ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED

VENABLE, Robert Abram, Jr. - WILLIAMS, Edward Clayton
 

Venable, Robert Abram, Jr. (B.S., 1915) World War Veteran, Meridian, Miss.
Venable, William Webb (B.A., 1898) Attorney, Clarksdale, Miss.
Vest, John William (BA., 1928) (M.A., U. of Texas, 1932) Teacher, Brownsville, Texas.
Vincent, William Othel (BA., 1937) Teacher-Band Director, Okolona, Miss.
Vinzant, Cary T. (B.A., 1926) (Th.M., S. B. T. Seminary, 1929) Pastor, The Hill Baptist Church, Augusta, Ga.
Virden, Walter, Jr. (B.S., 1914) Merchant, Cynthia, Miss.
Wade, John Allen, Jr. (BA., 1937) Teacher, Pattison, Miss.
Waggoner, John Jackson (B.A., 1929) Teacher, Pineville, Miss.
Walden, Ben Garrett, Jr. (B.A., 1937) Student, Gupton-Jones School of Embalming, 1800 West End, Nashville, Tenn.
Waidrup, Frank Green (B.A., 1930) Teacher, Bay Springs, Miss.
Walker, Barney W. (B.S., 1918) Pastor, Poplarville, Miss.
Walker, John Thomas (B.A., 1895) Deceased.
Walker, Robert Pleasant (B.A., 1926) Teacher, Amory, Miss.
Walker, Rufus Royd (B.A., 1927) Teacher, Cleveland, Tenn.
Walker, Samuel Augustus (Ph.B., 1903) Bank Cashier, Brookhaven, Miss.
Walker, Solon Lowrey (B.A., 1921) Teacher, New Hebron, Miss.
Wall, William Baker (BA., 1909) Attorney, Salisaw, Okla.
Wallace, Blumie Fried (Ph.B., 1906) Minister Supt. Baptist Children’s Home, Monroe, La.
Wallace, Charles Thomas (B.A., 1933) Teacher, Hillsboro, Miss.
Wallace, Coleman Love (B.S., 1917) (D.D.S., U. of Tennessee, 1925) Dentist, Carthage, Miss.
Wallace, Erbin Miller (B.A., 1934) Teacher, Harrisville, Miss.
Wallace, Ethel Vinnette (B.A., 1936) Teacher, Hillsboro, Miss.
Wallace, Fred (B.A., 1924) Assistant Cashier, Jackson-State National Bank, Residence: 963 Morningside, Jackson, Miss.
Wallace, James Helms (B.A., 1904) Deceased.
Wallace, Jesse Thornton, Jr. (B.S., 1917) (M.D., Columbia U.) Physician, 3515—86 St., Jackson Heights, New York City, N. Y.
Wallace, J. T. (B.S., 1916) (M.A., Peabody College) Principal, High School, Hattiesburg, Miss.
Wallace, Lucille Miles (B.A., 1932) (Mrs. E. F. Bradley) Housewife, Carthage, Miss.
Wallace, Luther Guy (B.A., 1913) Supt. School, Oakland, Miss.
Wallace, Robert Lee (B.S., 1907) (Th.B., S. B. T. Seminary, 1913) Pastor, Raymond, Miss.
Wallace, Simon Charles (B.S., 1917) (M.A., Peabody College, 1932) Dean, Jones Junior College, Ellisville, Miss.
Wallace, W. Denson (B.A., 1917) Minister, Cleveland, Miss.
Wallace, William Edward (B.A., 1936) Graduate Student, U. of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Waller, Curtis Longino (Ph.B., 1908) Attorney, Centennial Bldg., Tallahassee, Fla.
Wallis, Carlton Lamar (BA., 1936) Teacher, Belzoni, Miss.
Walne, Ernest Nathan (B.L., 1888; D.D., Ibid., 1908) Deceased.
Walters, Thomas Jefferson (B.A., 1926) Employee, United Gas. Co., Ellisville, Miss.
Walton, Anne Graves (B.A., 1937) Bryan Memorial University, Dayton, Tenn.
Walton, George W. (B.S., 1877) Deceased.
Walton, Russell Ernest (B.A., 1937) Teacher, New Ireland School, Route 2, Union, Miss.
Walton, Tom Fox (BA., 1925) Manager, Widler Pickle Co., Wiggins, Miss.
Ward, Adin Adair (B.A., 1935) Teacher, Marydell School, Route 5, Carthage. Miss.
