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MISSIONARY ALBUM

 
MISSIONARY ALBUM

Foreign Mission Board

Southern Baptist Convention

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A publication of the
FOREIGN MISSION BOARD

Richmond, Virginia

Copyright, 1954
BROADMAN PRESS

Nashville, Tennessee

Revised editon, 1959

475—42503

Library of Congress catalog card number: 59:9684
Printed in the United States of America
7.5D582

 
Contents

1.. Home: Office. Personnel. ... =.

2. Missionary Personnel. 3...

List of Missionaries by Types of Service

List of Missionaries by Geographical
Fields of Service......

Abbreviations

 
Message from Executive Secretary

Missionaries are servants of God, who in response to our Lord’s
leading and the realities of world need have dedicated their lives
as witnesses to his redeeming grace. They serve in many capacities
with the constant objective of leading people to know Christ as
Saviour and follow him as Lord. More than ever before, mission-
aries are needed now; and this album is sent forth with the prayer
that the inspiration of these lives may help many others to find their

place in a world task.

BAKER J. CAUTHEN
Foreign Mission Board
Richmond, Virginia

 
Home Office Personnel

CAUTHEN, BAKER JAMES
Executive Secretary

b. Huntsville, Tex., Dec. 20, 1909; ed. Stephen F. Austin College,
B.A., 1929; Baylor Univ., M.A., 1930; D.D., 1945; S.W.B.T.S.,
Th.M., 1933; Th.D., 1936. Pastor, rural churches in Tex., 1926-32;
Polytechnic Baptist Church, Fort Worth, Tex., 1933-39; acting prof.
of missions, S.W.B.T.S., 1936-39. Appointed missionary to China,
1939; evang., Kweilin, Kwangsi, 1941-45. Sec. for the Orient, Foreign
Mission Board, 1945-53; exec. sec., 1954—. m. Eloise Glass, May 20,
19384. Children: Carolyn, 1937; Ralph, 1988. Home address: 4009
Cutshaw Ave., Richmond 21, Va,

MADDRY, CHARLES EDWARD
Executive Secretary Emeritus

b. Chapel Hill, N. C., Apr. 10, 1876. ed. Univ. of N. C., Ph.B., 1903,
D.D., 1922; S.B.T.S.; Univ. of Texas; Baylor Univ., D.D., 1920; Wake
Forest College, D.D., 1917; Stetson Univ., LL.D. Supt., public educ.,
Orange Co., N. C., 1901-04; pastor of churches, N. C., Ky., Tex.,
1902-21; cor. sec., Baptist Mission Board, N. C., 1921-26; gen. sec.,
N. C. Baptist-Convention, 1926-32; exec. sec., Foreign Mission Board,
1933-44; emeritus, 1945—. Author: “Day Dawn in Yoruba Land,”
“Christ’s Expendables,” and autobiography. m. Emma Parker,
May 2, 1906. Child: C. Katharine (m. Severance), 1907. Address:
Hillsboro, N. C.

CODY, BILL BURT
Associate Secretary, Missionary Personnel

b. Farmerville, Tex., Sept. 16, 1926; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1947;
S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1950. B.S.U. Dir., Univ. of Ky., 1950-53; assoc.
sec., Student Dept., Baptist Sunday School Board, 1958-55; assoc.
sec. for missionary personnel, Foreign Mission Board, 1955—, m.
Elizabeth Ann Compere, Aug. 238, 1947. Children: Kathryn Eliza-
beth, 1953; David Compere, 1954. Address: 4409 Grove Avenue,
Richmond, Va.

CRAWLEY, WINSTON
Secretary for the Orient

b. Newport, Tenn., May 2, 1920; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1939;
Vanderbilt Univ., M.A., 1942; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1944; Th.D., 1947.
Teacher, Baylor Univ., 1939-40; editorial work, Sunday School
Board, 1940-44; pastor, Versailles, Ky., 1944-47; prof., S.B.T.S., 1951-
52. Appointed missionary to China, 1947; language study, Peking,
China, 1947-48; Baguio, Philippines, 1948-49; evang., Baguio, 1949-
52; prof., seminary, Baguio, 1952-54. Sec. for the Orient, Foreign
Mission Board, 1954—. Author: ‘Into a New World.” m. Margaret
Lawrence, June 4, 1944. Children: James Winston, Jr., 1947; Sarah
Anne, 1949; Margaret Joy, 1954. Address: 7506 Greengate Dr.,
Richmond, Va.

DAWKINS, EDNA FRANCES
Associate Secretary, Missionary Personnel

b. Badin, N. C., Apr. 3, 1917; ed. Meredith College, B.A., 1987;
Univ. of N. C.; Ore. State Univ.; Syracuse Univ., M.A., 1944. Mere-
dith College, sec. to dean of women, 1937-40; asst. to dean of women,
1940-42; asst. dean of women, 1944-47. Assoc. sec. (asst. sec. until
1958) for missionary personnel, Foreign Mission Board, 1947—.
Address: 8916 Monument Ave., Richmond, Va.

DEANE, EVERETT LESTER
Treasurer

b. Alberene, Albemarle Co., Va., Apr. 12, 1912; ed. Va. Mechanics
Institute, courses in banking, 1929-31; diploma in accounting and
business adm., 1936. Federal Reserve Bank, Richmond, Va., 1929-
80; U. S. Navy, 1944-46. Asst., book dept., Foreign Mission Board,
1930-34; asst. to treas., 1934-40; asst. treas., 1941-50; treas., 1950—.
m. Virginia Dare Shelton, June 18, 1986. Children: Curtis Everett,
1941; Sharon Dare, 1947. Address: 2424 Kenmore Road, Rich-
mond 28, Va.

 
FUQUA, MARY ELIZABETH
Assistant to the Executive Secretary

b. Cape Charles, Va., Oct. 28, 1923; ed. Longwood College, B.S.,
1945. Sec., Va. State Dept. of Educ., Richmond, 1945-46. Office
sec., Foreign Mission Board, 1946-47; sec. to exec. sec., 1947-49;
asst. to exec. sec., 1949—. Address: 3 Malvern Ave., Richmond, Va.

