·WAKE FoREsT NEWS. WAKE FOREST COLLEGE WAKE FOREST. N. C.

VoLUME I OCTOBER, 1928 NUMBER 2.

F. M. Averitt, Fayetteville, N. C.-Father: H. S. Averitt, '03, Fayetteville, Lawyer.

J. E. Aydlett, Eliza:beth City, N. C.-Father: J. H . Aydlett, '93, Merchant, Elizabeth City, N. C. Uncle· E. F. Aydlett, '79, Lawyer, Eliza'beth City, N. C. Uncle: A .... L . .Aydlett, '86, Sales· man, Elizabeth City, N. C. Uncle: H. T. Aydlett, '92, Busi· ness, Greensboro, N. C. Brother:

) Biggs, '27, Lumberton, N. '23, Lumberton, N. C.

H. 'F. Biggs,

H. M. Brickhouse, Creswell, N. C.-Brother: A. T. Brick· house, B.S. Me d. '28. Uncle: Rev. R. E. Brickhouse, B.A. '10, War­renton, N.C. J. H. Aydlett, Jr., '18, Norfolk,

Va. COME FROM WAKE W. W. Cohoon, Elizabeth City, N. C.-Father: W. L. Cohoon, B.A. '98, Elizabeth City, N. C., Lawyer.

J. S. Ayers, Forest City, N. C. -Father: Dr. W. A. Ayers, '96-, Mini~ter, Forest City, N. C. Uncle: P. L. Salisbury, '98, Hamilton, N. C.

FOREST F .iliiLIES

It IS an interesting fact that 118 of tbe 655 students now en-

-Bennie Crawford, Eure, N. C.­Uncle: J. Z. Eur~. B.A. '00, De­ceased.

rolled ln l't'a.ke Forest College S. E. Ayers, Hattiesburg, Miss.

-Brother: H. F. Ayers, B.A. '24, Panama canal Zone.

F. Barefoot, Hallsboro, N. C.­Brother: Dr. Graham Barefoot, B.A. Med. '21, Chadbourn, N. C.

come from families which ha~e

bad at least one member to ~

tend Wake Forest in years -past. B. H. Crumpler, Jr., Sanford,

N. C.-Father: B. H . Crumpler, LL.B. '05, Lawyer, Sanford. N. C. Uncle: Dr. B. F. Butler, "09, Hollywood, Fla. K. T. Bailey, Kenly, N. C., Rt.

3-Father: , J. W. Bailey, '89. Merchant, Kenly, N.C.

There are 202 relatives inelncled ln the list. The following list Is self-explanatory:

Students ............................... ~ ...... 128 R. W. and E. E. Crutchfield,

Columbia, 'N. C.-Father: Rev. T. S. Cr\ltchfield, Columbia, N.C. , W. C. Barrett, Carthage, N. C.­

Uncle: Rev. W. C. Barrett, B.A. '96, Laurinburg, N. C.

Fathers ........................................ •? Grandfathers .............................. 3

R. E. Cullom, Allendale, S. C. -Father: Rev. J. R. Cullom, B.A. '04, Deceased. Uncle: Dr. W. R. Cullom, M.A. '92, Wake Forest Faculty. · Uncle: F. S. Cul­lom, '01, DUllll, N. C.

G. M. Beavers, Jr., Apex, N. C. -Father: G. M. Beavers, B.A. '98, Tea-cher. Brother: J. W. Beavers, B.S. Med. '28, University of Pa.

W. J. Benton, Hamlet, N. C.­Uncle: Dr. J. W. Williams, B.S. Med. '18, Sanatorium, N. C. Uncle: Dr. E. J. Williams, B.S. Med. '18, Mon· roe, N.C.

R. S. Boone, Castalia, N. C.-Uncle: G. R. King, B.A. '97, Wflson, N. C. Brother: R. H. Boone, B.A. '26, Castalia, N. C., Teacher.

Wade H. Bostick, Wake Ji'orest, N. C.-Father~ W~e D. Bostick, ~.A. '99, Missionary to China. pncle: Geo. P. Bostick, '97, Missionary to Chjna.

R. A. Britt, Lumberton, N. C.-Brother: N, F. Britt, '28, Minister, Gresham, S. C.

H. A. Britton, Seaboard, N. C.-Brother: P. B. Brit· ton, B.S. '28, Conway, N.C.

V. C. Bullard, Jr., Fayetteville, N. C.-Father: V'. C. Bullard, '00, F&yetteville, N. c .. Lawyer.

M. D. Burleson, Albemarle, N. C.-Father: 1.1 R. Burleson, '09, Albemarle, N. C.

Nathan Dail, Edenton, N. c . ....:.. Brother: J. L. Dail, B.A. '25, Edenton, N. C.

L. ·M. Dixon, Bennett, N. C.-Uncle: R. H. Dixon, '06, Siler City, _N. C., Lawyer. Uncle: J. W. Dixon, '87, Mt. Vernon Springs, N. C.

