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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1952 volume:

Class Book Accession I. E, Rouse Memorial Library William Carey College Hattiesburar, Mississippi For Reference Not to be taken from this room TRUSTEES TRUSTEES Mr. Jimmie Pope, President Richton, Mississippi Term Expires 1951 Dr. A. K. McMillan Lucedale, Mississippi Dr. T. E. Ross Hattiesburg, Mississippi Dr. Ira D. Evenson Marks, Mississippi Term Expires 1952 Mr. George Causey Hattiesburg, Mississippi Mrs. J. L. Johnson Jackson, Mississippi Dr. S. E. Lawrence Columbia, Mississippi Dr. Charles L. McKay Pascagoula, Mississippi Mr. John L. Mixon Hattiesburg, Mississippi Term Expires 1953 Mr. Ben E. Green Leaf, Mississippi Rev. T. R. McKibbens Laurel, Mississippi Dr. J. W. Moody Poplarville, Mississippi Mr. R. B. Thomas Wiggens, Mississippi Term Expires 1954 Mr. Bruce C. Aultman Hattiesburg, Mississippi Mr. Barney Whitfield Picayune, Mississippi Mary Ross Hospital SCENES OF M W C CAMPUS FACUiTV DR. I. E. ROUSE B.S., Th. M., Ph. D. President MRS. I. E. ROUjc Dean of Students HELEN MARIE BILBREY B.S., M.M. Juliard School of Music MRS, C. J. BRYANT B.A. JUDSON CHASTAIN B.A., Th. M., Ph. D. Education and Psychology MRS. LEON EUBANKS B.A., M.A. French and Spanish WILLIE EVELYN EWELL B.S., M.A. Secretarial Science and Dean of College MRS. E, C. FOSTER College Hostess JULIA GUESS B.M., M.A. Voice, Chorus, Fine Arts WILLIE DEE HEARST B.S., B.A., M.A. Biology and Chemistry DR. CECIL W. JONES B.A., B.D., Th. M., Th. D. Bible and Religious Education FLORENCE LAMBERT College Nurse MRS. A. F. KELLY, JR. B.S. Physical Education MRS. WAYNE McCLURE B.S., M.S. Honne Economics and Health MRS. McKINNON College Dietician PATRICIA PIERCE B.M., M.M. Piano OREN C. ROBISON, JR. B.A., B.D., Th. M. DR. B. FRANK SMITH B.S., Th. M., Ph. D. History and Social Science YONA STONE B.M., M.M. Organ and Piano KATHLEEN TAYLOR B.A., M.A. English MRS. PAUL TURNER B.A. Orf ° °- e G OfQ ' Wo Ofrj, ' Per PEREZOSAS? (Lazy bones?) ,hei ' ' e p 10 Slums SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Charlsie Austin Secretary Hilda Barber Owen President Betty Hart Vice President LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Mrs. Wayne McClure Sponsor Betty Raby Reporter Betty Hodges . . Student Council Representative NOT PICTURED Joyce Elaine Dabbs Treasurer , C% .,sV9 SV c -:; ' ' cv ' ■r «-!; (cveS xo:o3- v 1 xtv% ' v ' ' t iv C ' ° ? ° .  ' ' .. JV i ' .,o ' Co ' l ' Ot ' !S ' ' ' ' «S, ?,; Ub Or e; ' -t,-, ' :. ' ' ' e . 13 v d o ' ' -: ?:i:;:- S e ' ,cv ' ■dy- X, ' SV ,r N{16 ' %-] 6 fi - MARGIE ANN FIKE McLain, Mississippi Chorus 1,2,3,4; Varsity Ensemble 2,3,4; i President of Class I; Junior-Freshman Wedding I; Treasu- rer of Class 3; House President 3; Mu- sic Club 2,3,4; Home Economics Club I. 14 p tK %, ' Op BETTY LOUISE HART Sandy Hook, Mississippi Photo Editor of Pine Burr l , 4; Typi- cal Freshman I; Reporter of Sopho- moreClass2; Co-editor of Pine Burr 2; House President 2; B.S.U. Execu- tive Council 3; Vice President of Student Body 3; Assistant Business Manager of Scissors 3; Campus Fa- vorite 3; Y. W. A. officer 4; Vice Pres- ident of Class 4; Greater Council of B.S.U. 1,2,4; Athletic Board 2,3; Music Club 2,3,4; Dramatics Club 4; Assistant Helper to Dan on the MWC Tractor 3,4. C -c,v 15 ' ' o i . . .A.tO .X .