Wake Forest's Groves Stadium, Where WFC-DUKE will play October 13.

IN THIS ISSUE: Deacons Play Duke October 13, Home-coming : One Hundred Twelfth Session Begins : Dr. Gulley Passes : $750,000 Pledged in Enlargement Program : Two New Dormitories Authorized : 373 Alumni Have Rela­ tives Enrolled : More Than One Thousand Paid-up Alumni Members : Alumni Lists Corrected in 800 Cities : DI­ RECTORY OF ALUMNI, BY CLASSES-FIRST INSTALLMENT : MEDICAL SCHOOL AND LAW SCHOOL NEWS NOTES : OLD-TIMERS MEET IN DURHAM, RALEIGH, ROCKY MOUNT.

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DEACONS PLAY DUKE HERE OCTOBER 13-HOME-COMING Twenty thousand football fans who'll be delighted to see you and are going to be on the campus to show you around. Saturday, October 13, if advance As this is being written, no sale of tickets for the WFC-Duke games have been played, but we football game is a fair indication. have the assurance from Coach Send your order and check to WFC Walker that his club this year DEPT. OF ATHLETICS, Wake "isn't going to be pushed around Forest, N. C. The price is $2.50, by any body." All of his starting including tax. Kick-off will be at 11 are back this year except two, 2:00p.m. and there is said to be some new Groves stadium, nestled down in recruits who can carry the mail. Rock Spring valley, 300 yards His club last year, by the way, north-west of the campus, a place won eight out of nine. where literary society orators used to practice their speeches, will be Nick Sacrinty of Reidsville, football a riot of color-not only the ladies' captain and as fine a chap as you SCHEDULE ever saw-a Phi Beta Kappan scho­ garbs but also the surrounding lastically and All-Southern in foot­ woodland. Many of the boys will Wake Forest 6, Tennessee 7. ball. Wake Forest-, Army-. be back from the wars the bands will play, and the cheer-leaders Oct. 13-Duke at Wake For- have another year of eligibility in est. (men and women) will exhort college If 20-N. C. State at Ra- ball. they should team their teams to "hold that line." It leigh (night). up again on a Wake Forest club, will be a happy occasion. Don't 27-0pen. it would be bad news for the op­ miss it. position. Nov. 3-N. C. Pre-Flight at The occasion will be HOME­ Wake Forest. COMING only in the sense that it 10-0pen. LATE BULLETIN will be a good football game that 17-U. N. C. at Chapel WFC TENN. a lot of old-timers will return to Hill. Score ...... _____ 6 22-U. S. C. at Char­ 7 see. No formal gatherings are First downs...... 17 lotte. 7 planned. Come early, however, if Passes completed __ 10 1 you can. Get your lunch at Miss Dec. 1-Clemson at Clemson, Passes tried ______, ___ 16 8 s. c. Y ds. gained Jo's cafeteria, located just across ...... 254 149 the street from the church, and check by Wait Hall ( administra­ LITTLE WORLD Our team is being coached by tion building) . There will be a SERIES CHAMPS number of familiar faces there D. C. Walker, assisted by Murray Greason. B. E. "Pop" Simmons, '27, mod~ If you are in teres ted in profes­ est school principal at Mooresboro, sional football, look out for the stepped out of his school room last New York Giants. Elmer "Bullit" summer and coached Shelby's Barbour and Tony Gallovich, for­ junior American Legion baseball merly stellar backs for the Demon team to the national championship. Deacons, are on that club. His boys whipped Trenton, N. J., Pat Preston, AP All-American, in the finals after having played now in the Marines, was shot through the entire series without through the ankle at Okinawa. the loss of a game. Pop was a good He's out of the hospital now and twirler at Wake Forest during his on a recent visit to the campus he school days. was able to "navigate" all right. Walker says that Pat is the most Wake Forest has been repre­ capable lineman he has ever sented in the big leagues this sea­ coached. The best back produced son by Morris Aderholt (Boston by our coach, so he says, is John Braves), BuddJ Lewis (Washing­ Coach Douglas Clyde Walker, who has produced some top-flight Southern "Red" Cochran. He also is with the ton Senators), and Charlie Ripple Conference teams. Marines. Both Preston and Cochran (Philadelphia Athletics). Page Three October Issue, WAKE FOREST COLLEGE ALUMNI NEWS

Distribution of Students ONE HUNDRED TWELFTH SESSION BEGINS By Counties and States pastor of the Wake Forest Baptist Off to the races again, on the Alamance______8 Nash ______15 12th lap of her second century of church for this school year is Dr. Alexander ______1 New Hanover_ ___ 8 '26, returned Allegheny ______3 Northhampton __ 6 Christian service, Wake Forest has Arthur Gillespie Anson ______4 Onslow ______2 begun another school year, the missionary to China, who replaces Ashe ______2 Orange ------·- 3 Rev. Eugene Olive '10, on a year's A very ------0 Pamlico ------1 16th of the administration of Dr. Beaufort______5 Pasquotank ______9 Thurman Kitchin as president. leave of absence to work as asso­ Bertie ______9 Pender ______3 ciate director of the Enlargement Bladen ______6 Perquimans______4 The enrollment, 952-counting Brunswick______2 Person ------6 ody-is more than double Program. Buncombe ______11 Pitt ______10 everyb Randolph ______4 Burke ------7 that of last year. On the Wake 90 Counties-17 States Cabarrus ______16 Richmond ______7 Forest campus, there are 7 41. En­ Caldwell ______5 Robeson ______15 The students come from 90 Carteret ______3 Rockingham ____ 16 rolled in the law school are 20 ; Caswell ______2 Rowan ______8 in the medical school, 191. North Carolina counties and 17 Catawba ______6 Rutherford ______11 states. There are 530 men and Chatham ______6 Sampson ______16 There are almost exactly two Cherokee ______1 Scotland ______15 men to one woman. While several 211 women. Eighty-one per cent Chowan ______1 Stanly ______7 Cleveland ______16 Stokes ______4 hundred women were denied ad­ of the students come from North Carolina, with Virginia, South Columbus ______11 Surry ------7 mission because of inadequate Craven ------3 Swain ------2 Transylvania ____ 1 dormitories, all eligible men who Carolina, following in o r d e r Cumberland ____ 3 named. Currituck ______1 Union ------7 applied were accepted. Davidson ______15 Vance ------6 Davie ______1 Wake ______69 Sixty-nine of the students are Duplin ______11 Warren ______3 war veterans who are enrolled Professions 681 * Students Desire Durham ______18 Washington ______5 Summary: Men and Women Edgecombe ______12 Wayne ______12 under the Gl college training pro­ '0 G>_. 1! orsyth ______22 Wilkes ------· 5 gram, financed by the government. ~ • ...... 244 69 557 31 Gulltoru ______19 lived to be (He's 60), seems to be Ministry • • • ____ 117 28 262 15 654 Teaching ------67 107 241 13 Hahtax ______8 Alabama ______1 gathering momentum as the years Business ______82 66 230 13 Barnett ______1 7 Arkansas ______1 Law ------53 32 138 8 Haywood ______9 Connecticutt ____ 2 pass. Last week in addition to his Dentistry ------41 17 99 6 Journalism ______24 17 65 4 Hertford______7 Florida ______9 regular work, he spoke at three Engineering ____ 16 21 53 3 Hoke ______1 Georgia ______6 Science ------10 21 41 2 liyde______0 Illinois ______1 alumni meetings, addressed the Physical Ed. ____ 3 7 13 1 Other Work ______24 33 81 4 Iredell ------5 Kentucky______3 student body at the formal opening Total ______681 - 427---r.'7B9 100 Jackson ------· 1 Maryland ... ------3 How to read the table: Thirty-one J ohnston ______12 Mississippi______1 of the college, and attended a per cent of the 681 students who Missouri ______2 designated professional choices prefer Jones ------1 New Jersey ______9 faculty-student reception. At the medicine, etc. The "weighted total" Lee ------4 alumni meeting was computed arbitrarily by counting Lenoir ______8 New York ______3 Nash-Edgecombe one's first professional choice twice as Lincoln ______5 Pennsylvania ____ 5 important as a second choice. For ex­ in Rocky Mount he cleaned up a ample, take medicine: twice 244 equals McDowell ______3 South Carolina 14 sizable plate of barbecue (which 488, and 69 added equals 557, constitut­ Macon ______1 Tennessee ______4 ing 31 per cent of the group. Mad1son ______1 Virginia ______21 of • The total enrollment is 741 , but 60 in itself is right good evidence students listed no professional choices; Mecklenburg ____ 12 West Virginia__ 2 his physical comeback), a n d hence, the 681. Mitchell ______1 • • Includes medical technology and Montgomery ____ 3 87 launched out on a speech that the pre-nursing. 2 • • • Includes religious education and Moore ______Grand TotaL .. 741 alumni roundly applauded. church secretaries. New professors include Major Professions 483 Men Desire C. Spurgeon Black '18, chemistry Medicine ------175 41 391 31 WANTED: 5,000 GOOD MEN Business ------65 54 184 15 department head who for about Ministry ------76 13 165 13 Law ------52 30 134 11 We have 1,000 already. A month three years was chemical warfare Teaching ------28 66 122 10 Dentistry ------39 17 95 7 ago we had 312. We want 5,000- officer in the army; Dr. Henry Engineering ____ 16 21 53 4 Science ______9 15 33 3 paid-up members of the Alumni Snuggs '26 (English) who taught Journalism ------10 8 28 2 Physical Ed..... 3 6 12 1 Association. first at Elon and then at William Other Work ____ 10 17 37 3 Total __ . ----. __ _.483 =---=-29=-=7::---1-=-,-=-26"""'3_1,_,0-=-0- $5.00 (annual dues) mailed to Jewell; Dr. John W. "Jack" Now­ Alumni Office, Wake Forest, N. C., ell, Jr., '40 (chemistry), son of Professions 198 Women Desire is all that it takes. the late WFC Professor J. W. Now­ Medical Tech. • __ 69 28 166 32 Teaching ------39 41 119 23 Lists of ALL PAID-UP members ell and Mrs. Nowell; Dr. Bruce Religious Ed. • • __ 41 15 97 18 Business ------17 12 46 9 will appear in the next issue Benton '96 (religion), for 31 years Journalism ______14 9 37 6 Science ------1 6 8 2 (Dec.), arranged by counties and pastor of Rockingham Baptist Law ------1 2 4 1 Dentistry ------2 4 1 towns. church; W. B. Yearns (history), Other Work ------14 16----- 44 8 Total ------198 130 526 100 Don't put it off-mail it now, and University of Ga. graduate. • Includes medicine and pre-nursing. • • Includes church secretaries. thanks a million! Acting College Chaplain and October Issue, WAKE F O REST COLLEGE ALUMNI NEWS Page Four

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Lists are arranged by year alumnus graduated. Name Alumnus Student Relation Address of Alumnus and his address is given together with student's 1908 name and relation. These lists were compiled from infor­ W. S. Britt-Evander M. Britt, nephew-Lumberton. mation the students themselves gave at the time of regis­ George D. Marshall-Patricia, daughter-Americus, Ga. tration, and their accuracy is limited to that extent. 1909 Alumnus Student Relation Address G . W. Gentry-George Barrett, cousin-Roxboro. Wade Hampton-Sara Inman, cousin-Washington, D. C. 1852 John R. Jones-Charles Young, grand nephew-North Wilkesboro. Simmons, great grandson- B . F. Keith-Julian Keith, nephew-Wilmington. Dr. William G . Sinunons-William A. D . Morgan-James Johnston, nephew-Norfolk, Va. deceased. 1875 1910 M. D. Phillips, Sr.- Thomas Hunter, grandson-deceased. D . A. Brown-Racine, son-deceased. Trela D. Collins-Bryce Hunt, Jr., nephew-Durham. 1880 0 . V. Hamrick-Spencer Hamrick, nephew-Shelby. W. R. Hill-David, son-Rutherfordton. Dr. T . J . Simmons-William Simmons, grand nephew-deceased. W . R. Hill, Jr.-David, brother-Rutherfordton. Dr. H. B. Jones-Dorothy, daughter-Wake Forest. 1883 c. S. Walters-James Walers, g randson-Greensboro. 1911 Dr. C. T. Allen-Burgess, son-Wadesboro. 1884 H. C. Foreman-Richard, son-Albemarle. Wade Hamp t on Kornegay-Mattie Kornegay, niece-deceased. T. A. Haywood-Wayne Haywood. nephew-Rockingham. w. P. Whlte, Sr.-W. P . Whit e, grandson- deceased. Col. Paul Rockwell-George Little, cousin-European Theater.

1887 1912 James Cline-Dorothy Anne Cline, niece-Fallston. Thomas Cheek-Mary Ellington, cousin-Smithfield. Roy T . Cox-William Cox, son-Winterville. Rev. R. P. Ellington-Mary, daughter-Graham. 1888 M. T. Tanner-Truett, son-Wake Forest. Charles Trueblood-Elwyn Trueblood, cousin­ A. T . Howell-Alber t Gaddy , grandson, Mary Lou Howell, grand­ Griffin Wall-Anne Wall, niece-Winston-Salem. daughter-Aiken , S. C. . . Dr. J . H . S immons-W1lham Simmons, grandson-Gainesville, Ga. 1913 1889 R. L. Bridger, Jr.-Edgar H ., brother-Atlanta, Ga. E. M. Johnson-Wm. A. Johnson, nephew-Lumberton. Rev. D . F . Putnam-Rich ard Bowling, grandson-Shelby. B. F. McLeod, Sr.-B. F ., Jr., son-Buies Creek. D . F. Mayberry-C. M. Mayberry, cousin-Reidsville. 1890 Albert R. Phillips-Thomas Hunter, nephew-Dalton. Dr. C. V. Timberlake-Phyllis, daughter-Youngsville. D. B. Oliver-Norwood Jones, nephew- Pine Level. 1914 1891 0 . P. Campbell-Oscar, Jr., son-St. Louis, Mo. Dr. Claude Adams-James Pleasants, grand nephew-deceased. Paul C. Carter-Paul, Jr., son-Madison. George Pennell-William Pennell, nephew-Asheville. M. D . Phillips, Jr.-Thomas Hunter, nephew-Dalton. 1892 E. D. Wall-Anne, daughter-Rutherfordton. J . S. Corpening-Julius H ., son-deceas~d. R. L. Moore-Julius H . Corpening, cousm-Mars Hill. 1915 A. R. Gay-Mary Gay, niece-Chicago, Ill. 1893 T. E . Holding-Lewis Holding, nephew-Wake Forest. Stephen Mcintyre-Robert Mcintyre, grandson-deceased. L. S. Inscoe-Philip Inscoe, nephew-Nashville. B. R . Page-Benjamin, son-Wake Forest. 1895 1916 Oliver Hoffman- Julius H . Corpening, cousin- Mount Holly. Col. Ivan L. Bennett-William Bennett, cousin-Charlotte. L. A. Bird-.John Vetter, nephew-Mt. Olive. 1897 J . G . Bove-John, son-Shelton, Conn. John Susong- George Little, nephew-Bridgeport, Tenn. John D. Canady-Fulton Bryan, nephew-Saint Pauls. Dr. Alf A dams-James PIE:asants, g!'and nephew-Durham. W. S. Clarke-William, Jr., son-Seaboard. Bill Holding- Lew is Holdmg, cousm-Wake Forest. Dr. A. L . Benton-Dan, son-Castalia. Rev. E. F . Mumf ord-Brantley Jolly, nephew-Ayden A. V. Hamrick-Spencer, son-Shelby. . R. P. Holding-Lewis, son-Smithfield. John Hood-John Kennedy, nephew-Goldsboro. 1901 J. B. Jones-Lolan Kanipe, nephew-Brevard. George W. Lassiter-George Randolph, Jr., nephew-Windsor. Horace Kornegay-Mattie Kornegay, cousin-Greensboro. Rollo Matthews-Betty Gregory, niece-Raleigh. Dr. K. M. Yates-Kyle M., Jr., son-Louisville, Ky. 1902 R. L . Cooper-Willie, brother-Clayton. 1917 C. C. Burris-Mary Ben, daughter-Wingate. 1903 Rev. R. J. Hall-Horace Hall, nephew-deceased. H. H. Hamilton-Leta, daughter; John, nephew-Lillington. S. G. Hasty-Stephen G ., son-Salisbury. Henry H. Hamilton-Henry, Jr., son-Lillington. Dr. J. W. Nowell-David M., son-Wake Forest. Joseph M. Hester-Robert, brother-Wendell. Burgin Pennell-William, son-Asheville. 1904 Dr. D . R. Perry-Frances, daughter-Durham. Carroll Wall, Sr.-Anne Wall, cousin-Lexington. 0 . J . Corpening-Julius H. Corpening, cousin-Granite Falls. R. Kelly White-Montie White, niece-Nashville, Tenn.