W. C. Dowd, Raleigh, N. C.-Uncle: ~v. Jesse McCarter, Belcross, N. C.

E. B. Dozier, Fukuoka, Jaf,an-Uncle: F. T. Burke,· ~o7, Portales, New Mexico.

R. M. Fales, Wilmington, N. C.-Brother: A. f'· Fales, '13, Wilmington, N. C. Uncle: J. P. Herring, '88, Wilmington, N. C. Uncle: Addison Hewlett, '01,~:

Wilmington, N.C. -J. W. and K. Gaddy, Marshville, N. C.-Uncle: Rev:

J. F. Gaddy, B.A. '25, Oakboro, N. C. ·. '

N. E. Gukill, Sea Level, N. C.-Brother: J. T. Gaskill, -B.S. '26, Powellsville, N. C.

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t I WAKE FOREST FAMILIES SEND 84 MEN fO W. G. Harris, Gibson, N. C.-Father: ·Eugene Har­

ris, B'.A. '98, Gibson, N. C. ·Uncle: A. P. Ha:rris, B.A. '92, A1•bemarle, N. C., Banker.

COLLEGE LAST YEAR I .,

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H. B. ~ntry, Roxboro, N. C.-Brother: Dr. G. W.

' . C. F. Hawes, Rose Hill, N. C.-Father: C. B. Hawes,

'99, Rose Hill, N. C. Brother: V. ·L. Hawes, : ·•27, Jefferson Medical College. Gentry, '08, Roxboro, N. C.

R. T. Gille!;pie, Reidsville, N. C.-Rather: Rev. Waldo J. Jackson, Winterville, N. C.-Grandfather: J. C. Gillespie, B. A. '97, Reidsville, N. C. Brother: W. J. Wyatt, '85, Winterville, N. C. Uncle~ C. J.

Jackson, B.A. '09, "Y" Secretary, Jacksanville, Fla. Uncle: J. B. Jackson, B.A. '99, Deceased. Uncle: D. R.

A. S. Gillespie, B.A. '26, L.B.T.S. Louisville, Ky. Uncle: S. C. Gettes, B.A. '12, Bostic, N.C.

R. C. Gwaltney, Hiddenite, N. C.-Uncle: Dr. W. R. Gwalt­ney, '67, D.D. '95, Deceased.

P. Y. Greene, Raleigh, N. C., •

Rt. 3-Uncle:.E. L. Greene, B. A. '03, Clarkton, N. C. Uncle: J. E. Greene, ·~6. Raleigh, N. C. Uncle: D. R. Greene, '06, Raleigh, N. C. Uncle: R. E. L. Yates, M.A. '89, State ~ollege Faculty, Raleigh, N.C.

E. M. Hairfield, Jr., Morgan­ton, N. C.-Father: E. M. Hair­fie!d, LL.B. '06, Morganton, N. C., Lawyer.

J. F. Hallman, Vale, N. C.­Brother: J. A. Hallman, B.A. '27, Minister, Raleigh, N. C.

J. C. Hamrick, Boiling Springs, N. C.-Uncle: C. R. Hamrick, '.05, Druggist, Shelby, N. C. Uncle: Dr. J. Y. Hamrick, B.S. ·'12, Boil­ing Springs, N. C. Uncle: 0. P. Hamrick, B.A. '14, Teacher, Boil-

. ing Springs, N.C. Uncle: L. W. Hamrick, B.A. '18, Teacher, Boil­ing Springs, N. C. Uncle: C. E. Hamrick, '25, Business, Boiling S-prings, N. C. Uncle: 0. L. Moore, B.A. '08, Laurinburg, N. C., Editor. Uncle: Dr. D. F. Moore, B.A. Med. '23, Shelby, N.C. Uncle: E. V. Moore, B.A. '.24, StudeD:t, Tulane University.

William Y. Webb, a freshman at Wake Forest this year, and a son of Judge E. Y. Webb '93, Js the only one of the 118 stu· dents ln eollege now who come from "Wake Forest Families" to have ~ a lady relative to graduate from W ak.e Forest with the B.A.. Degree. MJss Eva Belle Simmons, an aunt of young Webb, Is the only lady ever to have finished with the Bachelor of Arts Degree, although In re­cent years there have been others to finisb wlth other de· grees.

John~ Lineberry, son of G. E. Lineberry, '97, of Raleigh, also a freshmanat Wake Forest thls year, llsts as a member of bls famlly who has finished MJss Margaret Lineberry '28 a sister, who was graduated last year with the degree of Master of Arts. JOss LJneberry, having previously gmduated at Mere­dith College with the degree of Bachelor of Arts, Js a freshman Medical student here thls year.

Jackson, LL.B. '14, Raleigh, N.c., Lawyer.

D. C. Jenkins, Mullins, S.C.­Grandfather; D. C. McMlllan, l3.A. '61, Deceased. Granduncle: A. A. McMillan, '60, Deceased. Granduncle: J. F. McMillan, B.A. '79, Deceased.