„ ::i -: i ' ' : i- ' 0° 4i , ,;c,V,-e,, MARY LILLIAN LOTT Hattiesburg, Mississippi Clarke College 1 , 2; Greater Council ofB.S.U. 3; Executive Council 3, 4; Music Club 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Y.W.A. 3,4; Chorus 3, 4; Scissors Staff 3. 16 % C e t ,. Cc ' v v ° S i° ' . ' S o . - 1 ' ' A. i.. ' ' v t o ' d ' J- ,? ■• te. ' ; ' !ao ! ' ' ' y. fo, v-jS CO ' |S ' % t: ' - ■ ' %-, ' ' ' 01 fli- 7c ' Ob HILDA BARBER OWEN Carriere, Mississippi Y. W. A. 1,2,3; Junior-Freshman Wedding I; Class Representative of Student Council 2; House President 3; Greater Council of B. S. U. 2; Ex- ecutive Council B.S.U. 3,4; Music Club 3; Athletic Board 2, 3, 4; Dra- matic Club 4;, Class Officer, Presi- dent 3, -4; Editor of Scissors 2; Assis- tant Editor of Scissors 3; Home Eco- nomics Club I. 17 ' ' ' : : ' ' ..o ' y ' .? . ' ■ ' • x ' •f -c ;, ' ' ' ■On .SA ' ■fOf i; ,. . ' ' J ' ec. - flr . ' o;: o.:; ' ' fn ' Ofl j :r -..:50 j ' - BETTIE JEAN STEVENS Hattiesburg, Mississippi Home Economics Club 1,2; Vice President of Home Economics Club 3; President of Home Economics Club 4; Mississippi Home Economics Association 4; Music Club 2; Secre- tary of Music Club 3,4; Greater Council of BSU 2; Choral Ensemble 2, 3, 4; Scissors Staff 2; Assistant Bus- iness Manager of Pine Burr 3; Junior- Freshman Wedding 3; Treasurer of Johnson Club 4, 18 JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Campbell Secretary Charlene Allman President Gayle Shelton Student Council Representative Jeanette Harper Treasurer NOT PICTURED Charlene Carpenter Vice President Charlene Allman Louisville, Mississippi Helen Baggett lolumbia, Mississippi JUNIORS Janet Campbell Pachuta, Mississippi Leflore Carroll Lumberton, Mississippi 21 Charlene Carpenter HatHesburg, Mississippi Joyce Duncan Colunnbia, Mississippi JUNIORS Margaret Ann Evans Hattiesburg, Mississippi Martha Green Leaf, Mississippi 22 Jeanette Harper Hattiesburg, Mississippi Ida Bell Hilderbrand Wiggins, Mississippi Martha Hoi I owe II Marion, Kentucky JUNIORS Evelyn McDonald Hattiesburg, Mississippi Rachel Monk Laurel, Mississippi 23 Mary Elizabeth Sharpe Meridian, Mississippi Gayle Shelton Petal , Mississippi Jackie Shipp Rome, Mississippi JUNIORS Betty Love Stewart Mobile. Alabama Ouida Jean Williams Petal, Mississippi 24 J SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE ClASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Bush ' Secretary Dot Woods Student Council Representative Joan Stewart Reporter Janeil Stewart Treasurer Mary Ann Hester Vice President Vivian Geiger President Jeanne Avera Wiggins, Mississippi Doris Barth Cincinnati Ohio SOPHOMORES Patricia Ann Bush Mobile, Alabama 27 Connie Caldwell Lucedale, Mississippi Wanda Lee Crow Brookhaven, Mississippi SOPHOMORES Vivian Geiger Lucedale, Mississippi Mary Ann Hester Jackson, Mississippi 28 Margaret Hollingsworth Byram, Mississippi Katherine Irwin Jackson, Mississippi SOPHOMORES Betty kiley Hattiesburg, Mississippi Marge Rossman Western Springs, Illinois 29 Joyce Osborne Sherwood South Norwalk, Connecticut Janiel Stewart Hattiesburg, Mississippi SOPHOMORES Joan Stewart Gulfport, Mississippi Dorothy Wood Cleveland, Mississippi 30 r FRESHMEN FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat-tie Holliman Reporter Pat Pinson President Martha Robinson Vice President Jackie Moody Secretary Ellen Davis Treasurer Melba Herring .... Student Council Representative Carolyn Arledge Hattiesburg, Mississippi Patricia Barr Hattiesburg, Mississippi Becky Bilbo