1905 1918 J. A. Barker-Robert Caison, nephew-Roseboro. Rev. R. F. Hall-Horace, son-Lillington. James Barrett-George Barrett, nephew-deceased. Robert Hayes-James Thompson, nephew-deceased. Cooper Howard-Henry Reeves, cousin; Albert Reeves cousin­ A. M . Snider-Rena Louise, daughter-Denton. Roseboro. Roy G. Sowers, Sr-Roy G., Jr., son-Jonesboro. W. M. Johnson-W. M. A. Johnson, cousin-Winston-Salem. W. P. White, Jr.-W. P., son-Holegood.

1906 1919 George J. Spence-George, Jr., son-Elizabeth City. V. L. Andrews, Sr.-Vietor Lee, Jr., son-Lexington. C. L. Bailey-Floyd Bailey, nephew-Plymouth. 1907 A. H. Casey-William, son-North Wilkesboro. J. L. Darden-Thomas, son-Ahoskie. J . E. Allen-Edith, daughter-Warrenton. W. H. Hallowell-Winifred Hollowell, niece-Windsor. Arthur Fletcher-Barbara Anne Bingham, niece-Raleigh. Sam F. Hudson-Sam, Jr., son-Lillington. Page Seven October Issue, WAKE FOREST COLLEGE ALUMNI NEWS

Alumnus Stuaent Relation Address Alumnus Student Relation Address J. A. Jones-James Walters, nephew-Kinston. 1929 J. L. Sowers-Roy G. Sowers, Jr., nephew-deceased. Harry Stubbs-Mary Harris, cousin-U.S.N.R. Dr. R. M . Fales-Donald Davis, nephew-Wilmington. Will Frank Tatum-Sara Carmichael, cousin-McColl, S. C. Stahlee Funderburk-Oscar Funderburk, nephew-Kannapolis. Dr. Max Griffin-Mary Arden Harris, cousin-Tulane University. George Snuggs-Burgess Allen, cousin-Wadesboro. 1920 D. H. Bridger-Edgar H. Bridger, cousin-Bladenboro. 1930 B. D. Bunn-John Bunn, nephew-Oxford. M. K . Carswell-M. K., Jr., son-Youngsville. Earl Bradley-Mary Cone, niece- Rocky Mount. E. F . Cullom-James Johnston, step-son-Wake Forest. Dr. W. A. Greene-James Winesetter, brother-in-law-Whiteville. Dr. H. L . Gwynn-Thomas Gwynn, son-Yanceyville. H. B . Harris, Jr.-Allen, brother-Emporia, Va. M. Y. Keith-Julia Keith, nephew-Greensboro. Dr. Forest Hawes-Ann James, cousin-Rosehill. Dr. R. T. Liles-Mary Arden Harris, niece-New Orleans, La. C. Y. Jolly-Brantley, brother-Ayden. Robert A. Mcintyre-Robert A., Jr., son-Lumberton. Charles A . Maddrey-Rogers Chenault, brother-in-law-Louisville, Elton M. Mitchell-Mackie Carswell, nephew-Youngsville. Ky. E. J. Trueblood-Judson, son-Gaffney, S. C. Albert Martin-Sidney Martin, nephew-Booneville. B. C. West-Bryan C ., Jr., son-Kinston. C. G . Phifer-Dorothy Greene, niece-Shelby, Miss. Dr. C. T. Wilkinson-Robert W. Wilkinson, nephew-Ell Reno, A . A . Powell-William Powell, nephew-Shelby. Oklahoma. J. B . Riddle, Jr.-Jessie Jamerson, cousin-Morganton. Dr. R. W. Wilkinson-Robert W., son-Wake Forest. Max Whicker-Jessie Lou Motsinger, cousin-China Grove. W. H. Woody-George Barrett, cousin-Baltimore, Md. M. P. Wright-Merrell Paul, son-Poplar Branch. 1931 1921 Frank Deaton- James Deaton, nephew-Long Island, N. Y. L. R. Evans-Alice Evans, daughter-army. Ray Bowers-Erin Gardner, niece-Littleton. Charles P . Green-Mattie Greene, niece; Jack Green, Jr., nephew- Dr. W. C. Byrd-Ralph A ., son-Angier. Louisburg. James L . Harrell, Jr.-Blanche, sister-Norfolk, Va. 1921 C. D . Matheny-James Fowler, brother-in-law-Wake Forest. Att. J . R. Nance-Ada Best, cousin-Fayetteville. E. E. Folk-Edgar, son-Wake Forest. Maurice Farrish-Minda Kennedy, cousin-Spring Hope. Dr. W. Bryce Hunt-Bryce, Jr., son-Lexington. R . W . Reeves-Henry Reeves, nephew; Albert Reeves, nephew­ A. D. Kinnett-William Grady, nephew-Burlington. Westernport, Md. E . H. Phillips-Thomas Hunter, nephew-Dalton. Hunter Yates-Kyle Yates, Jr., nephew-Apex. Walter Stallings-Calvin White, nephew-Shelby. 1932 R. Jennings White-Montie, daughter-Conway, S. C. S. B . Casey-William Casey, nephew-High Point. Dr. F . T. Woodward-Betty, daughter-Phenix City, Ala. Joseph Martin-Sidney Martin, nephew-Red Oak. 1922 1933 Bryan Booe-John Booe, nephew-Winston-Salem. John H. Bunn-John, son-Morehead City. Edward Callis-Charles Callis, cousin-Harrelsville. C. C. Carpenter-Harry, son-Winston-Salem. Murphy Canady-Fulton Bryan, nephew-Chapel Hill. John P. Croach-Bettye, daughter-Valdese. Dr. C. B . Davis-Donald F., brother-Raleigh. T . W. Fogleman-Lorice, daughter-Grover. Fred Fletcher-Barbara Ann Bingham, niece-Raleigh. T. B. Manney-Frank Tatum, nephew-Richfield. H. D. Gooch-Emil Gooch, nephew-Durham. H. E. Monteith-Jean Monteith, niece-Sylva. I . B . Jackson-Roger Jackson, Jr., nephew-Rutherfordton. A. P. Rogers-Alexander Paul, son-Tabor City. Leon D . Smith-Robert Smith, half-brother-Kelly. Fletcher Wall, Sr.-Anne Wall, cousin-Lexington. G . H. Wright, Jr.-Merrell Wright, nephew-Raleigh. 1934 1923 Dr. Allen Byrd-Jack Byrd, cousin-service. Lacy S. Collier-Wendell Dixon, brother-in-law-Fayetteville. C. W. Bailey-Floyd, son-Rocky Mount. Rev. W . W. Finlator-Ada Best, cousin-Weldon. Thomas Griffin-Joseph Liverman, nephew-Woodland. Dr. E . W . Furgurson-Helen Tucker, cousin-Greensboro. 0 . M. Staton-Sarah Staton, niece-Monroe. Carey P . Herring-William Herring, nephew-Fairmont. James Partin-Alvin, brother-Edenton. 1924 J . Winston Pearce-Joseph Pearce, cousin-Durham. James B . Willis-Ralph Bowen, nephew-Morehead City. William A. Brewton-William Roberson, nephew-army. W. L. McSwain-Thaburn Lawson, son; Jeanne, daughter-Glen Alpine. 1935 Roy J. Moore-Roy J ., Jr., son-Monroe. Coy Muckle-Mary Ben Burrus, niece-army. Edward Byrd-Jack Byrd, cousin-Erwin. Samuel Nash Lamb-William Lamb, cousin-Whiteville. J . S . Canady-Fulton Bryan, nephew-Fayetteville. C. E . Smith-Lewton, son-Washington. Hillis Ellington-Mary Ellington. sister-Graham. Guy Whicker-Jessie Lou Motsinger, cousin-Kannapolis. Dr. Charles Howell-John Chandler, cousin-Thomasville. Ray Yates-Kyle M. Yates, Jr., nephew-Apex. Dr. Julius Howell-John Chandler, cousin-Thomasville. Eric E. Morgan-Ronald Morgan, cousin-Lexington. L . D. Ussery-Philip Hutchinson, cousin-Grant, Va. 1925 Zeno Wall-Jeanne Wall, cousin-Shelby. K. E. Bryant-Lois Lane, niece-Pittsboro. Edward D . Cline-Dorothy Anne, daughter-Fallston. 1936 Laurence Harris-Mary Harris, niece-Wake Forest. J. B . Hudson-Sam Hudson, nephew-Andrews. W . A. Brown-Janet Wilson, sister-in-law-Jacksonville, Fla. Wiley F. Mitchell-Mackie Carswell, nephew-Youngsville. W. S. Earp-Curtis Creech, nephew-Washington, D. C. H. T. Pope-Robert Mcintyre, nephew-Greensboro. P . R. Floyd-Robert Francis Floyd, cousin-Fairmont. W. V. Tarlton-Ruth, daughter-Concord. W. L. McLeod-B. F ., Jr., brother-Norwood. Julius Woodward-Betty Woodward, niece-Winston-Salem. H. A. Matthews-Wiley Johnson, nephew-army. Dr. H . A. Matthews-Betty Gregory, niece-Richmond, Va. 1926 C. V. Timberlake, Jr.-Phyllis, sister-Glenview, Ill. Alton P . Wall-Mary Wall, niece-army. c. L . Denton-Dan Denton, nephew-W~shington, D . C. Alton J. Ward-Harry, brother- Goldsboro. F. W. Floyd-Robert Francis, son-Fa1rmont. Dr. James Wilkinson-Robert Wilkinson, nephew-Tallahassee, Fla. 0 . C. Gravitte-Johnnie Clyde, son-Roxboro. Lem Winesett-James, brother-Marion, S. C. G. M. Inscoe-Phillip Inscoe, nephew-Navy. Leroy B. Martin_-Sidney Arnold, so~-Raleigh. Zeno Martin-Sidney, nephew-Raleigh. 1937 Dr. Stephen Mcintyre-Robert Mcintyre, nephew-Lumberton. Carl Byrd-Jack Byrd, cousin-Erwin. Roy A. Morris-Miriam, daughter-Sanford. Joe H . Copeland, Jr.-William, brother-army. Clarence Propst-Joyce Howell, niece-Charlotte. Roy T . Cox, Jr.-William, brother-army. Tommy Smith-Edmond Nichols, cousin-Coats. Wilbur Jolly-Sibyl, wife and Brantley, brother-Ayden. Manly B. Jones-Radford Butler, cousin-Mt. Olive. 1927 H. F . Morgan-Roland Morgan, cousin-Lexington. Allen Gray Morton-Mildred Morton, cousin-Albemarle. J c Bethune-John Williamson, cousin-Raleigh. A. D. Parrish-Charles Parrish, nephew-Zebulon. i A.. Hallman-Demar. Boyles, co~sin-Vale. . . . M. F. Ransdell-Jessie Jamerson, niece-Varina. Grady Motsinger-Jess1e Lou Mots1nger, cous1n-P1lot Mountam. Edward L. Russell-Byron, brother-New Alhouse, Ind. H. c . Rountree-Harvey Milton, son-Portsmouth, Va. James Edward Wallace-Wilhelmina Wallace, cousin-Charlotte. G. D . Taylor-Lewis Peck, nephew-army. Cecil Fleming Wallace-Wilhelmina Wallace, cousin-Rocky Mount. 1928 Robert West-Henry West, cousin-Kernersville. Paul Higgins-David Harris, nephew-Slab Fork, W. Va. 1938 R R Jackson-Roger R., Jr., son-Wake Forest. M.. B. Liles-Mary Arden Harris, nie~e-MonroE;. Lt. T. N. Hamer-William Hamer, nephew-Rockingham. Jesse P. Phifer-Dorothy Greene, mece-Rockmgham. D. B . Jones-James Fowler, brother-in-law-Raleigh. J. N. Reeves-Henry Reeves, nephew and Albert Reeves, nephew­ Donald F. Jordan-Malcolm Grandy, cousin-Laurinburg. Westernport, Md. W. H. Patrick-Simmons Patrick, brother-Pearson, Md. Louis Woodward-Betty Woodward, niece-Raleigh. Luther Settle-James Settle, nephew-Rawlings, Va. October Issue, WAKE FOREST COLLEGE ALUMNI NEWS ------Page Eight

