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ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED
KINABREW - LOVE,
Henry
Kinabrew, Randolph George (BA., 1937) Teacher, Beech Stand School, Wilkinson,
Miss.
King, Eustice Eugene (B.A., 1874) Deceased.
King, John M. (B.S., 1920) Teacher-Coach, Brookhaven, Miss.
King, Mary Belle Riley (Mrs. John M.) (B.A., 1924) Housewife, Brookhaven,
Miss.
King, Rufus Lanier (B.A., 1861) Deceased.
King, Wilbert Adrian (BA., 1927) Chemist, The Barrett Co., Chalfont,
Pa.
Kinsey, Herman E. (B.A., 1923) (M.A., Louisiana State U., 1926) Chemist,
Gulf Refining Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Kinsey, James Evans, (Ph.B., 1918) Pastor, Merigold, Miss.
Kirkland, Stuart Benson (Ph.D., 1911) Merchant, Quitman, Miss.
Kirkpatrick, Mildred Moorbead (B.A., 1931) (Mrs. C. A. Arnett) Housewife,
c/o C. & G. Railroad, Columbus, Miss.
Kitchings, Atley Archer (B.A., 1917) (M.A., U. of Mississippi, 1932;
Ph.D., S. B. T. Seminary 1933) Professor of Modern Languages, Mississippi
College, Clinton, Miss.
Knight, Grace (B.A., 1928) (Mrs. Walter L. Huff) Housewife, 2530 Ernest
Apts., Jacksonville, Fla.
Knight, James Sheldon (B.A., 1926> Agent, Standard Life Ins. Co., Jackson,
Miss.
Knight, Lonnie Willard, Jr. (BA., 1934) Chaplain, CCC, Co. 4410, Ruston,
La.
Knox, Isaac Cecil, Jr., (B.A., 1936) Medical Student, U. of Louisville,
Louisville, Ky.
Knox, 5, Rush (B.A., 1896) Attorney, Houston, Miss.
Koonce, Ray Franklin (B.A., 1935) Student, S. W. B. T. Seminary, Seminary
Hill, Texas.
Koonce, Riley J. (B.S., 1920) (M.A., Indiana U., 1926) Supt. Schools,
Yazoo City, Miss.
Kyzar, Jewell Horton (B.A., 1928) (Th.M., S. B. T. Seminary, 1931)
Pastor, Drew, Miss.
Kyzar, William Winborn, Jr. (B.A., 1936) Student, S. B. T. Seminary,
Louisville, Ky.
Lackey, James Bridges (B.A., 1915; M.A., Ibid., 1933) (Ph.D., Columbia
U. 1930) Employee, City Health Dept., 3rd & Kilgore Sts., Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Lackey, William R. (B.S., 1920) Broker, Atlanta, Ga.
Laird, Ernest Edward (B.S., 1914) Cashier, Capital National Bank, Jackson,
Miss.
Laird, Henry Gray (B.A., 1926) Planter, Florence, Miss.
Lamb, James Wilson (BA., 1928) Business, Winona, Miss.
Lambert, Wilmer Thomas (B.A., 1912) Business, Monticello, Miss.
Lambright, Ethel Pauline (B.A., 1933) Teacher, 1312—24 Ave., Meridian,
Miss.
Landrum, Edwin Lucas (B.A., 1924’) Life Insurance Agent, Rolling Fork,
Miss.
Landrum, Evie Kirkling (B.A., 1928) (Mrs. A. L. Goodrich) Housewife,
Clinton, Miss.
Landrum, James Hilton (BA., 1936) Teacher, Tylertown, Miss.
Landrum, Louella (BA., 1924) (MA., Duke University, 1937) Teacher,
Clinton, Miss.
Landrum, Walter Melvin (B.A., 1934) Asst. Coach, Mississippi College,
Clinton, Miss.
Lane, Chalmers Keith (“Joe”) (BA., 1936) Teacher, Taylorsville, Miss.
Lane, Edgar Moore (B.A., 1908) Attorney and Chancellor, Raleigh, Miss.
Lane, Luther Prentiss (B.A., 1918) Attorney, Tulsa, Okla.
Langford, William Richard (BA., 1911) Deceased,
Laugham, Rosella P. (Mrs. R. W. ) (B.A., 1926) Housewife, Tylertown,
Miss.
Langham, Rufus W. (B. A., 1926) (Ph.D., Baptist Bible Institute, Minister-Teacher,
Dexter School, Tylertown, Miss.
Langley, Robin Adair (B.A., 1924) Pastor, Learned, Miss.