Ward, Herschel Rogers (B.A., 1915) Teacher, School for the Blind, Knoxville, Tenn.
Ward, Jesse Zechariah (B.A., 1934).
Ward, Katherine O’Neal (B.A., 1933) Teacher, City Schools, Jackson. Miss.
Ward, Nida Mooney (Mrs. A. A.) (BA., 1934) Teacher, Marydell School, Route 5, Carthage, Miss.
Ward, Ray (B.A., 1928) Chemist, Texas Gulf Sulphur Co., New Gulf, Texas.
Ward, Solomon Kelly (B.A., 1923) (D.D.S., Atlanta-Southern College of Dentistry, 1928) Dentist, Taylorsville, Miss.
Ware, Charles Newton (B.S., 1907) Business, Wilmington, North Carolina.
Ware, Joseph Crossley (B.A., 1932) Accounting Clerk, 732 Northwest St., Jackson, Miss.
Warwick, Alexander Morris (B.A., 1924) (LL.B., U. of Mississippi, 1928) Attorney, Carthage, Miss.
Warwick, James Gordon (B.A., 1918) (M.A., Peahody College, 1927) Assistant Bursar, Peabody College, Nashville, Tenn.
Waters, Dan Henry (B.A., 1921) Deceased.
Watkins, Anita Margaret (BA., 1930) (Mrs. E. W. Clinton) Housewife Route 4, Hattiesbnrg, Miss.
Watkins, Asa Carroll, Sr. (BA., 1886; M.A., Ibid. 1899; D.D., Ibid., 1900) Deceased.
Watkins, Asa Carroll, Jr. (B.A., 1933) Clerical Work, Delta Cotton Oil Co., Jackson, Miss. Residence: Clinton, Miss.
Watkins, John Otho (B.S., 1920) Teacher, Glen Flora, Texas.
Watkins, Ruth Helen (B.A., 1926) (B.M.T., W. M. U. Training School, 1929) Housewife, 361 Mayes St., Jackson Miss
Watkins, William Marion, Jr. (B.A., 1915) Jeweler, Crystal Springs, Miss.
Watson, Annie Elizabeth (BA., 1936) (Mrs. Merrill Eakin) Teacher, Coxburg School, Route 2, Eden, Miss.
Watson, James Carl (B.A., 1912) (ED., Louisville Presbyterian Seminary, 1919) Pastor, Presbyterian Church, Louisville Miss
Watson, Robert Eli (B.A., 1912; M.A., Ibid., 1916).
Watts, Carlos Arvin (B.A., 1921) Chief Chemist, Armour Pigment Plant, 509 Arlington Drive, New Orleans, La.
Watts, Ida Mae (B.A., 1927; M.A., Ibid., 1933) (Mrs. Carroll Stevens) Housewife, Hazlehurst, Miss.
Watts, James Louis, Jr. (B.A., 1933) 1st Lieut., Headquarters Co. 4454, CCC, Hosford, Fla.
Watts, Nathan Luther (BA., 1929) Teacher, Improve School, RFD, Columbia, Miss.
Watts, Walter Edwin (B.A., 1927) Insurance Agent. Brookhaven, Miss.
Weatherall, Sellers Mathis (BA., 1923) Salesman, 2250 Sunset Bend, Houston, Texas.
Weathershy, Hal Monroe (B.A., 1905) (M.A., U. of Chicago, 1929) Dean, and Professor of History, Louisiana College, Pineville, La.
Weathershy, William Hennington (BA., 1900; M.A., Ibid., 1901) (Ph.D., U. of Chicago, 1919) Professor of Education and Director Demonstration School, State Teachers College, Hattiesburg, Miss.
Weaver, Howard Houston (B.A., 1937) Teacher, Bond School, Route 3, Philadelphia, Miss.
Weaver, James Jackson (BA., 1930) Business Manager, State Dept. of Education, Jackson, Miss.
Weaver, Thomas Todd (BA., 1930) (MA., U. of Mississippi, 1936) Principal, Brownsville, School, RFD, Clinton, Miss.
Webb, Alfred Cornelius (B.A., 1929) Supt. School, Houlka, Miss.
Webb, Charlie Alexander (BA., 1935) Student, S. B. T. Seminary, Mullins Hall, Louisville, Ky.
Webb, Charles H. (ES., 1886) Deceased.
Webb, Charles Wheeler (B.A., 1875) Retired Business Man, Clifton Springs, New York.
Webb, Henry Deupree (B.A., 1892) Deceased.