Alumnus Student Relation Address Alumnus Student Relation Address 1939 1944 Earl Baldwin-Donald Baldwin, cousin-Greensboro. R. J. Alford-Wilson, brother-Laurinburg. David Palmer Brooks-Donald Bost, brother-in-law-Elizabeth City. Bill Bingham-Barbara Ann, sister-Winston-Salem. Justice Daniel-Lawrence Shad rack, cousin-army. W. C. Byrd, Jr.-Ralph A., brother-Angier. Worth H. Copeland-Edward Copeland, cousin-Ahoskie. Harry Daniels-Ralph Daniels, cousin-Raleigh. Rev. J. C. Herrin-Lorene, sister-Columbia, Mo. Marcus S. Fisher-James, brother-Elizabethtown. Z. K. King-Parley King, Jr., nephew-Raleigh. N. E. Godwin- Arba S. Godwin, cousin-Ahoskie. Charles Manning-Milton Williams, cousin-Williamston. Charles Green-Alice Evans, niece-army. George Norwood Peele-Ruth Peele, niece-Goldsboro. Harold Herring-William Herring, cousin-Fairmont. W. F. Powell-William Powell, nephew-Belwood. John M . Holden-Edith, sister-Wake Forest. J. L. Reid, Jr.-Helen Tucker, cousin-Wake Forest. Carl P. Halleman-Ivan Halleman, Jr., nephew-New Hill. W. C. Timberlake, Phyllis Timberlake, sister-Youngsville. Elizabeth Jones-Dorothy, sister-Wake Forest. Charles W. Joyce-Fred, brother-Winston-Salem. 1940 James McDaniel-Evelyn, sister-service. D. C. Mcintyre-Robert Mcintyre, cousin-Lumberton. Page Acree-Frank Acree, brother-Mullins, S. C. Sanford Martin-Sidney Martin, nephew-Winston-Salem. B. T. Bridgers-Truett Tanner, nephew-Lasker. Randolph Miles-Sarah, sister-army. Dr. Charles Cheek-Mary Ellington, niece-Fuquay Springs. John B. Roberts-Margaret, sister- service. Mrs. Ferd Davis-Mary Harris, sister-Zebulon. Mrs. Robert Turnage-Bessie Williams, cousin-Richmond. George W. Fisher-James, brother-Elizabethtown. Woodrow Wall-Jeanne Wall, cousin-Shelby. David Fuller-Richard Mitchell, cousin-Wake Forest. Edward Lee White-Lula Creighton, cousin-Taylorsville. Carl E . Gaddy, Jr.-Albert, brother; Mary Lou Howell, cousin­ Raleigh. C. E. Godwin-Arba S. Godwin, cousin-Ahoskie. 1945 Hugh Harrill-Evelyn Harrill, cousin; William Lattimore, cousin- H . F . ABridge-Henry Brothers, cousin-Vanceboro. Mooresboro. Charles T. Allen, Jr.-Burges Allen, brother-Wadesboro. Dr. J. W. Nowell, Jr.-David M., brother-Wake Forest. Henry Anderson-Grace Mabe, sister; Elsie Anderson, sister­ C. V. Roebuck-Dorothy Vaughn, cousin-Courtland, Va. Durham. Sherwood Staton-Sarah Staton, cousin-navy. L. D . Anderson-Elsie Anderson, cousin; Grace Mabe, cousin-Lake J. W. Ward, Jr.-Harry, brother-Goldsboro. City, S. C. Clyde Chapman-Verdie Mae, sister-Louisville, Ky. 0. S. Connelly, Jr.-Earl, brother-Morganton. 1941 Louis G. Cox-Wililam, brother-deceased. Dr. J. E. Best-Ada Best, cousin-Winston-Salem. Ray Lee Green-Macon Greene, cousin-Deep Gap. W. Y. Bullock-Russell Stone, cousin-deceased. Don Hipps-Bob Smathers, cousin- Candor. Hollis Fuller-Minda Kennedy, cousin-army. Willis Hooper-Willis Young, cousin-Asheboro. William Glover- William McLean, cousin-Henderson. D . Russell Perry- Frances, sister-Winston-Salem. Rev. Roy W. Harrington-Annie, sister-Greensboro. Bill Robbin-James. brother- army. Rev. Roy W. Harrington-Vivian Harrington, cousin-Greensboro. Marvin Seife-Irwin, brother- Brooklyn, N. Y. Grady T . Hicks- William White, brother-in-law- Mt. Airy. Irving E . Shafer, Jr.-Frank, brother- Salisbury. E. R. Mcintyre-Robert L . Mcintyre, cousin-Lumberton. James F. Shelton-Jean, sister; Jo, sister-army. L. W. Powell-Billie Powell, cousin-Windsor. Ransom Smith-William, brother-Raleigh. Paul Sowers-Roy G Sowers, cousin-Linwood. Carolyn Vick-Martha Anne, sister-Wake Forest. Livingston Williams-..:claude Williams, cousin-Boone. James G . White-William, brother-Dobson.

1942 1946 Lewis Alexander-Bettye Alexander, niece-Bainbridge, Md. C. L . Bailey, Jr.-Floyd Bailey, cousin-Plymouth. F. A. Bland- Donald, brother-Wallace. Madison Earl Bullard- Bryon, brother; James Hickman, cousin- C. E. Bridger- Edgar H . Bridger, cousin-Winston-Salem. Whiteville. D. F . Bunn- John Bunn, grandson-deceased. J . L. Darden, Jr.- Thomas, brother, Ahoskie. Horace G. Floyd-Virginia Lee Floyd, sister-Barnesville. Carl Harris-Sarah Harris, cousin-Morganton. Billy Garrell-Joyce Garrell, cousin-Tabor City. Roy E . Harrell-Blanche, sister-Burgaw. C. P . Godwin-Arba Godwin, cousin-Ahoskie. Mrs. Ethel Belle Trotter-Mattie Kornegay, sister-Mt. Airy. Frank L. Harrell, Jr.-Mary, sister-navy. Carroll Wall, Jr.-Ann Wall, cousin-Lexington. John D. Jackson-Roger Jackson, Jr., cousin-Middleburg. James A. Weeks-Constance, sister-Clinton. Joe Truett Lennon- Stephen Hasty, cousin-Wake Forest. 1947 19-13 Harold Brendle-Douglas. brother- Elkin. Bill C. Choate-Charles, brother- Sparta. Lee Pridgen- Parmellee, daughter- Wake Forest. Riley M . Jordan- Malcolm Grandy, cousin- Raeford. Jack Acree-Frank, brother-Mullins, S. C. Mack D. Perry-James Fowler, cousin-Zebulon. John Ausband-Robert, brother-Winston-Salem. John Williams-Annie Williams, cousin-Hamlet. Jack Baldwin-Donald Baldwin, cousin-Greensboro. Francis M. Byers, Jr.-John Byers, cousin-Canton. Tommy Byrne-Edmond Nichols, brother-in-law-Wake Forest. 1948 Morris Caddell-Grover C. Caddell, brother-Hoffman. James Powell. Jr.- William, brother-Canton. Alton Fales-Donald Davis, cousin-Wilmington. Freeman Slaughter-Ralph Slawson, Mariana Ann Hawkins-Kathryn, sister-Winston-Salem. cousin-Kannapolis. Randolph Jefferies- WilHam E. King, nephew- Raleigh. C. B . Johnston-James, brother- Wake Forest. 1949 Henry Lovelace-Paul Murdock, cousin- Paul Griffin- Edward Griffin, cousin- navy. R . E. Nowell-David, brother-Wake Forest. Paul A. Mabe-Grace, wife-Morganton.

ORGANIZE REMEMBER to let us know your address changes, If there is no Wake Forest College alumni chapter and we'll change our records accordingly. If we were in your community, or if there is an organization and mind readers or had our television set, it might not be necessary, but at the present we'll have to ask the officials are asleep at the s~itch, talk over the your indulgence. matter with some of our most interested and highly respected men and get the ball rolling. On page 9 you TALLULAH. One of Dean Lois Johnson's assist­ will find a reference to a suggested constitution and ants here this year in the administration of women's by-laws for local chapters. The alumni office at the affairs is a Mrs. White, aunt of Tallulah Bankhead, College will cooperate in every way possible. the actress. Page Nine October Issue, WAKE FOREST COLLEGE ALUMNI NEWS ------~------$750,000 PLEDGED IN ENLARGEMENT PROGRAM Construction of Two Dormitories of Trustees to begin simultaneous Lake Returns to Low Stoff Authorized construction of two dormitories, one each for men and women, and I. Beverly Lake, for 10 years C. J. Jackson, director of the plans are to have them completed a professor in the Wake Forest $7 ,000,000 Enlargement Program by September, 1946. Law School but more recently OPA reports that approximately $750,- "I am confident," President district rationing executive in Ra­ 000 has been subscribed. Thurman Kitchin says, "that Wake leigh, has resumed his work with Personal appeals have been made Forest's greatest era of usefulness the college's law school. lies in the future rather than the by letters, and intensive solicita­ Graduating fr om W ake Forest tion has been made in Wake, Dur­ past, as glorious as that has been." in 1925, he afterward earned the ham, Alamance, and Johnston He is undoubtedly right; the pro­ LL.B. from Harvard and the LL.M. counties. cession is moving forward. To from Columbia. He is a son of friends in the become a part of such a program Alumni and other Professor-emeritus J ames L . Lake city of Durham, led by the Watkins should be happily regarded as an and M rs. Lake. brothers (George, Basil, and Wil­ opportunity rather than an obli­ liam), raised $90,000 last year gation, for in it and others like from 150 people. Latest reports it lies the hope of mankind. from the Bull city are that they AN INVESTMENT IN CHRIS­ have steamed up the boiler again, TIAN EDUCATION YIELDS held two or three spirited meet­ DIVIDENDS OF S U R E AND ings, and are now engaged in EVERLASTING VALUE. bringing to a successful conclusion their objective to pay for a dormi­ Constitution and By-Lows tory on the campus. For Local Chapters Eugene Olive, pas­ Personable The Alumni Office will gladly of the Wake Forest Baptist tor supply upon request a well-con­ and ccllege chaplain, who Church structed Constitution and By -Laws the local served as chairman of for local alumni chapters. This ,000 from group that raised $130 document, prepared by Benj. T. , has the village of Wake Forest Ward '19, Greensboro attor n ey leave of been granted a year's and past president of the General absence from his pastoral duties Alumni Association, has ex cellent of the to become associate director suggestive value not only for chap­ Enlargement Program. ters already organized but also for At present he is giving full time new chapters. Groups that adopt to the promotion of the campaign it and follow it will undoubtedly in Raleigh and Wake County. The become more virile and effective. goal for the entire county, includ­ Rev. Eugen e Olive, Associate Directot· Write us for it, and get going! of E nlargement Program. ing Wake Forest, is $500,000, $200,- 000 of which has already been pledged. Roger Jackson, member of the Program staff, recently returned from Burlington with pledges ag­ gregating more than $30,000. At present he is working Johnston County. Alumni in Edgecombe and Nash counties met in late September and formulated plans to make an intensive canvas in October. Authorization has already been Pictured above, from left, are three campus leaders-Buster Mabe of Kinston, given by the Executive committee president of student body; Sallie Vaughan of Durham, president of Women's division; Dewey Hobbs of Wilmington, president of Baptist Students Union of the Wake Forest College Board and football guard. October Issue, WAKE FOREST COLLEGE ALUMNI NEWS Page Ten

ALUMNI LISTS CORRECTED IN 800 CITIES During the past several months the Alumni office has been doing some intensive work in obtaining correct mailing addresses for 17,000 former students. And, Brother, if you don't believe that's a job just try it sometime!! The work has been especially difficult in recent times because people have been moving around right much during the war period. Nevertheless, solid progress has been made, and we can now tell you with some degree of accuracy where some 10,000 of these former students are now located. The Dr. George M. Modlin '24, of Richmond, Va., left, and Professor Owen L. Nor­ rest of them either will not answer ment '26, of Asheville, are two of the 800 men who cooperated with us in revising inquiries or move from one town local alumni lists. Their productions are immaculate. Before return­ ing the lists to us, they consulted telephone and city directories, went in person to another without notifying us or to see others, and ran down every clue available. Modlin, a 'varsity basketball their postmaster where they went player in his college days, is Dean of Richmond University's Evening School of Business Administration. Norment, former WFC intercollegiate debater, to. is principal of Claxton School in Asheville. The other 798 did good work, too. During the past year the Alumni office checked through a national college for the past year, and in Later on we typed off separate directory of lawyers, and a North that way obtained correct ad­ lists of our alumni located in about Carolina directories of Baptist dresses of other alumni. That job 800 cities and towns in the United preachers, school teachers and offi­ finished, we mailed out a folding States and mailed them to some cials, and doctors. Our files were postal card to all of our Alumni, responsible alumnus in each lo­ corrected accordingly. Then we requesting them to verify their cality, requesting him to amend canvassed the correspondence in addresses or correct them. Their the list still further in instances all the administrative offices of the response was splendid. where necessary.

Old-Timers Meet in Durham, Raleigh, Rocky Mount Brewer, Chairman of the Execu­ tive Committee of the Board of Since the opening of the fall of Wake Forest, made splendid Trustees; and Professor J. L. Mem­ session Wake Foresters have met talks espousing the Enlargement ory, Jr. in Durham, Raleigh, and Rocky Program and exhorted their hear­ The association requested that Mount. Fifty to 100 old-timers ers to rally around. Each of these a canvass be made of the two were present at each meeting. men has contributed liberally of counties during the last half of While the his money hat was not passed and time. October. at any of the gatherings (we have At Rocky Mount the Alumni re­ Durham Alumni, unsurpassed in a long established tradition on this siding in Nash and Edgecombe their loyalty and active support point), the Enlargement Program counties met at Overton's Bar of the college, have met several was discussed and plans were defi­ B-Q Place. They were served for times recently in the interest of nitely formulated to make inten­ $1.25 each all the barbecue, fried the Enlargement Program. With sive local canvasses. chicken, and Brunswick stew that the tenacity and zeal that they The Raleigh group met at the they could eat. Ray Bandy, Rocky have shown all along, there can S & W Cafeteria with Adrain J. Mount businessman, who presided, be no doubt as to their ultimate Newton presiding. Represent­ was elected president; Dr. W. K. success in achieving their objective atives of the college were Presi­ McDowell of Tarboro, vice presi­ to construct a dormitory on the dent Thurman Kitchin, Professor dent; and S. F. Bowen, Rocky campus. Various faculty members J. L. Memory, Jr., Coach D. C. Wal­ Mount businessman, was named have met with them including ker, and Rev. Eugene Olive. Clyde secretary-treasurer. President Kitchin, C. J. Jackson, Dillon and Earl Johnson, Raleigh The college was represented by Eugene Olive, and Professors A. C. businessmen, although not alumni President Thurman Kitchin, S. W. Reid, and H. B. Jones. Page Eleven October Issue, WAKE FOREST COLLEGE ALUMNI NEWS