Langston, Charles Lewis (B.A., 1925) Teacher, Box 469, Krum, Texas.
Langston, Dalco Obed (B.A., 1929) Teacher, Asheville, Ala.
Langston, DeWitt Talmadge, Jr., (BA., 1936) Farmer, New Hebron, Miss.
Langeton, John Quitman, (B.S., 1907) Deceased.
Langston, Virgil Ray (B.A., 1930) Teacher, New Augusta, Miss.
Large, Ulysses Simpson (B.A., 1926) Legislator, Waynesboro, Miss.
Lassetter, Carl Irving (B.A., 1911) Attorney, 1035 N. Congress St.,
Jackson, Miss.
Lassetter, John Madison (B.A., 1910; M.A., Ibid., 1932) Supt. Schools,
Clinton, Miss.
Latimer, John Francis (B.A., 1922) (MA., U. of Chicago, 1926; Ph.D.,
Yale U., 1929) Associate Professor of Classics, George Washington U., Washington,
D. C.
Latimer, Margaret (B.A., 1922) (Mrs. G. T. Buckley) (M. Library Science,
U. of Illinois, 1926) do M. S. C. W., Columbus, Miss.
Latimer, Maria Johnson (Mrs. Murray) (B.A., 1927> Housewife, Clinton,
Miss.
Latimer, Murray (B.A., B.S., 1897; M.A., Ibid., 1898) Professor of
Ancinet Languages, Mississippi College, Clinton, Miss.
Latimer, Murray Webb (B.A., 1919) (M.B.A., Harvard U., 1924) Chairman
Railroad Retirement Board; Member Social Security Board; 15 West Bradley
Lane, Chevy Chase; Maryland.
Latimer, Myrtle Catharine (B.A., 1930) (B.M., Knox Conservatory of
Music, 1934) (Mrs. John H. Monroe) Housewife, 222 Medway St., Providence,
Rhode Island.
Latimer, Ruby (B.A., 1926) (Mrs. C. E. Merrell) Teacher, Gum Branch
School, Ackerman, Miss.
Latimer, Thomas Jefferson (Ph.B., 1915) Deceased.
Lavender, Weldon Kenneth (B.A., 1915) Deceased.
Lawrence, John Benjamin (B.A., 1899; M.A., Ibid., 1900) Secretary Southern
Baptist Home Mission Board, Atlanta, Ga.
Lea, Charles Clay, Jr. (B.S., 1908) Bookkeeper, Box 517, Bastrop, La.
Lea, Frances Bell (B.A., 1936) Teacher, McBride, Miss.
Leach, J. Angus (B.A., 1925) Frigidaire Business, Memphis, Tenn.
Lee, E. N.. (B.S., 1897) Business, Laurel, Miss.
Lee, Frances Marie (B.A., 1984) (Mrs. Robert Thompson) Teacher, Forest,
Miss.
Lee, Frank Jasper (B.S., 1816) Deceased.
Lee, Griff Calicutt (B.S., 1920) Patient, Veterans’ Hospital, Gulfport,
Miss.
Lee, Hal Burnham (B.A., 192 6) Professional Baseball player. Present
address, Ruston, La.
Lee, Herbert Eugene (B.S., 1908) Educational Work, CCC, Vicksburg,
Miss. Permanent address, Canton, Miss.
Lee, Hugh (B.A., 1928) Funeral Director, Morton, Miss.
Lee, James Wigfall (B.S., 1895; D.D., Ibid.) Pastor, Batesville, Miss.
Lee, Maxwell Jerome (B.A., 1928) Business, Mendenhall, Miss.
Lee, Needham Jackson (B.A., 1918) Pastor, Wiggins, Miss.
Lee, Paul (B.A., 1931) Mercantile Business, Canton, Miss.
Lee, Percy Mercer, Sr. (B.A., 1)11) (LL.B., Millsaps College, 1915)
Attorney, Forest, Miss.
Lee, Percy Mercer, Jr. (B.A., 1936) Attorney, Forest, Miss.
Lee, Robert Edward (B.A., 1931) (Th.M., S. B. T. Seminary, 1935) Graduate
Student, S. B. T. Seminary, Louisville, Ky.
Lee, Robert Ellis (B.A., 1923) Salesman, Batesville, Miss.
Lee, Thomas Ferguson (B.A., 1929) Teacher, RFD, Wesson, Miss.
Lee, Walton Ellis (B.A., 1901) Pastor, Como, Miss.