GOERNER, H. CORNELL
Secretary for Africa, Europe, and the Near East

b. Mart, Tex., Aug. 5, 1908; ed. Southern Methodist Univ., B.A.,
1929; Yale Divinity School; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1932; Ph.D., 1935.
Instructor, S.B.T.S., 1935-38; asst. prof., 1938-42; assoc. prof., 1942-
48; prof., comparative religion and missions, 1948-57; dir., summer
school, 1954-57. Sec. for Africa, Europe, and the Near East, Foreign
Mission Board, 1958—. Author: “Thus It Is Written,” ‘America
Must Be Christian,” “Exploring Africa,’ ““Let’s Listen.” m. Ruth
Vinall Paddock, Sept. 1, 1932. Children: Georgia Cornelia _(m.
Clipp), 1937; Esta May, 1939; Marjorie Ruth, 1942. Address: 5804
Lee Ave., Richmond, Va. :

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GRAY, IONE
Associate Editor, ‘‘The Commission’; Press Representative

b. Rison, Ark., Sept. 27, 1916; ed. Ark, A. & M. College; Ouachita
Baptist College, B.A., 1940; Draughon’s Business College. Teacher,
public schools, five years; Draughon’s Business College, Little Rock,
Ark., 1942-43; asst. editor, “Arkansas Baptist,” Little Rock, 1943-48;
editorial asst., div. of publications, S.B.C. Exec. Com., Nashville,
Tenn., 1948-50. Assoc. editor, ‘The Commission,” and press rep.,
Dept. of Educ. and Promotion, Foreign Mission Board, 1950—.
Address: 923 Kent Rd., Richmond, Va.

GREER, GENEVIEVE
Book Editor

b. Bunker Hill, Ill., Mar. 1, 1907; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ., B.A.,
aS 1929; Univ. of Mo. School of Journalism; Draughon’s Business School.
Le oe Linotype operator, O.B.U., Shawnee, Okla., 1929-31; office sec.,
| “The Baptist Messenger,” Oklahoma City, 1935-43; reporter-book-
keeper, “Foster County Independent,” Carrington, N. D., 1944-45.
Sec. to editor, “The Commission,’ Foreign Mission Board, 1945-48;
editorial asst., Dept. of Educ. and Promotion, 1948-50; book editor,

1950—. Address: 41 Lexington Rd., Richmond 26, Va.

HILL, EUGENE LOWELL
Secretary, Dept. of Missionary Education and Promotion

b. Knox City, Tex., Aug. 28, 1909; ed. Southeastern (Okla.) Teachers
College; Okla. Baptist Univ., B.A., 1932; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1935;
Ph.D., 1943. Appointed missionary to China, 1935; prof., N. T.
Interpretation, Graves Theol. Seminary, Canton, China, 1936-50;
res., 1946-49; mission treas., Singapore, Malaya, 1951-55. Sec.,
ept. of Missionary Educ. and Promotion, Foreign Mission Board,
1955—. m. Louise Heirich, Sept. 6, 1934. Children: Eugene Benton,
1988 (d. 1940); John Lowell, 1941. Address: 1230 Windsor Ave.,
Richmond, Va. .

MAGEE, RALPH ANDERSON
Assistant Treasurer

b. Richmond, Va., Oct. 23, 1911; ed. Va. Mechanics Institute, di-
ploma in accounting and business adm., C.P.A., 1948. Employed
at Federal Reserve Bank, 1928-46; Ernst & Ernst, 1946-49; cleaning
and pressing business, 1949-51. Asst. treas., Foreign Mission Board,
1951—. m. Lois Reynolds, Aug. 17, 1940. Children: Ralph A., Jr.,
1948; Stephen R., 1945; Cecelia Eleanor, 1951; H. Early, 1952. Ad-
dress: 2330 Parkside Ave., Richmond, Va.

MEANS, FRANK KESTER
Secretary for Latin America

b. Harwood, Mo., Sept. 6, 1911; ed. Kansas City Jr. College; Okla.
Baptist Univ., B.A., 1934; LL.D., 1955; S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1938;
Th.D., 1945. Prof. of Missions, S.W.B.T.S., Ft. Worth, Tex., 1939-47.
Sec., Dept. of Missionary Educ. and Promotion, Foreign Mission
Board, 1947-54; sec. for Latin America, 1954—. Author: “Give
Ye!” m. Elwyn Walling, May 30, 19389. Address: 4008 Stuart
Ave., Richmond, Va.

NORDENHAUG, JOSEF
President, European Theological Seminary, Ruschlikon, ZH,
Switzerland

b. Oslo, Norway, Aug. 2, 1903; ed. St. Hansbaugens Gymnasium,
Artium, 1921; Univ. of Oslo, M.S., 1927; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1930;
Ph.D., 1932. Pastor, Ind. churches, 1928-32; asst. pastor, First
Baptist Church, Oslo, 1932-83; pastor, Irene Cole Memorial Church,
Prestonsburg, Ky., 1933-36; Vinton (Va.) Church, 1936-41; Riv-
ermont Ave. Church, Lynchburg, Va., 1941-48. Editor-in-chief,
“The Commission,” Foreign Mission Board, 1948-50; pres., European
Theol. Seminary, Ruschlikon, ZH, Switzerland, 1950—. Naturalized
1937. m. Helen Bacon Rampp, Aug. 7, 1934. Children: Ted, 1939;
Karin, 1941.

 
NORTH, FLOYD HAROLD
Assistant Secretary for Promotion

b. Oklahoma City, Okla., Nov. 23, 1918; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ.,
B.A., 1936; S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1940. Dean and registrar, Southern
Baptist College, Walnut Ridge, Ark., 1941-46; student sec. (B.S.U.),
Nashville, Tenn., 1946-51; pastor, Kirkwood Church, St. Louis, Mo.
Asst. sec. for promotion, Foreign Mission Board, 1957—. m. Thelma
Lorraine Harkey, June 12, 19387. Children: Sharon Kay and Karen
Gay (twins), Sept. 28, 1950. Address: 8215 Shannon Hill Road,

Richmond, ee

SADLER, GEORGE WASHINGTON
Special Representative for Europe

b. Laneview, Va., Oct. 10, 1887; ed. Univ. of Richmond, B.A., 1910;
M.A., 1911; D.D., 1928; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1914; Columbia Univ.,
M.A., 1928. Teacher of Bible, Westhampton College, 1919-20; U.S.
Army, A.E.F., private, 1918, chaplain, 1918-19; pastor, Second Church,
Liberty, Mo., 1982-89. Missionary to Nigeria, West Africa, 1914-
81; sec. for Africa, Europe, and the Near East, Foreign Mission
Board, 1989-57; interim exec. sec., 1953-54; special rep. for Europe,
1958—. Author: “A Century in Nigeria.’”” m. Annie Laurie May-
nard, Aug. 5, 1919. Children: Henrietta (m. Ellwanger), 1920;
George William, 1922. U.S. address: 43 Towana Rd., Richmond,

Va.