MORE THAN ONE THOUSAND PAID-UP ALUMNI MEMBERS Complete lists Will Appear m sociation, and all of them (State Next Issue (December) schools, church schools, and pri­ vate) require annual dues. We You are an Alumnus of Wake believe that the Old Gold and Forest College if you ever received Black men are just as loyal as any any academic credit here what­ of them, and we'll supply the evi­ ever whether you graduate or not. dence in the next issue (Decem­ But you are not an active, paid-up ber) of this magazine. Your copy member of the Association, unless will contain the names of all new during the past twelve months you members, classified by counties, have either sent us the annual states, and towns within the coun­ $5.00 membership dues or have ties. There will be tables which subscribed to the Enlargement will show, for instance, how the Program. (A good many have doctors compare with the lawyers, contributed to both.) FIVE OF THESE (BUCKS) is all that preachers, teachers, and business it takes to become an active member men. About two months ago there of the Alumni Association. Mail your check for $5.00 today to Alumni Office, were 312 paid-up members of the Wake Forest, N. C. To Be Listed by Towns Alumni Association. At the pres­ Instead of running one long list ent there are more than 1,000, and the number of men each institution of members alphabetized by indi­ has turned out, N. C. State College the checks are pouring in on every done in was leading us 4 to 1 viduals, as we have the mail. We have had to employ in Raleigh in paid-up Alumni memberships. past, we'll print them in the next temporarily an extra student to w ·e explained that State College issue in this manner: help post the books! And we don't began the game a little ahead of want to fire him! us (all credit to them! ) , that they DAVIDSON COUNTY Along in August, we sent out have been working on their associa­ Lexington: a circular letter to all the Alumni tion membership and are getting John Doe '24, physician. results, that while the Old Gold telling them that, in proportion to Sam Scott '02, minister. Black men have taken ample and William Beck '35, t eacher. time to warm up, they are in there Thomasville: etc. now slugging, and that they are going to chalk up a score in the 9th inning that we'll be proud of. We enclosed a questionnaire and a Wake Forest sticker and re­ quested the fellows to come across. They are really doing it, and we are deeply grateful to each of them. Are You a Member? If you are not a member, you may become one by sending your check for $5.00, payable to Wake Forest College, to Alumni Office, Wake Forest, N. C. It will settle your dues for one year from the time of payment, including sub­ scription to The Alumni News, will help pay for the subscriptions of some who are unable to pay, and Ray Bandy '31, Rocky Mount auto the residue will be applied to the Dr. Bahnson Weathers '15, Roanoke dealer, is the new president of our operating expenses of the College. Rapids physician, who is the newly inducted president of our General reorganized Nash-Edgecombe alumni Every college has an alumni as- unit. Alumni Association. October Issue, WAKE FOREST COLLEGE ALUMNI NEWS Page Twelve

DIRECTORY OF ALUMNI, BY CLASSES-FIRST INSTALLMENT

Name Three Other Such Lisits, Which Address Profession Name Address Profession Fountain, William, Tarboro. Perry, Ernest Hall, Monroe, Rocky Mount. Will Appear This School 1::Jh1rley Evan, Winston-Salem, lawyer. Picot, John M .. Littleton, lawyer. Year Martin, Walter Kenneth , Polkton. Poe. William D ., Oxford. Mills, Luther Rice, Scotland Neck. Reynolds, Henry, Watkins, Joseph Greensboro. Will Contain Names of All C., Winston-Salem. Shipman, Zel Allen, Asheville. 1898 Sigmon, Romulus L ., Gastonia. Other Alumni Whose Boldin, James Augustus, Lenoir, salesman. Snow, James A ., Stanley Addresses Edwards, Linus M., Durham , minister. , dentist. Swann, Unus Edgar, Beaufort, banker. Harrell. Edward John, Newton, minister. Thompson, Shadrach We Hove. Howard, Jack C., Oxford, business. F ., Asheville. Pernell, James 0 ., Franklinton. 1907 Pritchard, Davis, John Neal, Winston-Salem. business. A m an's class is the year he received John Lamb, Windsor. physician. Early, Hufham Watson Pritchard, William S ., Windsor, , Aulander, farmer. his first degree from WFC. Those who physician. Folger, Thomas J ., Lexington, physician. T~d~er, Daniel Allen, Shelby, lawyer. Gardner did not graduate are listed W!lhams, W. 0 . Durham, insurance. , G . D ., Asheville, physician. also. These Greene, Garland, Boiling Springs, merchant. men will know their respective 1899 Leary, Wilson classes Ayers, R. W ., Shelby, minister. Forbes, Gregory. by adding four to the year they Fowler, Mangum, Oscar Ray, Lenoir, minister. Joseph H., Kannapolis. McBrayer enter ed Wake Powell, Alexander H ., Oxford. , Claude Bernard, Shelby, lawyer. Forest. For instance, Stovall, Hep M ., Oxford, business. one who attended WFC only Put!lam, Doctor Franklin, Shelby, minister. Tayloe, Langley, during Sprmkle, Thomas S., Winston-Salem Aulander. . Taylor, Carey B ., Winston-Salem, the 1920-21 session is a member of Turner, John C., Greensboro, physician. editor. the class Watkins, William Thomas, Thomas M ., Jr., Beaufort, town clerk. of 1924. · H., Winston-Salem. Vernon, James W Information appear i ng on the fol­ Woodhouse, Wm. W ., Elizabethtown. ., Morganton, physician. 1900 1908 lowing pa ges is nat urally no more Adams, Bonner, H . M ., Beaufort, physician. Alpheus J., Durham, dentist. Byrum, John T., accurate than the so urces from which Bennett, Miles E ., Asheville. Tyner, minister. Clute, Truman Chaffin, Abner C ., Mocksville, minister. it was obtained. Some of the hand­ C ., Fayeteville, salesman. Couch, Vander F., Early, Benjamin G ., Cerro Gordo, Winston-Salem. writing that appear ed on the question­ minister. Griffin, Wm. Ray, Asheville, physician. Godwin, Adolphus P ., Sr., Gatesville, lawyer. Hamrick naires that were r eturned to Hoyle, T . C., Greensboro, , V . Fitzhugh, Shelby, farmer. us was lawyer. Kirk, Jones Ezra, Lewisville. illegible. Add to that e rrors that in­ Irvin, John Yancey, Shelby, farmer. Rozier, Memory, Thomas James Benson, Fayetteville. exper ienced S., Whiteville, insurance. Sneed, Wm. G ., Greensboro student as sistants in the Mumford, Edward F ., High Point, minister. , merchant. Alumni Office will naturally make, Salsbury, J. L . Weathers, Lee B ., Shelby, publisher. S ., High Point, business. Wetzell, Wm. L ., Gastonia. and you will be m ore understanding. Salisbury, Paul L ., Scotland Neck, farmer. Shepherd, Noah H., Greensboro, minister. 1909 All addresses in th is list are North Washburn, Baucom, H . W ., Black Mountain, minister. Dennis Gordon, Shelby. Bower, Car olina, unless otherwise specified. 1901 John Calhoun, Lexington, lawyer. Coggins, Davis, Paul P., Winston-Salem, business. Occupations are given in instances Henry A ., Swannanoa, farmer. Dean, w here Davis, Elwood P ., Oxford, business. Wm. S., Roanoke Rapids, business. they wer e supplied us. Hall, Wilbur Gibbs, John McCumber, Stedman, minister. G ., Durham, minister. Hall, Cooper Please write th e Alumni Office of Hill, Thomas J ., Greensboro. Andrew, Burlington, lawyer. Mitchiner, Holding, Willis, Rocky Mount, business. any errors in addresses or spelling of John F ., Franklinton, minister. Hurst, Whitehurst, Harold, New Bern William Thomas, Pittsboro, minister. n a mes. but DON'T write us now about , teacher. Johnson, Rivers Dunn, Warsaw, lawyer. 1902 Kelly, Charles omissions of names because three Bryan, William Walter, Hickory. L., Littleton, farmer. other such Buff, John Koontz, Hercules L ., Greensboro, lawyer. lists ar e t o follow in subse­ Thomas, Casar, physician. Leggett, Lovira W. quent issues. Downing, Empir Mortimer, Fayetteville, , Hobgood. farmer. Pope, Richard H., Enfield, farmer. Powers, George Jethro, Wallace. Forehand, Alma Martin, Edenton, farmer. Henderson, Thomas, Philip Judson, Burlington. .~..,arne A ddress Profession J. K., Scotland Neck, minister. Jones, Webb, Norman Reid, Morehead City, acct. Neill Henry, Hope Mills, farmer. Williams, 1881 McMillan, John Arch., Buford Franklin, Lenoir, lawyer. 'l'homasv1lle, minister. 1910 Huntley Walter Jones . W a d e sboro McSwain, Joseph Plato, Mooresboro, farmer. Sorrell, D elos W., Durham. Anderson, John G ., Snow Hill, lawyer. 1883 Bell, Burwell Baxter, Shawboro. Walters, C. S.. Green s bor o Teague, Benjamin Clay, Mocksville, farmer. Thomas, Brown, George C ., Asheville, school principal. 1885 F . Edgar, Wadesboro, lawyer. Carrick, Williams, Ratte S ., Concord. Doak B., High Point, teacher. Hendren, John J abez, Chadbourn Collins, Trela D ., Durham, minister. 1 8 86 1903 Duncan, Browning, Benjamin H., Littleton James S., Greensboro, lawyer. Memory, Jasper L, Whitev ille, retired. , drugs. Forehand, Roy Elton, Edenton, business. Newton. J. D . W inston-Salem Burns, Robert H., Sr., Whiteville, lawyer. . Falls, Hamrick, Otto Vetus, Shelby, insurance. Stewart. Jacob, M oc ksville, lawyer. Bayard Thurman, Shelby. lawyer. Jenkins, James Gold, Thomas J ., High Point. L ., Boiling Springs, minister. 1887 Johnson, Elbert N ., Fair Bluff, minister. Smithwick, D aniel T .. Louisburg. Greene, Ernest L., Clarkton, farmer. Josey, Robert Hollingsworth , Alfred, Fayetteville C., Scotland Neck. Spence, James Edmond, Siler City, farmer. . Kinlaw, James E., Elizabethtown, merchant. 1888 Mull, 0 . M ., Shelby, lawyer. Mitchell, Pierce, Charles Clay, Rocky Thomas Jerkins, II, New Bern. Bowling, Bernard Phillip, Rougemont, farmer. Mount, lawyer. Purnell, Roy T ., Franklinton. Bowling Edwin H ., Dlp'ham, phy sician. Purefoy, Pryor W .. Asheville. Ragland Upchurch, Ernest F., Yance , Carl Howell, Oxford. 1889 yville, lawyer. Sherrill, John Caswell, Lenoir. Josey, James L ., Scotland Neck. 1904 Taylor, John H., Li'tleton, lawyer. Rigsbee, R obert H ., Durham, banker. Beach, Walter Lee, Rose Hill, teacher. Wall, Roscoe L .• Campen, John H ., Winston-Salem, physician. Jacobs, Jacob Madison, Roxobel, dentist. Whiteville, business. Wheatly, Claud R., Beaufort, lawyer. 1890 Carlton, James Delaney, Rocky Mount, phy- White, James sician. L ., Oxford. Devin, W. A ., Oxford, judge. Williams, Arthur R., Greensboro, business. Mitchell, J ohn F ., Youngsville. Davis, Egbert L., Winston-Salem, business. Futrell, John Bruce 1911 Moore, Hight C., Ridgecrest, minister. , Winston-Salem, business. Allen, Charles I., Wadesboro, physician. Saunders, Joseph T ., Lilesville, merchant. Jenkins Charles Henry, Aulander, autos. Best, Charles Leigh, Joseph F., Franklinton. 1891 Albert, Belhaven, lawyer. Bowen, Forrest F ., Lawndale, farmer. Bur den , J A .. Aulander. Miadleton, William Ernest, Warsaw, farmer. Brooks, Wheless, George James, Beaufort, engineer. Mason , Brax ton K ., Winston-Salem, minister. Obed E ., Creedmoor. Cheek, John Merrit, Sr., Durham. Williams, Charles Bray, Shiloh, minister. 1905 Critcher, Percy Vann, Lexington, lawyer. 1893 Davis, Marion Leslie, Beaufort, lawyer. Davis, James M ., Wadesboro, physician. Blanton, G . W ., Shelby, vice president bank. Donnell, Drury L ., Oak Ridge, business. Eller, J. B., Greensboro. L attimore. E . B., Shelby, physician. D ye, Robert Hardie, Fayetteville, lawyer. Garriss, Frank H ., Lewiston, physician. Nowell. Luther A ., Colerain, physician. Francis, Wm. J ., Belmont, merchant. Harrill, Ector A ., Kings Mountain, lawyer. Webb, Edwin Yates, Shelby, federal judge. Goode, Walter E., Scotland Neck, minister. Kitchin, Sam Boax, Scotland Neck. Yates, Alvis Macon, Lenoir, coal merchant. Greene, Edgar C ., Asheville, insurance. Lewis, Richard H., Greensboro, insurance. 1894 Hamrick, Charles Rush, Shelby, druggist. Martin, John S., Winston-Salem, lawyer. Britton, Daniel R ., Colerain, banker. Howard, Claudius C .. Fayetteville, lawyer. Norton, Leo Watts, Durham, insurance. Etheridge, James Taylor. Winston-Salem. Johnson, Dr. W. M., Winston-Salem, physician. Olive, James Leonidas, Wade. Foushee, Wm. L ., Durham, lawyer. Mangum, D . L ., Durham, business. Phillips, Alexander Bradley, Bennett. Hankins, George Foster, Lexington, broker. Ranes, George A ., Durham. Sawyer, Edwin M ., Belcross, farmer. 1895 Smith, Edward Franklin, Lexington. Sawyer, Thomas C., Belcross, farmer. Averitt, Hershel! S .. Fayetteville, lawyer. Speas, Wm. Paul, Roanoke Rapids, physician. Smith, Julius C., Greensboro, lawyer. Beasley, Luther A., Kenansville, lawyer. Wyche, Joseph B ., Hallsboro, business. Staton, Early, Charlie Lenwood, Rocky Mount. Herbert W ., Windsor, school superin- 1906 Sullivan, Ralph A ., Winston-Salem. tendent. Covington, Richard D ., Thomasville orph. Eagles, Teague, Robert Tilden, Newland. Benjamin F ., Macclesfield, business. Cummings, Bayard S ., High Point, business. Wright, Edward N., Asheville, lawyer. Hoffman, Oliver L ., Mt. Holly, postmaster. Hairfield, Edward M ., Morganton, lawyer. McMurray, Wheeler, Creasy Clement, Merry Oaks. Avery Winslow, Shelby, business. Hoggard, John T .. Windsor, farmer. Yarboro, Osmond Y., Louisburg. Oates, John Alexander, Fayetteville, lawyer. Huffman, Frederick L ., Morganton, business. Thompson, James 1912 R., Lake Waccamaw, doctor. Jenkins, Herbert, Aulander, farmer. Barnes, M. L., Gastonia, minister. 1897 Jenkins. William H. M ., Franklinton. Beam, Gaither M., Louisburg, lawyer. Cowan, George Napoleon, Rocky Mount, King, Oscar W ., Candler, physician minister. Belton, J. F ., Winston-Salem, physician. Livermon, C. R., Roxobel. farmer. Buie, Roderick M ., Greensboro. Page Thirteen October Issue, WAKE FOREST COLLEGE ALUMNI NEWS