Webb, Hernando Dero (ES., 1909) Banker, Grenada, Miss.
W8bb, James T. (Ph.B., 1910) Supt. City Schools, Union City, Tenn.
Webb, Lester Dell (B.A., 1985) Supt. School, Pittsboro, Miss.
Webb, Nelson Gould (B.A., 1894) Deceased.
Webb, Prentiss Lamar (B.A., 1928) Banker, Shelby, Miss.
Webb, Thomas Leroy (BA., 1889) Deceased.
Webb, Sara Frances (B.A., 1932) Teacher, Adult Education, 815-15 Ave., Laurel, Miss.
Webb, Thompson Berry (B.A., 1911) Traveling Salesman, Florence, Miss.
Webb, W. Sherman, Jr. (B.A., 1887). Deceased.
Weems, John Wesley, Jr. (B.A., 1937) Graduate Student, U. of Georgia, Athens, Ga.
Welch, James (Ph.B., 1904) Deceased.
Wells, Albert Mitchell (B.A., 1927) Insurance Business, Brookhaven, Miss.
Wells, Arthur Edward (B.A., 1935) (M.A., Louisiana State U., 1936) Graduate Student, Louisiana State U., Baton Rouge, La.
Wells, B. H. (B.S., 1879) Deceased.
Wells, Carl Pierson (B.A., 1928) Supt. Scbool, Silver Creek, Miss.
Wells, Jodie C. (B.A., 1921) Pastor, Lafayette, La.
Wells, Miles Griffin (B.S., 1877) Retired Planter, Brandon, Miss.
West, Cecil Davis (B.A., 1928) (Ph.D., Cornell U. 1933) Teacher, High School, 714 N. Tioga St., Ithaca, New York.
Wharton, George (B.A., 1873; D.D., Ibid., 1898) Deceased.
White, Calloway Obanlon (B.A., 1935) Teacher, New Zion School, Tylertown, Miss.
White, Ellison Fred, Jr. (BA., 1937) Special Pre-Med Student, Mississippi College, Clinton.
White, Ernest Homer (B.S., 1909) Agricultural Extension Dept., Mississippi State College, State College, Miss.
White, J. J. (B.S., 1880) Deceased.
White, Napoleon Buckley (B.A., 1931) Principal, Sontag, Miss.
White, R. Longino (B.A., 1925).
Whitfield, Benjamin Franklin (B.A., 1894) Planter, Pocahontas, Miss.
Whitfield, Fltzhugh Aills (B.A., 1937) Asst. Baud Director, City Schools, Vicksburg, Miss.
Whitfield, Henry L. (B.L., 1895; D.D., Ibid, 1908) Deceased. Whitfield, Jesse F. (B.A., 1891) Deceased.
Whitfield, Paul (B.A., 1889) Deceased.
Whitfield, Richard Noble, Jr. (B.A., 1931) Band Director, U. of Mississippi, University, Miss.
Whitfield, Theodore (B.A., 1896) (Th.D., S. B. T. Seminary, 1902), Pastor, Pocahontas, Miss.
Whitfield, Thomas McClelland (B.A., 1935) Planter, Pocahontas, Miss.
Whitten, Alfred Tennyson (Ph.B., 1915) Teacher, City Schools, Route 5, Jackson, Miss.
Whitten, Milton Clay (BA,, 1928) Pastor, Bloomfield, Ky.
Whittington, Luther Alexander (BA., 1902) Attorney and State Senator, Natchez, Miss.
Whittington, Smiley Barney (B S., 1914) Teacher, Route 3, LIberty, Miss.
Whittington, William Madison (B.A., 1898) (LL.B., U. of Mississippi, 1899) Attorney, and Congressman, Greenwood, Miss., and Washington, D. C.
Wilkins, Jack Talliaferro (BA., 1933) Plantation Manager, Duck Hill, Miss.
Wilkinson, Elwyn Nathanael ·(B.A., 1931) (Th.M,, 8. B. T. Seminary, 1934) Pastor, 23rd & Broadway Baptist Church, Louisville, Ky.
Wilkinson, Herman Bailey (B.A., 1936) Student, Baptist Bible Institute, New Orleans, La.
Wilkinson, Stephen Alva (B.A., 1895) (M.A., Columbia U., 1930) Minister-Teacher, Pearl River Junior College, Poplarville, Miss.
Wilkinson, Tom Ward (B.A., 1934).
Williams, Edward Clayton (BA., 1915) State Sunday School Secretary, 320 North State St., Jackson, Miss.

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