Joe Keaton, Winston-Salem, N. C.-Father: Rev. T. C. Kea­ton, '06, Winston-Salem.

M. L. Kesler, Jr., Thomasville, N. C.-Father: Dr. M. L. Kesler, '88, General Manager Thomas­ville Orphanage, Uncle: Dr.' John L. Kesler, '91, Vanderbilt Uni­versity. Brother; J. C. Kesler, B..A. '21, Winston-Salem, N. C. Brother: John M. Kesler, B .A. '16, Winston-Salem, N. C.

M. C. Kinlaw, Dublin, N. C.­Father: J . E. Kinlaw, LL.B. '10, Dublin, N. C.

T. D. Jr. and I. C. Kitchin, Wake Forest-Father: Dr. T. D. Kitchin, B.A. '05, Dean, Medical' School, Wake Forest; President N. C. Medical Association. Uncl'=l: S. B. Kitchin, '84, Deceased. Unc1e: W. W. Kitchin, B.A. '84, Ex-Congressman and Governor, Deceased. Uncle: J . A. Kitchin, '92, Farmer, Deceased. Uncle:

E. M. Harris, Jr., Bennettsville, S. C.-Father: Rev.

Claude Kitchin, B.L. '88, Con­gressman, Deceased. Uncle: A. Paul Kitchin, '92, De­ceased. Uncle: Leland Kitchin, '08, Master-Farmer, Scotland Neck, N. C.

E. M. Harris, B.A. '03, Bennettsville, S. C. H. R. Harris, Jr., Seaboard, N. C.-Father: H. R.

Harris, B.A. '03, Business, Seaboard, N. C . Guy Hensley, High Point, N. C.-Uncle: B.S. Hens­

ley, LL.B. '15, Wholesale Grocer, Asheville, N. C. J. S. and J. A. Holbrook, Traphtll, N. C.-Father:

John A.. Holbrc;>ok, '00, Deceased. Uncle: R. H. McNeill, Washington, D. C. Uncle: Thos. L. Smith, LL.B. '99, Lawyer, Keyport, N.J.

F. M. Howard, Seaboard, N. C.-Uncle: B. H. John-1JOD, B.A. '13, Supt. of Sc-hools, Zebulon, N. C. Uncle: Rev. Geo. H. Johnson, B.A. •to, Charlotte, N. C. Uncle: E. D. Johnson, B.S. '13, China Grove, N. C., Supt. of Schools. Uncle: D. Mack Johnson, B.A. '14,

-£n1leld, N. C., Lawyer. · L. 0. Huff, Wingate,' N. C.-Father: J. B. Huff,

Wingate . .Junior. College.

J. D. Larkins, Jr., Wilmington, N. C.-Father: -1. D. Larkins, B.A. '98, Minister.

Robert LeGrande,· Wadesboro, N. C.-Father: D. H. LeGrande, ;06, Wadesboro, N. C., Salesman. Uncle: J. W. IleGrande, '00, Bennettsville, S. C., Lawyer.

Al Lennon, Wilmington, N. C.-Brother: H. C. Lennon, B.S. Med. '28, University of Louisiana.

Kermon Lewis, Winnabow, N. C.-Brother: D. D. Lewis, B.A. '25, Louisville, Ky., . Minister.

John A. Lineberry, Raleigh, N. C.-:-Father: Lineberry, B.A. '97, Superintendent of State for Blind, Raleigh, N .. C. ·uncle; :Rev. R. B. &berry, '88, Colerain, N. C. Sister: Margaret berry, M.A. '28, Student in Medicine, Wake Forest.

Margal"et Lineberry, Raleigh, N. c._..,..Father: G

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WAKE "FOREST FAMILIES SEND 84 MEN TO COLLEGE LAST YEAR

(Continued from page one) Lineberry, B.A. '97, Superintendent of State School for Blind, Raletgh, N. C. Uncle: Rev. R. B. Lineberry, '88, Colerain, N. C. Brother: John A. Lineberry, Student in Wake Forest College.

Joseph Lutterloh, Fayetteville, N. C.-Brother: Herbert Lutterloh, '21, Fayetteville, N. C. ' Will K. McDowell, Scotland Neck, N. C.-Uncle: Archibald McDowell, '81, Scotland Neck, N. C. Uncle: Dr. T. D. lOtchin, B.A. '05, Wake Forest, N. C. Uncle: S B. Kitchin, '"84, Deceased. Uncle: W. W. Kitchin, A.B. '84, Ex-Congressman and G:>vernor, Deceased. Fncle: J. A. Kikhin '92, Farmer, Deceased. Uncle: Claude Kitchin, B.L. '88, Congressman, Deceased. Uncle: A. Paul Kitchin, '92, Deceased. Uncle: Leland Kitchln, ~~. Master-Farmer, Scotland Neck, N. C.

