th.D, Mrs. I. E. Rouse Dean of ]Vomen Mr. a. D. Owings Registrar, Professor of Mathematics and Physics B.S., M.s F A C U I T Y Dr. B. Frank Smith Head of History and Social Science Department B.A., Th.M.. Ph.D. Miss Kathleen Taylor Professor of English and Speech Arts B.A., M.A. Miss Willie Evelyn Evvell Head of Secretarial Science Department B.S., M.A. Miss Willie Dee He. ' rst Associate Professor of Biology and Chemistry B.S.. B.A.. M.S. DR. B. FRANK SMITH MISS KATHLEEN TAYLOR MISS WILLIE EVELYN EWELL MISS WILLIE DEE HEARST jHKLiL . J MR. JOHN B. I.[.0 l ' D MRS K A NKKINNON MliS K. C FOSTHM MRS. RALPH DAVIS Mr. John B. Llovd Purchasing Ascnt, Professor of Education and Psychology B.A.. M.A. Mrs R. a. McKinnon Dietitian Mrs. E. C. Foster College Hostess Mrs. Ralph Davis College Nurse A N D S T A F F Mrs. W. L. Johnson Instructor in French and Spanish A.B., MA. Mrs. W.wne McChre Head of Department of Home Economics B.S., M.S. Miss Betty Jo Shields • Secretary to President Miss Annie Ver. Oden Secretary to Dean MRS. V. L. JOHNSON MRS. WAYNE McCLURE MISS BETTY JO SHIELDS MISS ANNIE VERA ODEN 11 DR. CEOL W. JONES MISS JULIA HARRIET SANDERS MISS BETTi ' JANi HLRT MISS MARY HELEN CHAPPELL Dr. Cecil W. Jones Assistant Professor of Bible 3. A., B.D., Th.M., Th.D, Miss Julia Harriet Sanders Instructor in Art and Literature B.A.. M.A. Miss Bettv Jane Hurt Instructor in Piano and Music Theory B.M. Miss Mary Helen Chappell Instructor in Physical Education F A C U I T Y Miss Julia Guess Director of Fine Arts Department. Vocal and Choral Instructor B.M., M.A. Miss Beatrice Collins Instructor of Piano and Organ B.M., M.R.M. Miss Eloise Quackenboss Instructor in Violin and Music Theory B.A. miss JULIA guess miss BEATRICE COLUNS MISS ELOISE QUACKENBOSS r T CLASSES SENIORS RALPH DAVIS Hattiesbirg, Miss. Mississippi Southern. 1. 2; Class Secretary and Treasurer. 4; Feature Section. 4; Athletic Board, 4. Majors: Education, Social Science. BETTY FREEMAN H. TTiESBiRG, Miss. Mississippi Southern. 1, 2, 3; Class Vice-Presi- dent, 4; B. S. U. Council, 4; Athletic Board, 4. Major: History. yA M ' ' MARTY HAMILTON Hattiesburg, Miss. Blue Mountain. 1. 2; Student Council President, 3; Student Council, 4: B. S. U. Council, 3, 4; Ensemble. 3, 4: Chorus, 3. 4. Major: English. ALYENE McDonald Hattiesburg, Miss. Clarke College, 1 ; Class Secretary, 2 ; Student Government Council, 2: Finishing in three years. Major: English. ' ' l ' - ' W SENIORS NAN McMURPHV LiCKDALK, Miss. Clarke Collc£;e, 1,2; Editor of Scissors, : ' ,: H. .S. U. Council 4: Student Government President, 4, Major: English. GER. L1)IXE P.XRISH Prentiss, Miss. Clarke College, 1,2: Student Council, ;i : B. S. U, Council, 3, 4: Class President, 3; Editor of Scissors, 4. Major: Social Science. ELSIE P. RKER Jackson, Miss, Co-Lin, 1. 2: Mississippi College, 3: Student Gov- ernment Council, 4; Music Club President, 4: Ensemble, 4: Chorus, 4. Major: Sociology. BETTY POPE Brookha en, Miss. Co-Lin. 1,2: Student Council, 3: B. S, U, Coun- cil, 3, 4: Class Reporter, 3; Class President, 4: • Pianist for Chorus, 3. 