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ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED
HEMETER - HUFF, James
Hemeter, Leslie Hall (B.S., 1916) (Carnegie Institute of Technology,
1929) Electrical Engineer, 436 Franklin Ave., LWilkinsburg, Pa.
Hemler, William Felix (B.S., 1908) Attorney, Rayville, La.
Hemphill, Claude Earl (BA., 1933) Teacher, Monticello, Miss.
Hemphill, 3. Benjamin (B.A., 1927) Minister and Principal, Leggett
School, Magnolia, Miss.
Henderson, Christopher Rankin (B.A., 1858) Deceased.
Henderson, Eustace Ruffin (BA., 1906) Minister, Grenada, Miss.
Henderson, Jesse Joseph (B.A., 1910) Deceased.
Henderson, Walter Louis (B.S. 1908) Teacher and Planter, Pontotoc,
Miss.
Hendrick, John Edgar (BA., 1926) (M.A. Vanderbilt U., 1927) Chemist,
Ethyl Corporation, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Hendrick, Roger Marion (B.A., 1922) Manufacturer Academic Caps and
Robes, 909 North St., Jackson, Miss.
Hennington, Troy B. (B.S., 1916) Business, Crystal Springs, Miss.
Henry, Joseph Raymond (B.A., 1934) Medical Student, U. of Tennessee,
Memphis, Tenn.
Henry, Norman McLeod (B.S., 1901) Deceased.
Henson, Ed Newell (B.S., 1914) M.S., Ibid., 1917) Banker, Philadelphia,
Miss.
Herod, James William (B.A., 1988) Chemist, Pan-American Petroleum Corporation,
Destrahan, La.
Herring, Bernard B. (B.A., 1929) Supt. School, Clewiston, Fla.
Herring, Edith Iva (BA., 1936) Teacher, Public Schools, Meridian, Miss.
Herring, Hiram Lee (Ph.B., 1905) Attorney, Ruleville, Miss.
Herring, John Wesley (B.A., 1926) Farmer, Lumberton, Miss.
Herring, Maurice Francis (B.S., 1929) (M.A., Peabody College, 1934)
Supt. School, Utica, Miss.
Herring, Percy Floyd (B.A., 1937) Minister, Charleston, Miss.
Herring, Ruth Lee (B.A., 1931) (Mrs. C. S. Phillips) Housewife, Florida
City, Fla.
Herrington, Cecil Preston (B.S. in Medicine, 1930) (M.D., U. of Tennessee,
1931) Physician, 1304, Jackson St., Alexandria, La.
Herrington, Mildred Elizabeth (BA., 1933) (Mrs. Arthur Sullivan) Housewife,
Terry, Miss.
Herrmann, John Nazarro (B.A., 1930) Employee, U. S. Engineer’s Office,
Mobile, Ala.
Hester, Bannie Lucille (B.A., 1934) (Mrs. Paul W. Harris) Housewife,
North Green St., Longview, Texas.
Hester, Clifton Lamar (BA., 1925) District N: Y. A. Officer, Greenwood,
Miss.
Hester, Ralph Hanna (B.A., 1930) Insurance Agent, 843 Fairview, Jackson,
Miss.
Hester, William Clem (B.A., 1925) District Manager, Pan-American Life
Ins. Co., Jackson, Miss.
Hewitt, Ava Burton (BA., 1931) (Mrs. Harold D. Alford) Housewife, McComb,
Miss.
Hewitt, Bryant Jefferson (Ph.B., 1907) (M.D., U. of Tennessee, 1911)
Physician, McComb, Miss.
Hewitt, Fenelon Dobyns, Sr. (Ph.B., 1905) Attorney. McComb, Miss.
Hewitt, Fenelon Dobyns, Jr. (“Billy”) (B.A., 1931) (Th.M., S. B. T.
Seminary, 1934) Graduate Student, S. B. T. Seminary, Louisville, Ky.
Hewitt, Lawrence Purser (B.A., 1925) Mangaing Editor, Daily Clarion-Ledger,
Jackson, Miss.
Hewitt, William A. (BA., 1899; D.D., Ibid., 1918) Pastor, First Baptist
Church, 420 N. President St., Jackson, Miss.
Hewitt, William Haley (BA., 1930) Attorney, 420 N. President St., Jackson,
Miss.
Hewlett, Amiot Pritchard (B.A.,. 1921) (Ph.D., Iowa State College,
1930) Chemist, Standard Oil Development Co. of New Jersey, Elizabeth, N.