-Hinton McLeod, Lumberton, N. C.-Father: A. H. McLeod, '"94.

E. A. McMillan, Wake Forest, N. C.-Father: J. A. McMillan, B.A. '02, Alumni Secretary. Uncle: Dt. H. H. McMUlan, B.A. '08, Missionary to China. Uncle: R. L. McMillan, M.A. '10, Raleigh, N. C., Lawyer, Wake Forest Faculty, College Attorney. Grandfather: A. A. McMillan, '60, Deceased. Granduncle: D. C. McMillan, B.A. '61, Deceased. Grandunele: • J. F. McMillan, B.A. '79, Deceased.

W. H. McMillan, Laurinburg, N. C.-Brother: Dr. E. G. McMillan, B.S. Med. '17, Greenvllle, S. C. Bro­ther: Chas. ~- McMillan, '14, Laurinburg, N. c. Brother: A. R. McMillan, '25, Laurinburg, N. C.

·Geo. H. McNeill, Washington, D. C.-Father: R. H. McNeill, B.A., LL.B. '97, Lawyer, Washington, D. C.

Hubert May, Castalia, N. C.-Uncle: G. W. May, Minister, Gupton, N. C.

J. C. Memory, Whiteville, N. C.-Father: J. L. Memory, '84, Register of Deeds: Uncle: T. S. Mem­ory, '97, Whiteville, N. C. Brother: J. L. Memory, Jr., B.A. '21, Raleigh, N.C. Brother: Duncan T. Memory,

· '21, Whiteville, N. C. Uncle: W. L. McNeill,, '90, Wagram, N. C. Uncle: John Charles .McNeill, M.A. '99, Deceased.

Ed Meyer, Enfield, N. C.-Uncle: Max Meyer, LL.B. '19, Enfield, N. C., Lawyer. Uncle: L . B. Meyer, LL.B. 'J4, Enfield, N. C., Lawyer.

· S. R. Moore, Jr., Cary, N. C.--Grandfather: Rev. Geo. w: Greene, B.S. '70, D.D . .'02, Deceased'. Uncle: Geo. W. Greene, B.A. '16, Missionary to "China.

j, E. Morgan, Waynesville, N. C.-Father: J. R. Morgan, ~.A. '05, Lawyer. Uncle: Dr. E. L. Morgan, B.S. '07~. Washington, D. C. ·

H. C. McD.owell, Cherryville, N. C.-Brother: Dr. R. H. "McD.owell, B.A. ,23, Baltimore, Md. Brother: E. C. McDowell, B.S. '28, Winston-Salem, N. C.

. Jtl. ·C. Maddrey, Seaboard, N. C.-Brother: J. T. Maddrey,. B.L. '23, . Weldon, N. C. Brother: C. G. .Maddrey, B.A. '26, Lewiston, N. C.

W. H. Oliver, Pine Level, N. C.-Fatber: D. B. Oliver, "90, Pine Level, N.C., Merchant. Uncle: D. U. pJiver, •89, Pine Level, N. C.

C, H. Oltve, Chapel Hlll, N. C.-Uncle: Olive, Chapel HUl, N. C.

E. B. Parker, Clinton, N. C.-Father: Rev. E. L. Parker, '93, Clinton, N.C.

S. N. Parker, Potecasi, N. C.-Erother: Dr. P. G. ~ Parker, '11, Physician, Erwin, N. C.

G. W. Jr. and Richard Paschal, Wake Forest, N. C.-Father: Dr. G. W. Paschal, B.A. '92, Wake Forest Faculty. Unole: R. L. Paschal, B.A. '91, Principle of Senior H. S., Fort Worth Texas. Brother: R. A. Paschal, B.S. '28, Wake Forest. Uncle: Thos. Allen, B.A. '04, Anderson, S.C. Uncle: W. Mer- • ritt Allen, '15, Dillon, S. C. Uncle: Joel I. Allen, B.A. '19; LL.B. '20, Lawyer, Mullins, S. C.

C. T. Plybon, Jr., Greensboro, N. C.-Father: Rev. C. T. Plybon, '17, Greensboro, N. C.

W. S. Privott, Jr., Edenton, N. C.-Father: W. S. ·- Privott, B.A. '03, Lawyer.

H. M. Patterson, Coats, N. C.-Brother: 0 . F. Pat­terson, '21, Sanford, N. C.

A. B. Peacock, Raleigh, N. C.-Brother: L. R . Peacock, B.A. '26, 454 Riverside Drive, New York City.

J. B. Perry, Powe1lsville, N. C.-Uncle: D. R. Britton, B.A. '94, Colerain, N. C.

W. A. Pittman, Fayetteville, N. C.-Brother: Dr. R. L. Pittman, B.A. '03, Fayetteville, N. C.

A. U. and B. B . Stroupe, Mount Holly, N.C. J . C. Revelle, Conway, N. C.-Uncle: T. L. Revelle,

B .A. '12, Biltmore Junior College, N. C. B. F. and Garland Ricks, Conway, N. C.-Uncle:

W. J . Beale, B.A. '96, Jackson, N.C. Frank Ross, Wingate, N. C., Rt. 1-Uncle: Dr.

Joel S. Snyder, B.A. '98, D.D. '28, Pastor, Fayetteville, N. C. · "

Willie Sams, Winston-salem, N . C.-Father: A. F. Sams, 'B.A. '97, Lawyer, Winston-Salem, N. C. Uncle: E. 0. Sams, B.A. '98, President inuefteld College, West Va.