4. NLijor: Piano. LOUISE V. DDELL CONOWINGO, MaRVL. ND Neu ' Orleans Seminary, 1; Clarke College, 2: Octette, 3: Chorus, 3, 4: B. S. U. President, 3, 4. Majors: Social Science and Religious Education. First row, left to right: Nan MiMurphy, Betty Pope, Ralph Davis, Marty Hamilton: second row: Louise Waddell, Betty Freeman, Alyene McDonald, Elsie Parker, Gerry Parish. THE SENIOR PICTURE Seniors at last! The long grind is over. But it is not over — it is just beginning. Next year our dignified seni ors will be freshmen again — freshmen in the adult world. The really hard work is yet to come. How many discouragements are ahead, and how many unforeseen successes! Many years from no v they may thumb through this book, we hope with smiles, to think how different their lives are from what they had expected. Good Luck, Seniors! JUNIORS First Row _ RUTH ARMSTRONG Loami, 111. j RUBV BAGWELL Chalybeate, Miss. 1) CORA JOYCE DAMS Hatticsburg, Miss. SUE DRAUGHX Richton, Miss. GLORLA HALL Wiggins, Miss. Second Row MARGIE I ' ERS Jackson, Miss. ANNIE JUNE JOHNSON Hatticsburg, Miss. EUGENE LUCY Hatticsburg, Miss. MARY DEE RUSSUM Hatticsburg, Miss. GENE lEVE TURNER Citroncllc, Ala. 17 SDPHDMDRES OFFICERS ANNIE VERA ODEN President VIRGINIA LOWE Vice-President JEANETTE BILBO Secretary ANN CAUSEY Treasurer NAOMIA CLIFTON Reporter JOANN WEAVER Student Council Representative Seated left to right: Virginia Lowe, Avo Oden, Jeanette Bilbo, Ann Causey: standing: Jo Weaver, Nonnie Clifton First Roiu: MAXIXE ARCHER Hattiesburg, Miss. EDXA RE A BAILEY Sylvarena, Miss. JEAXETTE BILBO Sumrall, Miss. LAURICE CAIX Elba, Ala. JO AXX CASTEEL Magee, Miss. Second Rozv: AXX CAUSEY Terry, Miss. XAOMIA CLIFTOX Prichard, Ala. MEL CRAFT, JR .Petal, XELL CRUMBY CoffccviUe, MARGARET HALL Wiggins, Third Row: JO. X HEXDERSOX Jackson, JULIA TOY HEWITT Jackson, CHARLIE HOLCOMB Hattiesburg, MIXXIE HOLCOMB Hattiesburg, TRGIXI. LOWE Foxworth, Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. Miss. SDPHDMDRES First Row: BILLY RAY MATHIS Beaumont, Miss. CEWILLA MIXON Hattiesburg, Miss. ERA ODEN Hattiesburg, Miss. CLARA SELLERS Hattiesburg, Miss. BETTY JO SHIELDS.. .-..-. ....hattiesburg, Miss. P CARRIE OLA SMITH Hattiesburg, Miss. BETTY STEVENS Hattiesburg, Miss. GENEVIEVE PIGFORD Toomsuba, Miss. BETTY JO PIGOTT Tylertown, Miss. Third Row: Second Row: HELEN TOr ytV Kokomo, Miss. , i Hattiesburg, Miss. MON]f« u|fffNG . . . Rayville, La. EUGENIA WILLINGHAM New Orleans, La. Left to right: Rose Cruml.y, Sue Sumrall, Chris Powell, Margie Fike, Jacquk Hewitt, June McKay. FRESHMEN OFFICERS JACQUELINE HE VITT PrcsidoH MARGIE FIKE Vicc-Pics:dcnl CHRIS POWELL Sicntary SUE SUMRALL Trrastnrr JUNE M( KAV Rrport.r ROSE C:RL ' MHY Sliidciil Cdiincil Ripn s iitatirc FRESHMEN First Roic: HILDA REE BARBER Carriere, Miss, MARGARET BAYLIS Petal, Miss. ELIZABETH BRECKEXRIDGE.Hattiesburg, Miss. GLORIA BRYA. T Petal, Miss. LOUISE BUSBY Hattiesburg, Miss. ARETA CHANCE Silver Creek, Miss. . ' iNNETTE COCHR.AX Waynesboro, Miss. Second Ro7c: P.AT COLLINS Bude, Miss. ROSE CRUMBY Coffeeville, Miss. JOYCE ELAINE DABBS Hattiesburg, Miss. MARGARET DEAN Petal, Miss. DOROTHY NELL DOUGLAS Sontag, Miss. SARA ESTESS Progress, Miss. MARGIE ANN FIKE McLain, Miss. Third Row: BETTY HART Sandy Hook, Miss. MARY FRANCES HE.AD Gulfport, Miss. MCQUELINE HEWITT Jackson, Miss. GEORGIA MERLE INGRAM. .. .Seminary, Miss. ARLENE KINGSBERRY Hattiesburg, Miss. CYNTHIA SUE LILES Hattiesburg, Miss. JUNE McKAY Mobile, Ala. First Row: j( )ll. ir. I ' KARl, SAM ( )R1) Saiiford, Miss. PAT SKl.LERS llattirsburt;, Miss. EUL. LIE McMillan Mc.l.iU-, Aln ANNE MORRIS Hatti.sburK, Miss. HAllIKRI.XK S.MHH Rii liton, Miss MAR THA MOSLEV Hattirslmrc;, Miss. BETTY MERLE PARISH Siinirall, Miss. BETTY JO PETTY Bude, Miss. (SU CHRISTINE POWELL Laurel, Miss .