SCOFIELD, FON HULESTER, JR.
Associate secretary for Audio-Visual Aids

b. Charleston, Mo., Mar. 11, 1912; ed. Wake Forest College, B.A
1936; M.A., 1941; Andover Newton Theol. School; Duke Univ.
Pastor, Bloomfield (Mo.) Church, 1937-89; Youngsville, N. C., 1939-
42; Rolesville, N. C., 1942-46; sec. for Dept. of Visual Educ., Radio,
and Publicity, N. C. Baptist State Convention, 1946-48. Assoc.
sec. for audio-visual aids, Dept. of Educ. and Promotion, Foreign
Mission Board, 1948—. m. Maude Hunter Bowers, Nov. 17, 1933.
Child: Mary Ellen (m. Silvers), 1934. Address: 5907 Shrubbery

Hill Rd., Richmond, Va.

SMITH, ROGERS MAKEIG
Administrative Associate to the Executive Secretary

b. Waco, Tex., May 19, 1912; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1935; S.W.B.T.S.,
Th.M., 1939; M.R.E., 1940; Th.D., 1953; Peabody College; Vander-
bilt Univ. Student pastor in Tex., 1936-40; Baptist Student Sec.,
Univ. of Tenn., Knoxville, 1940-44; sec., Student Dept., Tenn. Baptist
Convention, 1944-54. Field rep., Foreign Mission Board, 1954-55;
assoc. sec. for promotion, 1955-58; adm. assoc., 1958—. m. Evelyn

Melton, Sept. 10, 1940. Children: Carolyn Ann, 1943 (d. 1943);
Sara Sue, 1946; Rogers Melton, 1948. Address: 1003 Forest Ave.,

Richmond, Va.

STERTZ, JAMES GAIL
Associate Secretary for Missionary Personnel

b. St. Louis, Mo., Apr. 27, 1923; ed. William Jewell College, B.A.,
1944; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1947. Dir. religious activities, Mercer Univ.,
Macon, Ga., 1947-48; pastor, Central Church, Newnan, Ga., 1949-
58; First Church, DeLand, Fla., 1954-57. Assoc. sec. for missionary
personnel, Foreign Mission Board, 1957—. _m. Eda Klarer, May
20, 1946. Children: Joseph Karel, 1947; Kathryn Gail, 1949; James
Gail, Jr., 1951; John Christopher, 1957. Address: Box 381, Bon

Air, Va.

WEST, ELMER STONE, JR.
Secretary for Missionary Personnel

b. Mayslick, Ky., Oct. 29, 1922; ed. Cumberland College; Univ. of
Richmond, B.S., 1948; D.D., 1958; Colgate-Rochester Divinity
School, B.D., 1946; Univ. of Chicago. Pastor, Glen Allen (Va.)
Baptist Church, 1947-58. Sec. for missionary personnel, Foreign
Mission Board, 1958—. m. Betty Jane Watts, Oct. 16, 1947. Chil-
dren: Kathy Clarke, 1950; Martha Anne, 1951; Jennie Beth, 1954.
Address: 4011 Park Ave., Richmond, Va.

WRIGHT, ELBERT LEE
Business Manager

b. Richmond, Va., Apr. 29, 1912; ed. Univ. of Richmond, B.A., 1933;
Va. Mechanics Institute (Banking); William and Mary College;
Princeton Univ. Naval Training School. Bank clerk, Richmond, Va.,
1983-85; teacher, athletic coach, Richmond, 1935-38; real estate,
Pollard & Bagby, Richmond, 1988-43; property mgr., 1946-53; U.S.
Navy, 1944-46. Business mgr., Foreign Mission Board, 1953—.
m. Dorothy Maxine Wills, Aug. 29, 1986. Children: Janice Lee,
1940; Susanne Carol, 1946. Address: 2711 Northumberland Ave.,

Richmond, Va.

 
Missionary Personne

ABELL, JOHN CURTHBERT, JR.

b. Houston, Tex., Nov. 80, 1920; ed. Rice Institute, B.A., 1942;
Baylor Univ. College of Medicine, M.D., 1945; S.W.B.T.S. Student
lab, asst. and grader, Rice Institute, Houston, Tex., 1941-42; intern,
St. Joseph’s Hospital, Fort Worth, Tex., 1945-46; medical officer,
U.S.N.R., 1946-48; part-time medical practice, 1948-51; part-time
employee, Veterans Adm. (medical dept.), 1949-51. Appointed 1951;
staff doctor, leper colony, Ogbomosho, NiGERIA, 1951-52; hospital,
Eku, 19583—. m. Betty Claire Roorbach, 1944. U.S. address: Box
150, Ennis, Tex. NIGERIA

ABELL, BETTY CLAIRE ROORBACH
(Mrs. John C., Jr.)

b. Ennis, Tex., Dec. 26, 1923; ed. Texas State College for Women;
Draughon’s Business College (Dallas); Rice Institute; Texas Chris-
tian Univ., B.A., 1946; S.W.B.T.S. Clerical work, Dallas (Tex.)
Power and Light Co., 1943-44. Appointed 1951; evang. work, Og-
bomosho, NIGERIA, 1951-52; Eku, 19583—. m. John C. Abell, Jr.,
Feb. 6, 1944. Children: J. C., III, 1946; David Andrew, 1950;
Richard Thomas, 1952; Betty Kathleen, 1954. NIGERIA

ABERNATHY, JOHN ARCH

b. Statesville, N. C., Jan. 3, 1896; ed. Univ. of N. C.; Univ. of Chicago;
S.W.B.T.S.; New Orleans Business College; N.O.B.T.S., B.C.T., _
1928; College of Chinese Studies. Missionary, China Direct Mission,
1920-24; liaison officer-chaplain, Chinese Government, 1944-46. Ap-
pointed 1925; evang.-educ. work, Taian, and Tsinan, CHINA, 1925-
48; interned, 1941, repatriated, 1942; evang., adm., educ., relief work
in Seoul, KorBA, 1950, 1953—; Pusan, 1951-53; evang. work, PHILIP-
PINES, 1950-51; founder, pres., Korean Baptist seminary, 1952-57.
m. Jewell Leonard, 1925. U.S. address: Huntington, Ark. scans
A