W. W. Sikes, Clemson, S. C.-Father: Dr. E. W. Sikes. M.A. ''91, President Clemson College, S. C. Uncle: J. C. Sikes, B.A. '02, LL.B. '03, Lawyer, Monroe, N.C. Uncle: 0. J. Sikes, B.A. '07, Lawyer, Albemarle, N. C. Uncle: W. B. Wingate, '84, L&wyer, Salt Lake City, Utah. Uncle: Wm. J. Wingate, B.A. '79, De· ceased. Uncle: Dr. W. M. Wingate, President ')f Wake Forest O:ollege, Deceased.

R. N. Simms, Jr., Raleigh, N. C.-Father: R. N. Simms, B.A. '97, Lawyer, Raleigh, N. C.

J. E. Snyder, Lexington, N. C.-Brother: E. C. Snyder, B.S. '27, Lexington, N.C.

B. A. Strickland, Jr., Whitakers, N. C.-Uncle: R. S. Str-Mkland, 'H, Green Lake Way, Seattle, Washington.

Ross Vaughan, Nashville, N. C.-Father: L. T. Vaughan, B.A. '02, Lawyer, Nashville, N. C. Uncle: W. L. Vaughan, l3.A. '02, M.A. '06, Lawyer~ Washing­ton, D. C.

John H. Vernon, Jr., Burlington, N. C.-Father: John H. Vernon, LL.B. '00, Deceased. Uncle: J . . B . Vernon, B.A. ,11. Uncle: Dr. J. W. Vernon, B.S. '07, Morganton, N. C. Uncle: Dr. C. T. Vernon, B.S. '10, New York City.

V. 0. Waddell, Scottviile; N. C.-Brotner: R · L. Waddell, B.S. Med. '27.

.,. R. W. Wall, Lexington, N. C.-Brother;

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WAKE FOREST ACTIVITIES The literary societies have begun what promises

to be a very successful year. Five of last year's intercollegiate debaters are back, and" there seems to be no lack of good men to fill the ·places of those who graduated last spring. Alumni IWho are es­pecially interested in the society work will be glad to learn that the college now oft'ers two courses that are especially designed for the benefit .of society workers. One is a course in pu1blic speaking, the other a course in argumentation. These courses are given by Prof. A. L. Aycock who comes to us for the first time tl).is year as a member of English Depart­ment. In addition to giving these courses he super­vises all literary .activities of both Societies. The last Society Day, November 17, was in every way up to the usual standard, with a hotly contested debate in the morning, four well prepared orations in the evening, and an enjoyable reception following the orations.

The 1928 football season is drawing swiftly to a close. For Wake Forest it has not been an immediate succes~. but 'Deacon supporters are giving Coaches Cofall, Miller and Emmerson their utmost support, and are looking already to another year. The team has shown a decided improvement in its succeeding games this year, and Wake Forest alumni may well hope for a more succeesful year in 1929. A promi­nent North Carolina sports editor, in a recent issue _ of his paper, called attention to the loyal and un­swerving support the Wake Forest alumni have given the coaches and' players this year in spite of reverses, and commented favorably on the fact that Wake Forest men are willing and able to wait for

· a new system to become ingrained into a green squad.

The Glee Club has been organized thoroughly and is now operating under its own ·constitution. The personnel of the Club _numbers thirty-five. Thirty men are in the chorus, and twelve are in the or­chestra which is a part of the Glee Clutb. The busi­ness manager is- now arranging the .fall itinerary, which will be immediately after Thanksgiving. East­ern towns •will be visited in the fall and western towns in the spring. The program includes some of the best numbers arranged for male voices, both from classic and modern composers, while the orcbestra plays some fine compositions as well as popular num­bers. A male quartet is a part of the Club. . The tal­"ent on the Club has never been excelled here and a very succe1;1;ful season is anticipated: Many requests tor engagements have already been Teceived. The Club is under the direction ot Prof. K. T. Rayner of the Mathem.aUcs Department of the College, who took the Club through a most successful season last spring; J. L. Carlton is president of the Clu•b, J. P. Phifer is business manager. . .. ·•· ·

It would be qutte an undertakin~ to ~timate the itumber of persons 11steni.ng to the Wake Forest

·-College "Band last season. -FortY. different ~ublic ap­~. .. ,pearances •ere recortfed, ran~g trom fo<?tball games

to banquets, receptions, and' commencement exercises. At one of t~se, the Davidson-Wake Forest football ,game, over eight thousand people were pr-esent, and this was a smaller number than at some of the other events. It would 'be quite a true statement to say that more people, in toto, heard and saw the band than any other organization of any kind.. upon the campus. The audiences ·were to he reckoned in thousands of people more often than not. The pres­ent -season will out-strip the last, for the band has not on:y played for every football game played by Wake Forest in the state, but has played for several other college events as well. In addition, the band has already broadcasted over Station WPTF once this year, having broadcasted twice last year over the same station. We are glad to count Wake Forest among those of the .. Big Five" having a full ban<l.