Biloxi, Mississippi FRESHMEN Frances Blake Petal , Mississippi Minnie Lou Buchanan Hattiesburg, Mississippi 33 Esther Crum Hattiesburg, Mississippi Ellen Davis Clara, Mississippi Mary Frances Green Leaf, Mississippi FRESHMEN Melbo Herring liloxi, Mississippi Patty Holliman Hattiesburg, Mississippi 34 Adene Houston Seminary, Mississippi Hanieth Jefcoat Laurel, Mississippi Ruth Jennings Jones Lumberton, Mississippi FRESHMEN Margie McKenzie Hattiesburg, Mississippi Jackie Moody Sumrall, Mississippi 35 Betty Myers Laurel, Mississippi Elizabeth Pace Sumrall, Mississippi Patricia Pinson Pascagoula, Mississippi FRESHMEN Yvonne Sanford Lumberton, Mississippi Martha Jo Smith Laurel, Mississippi 36 Betty Jean Snead Palatka, Florida Glenna Ann Taylor Little Rock, Mississippi Judith Trigg Hattiesburg, Mississippi FRESHMEN Quaytovo Turner Richton, Mississippi Reese Ulmer Hottiesburg, Mississippi La Rita Varnado Hottiesburg, Mississippi 37 ,. eV  ?tot , ce « ' , ce 9 ' . ' syft- qT ' ■ ' -:iff-... ' Slow Poke. cVe ' Nt V SPECIAL STUDENTS Cecilia Gaitan Bogota, Colombia, South America Gloria Hall Wiggins, Mississippi SPECIAL STUDENTS Helena Moreno Bucaramanga, Colombia, South America 40 ;■• ' ■ ' i Aiiii mimmtiAtiwmmrh ' i-- ' Clara Slee Lime, Peru South America Dolly Velez Medellin, Colombia, South America Grace Vi I labona Bucaramanga, Colombia South America SPECIAL STUDENTS Joan Weaver Hattiesburg, Mississippi Dora La Rotta Bogota, Colombia, South America 41 Johnson Rags! What are you doing there, Dora? What Studious GREENIES!! Guess Who ? 1[ ' fio Qa- M--Vle e ' Connie, that ' s no way to do a pal! q b. est ■° Jnc eic 42 Nt ORGANIZATIONS ( ANNUAL STAFF FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Raby Editor Charlene Allman Assistant Editor Jeanette Harper Business Manager Mary Elizabeth Sharp Assistant Business Manager Betty Hart Snap Shot Editor NOT PICTURED Martha Grean Assistant Snap Shot Editor Chris Powell Louk Typist Dr. Cecil W. Jones Advisor 44 Say it was cold at the BSU Convention, girls???????? Our dear Mother of Johnson Hall Hope it ' s a strong Log, Wanda! ! ! ! 45 ,.«c. ::w« s -° ::,. .sot. SCISSORS STAFF The Scissors is published monthly by a selected staff from the student body. Its functions ore twofold: Affording practical experience in the field of newspaper work to those on the staff and supplying the news of current events and items of interest to all. 46 .,,TfV :; ,.7 ' i-1i ;iJii iAAU. Nov r was in th mentoT ward ifi St. Louis . (as a nurse, I hope, BAPTIST STUDENT UNION LEFT TORIGHT, BOTTOM ROW: Parish, Monk, Shipp, Harper, Collins, Austin, Campbell, McCarty, Louk, Stewart. SECONDROW, LEFT TORIGHT: Turner, Taylor, Smith, Bilbo, Caldwell, Owen, Irwin, Taylor, Lett, Sharp, Hodges. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Crum, Breckenbridge, Freeman, Wood, Myers, Crow, Pinson, Carroll, Hollingsworth, Geiger, Hart. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Snead, Moody, Davis, Hester, Stewart, Duncan, Sanford . BSU Secretary Miss Kathleen Taylor BSU Pastor Rev. C. C. Bryan BSU President Lillian Lott EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN and COMMITTEES FIRST VICE PRESIDENT (Membership)-Chris Powell Louk Mart Hollingsworth Melba Herrin Jackie Moody SECOND VICE PRESIDENT (Social)-Mary Elizabeth Sharp Betty Myers, Patty Holliman Becky Bilbo, Joan Stewart THIRD VICE PRESIDENT {Devotional)-Kat Irwin Vivian Geiger Pat Pinson Glenna Ann Taylor