ABERNATHY, JEWELL LEONARD
(Mrs. John A.)

b. Huntington, Ark., Apr. 2, 1895; ed. East Central (Okla.) Teachers
College, B.A., 1920; Moody Bible Institute; N.O.B.T.S.; College of
Chinese Studies. Missionary, China Direct Mission, 1920-25; prin.,
Baptist girls’ school, Taian, China, 1925-28. Appointed 1928; prin.,
women’s schools in Taian and Tsinan, CHINA, 1928-48; evang. work,
Seoul, KorBA, 1950, 19583—; Pusan, 1952-53; PHILIPPINES, 1950-52.
m. John A. Abernathy, June 20, 1925. KOREA

ADAMS, HEYWARD LANDER

b. Williamston, S. C., Dec. 19, 1916; ed. Brewton-Parker Junior
College; John B. Stetson Univ., B.A., 1945; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E.,
1947; B.D., 1948. Pastor, Ga. churches, 1942-43; First Church,
Crescent City, Fla., 1943-45; School Creek Church, Lampasas, Tex.,
1945-47; Plum Grove Church, Markley, Tex., 1947-48. Appointed
1948; supervisor, station work, Benin City, NIGERIA, 1948-51; prin.,
teacher-training center, 1948-51; resigned 1953; reappointed 1956;
evang., Kabba, 1956—. m. Dorothy Jean Anderson, 1946. U.S.
address: 818 W. 7th Ave., Corsicana, Tex. NIGERIA

ADAMS, DOROTHY JEAN ANDERSON
(Mrs. Heyward L.)

b. Camden, Ark., June 17, 1921; ed. Tex. State College for Women,
B.A., 1942; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1948. Summer worker, Sunday
School Dept., Tex., 1942; schoolteacher, Mission, Tex., 1942-43; educ.,
sec., First Church, Corsicana, Tex., 1948; Baptist student sec., Tex.
State College for Women and No. Tex. State College, 1943-46; sec.
to registrar, S.W.B.T.S., 1947-48. Appointed 1948; evang., Benin
City, NIGERIA, 1948-51; resigned 1953; reappointed 1956; evang.,
Kabba, 1956—. m. Heyward L. Adams, Aug. 26, 1946. Child:
Dean Graham, 1949. NIGERIA

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ADAMS, MARY FLOY WHITE
(Mrs. W. W.)

b. Brooklyn, Ala., July 14, 1883; ed. Judson College, B.A., 1908;
Carver School, B.M.T., 1909. Schoolteacher, Ala. and Ga., 1903-07.
Appointed 1909; evang. work, Tengchow, Shantung, CHrNA, 1909-
25; Dairen, South MANcHURIA, 1925-40. Retired 1948. m. Wayne
Womack Adams, Oct. 28, 1909 (d. 1951). Address: 1124 S. 20th
St., Apt. F-3, Birmingham 5, Ala. EMERITUS—CHINA

ADKINS, THOMAS SPENCER

b. Lindsay, Okla., Apr. 30, 1919; ed. Tex. Western College, B.A.,
1942; Army Finance School; S.W.B.T.S. U.S. Army, 1948-45; sales-
man, El Paso, Tex., 1946-48; maintenance supervisor, Housing Au-
thority of El Paso, 1948-50; owner, Adkins Insurance-Real Estate,
El Paso, 1950-57; head of life insurance dept. and salesman, DeWitt,
Rearick, and Dycus, El Paso, 1957-58. Appointed (special) 1958;
business mgr., Baptist Mission, HONG Kona, 1958—. m. Ellen Cobbs,
1942. U.S. address: c/o S. D. Cobbs, 904 Booker, Brownwood, Tex.
HONG KONG

ADKINS, ELLEN LOUISE COBBS
(Mrs. Thomas S.)

b. El Paso, Tex., Mar. 11, 1928; ed. Tex. Western College. Teacher,
Presbyterian Pan-American School, Kingville, Tex., 1943-44; youth
worker, music dir., First Church, Kingville, 1944; dir. of music, visi-
tation, and B.T.U., Second Church, Corpus Christi, 1944-45; Clerk,
oil co., E] Paso, 1951-52; music dir., Highland Park Church, El Paso,
1952-58; sec., insurance co., El Paso, 1954-57. Appointed (special)
1958; home-church evang., Kowloon, HonGc KoNG, 1958—. m.
Thomas S. Adkins, Sept. 8, 1942. Children: James Spencer, 1947;
William Stanley, 1949; Michael Louis, 1954. HONG KONG

AKINS, LUTHER BYNUM

b. McCaulley, Tex., June 28, 1923; ed. Howard Payne College, B.A.,
1949; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1952. U.S. Navy, 1943-46; pastor, Bethany
Church, Brownwood, Tex., 1947-49; Mambrino Church, Granbury,
Tex., 1949-51; Adamsville (Tex.) Church, 1952-54; Calvary Church,
Stephenville, Tex., 1954-56. Appointed 1956; language student,
Taipeh, TAIWAN, 1956-57; evang., Chiayi, 1957—.  m. Sybil Lea
Means, 1949. U.S. address: 202 Esplanade, Cuero, Tex.

TAIWAN (Formosa)

AKINS, SYBIL MEANS
(Mrs. L. Bynum)

b. Cuero, Tex., Sept. 8, 1928; ed. Howard Payne College, B.A., 1949;
S.W.B.T.S. Schoolteacher, Tolar, Tex., 1949-50; Cresson, Tex., 1950-
51. Appointed 1956; language student, Taipeh, TAIWAN, 1956-57;
evang., Chiayi, 1957—. m. L. B. Akins, Aug. 28, 1949. Children:
Barbara Lynn, 1951; Luther Lee, 1958; John David, 1954; Carol
Sue, 1956. TAIWAN (Formosa)

ALBRIGHT, LeROY

b. Pineville, Ky., Dec. 3, 1927; ed. Georgetown College, B.A., 1951;
S.B.T.S., B.D., 1956. U.S. Navy, 1946-47; asst. pastor, Georgetown
Church, 1949-51; pastor, First Church, Claflin, Kan., 1951-52; Peters-
burg (Ky.) Church, 1954-58. Appointed 1958; language study,
Salisbury, SOUTHERN RHODESIA, 1958-59. m. Jean Flowers, 1950.