■ l -.-- ■ ■■ z .-iA Second Rozc: ELIZABETH PYLANT Purvis, Miss. BETTY RABY Mobile, Ala. BI-yiriR JEAN STE E. ' S Ilattirsburi, ' , Miss. Third Row: SUE SUMRALL Baton Rouge, La. JE. N SYLVEST Hattirsburg, Miss. RUBYE WHITFIELD Picayune, Miss. BILLIE JOYCE WILLIAMS. . Prentiss, Miss. -JtSi-.f ' ' ' ti ' w - ORGAN UATI ON S Left to right: Marty Hamilton, Jo Weaver, Betty Pope, Genevieve Turner, Nan McMurphy, Genevieve Pig- ford, Cora Joyce Davis, Ruby Bagwell, Betty Freeman, Louise Waddell, Avo Oden, Monty Rushing, Margaret Hall, Ann Causey, Nell Crumby, Miss Taylor, Betty Jo Shields, Gerry Parish. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION The B. S. U. serves as a clearing house for the religious activities of the school. It strives to link the student with the local church, to lead her to become a maximum Christian, and to magnify Christ on the college campus. 26 B. S. U. CDUNCIL LOUISE WADDELL Presulenl GERALDINE PARISH Menibcisliip Vice-Prt-iidenl GE E IE E PIGFORD Social Vice-President MARTY HAMILTON Devotional Vice-President BETTY JO SHIELDS Treasurer GE E TE ' E TURNER Secretary NELL CRUMBY Pianist JOANN WEAVER Chorister NAN McMURPHY Publicity Chairman BETTY POPE Talent Chairman ANN CAUSEY Sunday School Representative CORA JOYCE DA TS }•. IC. A. Representative BETTY FREEMAN Training Union Representative RUBY BAGWELL Extension Chairman MARGARET HALL Methodist Representative MONTY RUSHING Magazine Representative ANNIE VERA ODEN State Extension Chairman MISS KATHLEEN TAYLOR B. S. U. Secretary DR. JOEL C. MURPHY Pastor Advisor MISS TAYLOR AND LOUISE NDDNDAY PRAYER MEETING OFFICERS CORA JOYCE D.WIS President JOAN- HENDERSON Vice-President BETTY JO PIGOTT Secretary CHRISTINE POWELL Treasurer MRS. JOHN B. LLOYD Sponsor COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN NELL CRUMBY Programs MARGIE FIKE Music BETTY JO PETTY Devolionals NAOMIA CLIFTON Mission Study HELEN TONEY Community Missions GENIE WILLINGHAM Socials BETTY STEVENS Stewardship JACQUELINE HEWITT Publicity GENENTEVE PIGFORD Literature DEE RUSSUM Chorister YDUNG WOMEN ' S AUXILIARY STUDENT GOVERNMENT CDUNCIL MISS EWELL AND NAN OFFICERS NAN McMURPHY President RUBY BAGWELL Vice-President JO ANN CASTEEL Secretary MARTY HAMILTON Treasurer ELSIE PARKER Setiior Representative MARGIE IVERS Junior Representative JOANN WEAVER Sophomore Representative ROSE CRUMBY Freshman Representative First Semester ANNETTE COCHRAN Freshman Representative Second Semester CYNTHIA SUE LILES Town Representative BETTY STEVENS House President, Johnson Halt BILLIE JOYCE WILLIAMS House President, Ross Hall, First Floor JOAN HENDERSON House President, Ross Hall, Second Floor MISS WILLIE E ELYX EWELL Faculty Representative 30 Through Christian standaids of personal coiuluct vc purpose to make Jesus Christ the eenter of our campus hfe. We stri e to make Him our guide in maintaining a high standard of honor