Ann Freeman EXTENSION CHAIRMAN -Janet Campbell Betty Hart Margaret Haile LaFlore Carroll YWA REPRESENTATIVE-Jackie Shipp SECRETARY -Hilda Barber Owen Wanda Crow TREASURER-Betty Love Stewart Martha Jo Smitli TALENT CHAIRMAN-Helen McCarty Ester Crum Ellen Davis PUBLICITY CHAIRKLAN-Rachel Monk Yaonne Sanford DENOMINATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE- Betty Merle Parish MUSIC CHAIRMAN -Pat Collins Margie Fike PIANIST-Charlsie Austin Mary Ann Hester Elizabeth Breckenbridge SUNDAY SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVE Jeanette Harper Pat Barr Connie Caldwell Quay Turner TRAINING UNION REPRESENTATIVE - Betty Hodges Joyce Duncan Dot Wood 48 S. S. U. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL The Baptist Student Union serves as a strong link between the church ond the college student and strives to be a power house of spirituality to stim- ulate the entire spiritual life on the campus. It aims above all to magnify Christ on the campus and to lead each student to the most vital personal relationship with Him. The Executive Council directs the program of the Baptist Student Union. Members meet each Tuesday toplan for the spiritual activities of the campus. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Monk, Sharp, Louk, Parish, Owens, Collins, Taylor. STANDING: Stewart, Campbell, Lett, Austin, Irwin, Harper, McCarty, Shlpp, Hodges. STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION COUNCIL Pat Collins President Miss Ewell Faculty Advisor Through Christian standards of personal conduct we purpose to make Jesus Christ the center of our campus life. We strive to make Himour guide in maintaining a high standard of honor and personal responsibility to our school, faculty, and fellow students and most of all our CHRIST. STUDENT GOVERNMENT COUNCIL SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Stewart. Collins, Miss Ewell, Parish. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Pinson. Monk, Woods, Avera, Geiger, Evans, Hodges, Hollingsworth, Shelton, ( not pictured ) Herrin. 51 SEATED ON FLOOR, LEFT TO RIGHT: Caldwell, Collins, Pinson, Lott, Bilbo, Pace, Snead, Hart, Moody, Geiger, Irwin, Davis. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Hollingswonh. Shipp, Monk, Stewart, Myers, Woods, Campbell, Hester, Miss Taylor, Turner, Austin, Stewart. VOUNG WOMENS AUXILIARV The purpose of Y. W. A. on our campus is to help young women to understand better, love, and accept the real leader, Christ Jesus. The aim is Christian Women of Tomorrow. 52 NOONOAV PRAVER MEETING This is the most wonderful part of our day: here we pray awhile, sing awhile, talk awhile, smile awhile . Your day is not complete at MWC without NOONDAY PRAYER MEET- ING. This is the Powerhouse of MWC, PRAYER. 53 c ( aa ROW ONE: Stewart, Collins, Hester, Monk, Fike, Weaver, Shipp. ROW TWO: Pinson, Stewart, HoUingsworth, Irwin, McKinzie, Campbell, Breckenridge. VARSITV EHSimil Do you girls look like that when you sing? n o o ( wl0HtKmUt f) r CO t o. o r o f i BACK ROW: Wood, Sanford, Bilbo, Holcomb, Dabbs, Raby, Jefcoat, Davis, McKinzie. Barr, Arlegde, Duncan, Snead, SECOND ROW: Rossman, Varnado, Herring, Moody, Stewart, Harper, Monk, Stewart. Hall, Taylor, Car- roll, Sharp, Smith, Caldwell, Parish, Freeman. FIRST ROW: Stewart, Blake, Avera, Pinson, Campbell, Hester, Ir- win, HoUingsworth, Fike, Collins, McDonald, Weaver, Crum, Breckenbridge, Shipp. The Chorus of M.W.C. affords to each student the opportunity to sing. Under the leadership of Miss Julio Guess, the chorus, each year, presents a Christmas program, Easter Sunrise service, and a Spring Recital. They also take many oul ' -of-town trips. 