U.S. address: 235 Montgomery, Decatur, Ga.
SOUTHERN RHODESIA

ALBRIGHT, JEAN ISOBEL FLOWERS
(Mrs. LeRoy)

b. Atlanta, Ga., Jan. 19, 1980; ed. Georgetown College, B.A., 1951;
Carver School. Substitute teacher, Petersburg (Ky.) Public School,
1956-58. Appointed 1958; language study, Salisbury, SOUTHERN
RuopeEsiA, 1958-59. m. LeRoy Albright, June 5, 1950. Children:
Richard Maxwell, 1952; Maurice Rodney, 1954; Raymond Cecil,
1957. SOUTHERN RHODESIA

ALDERMAN, JENNIE

b. Aleolu, S. C., Nov. 14, 1908; ed. Wheaton College, B.A., 1930;
Columbia Bible College, B.A. in Biblical Educ., 19385; Yale Univ.
Language School. Teacher, South Mountain Industrial Institute,
Nebo, N. C., 1936; public schools, Darlington, S. C., 1943-44. Ap-
pointed 1936; language student, College of Chinese Studies, Peking,
CHINA, 1937-38; evang. work, Tsinan, Shantung, 1938-40, 1947-48;
resigned 1957; reappointed 1958; evang. work, TAIWAN, 1958—.
U.S. address: Alcolu, S. C. TAIWAN (Formosa)

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ALEXANDER, MARK MIDGETT, JR.

b. South Norfolk, Va., Dec. 27, 1927; ed. Wake Forest College, B.A.,
1950; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. B.S.U. dir., Tex. Christian Univ.,
and Brantley Draughon Business College, Fort Worth, 1950, 1951-52;
supply pastor, Riverside Church, Elizabeth City, N. C., 1950; pastor,
Shiloh Church, Itasca, Tex., 1952-53; Coinjock, Poplar Branch, and
Rehobeth churches, Coinjock, N. C., 1954-56. Appointed 1956;
language study, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1956-57; evang., Buenos
Aires, ARGENTINA, 1957-58; Parana, Entre Rios, 1958—. m. Cecile
Price, 1952. U.S. address: 1410 Hawthorne Dr., Norfolk, Va.
ARGENTINA

ALEXANDER, CECILE PRICE
(Mrs. Mark M., Jr.)

b. Corinth, Miss., Dec. 2, 1927; ed. Miss. State College for Women;
Miss. College, B.A., 1950; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1954. Vacation
Bible school worker, Home Mission Board, La., 1948, 1949; Fla.,
1951; counselor, Miss. GA camp, Clinton, 1950; schoolteacher, Ben-
tonia, Miss., 1950-51; educ. sec., South Norfolk (Va.) Church, 1954.
Appointed 1956; language study, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1956-57;
evang., Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA, 1957-58; Parana, Entre Rios,
1958—. m. Mark M. Alexander, Jr., May 80, 1952. Child: Mark
Steven, 1957. ARGENTINA

ALEXANDER, MARY CHARLOTTE

b. Blanco, Tex., May 19, 1886; ed. Baylor Univ., B.S., 1909; Carver
School, B.M.T., 1917; Univ. of Tex., M.A., 1927. Teacher, Tex. col-
leges and high schools, 1909-15; educ. sec., First Church, San Antonio,
Tex., 1917-20. Appointed 1920; prin., Pooi To middle school, Canton,
CHINA, 1922-34; sec., China WMU, 1938-49; pres., China B.Y.P.M.O.,
1937-47, and interim sec., 1940-49; sec., Baptist Press, HONG KONG,
1952-56; teacher, Baptist theol. seminary and Pooi To middle school
for girls, 1952-56. Retired 1956. Author: “Seedtime and Harvest,”
“Charles Arthur Hayes, of China.” Address: 2708 Enfield, Austin,
Tex. EMERITUS—CHINA and HONG KONG

ALLEN, CHARLES AUBREY, JR.

b. Cumberland Co., N. C., Aug. 2, 1929; ed. Wake Forest College,
B.A., 1954; S.E.B.T.S., B.D., 1958. U.S. Air Force, 1948-50; pastor,
Magnolia and Cape Fear churches, Fayetteville, N. C., 1951-54;
Center Church, Wade, N. C., 1954-58. Appointed for GUATEMALA,
1958; language study, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1958-59. _m. Jean Short,

1954. U.S. address: c/o D. H. Short, 1010 Bridges St., High Point,
N.C. GUATEMALA

ALLEN, MILDRED JEAN SHORT
(Mrs. Charles A., Jr.)

b. High Point, N. C., Nov. 30, 1980; ed. Mars Hill College, A.A., 1951;
Wake Forest College, B.A., 1958; S.E.B.T.S. Teacher, Mineral
Springs High School, Winston-Salem, N. C., 1953-54. Appointed
for GUATEMALA, 1958. m. Charles A. Allen, Jr., June 26, 1954.
Child: Celia Elizabeth, 1956. GUATEMALA

ALLEN, JAMES ROSS

b. Blenheim, S. C., Aug. 20, 1890; ed. Guilford College; Furman
Univ., B.A., 1915; S.B.T.S. Farmer-pastor, Lamar, S. C., 1915;
pastor, First Church, Simpsonville, S. C., and teacher, Greenville
(S. C.) high school, 1918-19. Appointed 1919; teacher, Colegio
Batista Mineiro, Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, BRAzIL; actin
prin., 1925, 1929, 1930, 1933, 1938; gen. sec., state board, and fiel
missionary; co-pastor of First Baptist Church, Belo Horizonte.
Retired 1952. m. Margie Hammond, 1919. Address: 2105 E.

North St., Greenville, S. C. EMERITUS—BRAZIL

ALLEN, MARGIE BELL HAMMOND
(Mrs. James R.)

b. Atlanta, Ga., Mar. 6, 1894; ed. Carver School, B.M.T., 1917; City
Hospital (Louisville, Ky.). Appointed 1919; matron, girls’ dormi-
tory, Colegio Batista Mineiro, Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, BRAZIL,
1921-23; Sunday school and WMU worker, First Baptist Church,
Belo Horizonte; state sec. of WMU, 1946-47. Retired 1952. m. James
R. Allen, June 14, 1919. Children: James Ross, Jr., 1920; Frances
Elizabeth, 1923 (d. 1924); Herbert Lewis, 1925; Nancye Jean, 1930.
EMERITUS—BRAZIL