Name Address Profession Name Address Profession Name Address Profession Castelloe, Cola, Windsor, physician. Stephens, Gordan Vann, Warsaw, minister. Lovelace, William M ., Catawba, school prin. Cli!J-e. James Sylvester, Fallston, lawyer. Strole, Glenn F., Chadbourn, farmer. Manning, John R., Roanoke Rapids. Elhngton, Rayborn P ., minister. Swain, Wiseman J., Winston-Salem. McBane, 0 . D ., Greensboro, pharmacist. Feezor, Peter Lee, Lexington, dentist. Taylor, Hoyt Patrick, Wadesboro, lawyer. Mitchell, Elton M., Youngsville. Hamrick, J . Y., Boiling Springs, physician. Thompson, Edgar S., Winston-Salem, doctor. Mott, M. L ., Jr., Winston-Salem. minister. Huntley, Watt C., Wadesboro. salesman. Ward, William Farrior, New Bern, lawyer. Price, J . Louis, Hickory, minister. Josey, Richard, Tarboro, tax collector. Whitley, Henry Wayne, Rocky Mount, lawyer. Pritchett, James Turner, Lenoir, lawyer. Noell, Robert H ., Rocky Mount, physician. Whitley, John Baylus, Siler City, lawyer. Robbins, John D., Rocky Mount, business. Parham, Benjamin W .. Oxford, lawyer. Williams, Leonidas P., Edenton, physician. Scott, Lorenzo!, New Bern, salesman. Sharpe, Charles R., Lexington, physician. Wright, Wallace B ., Asheville, insurance. Spoolman, George C .. Windsor, C.S.C. Trueblood, Chas. H ., Fayetteville, minister. 1917 Stewart, R. Ray, Gastonia. Wall, George G., Winston-Salem, teacher. Beckham, V. C ., Hiddenite, lawyer. Trueblood, Paul R., Asheville, business. Watkins, Geo. T ., Jr., Durham, physician. Beckhorn, V. G., Taylorsville, lawyer. Walters, Tom E ., Ridgecrest, minister. Whitaker, Luther L ., Durham. Billings, Gilbert M ., Morganton, physician. Williams, Wayne W ., Oteen, minister. Wilkins, Robert B ., Durham, physician. Blanton, Abe Josiah, Kenansville. Williford, Lonnie Rousseau, Burlington. Winston. Marcellus E .. Youngsville. Buckner, David E ., Greensboro, insurance. 1921 1913 Bullard, Marshall P ., Greensboro. Ausbon, William Joseph, Tarboro banker. Baucom, Wm. T .. Yanceyville. minister. Carlyle, Irving Edward, Winston-Salem. Bogle, William S., Concord. ' Bridger, R . L ., Jr., Bladenboro, merchant. Denton, Eugene C., Morganton, school princ. Bridger, James A ., Bladenboro, lawyer. Browning, Howard R., Littleton, pharmacist. Dixon, Leonidas Polk, Siler City, lawyer. Calton, Aubrey Lolan, Lattimore, business. Butler, LeRoy, Winston-Salem, physician. Elam, William Anderson, Shelby, minister. Carraway, Bruce H., High Point, lawyer. Daniel, Eugene A ., Weldon, business. Eure, James B., Whiteville, lawyer. Clark, Harry S., Weldon. Ellington, A. J ., Burlington, physician. Early, Henry Godwin, Thomasville, business. Dickens, Wade H ., Scotland Neck, lawyer. Farrell. Charles A., Greensboro. Hayes, James M., Winston-Salem, minister. Groves, Robert B .. Lowell, physician. Halstead, William Ira, South Mills, lawyer. Hutchins, Fred S., Winston-Salem, lawyer. Herring, Ralph A ., Winston-Salem, minister Harris, George Mitchell, Rocky Mount, busi- Johnson, John S., Durham, minister. Hunt, William Bryce, Lexington, physician. ness. King, Dan Bryant, Fayetteville, lawyer. Jackson, James Troy, Lexington, lawyer. Herring, Owen F ., Durham, minister. Klutz, Loomis Franklin, Newton, lawyer. J~ssup, T. J ., Tyner, school principal. Johnson, E. D ., Tarboro, school supt. McSwain, Dorcus C., Greensboro. Kmnett, Albert D ., Burlington, minister. Josey, Danford E., Scotland Neck, merchant. Mustion, Alfred P ., Colerain. Klutz, Gill Wyley, Lenoir, lawyer. Kirkman, Wallace J ., Greensboro, business. Pennell, James B ., Asheville, lawyer. Mann, Wm. M., Enfield, lawyer. McGuire, Victor V., Asheville. Powers, James L., Durham, minister. McBr:ayer, Memory N ., Winston-Salem. McManus, M. T., Winston-Salem, drugs. Ross, Clarence, Graham. Morns, B . Ellis, Durham, minister. Olive, Robert M ., Fayetteville, dentist. Sanderford, J. Fenner, Fayetteville Murray, E . G., Rosehill. Sullivan, Eddie Flavel, Hickory, minister. Shields, James G ., Scotland Neck. Pangle, Thomas Ora, Asheville, lawyer. Timberlake, C. V ., Youngsville. Stevens, Chas. H ., Winston-Salem, minister. Parker, He~n:an R., Greensboro, physician. Whitehurst, Henry P ., New Bern, lawyer. Stewart, Elliot R., Newton. Pearce, W1lhs. Royal, Manteo, banker. Williams, Luther C ., Greensboro, lawyer. Tally, Joseph Oscar, Fayetteville, lawyer. Pool, B. B., Wmston-Salem, physician. Young, William A., Graham, school principal. Wall, Carroll C., Lexington, business. R.agsdale, F. W., Burlington, insurance. 1914 White, Charles H., Greensboro, business. Smk, H . Hoyle, Greensboro, lawyer. Bennett, S . J ., Durham, lawyer. Whitehead, Seba L ., Asheville, physician. Sow~rs, Wade Andrew, Lexington. Clark, Urie T ., Pittsboro, farmer. 1918 Stalhngs, Walter C., Shelby, public health. Conrad, W . J., Jr., Winston-Salem, business. Ashcraft, Frederick W., Morganton, lawyer. Stephens, A. P., Burlington, minister. Dark, Newby J., Siler City, farmer. Burden, H. Vernon, Windsor. Stroup, Holcomb M., Kannapolis, minister. Duncan, Graham W., Beaufort, lawyer. Coggins, Lonnie Vernon, Semora, minister. Wa~kms , Wm. M., Durham, physician. Grindstaff, G . H., Asheville, lawyer. Fryar, Wm. Smith, Summerfield, farmer. W!'ut~. Francis W. M., Halifax, physician. Hamrick, 0 . P ., Boiling Springs, school prin. Hamrick, Earl Anthony, Shelby, business. W1ggms, Robert W., Louisburg, government Hines. H . H ., Warsaw. Hamrick, Ladd Watts, Sr., business. employee. Johnson, Doctor M ., Enfield. Heafner, George D ., Cherryville, business. Wilson, Wyman G., Asheville, contractor. McLean, Alfred M., Greensboro, business. Herndon, James Edward, Kings Mountain. 1922 Paschal, Richard F ., Siler City, lawyer. Hicks, P. A., Belmont, minister. Allen, Carlos M., Tarheel. Pennell, George C ., Asheville, lawyer. Hudson, Esper V., Cramerton, minister. Av~ritt, Ransom S., Winston-Salem, lawyer. Rankin, Richard B ., Concord. Johnson, Leonidas L ., Magnolia, minister. Bam, Terry Reid, Hickory, salesman. Ray, Edward Z ., Asheville, lawyer. Joyner, John C., Asheville, lawyer. Baxter, 0 . D., Asheville, physician. Shepherd, Newton J ., Weldon, merchant. Keeter, J. B ., Kings Mountain, business. Beck, Asa Lawrence, Asheville, teacher. Williams, M. V ., Winston-Salem, drugs. Mitchell, Zark Perry, Shelby, public health. Bennett, William LeGrand, Wadesboro, Witherspoon, Ernest, Lexington, editor. Morris, Ralph Landrum, Shelby, business. banker. Wooten, Frank T ., Jr., Chadbourn, insurance. Moss, Robert Verene, Hickory, business. Black, Alfred M., Asheville. 1915 Olive, Hubert E.. Lexington, judge. Booe, William Bryan, Winston-Salem, lawyer. Abernethy, Cass L ., Alexis, farmer. Parker, Robert H., Roanoke Rapids, lawyer. Bradley, Earnest L., Hobgood, business. Braddy George W.. Winston-Salem, lawyer. Quillen, George S., Fayetteville. Buck, Chas. G., Asheville. Carter, 'Thomas L., Gatesville, physician. Raper, Paul R., Lexington. Bunn, John Henry, Morehead City, minister. Duncan, Virgil E ., Durham. Schulken, F . J., Whiteville, lawyer. Carpenter, Coy C., Winston-Salem, physician. Faucette, Wm. P ., Youngsville, pharmacist. Taylor, Robert E., Asheville, lawyer. Cashwell, Chas. H., Fayetteville, minister. Gordon Richard Roscoe, Pittsboro, minister. White, James Bingham, Aulander. Cobb, Isaac R., Roanoke Rapids, merchant Hensley, Chas. A ., Asheville, physician. 1919 Crouch, John P., Valdese, minister. Honeycutt, Murray A ., Oak Ridge, teacher. Andrews, Victor Lee, Mocksville, minister. Fogleman, Thomas Walter, Grover, minister Johnson, Victor R., Pittsboro, lawyer. Bass, Lonnie Embro, Rocky Mount, merchant. Greene, James Y., Asheville, minister. Johnston, Ira Thomas, Jefferson, lawyer. Bridger, L. C., Bladenboro, banker. Hamrick, Charles Oren, Shelby, farmer. Leary, H. R ., Edenton. Bryan, Ennis, Scotland Neck, business. Howard, J. R ., Concord, physician. Lee, Wilson H ., New Bern, lawyer. Cowan, James D ., Asheville. banker. Huntley, Benjamin F., Jr., Winston-Salem. McDowell, James A ., Scotland Neck. Edwards, Samuel E ., Winston-Salem, lawyer. Kearney, Henry C .. Franklinton, lawyer. Mull, John P., Shelby, lawyer. Elliot, Philip L ., Boiling Springs, coli. pres. Madry, Wm. Leon, Enfield. Norman, Swain S., Halifax. Floyd, John Hamilton, Kings Mountain. McRary, Roy A ., Asheville, business. Sherrin, M. Boyce, Concord, lawyer. Hair, Wm. B., Gastonia, physician. Mullinax, Burgin Lee, Asheville. Smathers, James B ., :Asheville, lawyer. Jackson, Edgar M., Greensboro, insurance. Nimocks, Quincy K., Jr., Fayetteville, judge. Speight, James A ., Wmdsor. . . Koon, Ethan, Asheville, business. Paschal, Wade Hampton, Siler City, farmer. Sweaney, Hunter M., Durham, phys1c1a!J-.. Meyer, Max, Enfield, merchant. Paul, Gravden Muir, Beaufort mechanic Vann, Herbert M ., Winston-Salem, phys1c1an. Nolan, James Onslow, Kannapolis, physician. Phillips, Wm. Pullen, Jr., Di.Irham. . Ward, Carey Carlyle, Rocky Mount, msurance. Owens, Henry G., Winston-Salem. Pinner. Charles H .. Tabor City, sch. prin. Watkins, Basil M ., Durham, lawyer. Privott, Wood, Edenton, lawyer. Pool, Charles G., Winston-Salem, physician. Weathers, Bahnson, Roanoke Rapids, doctor. Ridge, Clyde F ., High Point. Poplin, Raymond L ., High Point. 1916 Turner, Alan, Greensboro, business. Purvis. Jesse A., Ash. Barnes, J. Herman, Fayetteville. Tysinger, John E ., Denton, farmer. Ray, Horace T ., Faison. Bazemore, Garvey, Lewiston, merchant. Ward, Benjamin T ., Greensboro, lawyer. R~gf'rs, Alexander P., Tabor City. Beal Jack Rocky Mount, salesman. 1920 Simpson, H . H ., Elon College, physician. Blanchard,' E . P ., Rosehill, farmet: .. Bass, Ollie Adron, Rocky Mount, merchant. Tatum, Samuel C., Greensboro, insurance. Carroll, F. Wm., Hookerton, physlCla!'i· Best, George Simon, Warsaw, business. Taylor, E. H. E ., Morganton, physician. Chamblee, Vayard V ., Asheville, busmess. Bridger, Dewey H., Bladenboro, physician. The>mpson, Clive Allen, Sparta, physician. Covington Benj. M ., Wadesboro, lawyer. Bryan, John W., Asheville. Wall, Fletcher H ., Lexington, business. Critcher, B. D ., Burlington, minister. Bunn, Bonnie D., Oxford, school supt. 1923 Daniel, C. R., Weldon, la~yer . Burnette, Thad C., Asheville, business. Aiken, John W., Hickory, senator. Downing, W. C., Fayettevllle, lawyer. Camp, Wm. Gaston, Mooresboro, minister. Ba!ley, Clarence W., Rocky Mount, physician. Edwards, John B., Scotland Neck, m~r<:hant. Carswell, M. K., Youngsville, school prin. Bntton, Bernard, Whiteville, engineer. Fryer, Claud H., Summerfield, phys1C1an. Clark, Levi S., Mt. Holly, minister. Browning, H. D ., Jr., Wilson, school supt. Hamrick, A. V., Shelby, merchant. Clark, Walter E., Asheville, physician. Byerly, E . W., Bear Creek, minister. Harrell, Victor Hugo, Winston-Salem, Craig, George, Asheville. Dorsett, John, Siler City. minister. Dawkins, Lester J., Hickory, school prin. Edwards, Wm. J., Weldon. Hendrix, Lemuel P., Mo<:k~ville, teacher. Dudley, Guy Rucker, Winston-Salem, banker. Elliott, E . S., Cherryville, minister. Hollingsworth, James W1lham, Newton, law- Earp, Guthrie, Kelly, school prin. Farthing, James A., Greensboro. yer. Easom, Horace B., Shelby, religious ed. Fortune, Chas. W., Asheville, lawyer. Hughes, Charles, Newland, lawyer. Fearing, Woodson B., Manteo, business. Foster, Piercy, Asheville. Olive, B . Ray, Durham, lawyer. Glosson, Spurgeon C., Moncure, minister. Fulton, F. L ., Durham. Paschal, H . R., Washington. . . Green, Jesse Smith, Thomasville. Gibson, Mark Wilson, Goldston, physician. Perry, Davis R., Durham, phV:SlClan. Hankins, William B., Lexington, merchant. Gilmore, Clyde N., Greensboro, physician. Pittman Kenneth A., Snow H1ll. Hudson, Chas. F ., Durham, minister. Goode, Cecil C., Boiling Springs. Poindexter, Brooks, Winston-Salem. Hudson, Joseph R., Lowell, insurance. Goodwin, Orner K., Durham, teacher. Pruitt Thomas Pitts, Hickory, lawyer. Keith, Marion Y., Greensboro, physician. Graham, T. Settle, Jr., Greensboro, lawyer. Robin~on, John Quincy, Rocky Mount. Lawter, John D ., Winston-Salem. Holland, R. C., Edenton, lawyer. Scarlett, Ernest H ., Durham. Little, Robert •E., Jr., Wadesboro, lawyer. Ingram, Odie D ., High Point, lawyer. October Issue, WAKE FOREST COLLEGE ALUMNI NEWS Page Fourteen