Legan, James Marion (B.A., 1923.) Business, Estes, Miss.
Leggett, Charles Hubert (B.A., 1929) Business, Laurel, Miss.
Lewis, Benjamin Henry (B.S., 1919) Field Representative, N. Y. A.,
Tower Bldg., Jackson, Miss.
Lewis, Charles Dorris (B.A., 1910) Attorney, 610 E. 15 St., Okmulgee,
Okla.
Lewis, Charles Leroy (B.A., 1935) Teacher, Belen, Miss.
Lewis, Emmett Marion (B.S., 1916) Deceased.
Lewis, George Banks (B.A., 1871) Deceased.
Lewis, James Bryant (B.A., 1929) Senior Interviewer with M.S.E.S.,
Grenada, Miss.
Lewis, William Littleberg (Ph.B., 1910) Druggist, Hattiesburg, Miss.
Lewis, William Richmond, (PhE. 1903) Insurance Business, Alexandria,
La,
Lindenmayer, Gottleib David (B.A., 1915) (B.D., Crozer Seminary; M.A.,
U. of Pennsylvania, 1919) Teacher, 522 South Cooper St., Memphis,. Tenn.
Lindsey, Tate Jefferson (B.A., 1928) (Ph.D., Indiana U., 1936) Asst.
Professor of Physics, Mississippi College, Clinton, Miss.
Linton, Cecil V. (B.A., 1925) Principal, Jones School, Route 1, McComb,
Miss.
Lipsey, Crawford Hall (B.A., 1920) (M.A., U. of Virginia, 1925) High
School Principal, Brookhaven, Miss.
Lipsey, John Johnson (BA., 1908) Dealer in Antique Books, Pine Grove,
Broadmoor, Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Lipsey, Plautus Iberius, Jr., (B.A., 1913) Professor of Journalism
and Director of Publicity, John B. Stetson University, DeLand, Fla.
Little, Curtis Juan (B.A., 1926) Clerk, State Tax Commission, Shadow-lawn,
Jackson, Miss.
Little, Luther A. (B.A., 1898) Pastor, First Baptist Church, Charlotte,
North Carolina.
Little, Winston Woodward (B.S., 1914) (M.A., U. of Chicago, 1924) Professor
of Education, U. of Flordia, Gainesville, Fla.
Littlejohn, Erman Pressley (B.A., 1936) Secretarial Staff, Office of
State Supt. of Education, Jackson, Miss.
Lofton, William Milford (B.A., 1925) (Ph.D., U. of North Carolina,
1928, Chemist, 226 Parkway, Wazterview, Portsmouth, Va.
Logan, Albert James (B.A., 1919) (A.M. and D.D.S., U. of Michigan)
Dentist and Instructor, School of Dentistry, U. of Michigan, Ann Arbor,
Mich.
Logan, John Lockhart, (B.L., 1889) Deceased.
Lomax, Alexander Adams, Sr. (B.A., 1862; D.D., Ibid., 1895) Deceased.
Lomax, Alexander Adams, Jr. (B.S., 1908) Deceased.
Long, George Evon (B.A., 1925) Supt. State Park, No. 9, McComb, Miss.
Longino, Andrew Houston (B.S., 1875) Ex-Governor and Hinds County Judge,
Jackson, Miss.
Longino, Charles Freeman (B.A., 1931) Traveling Salesman, Armour &
Co., Silver Creek, Miss.
Longino, Charles Spurgeon (B.S., 1908) Attorney, Clarkedale, Miss.
Longino, Houston Walker, Sr. (Ph.B., 1903) Traveling Salesman, Silver
Creek, Miss.
Longino, Richard Kirby (B.S., 1908) Wholesale Merchant (Longino &
Collins) New Orleans, La.
Longmire, Ernest Bryan (B.A., 1932) Bookkeeper, Cobb Construction Co.,
Meridian, Miss.
Loomis, Louie Price (B.S., 1920) Newspaper Work, 2902 Lane St., Seattle,
Washington.
Lorance, Clarence Wilbourne (B.A., 1925) Supt. School, Holly Bluff,
Miss.
Lorance, Edith Watkins (Mrs. A. M.) (BA., 1933) Teacher, Pickens, Miss.
Lott, James Gordon (B.A., 1917) (Th.M., S. W. B. T. Seminary, 1921)
Pastor, Calvary Baptist Church, 1636 Euclid Ave., Memphis, Tenn.
Love, Henry Eager (B.A., 1935) Choir and Educational Director, First
Baptist Church, Box 308, Reidsville, North Carolina.
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