The college is indebted to Mr. Ben T. Ward of Greensboro for his successfur eft'orts in raising funds to pay for the instruments and to Prof Nevill IsbeU Who has given generously of his time and talent in directing the Band.

W AK.E FOREST ALUMNI NEWS The friends of Gilmer Proctor '23, J . C. Powell

'16, L. Bunyan Olive. '12, and H. H . McMillan '08 will be interested to learn that they have returned lo the foreign field. Proctor and Powell have gone to Africa and McMillan and Olive to China. The Foreign Mis­sion Board is sending only a limited number of mis­sionaries back and •we are glad to have Wake Forest men among that number.

When one opens a Seaboard time table he observes that the first name on the list of officials is Robert L. Nutt, '90-92, Chairman of the Board, Seaboard Air­line Railw;ay.

DEATHS In the death of W. N. Jones, B.A. '79, Wake Forest

has 'lost one of her most loyal and useful alumni. He was a Trustee of the college for many years and was attorney for the college up unt~I his death, which occurred October 14. '''

Wake Forest suffered another loss in the death ot Charles J . Parker, '84-'85, which occurred also in October. Mr. Parker made for himself a large place in the business, social, and religious life of Raleigh.

One of the best friends that Wake Forest has ever had', V. 0. Park-er, B.A. '96 also of Raleigh, has the sympathy of the college community in the loss of his only daughter, Josephine. _

W. J. Matthews, M.A. '87, d'ied at his home in Rivertotl, November 3. , We extend to Mrs . .Matthews, who is the youngest sister of Livingston and Archi­bald Johnson, our sincerest sympathy. Mr. Matt;hews was one of the best citizens of Scotland County, and a senior deacon of the old .Spring Hill church.

' ,Our itst cont1nues: J". C. C. Dunford, M.A. "'84, died October 14. Mr. Dunford spent .a, useful life in. the ministry and for a number of J168.rB was Dean of An· der.son College, And"erson, S. C.

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we are in receipt of a very attractive card an­nouncing the legal partnership of Paul D. Grady and Walter J. Hooks. 'Their offices are in the Goldsboro National Bank 'Building. Mr. Charles M. Grlmn, class, 1928, also announces his omces as located at 207 First National Bank Building, Wllson, N. C.

Arch C. Cree, '98, for many years Executive Secre­tary of the Baptist State Convention of Georgia, has assumed the additional duties of Executive Secretary of the Home Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention. His headquarters are in Atlanta, Georgia.

Wake Forest joins other friends in congratulat­ing J. L. Holland, '70, upon the celebration of his eightieth birthday at his home in Raleigh Tuesday, November 18. Mr. Holland not only attended Wake Forest himself but sent two sons, C. V., '97 and P. V., '99.

The pastor of the Wake Forest Baptist Church, Allen .J. Easley, has proved a delight to the many friends that he has made during the short time he has been here. He comes to Wake Forest from a successful pastorate in Glasgow, KentuckY. Original­ly from South Carolina, educated at Furman Uni­versity, Harvard University, and our Seminary at

. Louisville, he is an asset to the cultural life of the community. His wife graduated from Westhampton College, of Richmond, Virginia, is a daughter of A. T. Robertson, M.A. '83 and granddaughter of Dr. John A. Broadus. They make a great pair, and will be an .asset not only to Wake Forest but to the Baptist ~enomination of North Carolina.

During the summer it was the privilege of the Wake Forest Baptist Church to hear Dr. E. Y. Mullins, of Louisville, Ky.; Dr. W. 0. Carver, of Louisville, Ky.; Dr. Everett Gill, Southern Baptist Representative in Europe; Dr. C. E. Maddry, of Raleigh; Rev. Hugh A. Ellis, of Henderson; I. L. Yearby, '20, of GreenVille, S. C.; G. T. Watkins, '89, of Durham: H. T. Hunter, '12, of Cullowhee-; ·J. M. Hester, '17, U. S. Navy; R. T. Vann, '73, of Raleigh; W. W. Barnes/'04, Fort Worth, Texas; J. S. Snyder, '98, of Fayetteville; Bunn Olive, '12, China; J. A. Ellis, '12, of Raleigh; J. B. Willis, 109, of Hamlet; 0. R. Mangum, '07, Kansas City; and J. B. Turner, '12, of Raleigh.