56 MUSIC CLUB Sponsor Miss Helen Marie Bilbrey President Rachel Monk Vice President Betty Love Stewart Secretary Margaret Hollingsworth Reporter Charlsie Austin Program Chairman Margie Fike SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Stewart, Stewart, Bilbo, Smith, Taylor, Turner, Fike, Austin. SECOND ROW: Collins, Breckenridge, Shipp, Davis, Campbell, Hart, Moody, Hollingsworth. BACK ROW: Snead, Monk, Miss Bilbrey, Dabbs, Lett. 56 Dramatics Club Officers LEFT TO RIGHT: Becky Bilbo, Reporter; Mr. Robinson, Sponsor; Gloria Hall, President; Pat Bush, Secretary-Treasurer. THE DRAMATICS CLUB OAV STUDENTS CLU6 President. • ■ • . Margie Harrison Vice-President . • Margaret Dean Secretary-Treasurer .Margaret Ann Evans Reporter . • • • . Judith Trigg Sponsor . • ■ • . Mrs . I.E. Rouse =K ROW. n _ ' Margie LEFT TO RIGHT, SEATED: Bettie Jean Stevens, Margaret Dean, Betty Riley, Mrs. Wayne McClure. LEFT TO RIGHT, STANDING: Doris Earth, Quay Turner, Grace ViUabona. Not pictured: Teresa More Hi. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB OFFICERS President . . . Bettie Jean Stevens Vice-President .... Doris Barth Secretary-Treasurer . . . Betty Riley Goals for the Home Economics Club: (1) Develop professional spirit and cooperation among the members, (2) Inform the girls of the opportunities offered by home economics as a profession, (3) Keep in touch with current topics in the home economics world and its general scientific trend, (4) Offer an opportunity for the girls in the department to show the rest of the school and its patrons their activities. 59 LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Kelly, Duncan, HoUingsworth, Stewart, Monk, Bilbo, Taylor, Freeman, Caldwell. ATHLETIC BOARD OFFICERS President. . . .Connie Caldwell Vice-President . . . Ann Freeman Secretary. . . . Joyce Duncan Reporter .... Margaret Haile The Athletic Board is quite a busy team of workers on our campus . This selected group of young ladies, along with Mrs. Kelley, the head of the Athletic Department, plans the activities of the school; such as the interest in recreational games both inside and outside and competition between the dorms for many outside games. 60 JUNIOR— FRESHMAN WEDDING Rachel Monk — Groom Glenna Ann Taylor — Bride 1 - i 61 JUNIOR-FRESHMAN WEDDING. An annual event at M.W.C. is the Junior-Freshnnan Wedding. This ceremony unites the two c lasses in the bonds of eternal friendship. Traditionally the Bride is a Freshman and the Groom is a Junior. The remainder of the wedding party is chosen from the two classes by the Juniors. totb Jennings- ; on - .,GHT-. Be«V °7 ,T O euna jj ,300. and i- BecUvBUb°. ; ,,Sauio.d.5ac Vldebtand. y FEATURE SECTION MISS M. W. C. BETTV LOUISE HART I (• FIRESIDE THEATER Lillian Lott :(6® Wj ' MWWMMUMMMMMHMl mmumu  vmm«m m mn ittmmimH0m wmm g mam vmmvms[nK m ' ' fJmp - !tvmi m9imm i wmmmM t m ' i%mM ' m w mnn LIFE CAN BE BEAUTIFUL Betty Raby mmmmmmamimmmn ?J If JUNIOR MISS Vivian Geiger ®® tJ ,., gvUJ  ,iU ! .J — ri r — — - n«- i 7riii ii tn i Tr iii iin «i i i rTnr « n- i nir-i i riinT i in ' i n iri iiriilw rir i l ' itinrrr- rTirTI inTiT ' fi i ln ' i . Qi©J REMEMBER THIS DATE IM fty« t«f   fw. ;; uny I mnpji ' jinl mi ' STOP