J. (Residence: 12 Tudor Oneal, Westfield, N. J.)
Hewlett, James Edwin (BA., 1933) (Th.M., S. B. T. Seminary, 1937) Pastor,
Seven Hills Baptist Church, Owensboro, Ky.
Hewlett, James Robinson Graves (B.A., 1897) Minister, Charleston, Miss.
Hickman, Walter Bernard (B.A., 1926) (M.D., Tulane U., 1929) Physician,
Louisville, Miss.
Hickman, William Clinton (BA., 1929) Teacher, Antioch School. Louin
Miss.
Hilbun, Bennie B. (B.A., 1925) (Ph.D., S. B. T. Seminary, 1931) Pastor,
Pontotoc, Miss.
Hilbun, William Marvin (B.A., 1928) Teacher, Gloster, Miss.
Hill, Aubrey Beal (B.A., 1927) Minister, Water Valley, Miss.
Hill, Ernest Clarke (B.A., 1914) Federal Bank Examiner, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Hill, Kelly Morris (B.A., 1933) Teacher, Water Valley, Miss.
Hill, Webster J. (B.A., 1925) (M.A., U. of Mississippi, 1930) Supt.
School, Blue Mountain, Miss.
Hill, William Henry (B.A., 1908) Deceased.
Hilton, R. T. (B.A., 1901) (LL.B., Milisaps College, 1902) Attorney,
Deposit-Guaranty Bank Bldg., Jackson, Miss.
Hilton, Wilburn D., Sr. (B.A., 1901) Deceased.
Hilton, Wilburn D., Jr (BA., 1936) Editor & Publisher, Daily Times
Herald, Wink, Texas.
Hilton Wilburn Delmas (B.A., 1936) Educational Director, CCC Camp D-4,
Co. 4403, Lafayette, La.
Hines, Tom Spight, (B.A., 1927) Teacher, Como, Miss.
Hinton, Junior Craven (B.A., 1932) Principal, Alva School, Sweatman,
Miss.
Hinze, Robert Elzie (B.A., 1931) Teacher-Coach, Tupelo, Miss.
Hitt, Bruce Owen (B.A., 1934) State Recreational Director, ERA, Tower
Bldg., Jackson, Miss.
Hitt, Joel Reuben, Sr. (B.S., 1917) Professor of Mathematics, Mississippi
College, Clinton, Miss.
Hitt, Lucile Wilimoth (B.A., 1928) (Mrs. Jack Hollingsworth) Housewife,
Richton, Miss.
Hitt, Thomas Stanfield (“Dick”) (B.A., 1932) Asst. Coach, Mississippi
College, Clinton, Miss.
Hobbs, James Randolph (Ph.B., 1903) Pastor, First Baptist Church, Birmingham,
Ala.
Hodges, Fred Barry, Jr. (B.A., 1934) Medical Student, U. of Tennessee,
242 5. Pauline St., Memphis, Tenn.
Hodge, Grover Cleveland (B.A., 1918) (Th.M., S. W. B. T. Seminary,
1921) Pastor, 820 West Jackson St., Biloxi, Miss.
Hodges, Lacey Chappelle (B.A., 1923) Insurance Agent, Life & Casualty
Life Ins. Co., Jackson, Miss.
Hogan, Wilson Arthur (BA., 1932) Supt. School, Neshoba, Miss.
Holcomb, John P. (B.A., 1924) Minister-Teacher, Hickory Grove School,
Route 2, Sumrall, Miss.
Holcomb, Thomas Luther (Ph.B., 1904; D.D., Ibid., 1921) Minister; Executive
Secretary, Southern Baptist Sunday School Board, 161—8th Ave., North, Nashville,
Tenn.
Holcomb, William Benton, Jr. (BA., 1926) Furniture Business, Tupelo,
Miss.
Holcomb, William Edgar (B.A., 1913) President, Mississippi Woman’s
College, Hattiesburg, Miss.
Holcomb, William Lamar (B.A., 1961) (Th.M., Baptist Bible Institute,
1934; Th.D., Ibid., 1936) Pastor, Mt. Olive, Miss.
Holehan, Mike William (B.S., 1919) Physician, Medical Arts Building,
Memphis, Tenn.
Holland, Charles Zilton (B.A., 1929) Pastor, Canton, Miss.
Holland, Joseph William (B.A., 1937) Employee, State Highway Dept.,
Mathiston, Miss.
Holland, Paul (B.S., 1902) Banker, Hollandale, Miss.
Holland, Walter P. (B.S., 1887) Retired Banker and Planter, Clarksdale,
Miss.