Every man of the group brought great messages but especial mention will have to be made of the ma'rvelous ministry of Dr. Vann who wa"B with us at four diiferent times. Never, say the "Oldest inha·bi­tants," have they listened to sermons of suqh beauty and' power.

The alumni fellowship expresses sincerest sympathy with B. W. Spilman, of Kinston, ln the home-going of his JWife on November 18. A good woman and a true friend of Wake Forest has gone out from among us.

The alumni banquet, in connection with the Baptist State Convention, held recently at High Point was largely attended. A Wayland Cooke, '00, was toast­master for the occasion and W. H . Weatherspoon, '07, o! Raleigh inade tbe principal address. He called attention in a forcible way to the necessity of Wake Forest men i)rovtding for the College In their lWills.

On Friday night, the sixteenth the Guntord County Alumni met at the Country Club in their annual

meeting. On this .occasion T. D. Kitchin, "05, Dean of the Medical School at Wake Forest College and Pres­ident of the 'North Carolina Medical Association, aroused enthusiasm for the Medical School of Wake Forest. The Guilford County group is one of the de­pendable alumni groups 'Of the State.

Speaking Engagements for October · DR. FRANCIS PENDLETON GAINES

State Convention of the King's Daughters at Raleigh.

Founders Day at Chowan College. University Week at the University of Richmond. Buncombe Bar Association at Asheville. Winston-Salem Rotary Club. First Church of Greensboro. First Church of Oxford. The Central, Raleigh, Roanoke, and the West

Chowan Associations. Dr. William Louis Poteat has met the following

engagements: August 9, the Friends Yearly Meeting, Guilford

College, address on World Peace. August 12, Union Services, morning and evening,

Univ~rsity of North Carolina . August 14 and 16, Clemson College, two addresses. August 19, First Baptist Church, Raleigh, morning

and evening. September 5, North Carolina College for Women,

Founder's Day address . October '16, 17, 18, Chapel Hill School of Religion,

three lectures on Christian Ethics. October 21, First Baptist .Church, Raleigh, Morning. October 31, Stovall Baptist Church, afternoon. .. November 11, Winston-Salem, Armistice .Day

address.

Novembe'r 15, .. preensboro,' Father and Son Banquet. November 18, 19, 20, Fayetteville Y. M. c. A., five

lectures.

November 23, Raleigh, Father and Son Banquet. Dr. T. D. Kitchin has met engagements as follows: September 7, Rotary Clubs of Lumberton, Red

Springs, St. Pauls, and Whiteville. September 7, Robeson County. Medical Society, at

Lumberton. September 11, Cumberland County Medical Society,

Fayetteville. September 14, Third District Medical Society, Wil­

mington. September 16, Address, Gardner's Chapel. Sept~mber 27, Ninth District Medical 'Society

Statesyille. October · 8, Seventh District Medical Society,

Lincolnton. October 10, Wilson County Medical Society~ Wilson. October 17, Tenth District Medical Society, Burns­

ville. November 16, Guilford County Alumni Society,

Greensboro. November 20, Fourth District Medical Society, .Roa­

noke Rapids. Dr. H. M. Poteat bas recently met the follo~

engagements:

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WAKE FOREST -ALUMNI NEWS Published monthly during the College year by Wake

Forest Alumni Association at Wake Forest, N. C. Application pending for entry at the. Post 01ftce at

Wake Forest, N. C., as second class matter.

WAKE FOREST ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

CO:r.ut:l'l"TSEB ;

Facttlt71 Trustee Alumni

A. C. Reid J. M. Broughton J. W. Bunn

H. A. Jones A. J. Hutchins George Pennell

E. B. Earnshaw W. C. Dowd Lex Marsh

H. B. Jones J. B. Willis Egbert L. Davis

C. C. Carpenter E. B. Josey W. H. Weatherspoon

Ex-Qmcro MEMBERS:

F. P. Gaines, President, Wake Forest College

B. M. Watkins, President, Alumni Association

G. T. Stephenson, Chairman, Executive Committee,

Board of Trustees

C. W. Weathers, Secretary, Baptist Foundation

J. A. McMillan, Alumni· Secretary

EDITORIAL Cordial relations between Wake Forest and her

sister college have been stimulated by two recent courtesies extended by the Presidents of other schools. On the day of the Wake Forest-Carolina football -game, President H. W. Chase invited as luncheon . guests President Emeritus and Mrs. W. L. Poteat, Dean and Mrs. Bryan and President and Mrs. Gaines. Other guests for the occasion included Governor and .Mrs. McLean, Doctor R. T. Vann and Miss Vann, and' Dean and Mrs. Addison Hibbard.

On the day ot the Wake Forest State game, Pres­Ident Brooks &nd the faculty of State College invited to luncheon President Gaines and a delegation of six mem~ers of the Walte Forest faculty.