Name Address Profession Name A ddress Profession Name Address Profession Church, George B., Asheville, business. Lee, E arly Gaith e r , Ash e vi lle, business. Sessoms, Carl Burt, Colerain, banker. Cornwall, Jno. Amos, Lawndale, bookkeeper. Leggett, Chauncey Hoke, T a rboro, lawyer. Smith, Claude E., High Point . Dixon, Roy Linwood, New Bern, engineer. Lewis. Francis A., Scotland N e ck. Tarlton, William V., Concord, minister. Dunn, Sam A., Jr., Enfield. Lovelace, James L., B o iling Sprin gs, treas. Ware, James H ., Mt. Holly, insurance. Elliot, John M ., Edenton, business. Maddrey, Joseph T., We ldon, lawyer. Williford, Robbie E ., Maury. Engleman, Bertnam W ., Asheville, business. Malone, J ames E ., Louis b urg, lawy er. Woodward, Julius A ., Winston-Salem, teacher. Finch, Lloyd G ., Merry Hill, school prin. Moor e, D . F or rest, Shel by, physician. 1926 Gatewood, D. Eugene, Winston-Salem, Morgan, Fr ancis G reen, D u rha m . Abernathy, Lloyd Mermon, Granite Falls, auditor. Meigs, J ohn C olbie, P ol kton , min i s ~er . lawyer. Godfrey, Roy B ., Camden, public welfare. Pait I ppie Clark, Bladenboro, b u smess. Barnes, Bahnson N., Kings Mountain, school Goodman, Arthur D., West Jefferson, teacher. Peel'e, R obert M., H arrisburg, teacher. supt. Goodman, D. C ., West Jefferson, merchant. Poole, Calvin Parker, Fayetteville, s alesman. BobOitt, Floyd E., Littleton, farmer. Green, Jacob G ., Asheville, business. Proctor , Joseph R ay, T homasville. Caudell, Paul James, Jr., Wallace, lawyer. Greene, P. Y., Burlington, physician. Rawls, Hal Carlton, Aulander , f armer. Caudle, Theron Lamar, Washington, D . C ., Henderson, B . T ., Winston-Salem, lawyer. Royal, Charlie N., D urham, minister . lawyer. Hester, Norwood A ., Clarkton, lawyer. Rudisill, Justus C., Newton, judge . ClarK, Hal C., Siler City, farmer. Horn, Charles C., Shelby, lawyer. Shields, Robert C., Scotland Neck , s alesman. Covington, Mary S ., Durham, librarian. .Tames , Ralph E., Asheville, teacher. Slate, Ralph W., High Point. Crouse, Rush Floyd, Sparta, lawyer. Keith, Linton J., Winston-Salem, insurance. Stringfield, Van Bernard , Thomasville, DeLoatch, W. M., Tarboro, physician. Lamm, Matthew T., Louisburg. chemist. DraKe, Ernest C., Rocky Mount, merchant. McCracken, Clayton H ., Asheville. Wagoner, Jennings L., Win ston -Salem. Foster, Homer L., Snow Camp, teacher. McCracken, Marvin H., Asheville, physician. White. Wm. P., Jr., Hobgood. Garris, James C., Wadesboro, farmer. McDowell, Spartan C ., Winston-Salem. Whitley, Alexander H., Jr., High ~oin t. Greene, Carl W., Sr., Asheville, lawyer. Mikles, Charlie R ., Pleasant Garden. Wilde, Sim 0., Asheville, school prm. Hamrick, C. E ., Boiling Springs, business. Miller, George Vann, Lexington, merchant. Young, Don C., Asheville, lawyer. Hood, Brodie E., Burlington, merchant. Moody, Jasper Lee, Siler City, lawyer. Young, John C., Asheville, physician. Hopkins, Julian S., High Point, minister. Moore, Guy C., Gastonia, business. 1924 Horton, Ossie Lee, Morganton, lawyer. Nolan, H. Lee, Shelby, business. Abernathy, Lige A., Belmont, b u sin ess. Jennette, Frank W., Boardman. Paschal, Harvey, Pleasant Garden, teacher. Alderman, Asa B., Snow H ill. Johnson, Paul W ., Winston-Salem. Payne, S. W., Taylorsville, school supt. Anderson, Elmo Dennis, Tarboro. Joyner, John B., Winston-Salem, chemist. Person, Otis, Fayetteville. Andrews, Lee Earl, Lexington , school supt. Lentz, DeVere C., Asheville, lawy er. Pettaway, Charles M., New Bern, embalmer. Angel, William Lenoir, Shelby, lawyer . Lowder, Hurley C., Rocky Mount, minister. Pickard, Dwight L., Lexington, business. Bennett, E. C., Elizabethtown , physician. McDowell, Roy H ., Belmont, physician. Raper, Samuel Eugene, Lexington. Burden, Roscoe, Aulander. McNeill, Wm. C., Whiteville. Roach, Joseph F ., Lewiston, minister. Burleson, Oliver Mirns, Asheville. Norment, Owen L ., Asheville, teacher. Rouse, Paisley E., Rosehill. Caldwell. Lawrence M., Maiden, p h y si cain . P i ner, Joe Wheeler, Shelby, insurance. Sledd, Glady H ., High Point, teacher. Cantrell, J. R., Boiling Springs. Powers, James 0 ., Durham, teacher. Sorrell, Furman Y., WadPsboro, physician. Casstevens, J. Claude, Hamptonville. Slate, B. Franklin, Burlington, furniture. Stallings, Wm. E ., Jr., Concord. business. Chadwick, Henry G., Gloucester, p ainter. Slate, Marvin L ., High Point, physician. Turner, Dana B., Winston-Salem. Crawford, C. E ., Calypso. Sledge, John Wayland, New Bern, lawy er. Usry, Eugene G ., Oxford, minister. Ellis, John A., Clemmons, business. Stephens, Carl Wood, Asheville. Webb, William C., Louisburg. Falls, Tilden Bryan, Shelby, t eacher. Stroupe, John C., Hickory. Williams, Wm. 0 ., Morehead City, lawyer. Glance, J . Marvin, Asheville. Sullivan, William A ., Asheville, lawyer. Wilson, Max Clyde, Lenoir, lawyer. Glover, Thomas B., Roan o ke R a p i ds. Trott, Ralph Dixon, Lenoir, merchant. Winston, Robert W ., Oxford, lawyer. High, Frank R., Stanley, busin e ss. Upchurch, Norman S ., Yanceyville, teacher. Wright, John Everett, Macclesfield, teacher. Howard, William Clyde, Moncure. Ward, D. Livingston, Jr., New Bern, lawyer. Hurst, Julian D., Durham. Weathers, Bailey G ., Stanley. 1929 Johnson. Joe W., Winston-Sal em, lawyer. West, Bernice L ., Thomasville, school prin. Adcock, L . M ., Cerro Gordo, school prin. Lamb, Samuel N ., Whiteville, minist er . Woodward, John F., Mt. Pleasant. Allsbrook, Wm. B ., Roanoke Rapids, lawyer. Lewis, Edward Urban, Tarboro, b u sin ess. Ya rborough, Eleanor S ., Louisburg, lawyer. Benfield, R . Knolan, Hickory. Lumpkin, Willie L ., Louisburg, lawyer. 1927 Blackwell, John Vernon, Fayetteville, lawyer. McSwain, William L ., Glen Alpine, minister. Boone, Robert S., Shelby, insurance. Mears, George A., Asheville , phy sician. Bailey, J. A ., Burlington, lawyer. Blackwell, Perly C., Asheville, business. Brown, John P., Asheville. Mills. Carl A ., Concord, insurance . Burgess Moore, Ernest Vic, Shelby, p h ysici an. Blanchard, Decatur, Wallace, school prin , Dempsey B ., Shiloh, teacher. Morris, Allie B .. Morehead City, lawye r . Brown, Joseph W., Whiteville, lawyer. Cain, Porter G ., Elizabethtown, business. Mullen, Rosser C., High Point, business. Cherry, Richard A., Durham, business. Chadwick, Claude Davis, Straits. Muse, James C. B ., Jr., High P oint. Early, A . Doyle, Stokesdale, school prin. Chakales , Chas. P ., Asheville, merchant. Nettles, Zebulon V ., Asheville, lawyer . Early, Waldo D ., Fayetteville, minister. Cocke, Philip Chas., Jr., Asheville, lawyer. Parker, Joseph Wiley, Kelford. Edwards, George L ., Durham, s chool prin. Conra d . David Franklin, Jr., Lexington, Patton, James R ., Jr., D urh am. Ellerbe, H. F ., Fayetteville, business. m e rchant. Pearson, H. 0., Pinetop s. Hall, Andrew S., Fayetteville, salesman. Craver, Gerald Homer, Lexington, postman. Pollock, E. D., Warsaw, far mer. Hamrick, J. D ., Winston-Salem, teacher. Davant, Arthur R., Greensboro, business. Ross, Harvey P., Durham. Hester, R. L ., Jr., Elizabethtown, lawyer. Hine, William C., Winston-Salem, electrician. Ellerve, Thomas C., High Point, business. Stines, Ernest Z., Asheville, insurance. Frady, Howard Wall, Charles Merritt, Jr., L exington, busi- Holmes, Eugene, Jr., Linwood. C., Asheville, business. ness. Holt, Andrew S., Jr., Durham, teacher. Funderburke, Stahlee, Concord, textiles. Whicker, Guy L., Kannapolis, physician. Jarrett, James Wade, Linwood. farmer. Furches, John Frank, Winston-Salem, busi- White, Estus, Kannapolis, physician . Karleskint, Matthew T ., Asheville. n ess. White, John Fernander, Edenton , l awyer. Kitchin, Wm. A., Scotland Neck. Garris, W . D ., Edenton. business. Winecoff, James B., Green sboro, b us iness. Lennon, Hershel C ., Greensboro. business. Goodwin, Miles Earl. Edenton, grocer. Wyre, Berch Eugene, Chocowinity. McGranahan, Robert A ., Jr., Durham, busi- Graham, Gilmer H ., Asheville, school teacher. Young, L. Roy, Asheville, in sur a nce. ness. GrimPs, Rufus N., Oak Ridge. 1925 McNair, Robert M ., Tarboro, rector. Harrill, Hugh F ., Mooresboro, minister. Maddrey, M. Crocker, Roanoke Rapids, Harris, William B., Louisburg. Albritton. John T., Caly p so, farmer. physician. Hedrick, R . 0. Boatwright, Rober t T h omas, Conover , banker. , Greensboro. Booe, Brantley Matthews, Dwight Vernon, Bessemer City. Hodges, Brandon P ., Asheville. lawyer. C., Winston-Salem , lawyer. Moody, Howard Wyatt, Murphy, lawyer. Hopkins. William Conrad, Whitakers, school Boykin, Chas. H., Halifax, busin es s. principal. Brandon. Wesley 0 ., Co ncord , physician. Morris, Chester Ralph, Currituck. Bryant, Dader Eugene, Pittsboro, minister. Moss, Clifton D ., Enfield. Huskins, Charles CecH, Lenoir, teacher. Burden, Raymond S., A uland e r , farme r . Nance, James Edwin, Kannapolis, physician. .Tohnson, Gaston A., High Point, lawyer. Cline, Edward Dewey, Fallston, farm er. Paschal, Len Broughton, Siler City. McDowell, Wm. K ., Tat"boro, physician. Crumpler, James Prior, L in den, far mer . Pre vatt, James R ., Southport, business. McMillan, Elbert A ., Winston-Salem, physi- Dixon, R. D ., Eden t o n, j udge. Reid, James Lowell, Whitakers. cian. • Edwards, Henry Ba rry, Shelby, lawyer. Richmond, Jesse, Rocky Mount. Menzies. Balfour Gwaltney, Hickory. Fields, Gurley, Evergreen. Robbins, Jasper W., Scotland Neck. business. Midgett, Elmer Reuben, Manteo, business. Foster, Malcolm T ., Fayetteville, physician. Rumley, J . P ., Winston-Salem. Moore, L . W., Beaufort, physician. Gaddy, J ames F., Whiteville, minister . Ruth, Hilton Lamar, Kings Mt., business. Myers Ford Monroe, Thomasville. Gilmore, Clayton Alexande r , Wadesboro. Simmons, Broadus E., Mooresboro. Myers' Holland Thomas, Lexington. Gore, John W., Winston -Sale m , manufacturer. Stanton, Oscar, Asheville, lawyer. Oldham. Sullv H .. Hilth Point. Greene, Broadus S., Sh e lby, bookkeeper. Sykes, Paul G ., Durham, teacher. Omohundro, Wa rren W., Greensboro. Hamrick, Asa Harrill, Sh el by, teach er . Tanner, James Thomas, Aurora, teacher. Perkinson, J . B ., Fayetteville. Hamrick, R. H u bbard, Shel by, fa r mer. Thomas, Banks Dixon, Wadesboro Perry. James Murphy, Graham. Haney, James B ., O xford. Thompson, Forest Victor, Tarboro, business. Pittman, Frank Shields, Enfield, merchant. Harrill, William B ., Fay etteville, prin. Tucker John Archibald, Yanceyville, lawyer. Pollock, . .Tames, Wat"saw. govt. inspector Her man , Ben L ., High Point, lawyer. Weaver, Roland H ., Valdese, minister. Roberts, David B., Mt. Holly, minister. H owerton, Z. H ., Greens boro, lawyer. Weston, Charles E., Greensboro. Robinson. Luther, Lenoir, school supt. H~1 dson. Ish a m Ba rne,v, Andrews, school supt. Whitworth, Odus Ray, Waco. Sharp, Wm. W., GrP.ensboro, business. Kmg, Edward S .. Wms ton-Salem, physician Willis, R. T., Jr., Morehead City, minister. Shoe, Ellis Crowell, Taylorsville, minister. Lancaster , William H., Rocky Mount, furni~ 1928 Snuggs, George Baker. Wadesboro. ture. Beavers, James W ., Kernersville, physician. Thompson. Kindrix Whitson, Denton. L u t h er, E. Barnhardt, Concord, attorney. Bennett, Allie R., Durham, business. Wall, Turner S., Jr., Lexington, lawyer. McGowan , F. W ., K e na n s ville, accountant. Bond, William Edmund, Edenton, minister. Wallace Sid Ga ston, Tobaccoville, teacher. Mitch e ll, Wiley F ., Youngsville. Bowen, Stacie L ., Rocky Mount, insurance. Webb, Harold Waldon, Morehead City, post- Paschal, Franklin L ., Greens boro. Bre w e r, W. R., Mount Vernon Springs, master. P i ggot t, Lloyd N ., Gloucester, carpenter. business. Weir, Hal Mack, Jr., Ashe ville, lawyer. . Pugh , Robert L ee , New Bern, school supt. Buffaloe, William J., Franklinton, physician. Whims. Dr. Harold Carter, Newton, public Purcell, Wm. C ., Durha m , lawyer. Cain, Guy S ., Tobaccoville, minister. health. Rob~in s, Wm. Henry, Rocky Mount, railroads. Caldwell, Fred Duffie, Maiden, lawyer. White, George H ., Asheville, business. ~ Robmson, D . J ., Durham, minister. Carpenter, Robert R., Cherryville. Whitener T. Manly, Hickory, manufacturer. t Carter, Andrew C., Morganton. Woodall, 'wilbur Festus, Maiden, minister. E ( Page Fifteen October Issue, WAKE FOREST COLLEGE ALUMNI NEWS