and personal responsibility to our school, faculty, and fellow students. At tht- front: Xan McMurphy, Jo Ann Castccl: first row, left to right: Betty Stevens, Jo ca cr. Ruby Bagwell, Elsie Parker; second row: Cynthia Sue Liles, Margie Ivcrs, Billy Joyce Williams, Joan Henderson: third row: Rose Crumby, Miss Ewell, Marty Hamilton. THE 1949 PINE BURR Faculty Advisors MISS JULIA HARRIET SANDERS MR. JOHN B. LLOYD jiife STAFF JULIA TOY HEWITT Editor BETTY STEVENS Assistant Editor MAXINE ARCHER Business Manager ANNIE JUNE JOHNSON Business Assistant BETTY HART Photography Editor CHRISTINE POWELL Typist Left to right; Christine Powell. Annie June Johnson. Maxme Archer, Julia Toy Hewitt. Betty Stevens, Betty Hai THE SCISSORS STAFF Standing left to right: Peggy Pylant, Betty Stevens. Frankie Head. .Ann Caii.-ev, Bett e Jean Steveni, Bcttv Jo Shields. June McKay. Betty Raby, Nonnie Clifton. Maxme Archer; k ' neelmg: JacqueUn- Hewitt. Monty Rushing. Betty Jo Pigott: Seated left to right: Helen Toney. Virginia Lowe. Betty Parish. Gerry Parish. Jeanette Bilbo. STAFF GERRY P. RISH Editor ' IRGI I.- LOWE Assistant Business Manager BETTY JO SHIELDS Associate Editor PEGGY PYL.AXT Circulation Manager JE.A.. ETTE BILBO Business Manager BETTY MERLE PARISH, .Assist. Circulation Mgr. REPORTERS Betty Stevens Jacqueline Hewitt Nan McMurphy Xaomia Glifton Man- Frances Head Betty Raby Betty Jean Stevens TYPISTS Maxine . iTher Bettv Jo Pitjott . nn Causey Helen Toney . ileiie Kinusber HOME ECDNDMICS CLUB right: Hilda Barber. Catherine Smith, Lee McMillan. Sue Sumrall. Sue Drauehti. Johnnie Pearl Sanford. Dc. Georgia Merle Ingram. Sara Estess. Margie Fike. Monty Rushing (standing) , Bettye Jean Stevens, Mrs. McQun ' OFFICERS SARA LOYD ESTESS ' 7 , President MARGIE FIKE Vice-President GEORGIA MERLE INGRAM Secretary-Treasurer MARY DEE RUSSUM Program Chairman MONTY RUSHING Reporter MRS. WAYNE McCLURE Sponsor 34 OFFICERS ELSIE PARKKR President BILLY RAY MAIHIS Vice-President GLORIA HALL Secretary X ' IRGIXIA LOWE Treasurer MARY FRANCES HEAD Reporter MEL CRAFT, JR Program Chairman EUGENIA WILLINGHAM Social Chairman MISS ELOISE QUACKENBOSS Sponsor MUSIC CLUB Standing: Mel Craft, Miss QuackenboK, Billy Ray Mathis; Around the p.a Head, Gloria Hall, Virginia Lowe, Jo Ann Casteol, Jeanette Bilbo, Jo Wea Betty Stcyens. Nell Crumby, Genie Willingham, I CHORUS Christmas Program MEMBERS Jeanette Bilbo, Elizabeth Breckenridge, Louise Busby, Jo Ann Castell, Areta Chance, Annette Cochran, Patricia Collins, Nell Crumby, Rose Crumby, Joyce Dabbs, Margie Fike, Gloria Hall, Margaret Hall, Marty Hamilton, Mary Frances Head, Jacqueline Hewitt, Julia Toy Hewitt, Annie June Johnson, Ar- lene Kingsberry, Cynthia Sue Liles, Virginia Lowe, June McKay, Martha Moseley, Annie Vera Oden, Elsie Parker, Betty Merle Parish, Betty Jo Pigott, Betty Pope (Pianist), Elizabeth Pylant, Betty Raby, Dee Russum, Pat Sellers, Betty Jo Shields, Catherine Smith, Betty Stevens, Sue Sumrall, Helen Toney, Louise Waddell, Joann Weaver, Rubye Whitfield, Billie Joyce Williams, Genie Willingham. Spring Recital A A A n o o o n n A ii o a n i,A Aoo Ajf . A a o n n o L iiiiafliid ifcr. From row, left to right: Nell Crumby, Elizabeth Breckenndge. Jacqueline Hcv -.tt, Joann Weaver. Pat Collin.,, Mar