ALLEN, OLIVE

b. Elizabethton, Tenn., Oct. 27, 1907; ed. East Tenn. Teachers Col-
lege; Carson-Newman College, B.A., 1929; Columbia Univ. Teacher,
Elizabethton High School, 1980-88; dir. of Christian educ., Citadel
Square Church, Charleston, S. C., 1988-48. Appointed 1951; teacher,
Nuuanu Kindergarten, Honolulu, Hawau, 1948—; educ. dir., Nuuanu
Baptist Church, 1951—. Address: Elizabethton, Tenn. satiate

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ALLEN, WILLIAM EDISON

b. Amory, Miss., Jan. 25, 1892; ed. Miss. College, B.A., 1916;
S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1919; Colgate Univ., M.A., 1920; S.B.T.S.
Missionary, Monroe and Itawamba (Miss.) counties, 1920-21. Ap-
ae 1921; field missionary, Federal District of Rio, BRAZIL; pastor,

icardo de Albuquerque Church, 1922-36; prof. of Greek, Baptist
seminary, Rio de Janeiro, 1922—; pastor, Itacurussa Church, 1936-
56; pastor emeritus, 1956—; editor, Bible Press, 1940—. m. Edith
Ayers, 1922. U.S. address: c/o Dr. A. A. Allen, Amory, post a

A

ALLEN, EDITH AYERS
(Mrs. W. E.)

b. Fort Smith, Ark., Dec. 10, 1892; ed. Converse College, B.Mus.,
1914; B.A., 1916; Ark. State Normal; Carver School, B.M.T., 1921.
Teacher, Fort Smith (Ark.) High School, 1916-18. Appointed 1921;
pres. and later sec., WMU of Federal District of Rio, BRAZIL, 1921-
31; teacher, Girls’ Dept., Rio College, 1921-48; head, Bible Dept., Rio
Training School, 1949—. Author: two books of songs for children,
two Bible study courses, “Syllabus for Study of Old Testament,”
“Biblical Archeology of the Old Testament” (Portuguese); “Keys
to Brazil” (English). m. W. E. Allen, June 19, 1922. BRAZIL

ANDERSON, JUSTICE CONRAD

b. Bay City, Tex., Feb. 18, 1929; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1950; M.A.,
1951; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1955; Th.D., 1958. Pastor, Stranger (Tex.)
Church, 1949-50; Osage (Tex). Church, 1950-53; Franklin (Tex.)
Church, 1953-57. Appointed for ARGENTINA, 1957; language student,
San Jose, Costa Rica, 1958. m. Mary Ann Elmore, 1949. U.S.
address: Box 829, Orange, Tex. ARGENTINA

ANDERSON, MARY ANN ELMORE
(Mrs. Justice C.)

b. Haynesville, La., Sept. 18, 1929; ed. Lamar Jr. College; Baylor
Univ., B.A., 1949; Sam Houston State Teachers College. School-
teacher, Waco, Tex., 1949-51; Fort Worth, Tex., 1951-52; Franklin,
Tex., 1956. a sarge for ARGENTINA, 1957; language student,
San Jose, Costa Rica, 1958. m. Justice C. Anderson, June 1, 1949.

ARGENTINA

Children: Sandra Jean, 1958; Timothy Justice, 1957.

ANDERSON, MAURICE JOHN

b, LaPorte, Minn., July 20, 1914; ed. La. College, B.A., 1937;
N.O.B.T.S., Th.M., 1941; Th.D., 1944; Yale Divinity School; La. State
Univ., M.A., 1952. Pastor, Mill Plain Union Church, Waterbury,
Conn.; prof., Bible and Greek, Hannibal-La Grange College, Mo.
Appointed 1943; pres., Baptist Bible School, Honolulu, HAWwAt,
1944-46; language student, Canton, CHINA, 1947; teacher, Graves
Theol. Seminary, Canton, 1948-49; Seminary, HonG Kona, 1953-55;
sec., Baptist Press, 1955—; dean, Baptist College, 1956—. m. Kitty
Thomstad, 1948. U.S. address: Many, La. HONG KONG

ANDERSON, KITTY THOMSTAD
(Mrs. M. J.)

b. Flekkefjord, Norway, Mar. 6, 1916; ed. George Peabody College;
Hannibal-La Grange College; N.O.B.T.S.; National Bible Institute
(N. Y.); Carver School; Mo. Baptist Hospital, R.N., 1941; Univ. of
Hawaii. School nurse, N.O.B.T.S. Appointed 1942; student evang.,
Univ. of Hawat, Honolulu, 1944-45; language student, Canton,
CHINA, 1947; evang. work, Canton, 1948-49; Honc Kone, 1953—;
nurse, Baptist Clinic, 1955—; teacher, Baptist college, 1956—. m.
Maurice J. Anderson, June 1, 1943. Children: Maurice John. Jr.,
1945; Thomas Leif, 1949. HONG KONG

ANDERSON, PANEUMA BARTON
(Mrs. Park Harris)

b. Tigerville, S. C., Aug. 18, 1884; ed. Greenville Woman’s College,
B.L., 1908; Carver School, B.M.T., 1914. Schoolteacher, 1908-10;
teacher, mountain mission school, 1910-12; WMU fieldworker, S. C.,
1914. Appointed 1915; teacher, Pooi In woman’s school, Canton,
CHINA, 1915-18; evang. work, 1918-26; resigned 1926; reappointed
1930; evang., CHINA, 1930-36; HAWAII, 1987-38; resigned 1938.
Retired 1950. m. Park H. Anderson, Sept. 24, 1918 (d. 1955). Child:
Henry Lee, 1924. Address: Greer, S. C. EMERITUS—CHINA

ANDERSON, SUSAN

b. Habersham County, Ga., Apr. 1, 1892; ed. Carver School, B.M.T.,
1915; Atlanta School of Music and Expression; Yoruba language
student (Baltimore, Md.). Pastor’s asst., First Church, Charlotte,
N. C., 1918-18; cor. sec., Georgia WMU, 1918. Appointed 1918;
teacher of English, girls’ school, Abeokuta, NIGERIA, 1920-46; 1951—.
Author: “So This Is Africa.” U.S. address: 418 Stephens, Wichita,
Kan. NIGERIA

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ANDERSON, THERESA KING

b. Hong Kong, China, June 1, 1917; ed. Blue Mountain College, 4
B.A., 1988; Carver School, M.R.E., 1941; Soule Business College. 5 Ae ris
Sec. to pres., N.O.B.T.S., 1942-47. Appointed 1947; office and evang.
work, Shanghai, CHINA, 1947-48; language study, Baguio, PHILIP-
PINES, 1949-50; evang., Manila, 1950—. U.S. address: c/o Mrs. W.
M. Gettys, 209 North Mountain St., Union, S. C.