Name Address Profession Name Address Profession Name Address Profession 1930 Childs, George Costner, Wadesboro. Pearce, J . Winston, Dur h am, minister. Abernathy, Clarence Martin, Lenoir, business. Connelly, Mead L ., Greensboro, business. P e rry, M e lvin Lynn, Col erain, mer chant. Allen, H . B ., Jr., Wadesboro, business. Cook, Edward S., Fayetteville, business. Rosse r , William Octavius, J r., W hitakers. Babson, Wilbur James, New Bern, business. Crump, G . L ., Enfield, m e rchant. Rouse , Marvin Holloway, K a n napolis. Barkley, John M ., Whiteville, insurance. Dail, Nathan David, Edenton, business. Spea s, W . P ., Jr., Win ston-Salem, physician. Beaman, Cecil W ., Snow Hill. Davis, B . L ., Waltonsburg, school prin. Tucke r , Shuford A ., Fayetteville. Bridger, R. Craven, Jr., Blade nboro, business. Davis, John Wesley, Earl. Walt ers, John D ., Oxford. Brown, Jesse D ., Jr., As heville. Dupree, John L ., Kannapolis, school prin. Wood, Alexander T ., L ouisburg. Church, Avery M ., Winston-Salem, minister. Fulcher, Hube rt Wallace, St acy. Wright, Ernest A ., H igh Point. Cobb, Robert Gle nn, Fayetteville, lawy er. Gambill, Zeb Vance, P f afftown. 1935 Councilman, Robe r t L ., Windsor, minister. Gentry, Wm. Harold, Jr., Durham. Bagby, A . P a ul, J r., Louisburg. Cummings, Theodore F ., Hickory , lawyer. Gilliam, Arthur B ., Windsor, la w y er. Danner, Carl Bar n es, Junie S., Linwood. y le Aug ust us, Hickory, autos. Hagler, Ot tis J ., Black Mountain, minister. Beck, Gordon W ., Ash eville, business. Drum, David K ., Asheville, insurance. Hepler, Wm. L ., Jr., Greensboro, business. Be nnet Edwards, George W ., Snow Hill, lawyer. Hocutt, Hilliard M., Biltmore, minister. t , Charles A ., Ash eville. Finch, Ronald E ., Bow ling, Howard X ., Dur h am, physician. Black M o untain, lawyer. Hollowell, Joseph B ., Edenton, f armer. Brown, John Ea rl, W allace, construction. Hawes, Charlie Fores t, Rosehill, physician. Jackson, Carl C ., Washington. B y rd, Fred L ee, Casar. Hicks, Wm. Minor, Oxford. Jones, Clyde F ., Bennett, business. Holding, William J ., Co ncord, business. Kafer, Oscar Adolph, New B e rn, phy sicia n . Cath e ll, J ames L., Lexington, physician. Johnson, James M., Durham. LeGrand, Robert H ., Wades boro, phy sician. Cheatham, Cla r e n ce, Youngsville, busin ess. Jones, Victor E ., Greensboro, business. Meyer, Edward, Enfield, merchant. Craddock , Versa T ., Jr., G r eensboro. Joyner Dawson, Ma r vin H ., D urh am. , P . W ., Enfield, phy sic;an. Mitchell, Bingham Burle, Auh:. nder . Enzor, Charles B ., F air Bl u ff. Keaton, Josiah L ., Winston-Salem, med. te ch. Mitchell, George W ., Ashev ille, business. Enzor, W m. R., F a ir Bluff. Ketner, Frey Y., Concord, physician. Mitchell, John Baity, Faison. Kitchin, Claude, Scotland Neck. Page , Irvin, Black Mountain. Floyd , A n d erson G ., Whiteville, physician Lampley, G e orge H P nry, Conover, salesman. Parker, Henry G ., Morganton. F ulch er, L u t h e r , B eaufort, physician. Lawrence, T . S., Winston-Salem, minister. Petty, Herman Judson, Shelby. G avin , Vance Bea sl ey, Kenansville, lawyer. Liverman, J . S., Scotland Neck. Prevatt, Elias J ., Southport, lawyer. Godfrey, W illie C ath er ine, Shelby. McCabe, Franklin L ., Gre"'n s boro, business. Privott, Charles Earl, Rocky Mount, teacher . G ol d, J ohn Milton , Jr., W inston-Salem, police. Morris, John Glenn, Siler City. Redwine, John M., Morganton. Green, Edgar V., Youn gsville, p hysician. Rose, William H a rrell, Thomas Elliott, Colerain. Overman, W . H e nry, GatPsville, school supt. N., Wallace. Hawor th , H o race S., High P oint, lawyer. Paschal, R;chard, Greensboro, banker. Slate, Joseph E ., High Point, physician. Slate, Wilbur M ., Hig h Point. H emph ill, Fritz D ., D urh am, minister. Pittman, W . A ., Fay ette ville, physician. Hilliard, Sidney W., D u rham, business. Potts, G. L ., Winston-Salem. Snyder, James E., Lexington. Hunter, Wm. H., Greensboro Powell, A. A ., Shelby. Stroup, Charles H ., Gastonia. . Tunstall, Grady W ., Dove r . K_ennedy, A. Grant, Statesville, lawyer. Purrington, Philip P ., Enfield, business. L1les, Henry C., Greensbor o business. Rasberry, Ralph J ., Hallsboro, minister. Veitch, Charles E ., Winston-Salem. Vernon, John H ., Burling-ton, lawyer . Matthis, Jerrie James, J r., 'Lexington. R;ddle, J . Bennett, Jr., Morganton, lawyer. Meares, Ellis Ridge, George R. , High Point, business. Waddell, Vince 0 ., Scottville. D ., Fair B luff, merchant. Whitted, L . Banks, Burlington. M organ, E. E., Lexington, business. Smith, James H ., Greensboro, minister. Norwo Smith, R . D ., Oxford, business. Willis, Carroll Vance, Va nceboro. od, Ballard, Jr., Oxford, physician. Tay lor, James C., Gastonia. Wrenn, Grover Cleveland, Sile r City, physi­ Ousl ey, Carl Lee, Siler City, minister. cian. P aris, Duke Bryant, Graham. Taylor, Prest on R ., Belmon t, dentist. Ri ddick , William Thompson, Melvin J ., Aurora, lawy er. 1933 S., G atesville. Thompson, Walte r D ., Whiteville, lawyer. Ausbon, Best H., Hobgood, farmer. Rollin s, Howard Alonzo, Shelby, business. Weir, James W ., Asheville. Bolch, Oscar H ., Gastonia. Rothrock, Howard W., Enfield, business. Wood, Franklin H ., High Point, business. Branch, Harry A ., Enfield, f armer. Sills, Eddie Morton, Faison, farmer. Brown, Jack H ., Asheville. Si n:m o ns, Alex W., B urlington, physician. Worrell, P . T ., Colerain, minister. Smith , G arland Alle Wrenn, John E ., Greensboro. Buckner, John W., Concord, minister. n , O xford. Canady, Murphy, Tarboro. Stan field, Clyde Henry, Burlington. Wyrick, Lacy D ., Greensboro, chemist. Taylor, Jonah C., Louisburg, insurance. 1931 Carpenter, Ralph B., Belw ood, minister. Crutchfield, Douglas Charl Wall, Zeno, Jr., Enka, business. Albritton, George , Jr., Caly pso, farmer. es, Thomasv ille. Ward, Alton L., Asheville. Anderson, Dennis W ., Cerro Gordo, farmer. Davis, E. L ., Jr., Winston-Sal em, business. Edginer, Clyde C ., Southm ont, minist er. Weaver, Richard E., Whiteville, lawyer. Anderson, Herman A., Fair Bluff. Wells, Paul A ., Rocky Mount, business. Bandy, Ray F ., Rocky Mount. business. Ellenburg, Frank V., M t. Holly, m in ister . Fraley, J . D., Thomasville, business. Wi ggins, J ames M., Hobbsville. Barnette, Lowell Palmer, Union Mills. Wilkin son, John W., Jr., Durham, business. Bender, J . R ., Winston-Salem, physician. Garrison, Preston T ., Morganton, m e rchant. Glosson, Cly de W ., Kernersville, minister. Willia ms, Wilton A., Tabor City. Brantley, Thomas H ., Kannapolis, physician. Williams, J ames D ., Tarboro, minister. Brookshire, B . W ., Asheville. insurance. Hallman, Hovis, Hickory. Harrill, James A ., Jr., Winston-Salem , physi- Williamson, Paul J., Whiteville, business. Carriker, Grady I., Colerain, school prin. 1936 Clark, William Davis. Rocky Mount, t eacher. cian. Collier, Clyde M ., Whiteville. Haywood, Woodrow F ., H igh Point, in s urance. Alexand e r , Rufus D ., Gastonia, farmer. Huggins, Hubert T ., Dallas. Allen, F elix H ., Jr., Louisburg, business. Craig, Lou L ., Windsor, banker. Beaver, Ch as. E., Cullipher, George P ., Goldston, school prin. Jackson, George Alvah, Tarbor o . Jr., Asheville, business. Jackson, Gorham Eddie, Washing ton, lumber- Black , G eorge T., Bessemer City, insurance. Dodd, Walter H ., Casar, teacher. B lowe, R alph , Weldon, physician. Dorsett, James R ., Greensboro man. , insurance .• Jackson, Irby B ., High Point, minister. Dunford, W ellin gton, Winston-Salem, ind. DuBose, Marion John, Asheville. en gr. Ervin, John W ., Morganton, physician. Jennings, John Ray, Taylorsville. Johnson, Finley R., Windsor, business. Eason, Fra n cis H ., Littleton, school prin. Ferebee, Charles Hamlin, New Bern, business. Fulford, Allen D ., Beaufort, teacher. Grantham, David A ., New Bern, merchant. Jones, Charles, Robbinsville. Hofler, Wm. H., Durham, lawyer. Kitchin, Stedman, Scot land Neck. Gordon , R. B ., Rocky Mount, school prin Hollar, William Edward, Granite Falls. Lampley, C. G ., Winston-Salem, med. studen t. Graham, Wayn e A., Morganton, business. Hollifield, John Ward, Lenoir, salesman. Lilly, Richard, Fay etteville. Holton, D avid Q ., Edenton, merchant. MacRae, Walter S ., Fay etteville, lawy er. I r vi n, E . J o hnston, Concord, lawyer. Hoover, William Alonzo, Murphy, physician. Jarrett, J . N e ls on, A sheville. Hord, Arthur B ., Concord, textiles. Mitchell, Bennett Atwood, Kernersville. Hughes, LPRoy W., Thomasville. Monsees, Claude Ray mond, Southmont. Jones, Millard F ., Rocky Mount, physician. Hutchins, Paul W ., Morganton. Moore, Ernest C., Enka, chemist . Kinsey, Bill Hay wood, Washington, vet. Jefferson, Milford D., Washington. Painter, Roby Louis, Balm, minist er. Lancas t er, Lawrence E ., Vanceboro, business Jenkins, Wilmer M ., Durham, school supt. Sossoman, James F ., Concord, lawyer. Loftin, William Clay, D enton, business. Johnson, Eugene Joseph, Wallace, lawyer. Stallings, June H ., Durham. Lupton, Emme t S., Graham, physician. Stuhl, George Z., Fayetteville, lawyer. Marsh , Heath B ., Hickory. Kelly, Leonard W., Greensboro, lawyer. Morgan, Charles Lewis, James R., Asheville, business. Taylor, Julian R., Newton, public health. S., Jr., Concord, lawyer. Loy, Milton, Shelby, business. Usry, Samuel H ., Jr., Oxford. Murchison, Jack C., R o cky Mount, in suran ce. McGinnis, W . Fletcher, Casar. Washburn, C. Y., Mooresboro, physician. My ers, Druid H ., Lexin gton , dairyma n . Wheless, James B ., L,ouisburg, physician. Parish, Marion M ., Winston-Salem. McQueen, Malcolm, Fayetteville, lawyer. Pierce, Jess Morehead, Robert P ., Winston-Salem, physi- White, Herbert D ., Rocky Mount, business. e, Hallsboro, farmer. cian. Williamson, Arthur W., Cerro Gordo. Poole, Samuel Gordon, T aylorsville. Myers, Philip Arthur, Jr., Lexington. Williamson, Rossie, Tabor City, physician. Reev es, James Leroy, Hope M ills, physici an. Nance, James Rupert, Fayetteville. 1934 Ross, T . J ., Durham, physician. Perry, William C., Louisburg. Allen, James T ., Youngsville. Sandrock, John. Fay etteville. Pruden, James Norfleet, Edenton, lawyer. Bowling, Bernard P., Jr., business. Sears, Vaudrey W. , Thomasville, minister. Qualls, Arnold M., Graham. Bunting, C. W., Durham, business. Shuford, Ea rl Franklin, Hick ory, F .B . I. Rouse, J. K., Kannapolis. Carter, John E., Hildebran, minister. Stephenson, R . W ., Roanoke Rapids, e n g r . Stanford, T . C., High Point, business. Cash, Richard, Louisburg, tobacconist. Strickland, Alondus E ., St edman. Stanley, Edwin M., Greensboro, business. Collier, Lacy S., Fayetteville, lawyer. Sumner, Clarence J ., Asheville. · Thayer, Lloyd Y., High Point, school prin. Dunning, Albert H., High Point, minister. Tharrington, George W ., Rocky Mount, f arm- Thompson, Ted, Greensboro, newspaper. Finlator, W . W ., Weldon, minister. ing. Tron, John F., Valdese, postmaster. Gilliam, E. L ., Burlington, merchant. True blood, Charles H ., Jr., Fay et teville. Walker, Carey L ., Boiling Springs, salesman. Greer, Jackson, Jr., Whiteville, lawyer. Turner, Russell N ., Palmyra, f armer. Wall, Robert W ., Durham. Grimes, J . Bryan, Washington. Tuttle, Marler S., Kannapolis, phy sicia n . Wilcox, Taylor W ., Winston-Salem, lawyer. Holleman, Robert D., Durham, lawyer. Vaught, Wilbur L ., Oxford, busin ess . Wilson, Rothmell Ellis, Lenoir. Hollowell, David H., Hobbsville. Viverette, Vernon Vincent, Battleboro. Woodward, Joe Lee, Kings Mt., business. Kennedy, Carlis T., Thomasville, lawyer. Williams, E . H. , Rocky Mount, phy sicia n . Young, Baxter Carlyle, Coolemee. Lupton, Ruth Paschal, Graham, married. Wilson, A . R., Durham, lawyer. Martin, John Wilford, Macclesfield, business. 1937 Young, Clairborne C., Burlington. Matthews, John F., Louisburg. 1932 Alexander, L . W ., Scotland Neck, school prin . Matthews, Luther J ., Winston-Salem. Arney, W . C ., Morganton, phy sician. Averitt, Franklin M ., Wananish, lawyer. McGhee, Wyatt L ., Franklinton, poultry. Avery, Robert P., Morganton. Barnhardt, Chas. F., Mocksville, cotton. Mullis, Dwight Bruton, Walkertown, minister. Beale, J. D ., Jr., Winston-Salem, phy sician . Brown, Charles C., Louisburg. Myers, Donald Graham, Wadesboro, minister. Bell, Joseph Clinton, Jr., Rocky Mount . Casey, Silas B ., High Point, lawyer. Partin, Jim Pittman, EdE'nton, business. Bragg, W . B ., Jr., Oxford. October Issue, WAKE FOREST COLLEGE ALUMNI NEWS Page Sixteen ------