The varsity football squad appreciates the courtesy of the Stanly County Alumni Association in giving to the members of the squad and the coaches a dinner in Albemarle as the trip was be~ made to Charlotte for the DaTidson game. -

Five hundred and nineteen volumes from the li­brary of Dr. J. F. Love, '83, former Corresponding Secretary ot the Baptist Foreign Mission Board, have been recently added' to the Wake Forest College library. The gift to the library, including a number of Taluable commentaries and biographies, was an­nounced to President Gaines recently by the estate of Dr. Love.

The gift of Dr. Love's marks the third recent ad-. diUon ot a group of books from Wake Forest grad­

uates to the library. Last year Dr. Hight C. Moore contributed a collection of ~rth carolina poetry, and Mr. Charles H. Utley B.A., •99, gave a eollectton 4f

· Ncrth Carolina historical books.

. WAKE FOREST FAMILIES SEND s• MEN TO COLLEGE LAST YEAR

(Continued from page three)· Wall, '!3, Lexington, N. C. Brother: F. H. Wall, '21. Lexington, N.C. Brbther: C. C. Wall, LL.B. '1'1, Le~~ ington, N. C. Brother: Dr. R. L. Wall, B.S. '16, Physician, Winston-Salem, N. C.

Wm. H. Watkins, Winston-8alem, N. C.-Father: Dr. J. C. Watkins, l:l.A. '98, Dentist, Winston-Salem, and Trustee. Brother: Dr. J. C. Watkins, Jr., B.A. '24, Deceased. Uncle: W. H. Watkins, '97, Watkins Book Shop, Winston-salem. N. C.

H. W. Webb, Morehead City, .N. C.-Uncle: N. R. We~b, B.A. '09, Morehead City, N. c.

Wm. Y. Webb, Shelby, N. C.-Father: E. Yates Webb, '93, Federal Judge and Trustee. Uncle: J. H. Simmons, M.A. '89, Gainesville, Ga. Uncle: T. J. Simmons, '83, Gainesville, Ga. Uncle: E. W. Timber­lake, '73, Judge and Trustee. Uncle: .J. L . Webb, '74, Shelby, N. C.

R. C. Wells, Kenansville, N. C.-Uncle: J. G. Carroll, B.A. '08, Wake Forest Faculty.

J. W. Whisnant, Jr., Lenoir, N. C.-Father: J. W. Whisnant, B.A. '04, Lawyer, Lenoir, N. C. Uncle: W. M. Dickson, '83, Merchant, Wake Forest, N. C. Uncle: N. A. Dunn, B.A. '94, Busines!:'l, Raleigh, N. C.

Myles White, Rutherfordton, N. C.-Uncle: A. C. Lovelace, B.A. '16, Henrietta, N. C.

C. V. Willis, Morehead City, N. C.-Uncle: N. R. Webb, B.A. '09, Morehead City, N.C. Brother:· R T. Willis, B.A. '27, Morehead City, N.C.

W. C. Ward, Ryland, N. C.-Brother: W. F. Ward, B.A. ~6, Raleigh, N. C.

M. E. Whicker, Winston-Salem, N. C.-Brother: G. L. Whicker, B.A. '24, Kannapolis, N. C.

H. C. Whims, Wake Forest, N. C.-Brother: Dr . C. B. Whims, B.A. Mad. '25, Atlantic City Hospital, Atlantic City, N. J.

Walter Wiley, Monroe, N. C.-Uncle: Hugh Long, LL.B. '99, Mt. Gflead, N. C. Uncle; E. B. Long, B.A. '95, Clinton, S. C.

Yates Willoughby, G<lrdon, Alabama-Uncle: J. A. WHloughby, '06, St. Pauls, N. C. .

D. M. Woodard, Jr., Conway, N. C.""-Brother: J. R. Woodard, '28, Conway, N. C.

R. M. Woodward, Statesville, N. C.-Brother: 1. Floyd Woodward, B.S. '26.

W. W. Woodhouse, Jr., Elizabethtown, N. C.­Father: W. W. Woodhouse, B.A. '99, Superintendent of Schools, Bladen Co. Uncle: T. B. Woodhouse, '00, Atlanta, Ga. Uncle: F. M. Woodhouse, '07, Boonville, N.C.

F. H. and H. K. Young, Timmonsville, S. C.­Brother: J. L: Young, B. A. Young, .B.A. '24, Tim· monsville, S. C.

Silas B. casey, High Point, N. 0.-Brother: A. H. - Casey., '17, Attorney, N. Wilkesboro, N. C.

J. M. Horton, Brother: S. F. Horton, B.A. '23, Vilas, N.C.

( Oontintted from page jive) October 23, Masonic address at Fuquay Springs . . October 28, West End M. E. Church, Winston-salem.

October 29, The N.orthw~ section North Carolina Edumtional Association.

November 2, Song Recital at 'Rocky Mount. November 5, A!lsoctatiDn of Music Clubs at Norfolk,

Va.