PHILIPPINES

ANDREWS, WILLIAM PARKER

b. Greensboro, N. C., Sept. 8, 1921; ed. Univ. of Richmond; Univ. of
Tex., B.B.A., 1950; Harvard Univ.; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1950. Em-
ployee, advertising, Greensboro (N. C.) “News-Record,” 1938-42;
U.S. Navy, 1942-47; pastor, Shiloh Church, Dawson, Tex., 1948-50.
Appointed 1950; language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1951-52;
evang. work, Concepcion, CHILE, 1952-53; teacher, Colegio Bautista,
Temuco, 1958—, and business adm., 1957—. m. Constance Wildes,
1946. U.S. address: 622 Forest St., Greensboro, N. C. CHILE

ANDREWS, CONSTANCE WILDES
(Mrs. William P.)

b. Beverly, Mass., Mar. 30, 1925; ed. Salem (Mass.) Commercial
School; S.W.B.T.S. Sec., Sylvania Electric Products, Inc., Ipswich,
Mass., 1944-46; clerk, Naval Supply Center, Pearl Harbor, T. H.,
1946-47. Appointed 1950; language student, San Jose, Costa Rica,
1951-52; evang. work, Concepcion, CHILE, 1952-53; Temuco, 1953—.
m. William P. Andrews, Feb. 20, 1946. Children: William Parker,
Jr., 1949; Martha Elizabeth, 1951; Mark Wildes, 1956. CHILE

APPLEBY, ROSALEE MILLS
(Mrs, David Percy)

b. Oxford, Miss., Feb. 26, 1895; ed. Central Teachers College (Okla.);
Okla. Baptist Univ., B.A., 1920. Appointed 1924; teacher, Colegio
Batista Mineiro, Belo Horizonte, BRAZIL, 1926; dir., Dept. of History
and Statistics, Brazilian Sunday School Board, Petropolis, 1926-41;
contributor, Brazilian Baptist publications; state WMU pres. of
Minas Gerais, 1940-42; evang. worker, Belo Horizonte, 1942—; eight
books written or translated. m. D. P. —. Aug. 4, 1924 (d. 1925).
Child: David Percy, Jr., 1925. U.S. address: c/o David Appleby,
Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary, Berkeley, Calif.
BRAZIL

APPLEWHITE, CALVIN WINFIELD

b. Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 28, 1919; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1940; School
of Medicine, Vanderbilt Univ., M.D., 1948. U.S. Army, 1944-46;
intern, U.S. Marine Hospital, New Orleans, La., 1944, and surgical
resident, 1946-51; chief of surgery, U.S. Penitentiary Hospital, At-
lanta, 1951-52; private surgical practice, Statesville, N. C., 1952-56.
Appointed 1955; language student, Bandung, INDONESIA, 1956-58;
staff doctor, Baptist hospital, Kediri, 1957—. m. LaVerne Viverette,

1947. U.S. address: c/o Luther Viverette, Union, Miss.
INDONESIA

APPLEWHITE, LaVERNE VIVERETTE
(Mrs. C. Winfield)

b. Union, Miss., Dec. 4, 1925; ed. Blue Mountain College; N.O.B.T.S.,
B.R.E., 1947. Summer student worker, Home Mission Board, La.,
1945; sec., St. Charles Ave. Church, New Orleans, 1946-47; educ.

dir., sec., First Church, Homer, La. (summer), 1947. Appointed
1955; language student, Bandung, INDONESIA, 1956-58; evang. work,

Kediri, 1957—. m. Winfield Applewhite, Sept. 5, 1947. Children:

Rebecca Louise, 1949; Charlotte, 1951; Virginia Lee, 1954; Ruth
Elizabeth, 1958. INDONESIA

ARNOLD, WILLIAM EDWARD

b. Louisville, Ky., May 10, 1928; ed. Speed Scientific School of Univ.
Louisville; Georgetown College, B.A., 1952; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1955.
U.S. Marine Corps, 1946-47; pastor, Belmont Church, Bracken Co.,
Ky., 1949-51; Second Twelve Mile Church, Butler, Ky., 1950-52;
Salem Church, Campbellsville, Ky., 1954-56. Appointed 1956; evang.,
Kumasi and Sekondi, GHANA, 1957—. m. LaVerne Hutchens, 1951.
U.S. address: 3632 Windward Way, Louisville, Ky. GHANA

ARNOLD, GEORGIA LaVERNE HUTCHENS
(Mrs. W. E.)

b. Bowling Green, Ky., Mar. 14, 1930; ed. Georgetown College;
Carver School. Office sec., Cincinnati, Ohio, 1951-52; Louisville,
Ky., 1950-54. Appointed 1956; evang., Kumasi and Sekondi, GHANA,
1957—. m. William E. Arnold, Feb. 17, 1951. Children: Donna
Cheryl, 1955; Susan Kay, 1958. GHANA

 
ASKEW, DAVID CURTIS

b. Sardis, Miss., Dec. 27, 1921; ed. Wood Jr. College; Miss. College,
B.A., 1948; N.O.B.T.S., Th.M., 1946; Univ. of Calif. Language
School. Pastor, Miss. churches, 1942-47. Appointed 1947; evang.
worker, Hiroshima, JAPAN, 1949-55; Tokyo, 1955—. m. Mary Lee
Trenor, 1948. U.S. address: Sardis, Miss. JAPAN

ASKEW, MARY LEE TRENOR
(Mrs. D. Curtis)

b. Houston, Miss., July 21, 1921; ed. Wood Jr. College; Blue Mountain
College, B.A., 1943; N.O.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1946; Univ. of Calif. Lan-
guage School. Appointed 1947; evang. worker, Hiroshima, JAPAN,
1949-55; Tokyo, 1955—. m. D. Curtis Askew, May 30, 1943. Chil-
dren: Gerald Trenor, 1948; Melinda Kaye, 1951; Kenneth Roland,
1954. JAPAN

ATNIP, LOGAN CLOYCE

b. Marmaduke, Ark., Feb. 7, 1923; ed. Univ. of Ark.; Baylor Univ.,
B.A., 1950; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1956. U.S. Army, 1943-44; summer
worker, B.T.U. Dept., Ark. Baptist State Convention, 1948; pastor,
Mt. Hebron Church, Marmaduke, and Walls Chapel Church, Para-
gould, Ark., 1950-51; Mounds Church, Rector, Ark., 1951-52; Story
Church, Maysville, Okla., 1954-55. Appointed 1956; language stu-
dent, Bulawayo, SOUTHERN RHODESIA, 1956-57; evang.-educ. work,
1957—. m. Virginia Hill, 1950. U.S. address: 218 McDonough
St., Elberton, Ga. SOUTHERN RHODESIA