·arne Address Profession Name Address Profession Name Address Profession Brown, Winfred E., Morganton, physician. Patton, Wm. R., Jr., Morganton, railroad. Jacobs, Erwin M., Winston-Salem. Bullard, V. C., Jr., Fayetteville, lawyer. Plybon, Paul C ., Greensboro. Jones, William R., Winston-Salem. Butler, Charles A., Morganton, business. Poe, William D ., Winston-Salem, hospital. Kearns, Paul R ., Kannapolis. Cox, Roswell Jerry, Pantego, farmer. Rodwell, Eleanor, Durham, physician. Kitchin, Leland H., Jr., Scotland Neck. Crew. John R., Jr., Mt. Holly, electrician. Ross, Ervin Windell, Hope Mills. Lamm, Albert S., Bunn, minister. Freeman, J. P., Elizabethtown, school prin. Smith, Davie Clark, Lexington, physician. Lamm, Mrs. Hattie P ., Bunn, teacher. Gaddy, Ellis P., High Point. Taylor, Irvin, Gatesville, farmer. Means, Robert L., Winston-Salem. Hensley, Samuel T., Jr., Lexington, dairy. Thayer, Mrs. Lloyd, High Point. Morgan, Benjamin E., Winston-Salem. Ipock, Thomas B ., Jr., Gastonia, teacher. White, John F ., Enfield. Muse, Roy C ., Jr., Winston-Salem. Kitchin, John C., Scotland Neck. 1941 Peterson, Leona, Delco, teacher. Knott, James E., Jr., Roanoke Rapids, lawyer. Anderson, Wm. K ., Newland, farmer. Pope, Sarah Francis, Enfield. Leary, John J ., Gastonia. Belch, Arlie T., Jr., Colerain, canner. Pruett, Lewis Doyle, Casar. McCotter, Joseph D., Washington. Bell, Turner C., Windsor. Rayle, Wiley W., Winston-Salem. Morris, James B., Durham. Bennett, George W ., Candler. Ripple, Charles D ., Phila., Pa., baseball. Phillips, Hubert E.. Kenansville, lawyer. Carlton, Ralph, Kenansville, school prin. Roberts, David M., Winston-Salem. Phillips, Norwood Abner. Warsaw. farmer. Davenport, Joseph B ., Windsor. Spruill, Hannah Ruth, Windsor, health dept. Pruitt, Bland B., Louisburg, lumberman. Feezor, William Lindsay, Denton, chemist. Stallings, David H., Jr., Durham. Sheppard, J . Porter, Gastonia. Ferrell, John M., Durham, business. Wheeler, Samuel E ., Oxford, business. Voss, Robert S., Winston-Salem, business. Forbes, Haywood Foster, Jr., Shawboro. Whitaker, Bruce, Shelby, minister. Wrenn, Forrest J ., Jr., Siler City, acct. Fuller, Hollis T., Louisburg, teacher. Whitney, Merle C., Winston-Salem, insurance. 1938 Futrell, Wm. Miller, Lewiston, school prin. Wilkins, James P ., Stem. Crater, Rufus, Winston-Salem, newspaperman. Gunn, Marvin L ., Asheville, business. Williams, T. C ., Jr., Burlington, minister. Dixon. J. H ., Pleasant Garden, minister. Hankins, Joseph B., Winston-Salem, med. Willis, Iris, Ridgecrest, teacher. Dixon. Thomas L ., Durham. student. Winston. Frances E ., Youngsville, teacher. Drye, Carlton C ., Concord, minister. Harrington, Ray Wm., Greensboro, minister. Yarborough, Mrs. Elsa Craig, Louisburg. Fisher, B . C ., Newton, minister. Harrison, Harold L ., Battleboro, business. 1945 Greenwood, Z. D., Hickory, Firestone Mgr. Hatfield, Weston Poole, Hickory. Adams, Arthur H ., Asheville. Hall, J. Cullen, Winston-Salem. Hicks, Ronald D ., Winston-Salem, minister. Anderson,, Henry Brown, Jr., Durham. Halstead, John W., South Mills, clerk. Land, Henry Bruce, Jr., Conover, minister. Bartholow, Mrs. S. D ., Ash. Harris, Wm. J., Bolivia. Lovin, Austin, Greensboro, minister. Beck, Adam Wayne, Lexington. Henry, Marshal Webster, Rocky Mount, Morgan, G. Gordon, Asheville. Brantley, R . H ., Jr., Durham, newspaper. business. Shields, Wm. E ., Summerfield. Chapman, Clyde David, Shelby. Hicks, R. U., Guilford College, business. Shore, Francis B ., Winston-Salem, salesman. Goodwyn, W. L ., Jr., Tarboro, A . C.L. Hill, Beatrice G ., Youngsville, teacher. Smith, Ernest M., McAdenville. Hobbs, Janet Louisa, Cherryville. Jackson, John W, Biltmore. Stringfield, P . C ., Jr., Winston-Salem, med. Mauney, Lewis Ewell, Newton, merchant. Jenkins, Herbert, Jr.. Aulander, salesman. std. Meyer, Max, Jr., Enfield, merchant. Johnson, Gilmore W., Edenton, business. Sumner, Charles W., Asheville. Pannell, Napoleon B ., Jr., Shelby. Johnson. John D., Bolivia. farmer. Turner, William D ., Winston-Salem. Pearce, W . Person, Jr., Youngsville. Lewis, Mrs. Emma L , Louisburg, teacher. 1942 Potter, Gwendolyn, Belhaven, bookkeeper. Lindsey, James G .. Greensboro, business. Arr.ington, Samuel L ., Rocky Mount, lawyer. Powell, Bert A., Fair Bluff, student. Little, J. Clegg, Fayetteville Bagwell, Jack R ., Asheville, minister. Pryor, Wm. Watkins, Oxford. Moore, L S., Greensboro. Blanchard, Marian, Hobbsville. Satterwhite, Mrs. Altha, Winston-Salem. Pittman, Richard T., Jr., Tarboro, farmer. Britt, Donald Elmore, Winston-Salem, radio. Williams, David Caldwell, Graham. Potter, Charles R., Elizabethtown, business. Campbell, Rexford R ., Louisburg, minister. Yarborough, Wylie Moore, Kannapolis. Price, Felix Virginia, Rocky Mount, A.C.L . Cashwell, T . L ., Jr., Gastonia, minister. 1946 Rwy. Childers, W . Paul, Louisburg. Bellamy, Wm. Ed., Scotland Neck. Ray, Mrs. Margaret O'Brian, Oxford. Grant, W . Bolmer, Jr., Louisburg, lawyer. Bullard, Madison E,. Whiteville. Sawyer, John W., Lexington, teacher. Hand, H . C., Whitakers, minister. Bullock, Wade M., Rocky Mount, business. Simms, Albert E ., Littleton, minister. Harris, Myron Gray, Marshallberg, teacher. Calvert, Sam James, Winston-Salem. Smith, Wm. Artis., Gastonia, business. Hicks, Robert Lansing, Winston-Salem, Dawson, William H ., Jr., Washington, seaman. Spangler. Mal, Jr., Shelby, druggist. minister. Hill, C. M., Newport. Talley, Joe, Roanoke Rapids, school prin. Ilderton, Horace G., Jr., High Point, business. Horn, Paul L ., Jr., Winston-Salem. Teal, James 0 ., Wadesboro. engr. Jarrell, C. R., High Point, lawyer. Powell, Bruce. Jr., Fair Bluff, business. Thompson. Thelma J., Whiteville, business. Jordan, L . R ., Creedmoor, minister. Viverette, Roland Gamble, Whitakers, farmer. Tilley, Norwood C ., Bahama, chemist. Lane, Wiley L ., Pinetops, business. Weathers, Ida Mae, Youngsville. Townsend, Berry L., Lake Waccamaw. Roberts, Henry T ., Tabor City. 1947 Truluck, Moultrie H., Asheville. dentist. Scott, M . F., Jr., Durham, minister. Carpenter. Charles Harold, Maiden. Walden, Henry E ., Jr., Rocky Mount, minister. Smathers, S. E ., Winston-Salem, med. std. Eanes, James A ., Lexington. Ward, Daniel Thomas, Jr., Ryland, teacher. Steadman, Bruce A., Pinetops, bookkeeper. Hewett, James B .. Southport, lawyer. 1939 Summey, Robert F ., Dallas. Hipps. Bvron N., Asheville. Anderson, Howard, Asheville, business. Wyche, P. B., Hallsboro, business. Horton, Chas. W., High Point. Carter, Floyd E., Asheville, farmer. Tyner, Hugh E., Winston-Salem, med. stdt. Johnson, E. N., Jr., Fair Bluff, doctor. Currence, William E., Asheville. 1943 Kanoy, Burrell E., Durham. Currin, James H., Oxford. Baldwin, Jack R ., Greensboro, business. Lowe, Linville M., Kannapolis. Davis, Robert Lane, Beaufort. Behm, Wm. L ., Jr., Durham, business. Searcy, Earl B ., Jr., Valdese, business. Edmondson, William Joseph, Pinetops, clerk. Bridgers, Leo T ., Durham, minister. Weathers, Harry H ., Roanoke Rapids. Fletcher, H. Freeze, Kannapolis. Bruton, Chas. W ., Winston-Salem, med. std. 1948 Guy, T. Sloane, Jr., Richmond, Va., minister. Crews, Olive, Winston-Salem, med. std. Knight, Ralph W ., Durham, minister. Howington, Nolan Patrick, Shelby, minister. Currin, H. M ., Oxford. Moore, Grant, Franklinton. Inman, Thomas V., Tabor City, farmer. Davis. Oscar T ., Winston-Salem, physician. Morris, Harry B ., Jr., Winston-Salem. Jessup, Arnold T.. Tabor City, business. Dennis, P . M ., Durham, student. Newell, John Oliver, Franklinton. Jones, W. S., Oxford, minister. Edwards, John T ., Durham, minister. Schroder, Henry A., Jr., Durham. King, Z. K., Harrisburg, teacher. Ferguson, Henry Lee, Jr., lJurham. White, R. A., Bladenboro. Knight, John H., Durham, minister. Formy-Duval, T., Jr., Whiteville. Livesay. William J ., Rocky Mount, business. Gaylord, William R., Pinetown, farmer. Monson, Marion H., Rocky Mount, salesman. Gibson, Alfred F., Siler City, minister. Moore, Raymond Elsworth, Rural Hall. Gross, Frank B .. Winston-Salem, med. std. GOOD FELLOWS ALL Myers, John K., Lexington, business. Hartsell, Bruce V., Franklinton. Osborne, Frederic W., Weaverville. Jarrett, A . G ., Jr., Asheville, business. Perkins, McCall, Oxford. Johnson, Walter Presley, Sparta, salesman. Since our last issue quite a num­ Pruitt, James F., Oxford. Lasater, Robert C .. Durham. Reid, Curtis S .. Winston-Salem. Lipe, Godfrey F ., Durham, minister. ber of our most devoted and loyal Roney, Ben Edison, Rocky Mount, business. Lubchenko, Luch H ., Harrisburg. Shackelford, Arthur, Jr., Fayetteville, fore- Martin, D . C ., II, Asheville, student. alumni have died-among them man. McCrary, George E ., Asheville. Shelton, J. R., Wadesboro, athletic director. Morris, Marshall G ., Jr., Winston-Salem. such as Dr. James McKee Adams of Shuford, Robert B ., Skyland, business. Newberry, Alpha Omega, Jr., Washington. Taylor, William H ., Louisburg. Pate, M . B ., Jr., Fayetteville. Louisville, Ky.; Dr. Thomas Mer­ Thomas, Wm. N., Jr., Oxford. Patton, W. J ., Morganton. Timberlake, W. C., Youngsville, business. Sawyer, Max D ., Franklinton, textiles. velle Watson of Greenville; Johnny W~e.less. Thomas 0 ., Louisburg, physician. Seago, Doris, Lilesville, teacher. W~ll~amson , Edward T., Chadbourn, business. Searight, David Bogart, Washington. Perry of Raleigh (killed with the W1lhford, Mabon Leslie, Fayetteville, mfgr. Shreve, Thomas J ., Brown Summit, business. 1940 Taylor, Louis Laverne, Washington. Marines on Okinawa) whose bril­ Bishop, Felix Clark, Rocky Mount, business. Townsend, H. L ., Jr., Durham. Bowers, Pryor W., Littleton, farmer. Upchurch, Beth Perry, Durham. liant play helped beat Duke three Bo~ette , Dan P., Jr., Winston-Salem, physi- Whitmire, J . C., Asheville. Cian. 1944 years ago. Chase, C. E ., Roanoke Rapids, business. Batts, Myrtle S., Rocky Mount, business. Clod, Albert P ., Durham, physician. Bishop, Fred Edwin, Durham, teacher. There are others, too. In the next Doggett, Gwendolyn, Shelby, teacher. Caudle, Mary Grace, Durham, law student. Dunstan, Fred. M., Jr., Windsor, farmer. Deans, John Henry, Jr., Rocky Mount. issue we'll try to run a complete Falls, Byard Thurman, Jr., Shelby, lawyer. Gabbrett, William Ries, Winston-Salem, med. Harrell, Joseph Walton, Washington. student. necrology. Having just four issues Harrill. A. P., Mooresboro, teacher. Hardin, R. H ., West Jefferson. Hege, Bentley Foy, Lexington, mfg. Hedgpeth, W . L., Jr., Fayetteville, radio. a year and limited to 16 pages for Hickman, Thomas 0 ., Enfield, school prin. High, Samuel A., Dallas. Kinlaw, Grover Cleveland, Bynum. Holland, Paul R., Jr., Gastonia. this issue, we aren't able to carry Martin, Robert M., Jr., High Point, lawyer. Hopkins, Viola, Zebulon. teacher. MC'hn. Robert L ., New Bern, dentist. Hughes, Robert L ., Youngsville, minister. a lot of material.