THE MUSIC Jackie Moody ' i-drs I. ' -„ ' i - ' - Row, row, row your boat! This is the way we hang our clothes. l ' V; :: Tryin ' to impress us, girls? What an impression! Don ' t get swept off your feet, Joan. Our Southern belle!! Convention bound! ! My doily exercise comes at this time every day. Where ' s there is Keesler, there is hope. Huh, Ann? 1 hy the rush. Miss Ewell????? Let us in on the joke, too! I Dur package fronn Peru! ! ! Just relaxing! Before the poodle cut????!! She ' s better than the pony express! C, 0 v e Time for tea at the President ' s Home. A, o 3 SCENES FROM THE HOUSE PARTV ' ■ ° 6 We only slept four deepl I l 74 Solving a problem? What beautiful scenery! Studious gal 1 1, 2, 3, Chicken! Just Sonne of our daily students. What ' s up, doc? I 75 ., ' .e V ' ' ° ' ' -lululli ' f III i H i But, Pat and Pat, can either of you play? ,,,;straf,onDaytopP uhBSUhosp.vol.ty aoH r_matesnneet. ' ' o ly- Br 5ros ,o.e ,,V.e,° vjoV K.o lL oeO nM o ® boV ' n ..: Y o o Vve .oo ' . i f o o ° M oo ' .6o- e W( ■ fo tH. store . 77 or- - OCir ' f a ' ' « ' O ' e i?e o, A general mixture (dazes and dorms). Ha! Two old maids and a MRS. Just a reflection of the faces below. That ' s all folks. There ain ' t no mo! 78 OUR ADVERTISERS 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 IVOMArS COLLEGE I. E. ROUSE, Ph.D., President HATTIESBURG, MISSISSIPPI Compliments of THE CITV OF HATTIESBURG ED. J. CURRIE MAYOR G. S, ODEN COMMISSIONER W. P. HARRINGTON COMMISSIONER Welcome To MAIN STREET BAPTIST CHURCH Radio Broadcast each Sunday 8:15-8:45 A.M. —WFOR 11:00-12:00 A.M.— WFOR 7:30-8:30 WFOR— FM Dr. John E. Barnes, Jr. Pastor BARRON MOTOR COMPANY Oldest Automobile dealer in Forrest County. Hattiesburg, Mississippi Connpliments of FOWLER GIFT SHOP Magnolia State Building Hattiesburg, Mississippi PHOENIX LAUNDRY DRYERS AND CLEANERS Serving since 1898 Hattiesburg, Mississippi Hardy Street Phone 36 and 97 GEIGER PRINTING COMPANY Hattiesburg, Mississippi Everything for your Home THE 0V;L drug STORE The Re all Store Phone No. 7 S. E. Corner Front and Main Hattiesburg, Mississippi ' Compliments of S. H. KRESS COMPANY Hattiesburg, Mississippi Compliments of DONAVAN-LANE ' S MEN ' S STORE Hattiesburg, Mississippi Best Wishes of McARTHUR CHEVROLET COMPANY Hattiesburg, Mississippi The Nation ' s Finest New and Factory Rebuilt Pianos ROSEBERRY PIANO HOUSE, INC. 134 E. 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Read the Declaration of Independence and the Federal Constitu- tion with its Bill of Rights at least once a year, and write your Senators and Congress- nnan at least twice a year urging them to make whatever sacrifice is necessary (even at the expense of political expediency) in an effort to stop this great nation of ours on its present course down the road to the left toward bankruptcy, collectivism and socialism. Urge our representatives at Washington to take a look at what is happening in England under the leadership of a labor socialistic government, and remind our representatives that if this nation of ours continues the present course to the same destination that there will be no Uncle Sam to donate five or six billion dollars to prolong the life of a socialistic government. MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY L. E. FAULKNER, Vice President and General Manager They go together • OTTLCO UNOCt Compliments of J. W. 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