Hamilton, Genie WiUingham, EUie Parker, Jo Ann Casteel; Back row: Betty Stevens. Gloria Hall, Avo Odei lilbo. Dee Russu .lEANETTE BILBO ELIZABETH BRECKENRIDGE JO A X CASTEEL P. T COLLINS NELL CRUMBY GLORIA HALL MARTY HAMILTON JACQLTE HEWITT AVO ODEX ELSIE PARKER BETTY STE ENS DEE RUSSUM JOANX VEA ER GENIE WILLINGHAM ENSEMBLE MISS JULIA GUESS Ensemble and Choral Director if • ' i - ■ 1 ■1 mm FEATURE NAN McMURPHY Prettiest v JK- . JO ANN CASTEEL Prissiest BETTY RABY Most Talkative v- lK - v CORA JOYCE and RALPH DAMS Happiest Young Couple IlVio live on the Campus in the Hospital MARGIE I ERS and GENE IE E TURNER Best Buddies CAMPUS CELEBRITIES ARLEXE KIXGSBERRY The Girl Who gets the Most Telephone calls LOUISE BUSBY Typical Day-Student BETTY HART Typical Freshman msmsmmBBP. Junior-Freshman Wedding, 1948 D D Y D U The Virginia Reel, 1948 Indian Dance, 1948 REMEMBER? Junior-Freshman Wedding, 1948 y ' ' - Hospitality in your hands ELIZABETH ARDEN ours alone in Hattiesburg LOVE DRUG COMPANY COMPLIMENTS OF J. C PENNY CO. COMPLIMENTS OF CITIZENS BANK HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI COMPLIMENTS OF HATTIESBURG CREAMERY Limited Compliments of HART SUPPLY COMPANY COLUMBIA AND HATTIESBURG, MISS. MARIE BLACK ' S DRESS SHOP Smart Clothes at Moderate Prices Hattiesburg, Miss. 714 W. Pine St. Compliments of DIANA SHOP First In Style Quality In Wonnen ' s Apparel 126-28 East Pine St. MONTAGUE AND SIGLER Complete Insurance Service Ross Building Hattiesburg, Miss. Compliments of Shelby Wholesale Grocery, Inc. LANE ' S QUALITY SHOES GEIGER PRINTING COMPANY Everything For The Office Seiger Building Telephone 2588 MERCHANTS CAFE Short Orders and Sandwiches A Specialty COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS OF THE OF HATTIESBURG HARDWARE RELIANCE STORES MANUFACTURING CO. Your GE Dealer Hattiesburg, Miss. Phone 366-367 COMPLIMENTS OF THE CITY OF HAHIESBURG D. W. HOLMES Mayor G. S. ODEN Commissioner W. P. HARRINGTON . . Commissioner COMPLIMENTS SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. HATTIESBURG MISSISSIPPI WHITE SYSTEM of Hattiesburg, inc. PERSONAL LOANS MONTHLY REPAYMENT Compliments of STANDARD DRUG STORE DONAVAN-LANE Men and Boys ' Leading Store South Mississippi ' s Leading Store THE OWL DRUG STORE The Rexall Store Phone No. 7 S. E. Corner Front Main Hattiesburg, Miss. HUB CITY OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY Everything For The Office OFFICE MACHINES— SALES AND SERVICE 218 West Pine Telephone 3380 Hattiesburg, Miss. BUFKIN ' S Men ' s Wear I 14 W. Front Hattiesburg, Miss, Compliments of KRESS COMPANY Compliments of ADLER FURNITURE CO. Opposite Post Office A COMPLIMENTS SMITH ' S HOLSUM BAKERY HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI ROLLINGS JEWELRY CO. 617 Main Street HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI COMMERCIAL STATIONERY COMPANY Printers — Lithographers — Stationers Telephone 2216 312 Forrest St. Hattiesburg, Miss. THE DIAMOND SHOP HATTIESBURG TYPEWRITER COMPANY CLEAN ECONOMICAL USE NATURAL GAS The Magic Servant WILLMUT GAS AND OIL CO. COMPLIMENTS OF HOME APPLIANCE CO. Frigidaire Dealers American Central Kitchens Phone No. 2122 303 W. Pine Street hHattlesburg, MI Compliments of HULETT FUNERAL HOME Compliments