Hollingsworth, Jack (BA., 1928) Reforestation Superintendent, Richton,
Miss.
Hollingsworth, Nathan Morris (B.A., 1873) Deceased.
Hollingsworth, Salathiel Lamar (B.S., 1902) (M.D., Tulane U., 1905)
Physician, Columbus, Miss.
Hollingsworth, Salathiel M. (B.A., 1861) Deceased.
Hollingsworth, Travis Glen (B.A., 1933) Supt. School, Pineville, Miss.
Hollingsworth, T. N. (B.A., 1896) U. S. Deputy Revenue Collector, Jackson,
Miss.
Hollis, Diaz Taylor (B.A., 1920) Teacher, Pisgah School, Route 3, Rienzi,
Miss.
Hollis, Howard DeWitt (Ph.B., 1913) Teacher, Walnut, Miss.
Hollis, William Percy (B.A., 1915) Supt. School, Electric Mills, Miss.
Hollowell, Claude (B.A., 1917) Furniture Business, 47 East Main St.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Hollowell, Frederick Dixon, Jr., (B.A., 1928) (M.D., U. of Virginia,
1932) Physician, Lamar Life Bldg., Jackson, Miss.
Hollowell, John Corbett, (Ph.B., 1913) Insurance Business, Houston,
Texas.
Hollowell, Quentin Barber (B.A., 1934) Cotton Business and Postoffice
Employee, Yazoo City, Miss.
Hollowell, ‘Thomas Cowsert (Ph.B., 1910) Merchant, Hatch, New Mexico.
Holmes, Meed Boland (B.A., 1929) (M.A., Alabama Polytechnic Institute,
1934) Teacher, Kosciusko, Miss.
Holmes, Verner Smith (B.A., 1931) (M.D., Tulane U., 1936) Interne,
Baltimore City Hospital, Baltimore, Md.
Holmes, Vernon C. (BA., 1931) Teacher, 901 8. 30 St., Apt. F. 1, Birmingham,
Ala.
Holt, Mary Clyde (BA., 1934) Teacher, 320 N. President St., Jackson,
Miss.
Hood, Mallie Roy (BA., 1933) Teacher, Brookhaven, Miss.
Hooks, John Horace (B.A., 1919) Pastor, Rayville, La.
Hord, Lloyd Granville (B.A., 1931) Supt. School, Sylvarena, Miss.
Home, DeWitt Otho (B.A., 1923) (Th.G., S. B. T. Seminary, 1926) Pastor,
Monticello, Miss.
Horton, B. G. (B.A., 1927) Agent, Jefferson Standard Life Ins. Co.,
524 Lampton Bldg., Jackson, Miss.
Horton, Capitola (B.A., 1927) (Mrs. Joe Duncan) Housewife, Ruleville,
Miss.
Horton, James Maurice (B.A., 1929) Teacher-Coach, Enterprise, School,
Route 4, Brookhaven, Miss.
Horton, John Earl (B.A., 1926) Supt. School, New Hebron, Miss.
Horton, Lloyd Ellis (B.A., 1928) Teacher, Pine Grove School, Ripley,
Miss.
Horton, William Boyd (B.A., 1928) (M.A., U. of Colorado) Professor
and Dean of Men, Hinds Junior College, Raymond, Miss.
Howard, Mildred Katherine (B.A., 1937) Teacher, Port Gibson, Miss.
Howell, Everett Irl (B.A., 1935) (MS., Vanderbilt U., 1937) Graduate
Student, U. of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C.
Howell, Howard Gresn (B.A., 1937) Teacher, Smithville, Miss.
Howell, John Corbett (Ph. B., 1913) Business, Houston, Miss.
Howell, Raleigh Wayne (B.S., 1914) Teacher, Vosshurg, Miss.
Howie, John Hines (B.A., 1898; M.A., Ibid., 1899) Attorney, Deposit-Guaranty
Bank Bldg., Jackson, Miss.
Huddleston, Adeline Rebekah (BA., 1937) Teacher, Tylertown, Miss. Hudnall,
R. Henry (BA., 1890) (M.A., U. of Virginia, 1894; Ph.D.,
U. of Leipsig, Germany, 1898) Deceased.
Hudson, B. W. (B.A., 1925) Pastor, Germantown, Tenn.
Hudson, William Cleatus (BA., 1924) Teacher-Coach, Oak Grove, La.
Hudspeth, Charles Seth (BA., 1929). Supt. Schools, Hazlehurst, Miss.
Huff, James Knox, Sr. (B.A., 1919) Attorney, Forest, Miss.
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