of CITY BUS LINES Compliments of HUB ICE COMPANY mTT SSBtf fC, M SS SS PP QUALITY APPLIANCES Servel Gas Refrigerators Water Heaters Air Conditioning THAD L FOWLER GAS APPLIANCES I 13 Newman St. Phone 2362 BEST WISHES FROM EAST CENTRAL ALUMNAE CHAPTER MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of RICE ' S POTATO CHIPS Made In Hat+iesburg Compliments of PICKETT INSURANCE AGENCY 2 ' 0-2l4 Mar ket Street Telephone 972 Gulf States Cigar and Tobacco Co. Whol esale Cigars Tobacco, C andy, and Sundrie Hattlesburg Mississippi Compliments of HATTIESBURG-FORREST COUNTY ALUMNAE CHAPTER Ljouna f- eople to the iKedcue Let ' s keep America American by re-esfabllshinq, improving and pre- serving the individual competitive enterprise system and our republican form of government as bequeathed to us by our founding fathers and set forth in the Declaration of Independence and our Federal Constitution. MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY L. E. FAULKNER, Vice President General Manager A CORDIAL WELCOME TO MISSISSIPPI WOMAN ' S COLLEGE STUDENTS To attend church somewhere each Sunday. You will always be welcome by MAIN STREET BAPTIST FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST TWENTY-EIGHTH AVENUE BAPTIST IMMANUEL BAPTIST Compliments of QUIGLEY ' S FUNERAL HOME Individual pictures for the Pine Burr made by PARKER AND GARRAWAY STUDIOS Group pictures made by Bob Waller PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Lunches and Supper — For Good Food WILSON ' S RESTAURANT Boule Street— Hwy. I I STEAKS CHICKEN SEA FOOD Compliments of POPE ' S DRUGSTORE 3ROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPP COMPLIMENTS OF THE JONES COUNTY ALUMNAE CHAPTER COMPLIMENTS OF FINE BROTHERS-MATISON COMPANY Ha+tiesburg Quality Department Store PEERLESS LAUNDRY Cleaning — Pressing Phon 5 929 412 West PI e St. Compliments of THE MERCHANTS CO. Compliments of E. M . O ' NEAL GROCERY FOR QUALITY GROCERIES 900 J ohrs Street and Dule Pine Phone 3206 Compliments of BARNES SEED FEED CO. The seediest place In town 302 Second St-eet Hattlesburg, Miss Compliments WOODRUFF ' S FASHION SHOP 4!2 Main St. Hattlesburg. Miss. Compliments of MID-CITY SERVICE STATION Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK HATTIESBURG, MISS. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. PHOENIX LAUNDRY Dyers and Cleaners Serving You Since 1898 Ha rdy Street Telephone 36 97 WALNUT ST. PHARMACY Dr ugs — Sick Room Supplies — Sundries J. E. SCHWARTZ, Prop. | Phon e 39 101 Wair ut St. Hattlesburg, Mississippi Best Wishes of McARTHUR CHEVROLET COMPANY HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI COLLINS KING Insurance Phone 47 Set in the heart of Dixie, committed to the perpetuation of Christian culture, maintaining standard scholarship in liberal education, encouraging scientific method, promoting fine arts, acknowledging its debt to the world without; and be- lieving that woman, developed in body, educated in mind, and christian in heart, is the jewel of civilization; this college offers its privileges to the young women of America. COMPLIMENTS OF MISSISSIPPI mmn college I. E. ROUSE, Ph.D., President HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI s W m t 3 — c om p A ny tv n a s h v i lie [