ATNIP, VIRGINIA HILL
(Mrs. Logan C.)

b. Ebberton, Ga., June 16, 1928; ed. Bessie Tift College, B.A., 1949;
S.W.B.T.S. Staffer, Ridgecrest Assembly, 1949; teacher, high school,
Elberton, Ga., 1949-50; Paragould, Ark., 1950-51. Appointed 1956;
language student, Bulawayo, SOUTHERN RHODESIA, 1956-57; evang.
work, 1957—. m. Logan C. Atnip, July 16, 1950. Children: David
Logan, 1951; Stephen Anderson, 1954; Clifton Edward, 1957.
SOUTHERN RHODESIA

AUSTIN, STELLA ASALEE

b. Hickory, N. C., June 5, 1920; ed. Mars Hill College; Meredith
College, B.A., 1947; Carver School, M.R.E., 1949. Housekeeper,
Lenoir, N. C., 1937-40; employee, hosiery mills, Granite Falls and
Hickory, N. C., 1941-48; visitation, recreational work, Jacksonville
(N. C.) Church, 1945; fieldworker, WMU Dept. of N. C., 1946;
B.T.U. Dept., 1947-48. Appointed 1949; teacher, Baptist girls’
school, Agbor, NIGERIA, 1949-55; prin., Baptist girls’ high school,
Oshogbo, 1955—. U.S. address: Box 404, Rte. 1, Lenoir, N. C.
NIGERIA

BACH, ALMA JEAN

b. Jackson, Ky., July 25, 1920; ed. Denison Univ., Eastern Ky.
Teachers College, B.S., 1942; Univ. of Ky., M.S., 1944; Carver School,
M.R.E., 1948. Teacher, public schools, Louisville and Covington,
Ky., 1944-46; summer worker, Home Mission Board, in Mo., 1947.
Appointed 1948; teacher, Baptist girls’ school, Abeokuta, NIGERIA,
1948-50; women’s training college, 1948-58; Elementary Training
Center for Women, Ile-Ife, 1958-59. U.S. address: Green Acres
Farm, Florence, Ky. NIGERIA

BADGER, TED ORRIS

b. San Antonio, Tex., Nov. 17, 1928; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1948;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1958. U.S. Air Force, 1943-45; pastor, churches
in Tex., 1946-53. Appointed 1953; language student, Davao City,
PHILIPPINES, 1954-55; publications, Manila, 1955-57; evang., Cavite,
1958—. m. Mary Byerly, 1943. U.S. address: 800 Teetshorn St.,
Houston 9, Tex. PHILIPPINES

BADGER, MARY ELLEN BYERLY
(Mrs. Ted O.)

b. Des Moines, Iowa, July 9, 1925; ed. Massey Business College
(Houston, Tex.); Baylor Univ.; S.W.B.T.S. Stenographer, clinic,
Houston, 1943-44; civil service employee, Ellington Field, Tex.,
1944-45. Appointed 1953; language student, Davao City, PHILIP-
PINES, 1954-55; publications, Manila, 1955-57; evang., Cavite, 1958—.
m. Ted Badger, Oct. 9, 1948. Children: Janet Elaine, 1947; Robert
Allen, 1950; Mark Riley, 1955. PHILIPPINES

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BAGBY, ALBERT IAN

b. Sao Paulo, Brazil, July 26, 1903; ed. Mackenzie College, Sao Paulo;
Baylor Univ., B.A., 1928; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1985; Chiafarelli Prof.
School of Music, Sao Paulo; piano study in Paris and Switzerland.
Appointed 1989; pastor, evang., and fieldworker, State of Rio Grande
do Sul, and teacher, counselor, and minister in Ginasio Batista Ameri-
cano, Porto Alegre, BRAZIL, 1940-58; dir., Colegio Batista, 1958—.
m. Thelma Frith, 1938. BRAZIL

‘

BAGBY, THELMA FRITH
(Mrs. Albert I.)

b. North Little Rock, Ark., Dec. 20, 1906; ed. John Brown Univ.,
Bible Institute of Los Angeles; Baylor Univ., B.A., 1932. Independ-
ent missionary, Porto Alegre, Brazil, 1933-38. Appointed 1938;
teacher, Ginasio Batista Americano, and WMU worker, Porto Alegre,
BRAZIL, 1939-48; dir., primary school, 1948-58; technical dir., Colegio
Batista, 1958—. m. Albert I. Bagby, Dec. 31, 1938. Children:
Albert Ian, Jr., 1989; Daniel Gordon, 1941; Ronald Oliver, By :
AZIL

BAGBY, TAYLOR CRAWFORD

b. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, May 29, 1885; ed. Mackenzie College, Sao
Paulo; Baylor Univ., B.A., 1907; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1912. Pastor of
churches in La., Ky., Wis., Va.; independent missionary to Brazil,
1914-18. Appointed 1918; pastor and evang., Sao Paulo, BRazIL,
1918-44; Goiania, 1942-51; Sao Vicente, 1951-55, and continuing
after retirement, 1955—. Retired 1955. m. Frances Adams, 1918.
U.S. address: White Stone, Va. EMERITUS—BRAZIL

BAGBY, FRANCES ADAMS
(Mrs. T. C.)

b. White Stone, Va., July 5, 1892; ed. State Normal School (Mary
Washington College, Fredericksburg, Va.). Teacher, public school,
White Stone, Va. Appointed 1918; officer, Sao Paulo state WMU
work, evang. worker, Sao Paulo, BRAzIL, 1914-44; Goiania, 1942-51;
Sao Vicente, 1951-55, and continuing after retirement, 1955—. Re-
tired 1955. m. Taylor Crawford Bagby, Jan. 1, 1913. Children:
Samuel, 1914; William, 1915 (d. 1934); Luther, 1917; Kathleen, 1918;

Priscilla, 1928; James (Jaime), 1982 (d. 1951); Anne Luther, 1934.
EMERITUS—BRAZIL

BAILEY, GRACIA IMOGENE

b. Corpus Christi, Tex., Jan. 30, 1915; ed. Okla. College for Women;
Okla. Baptist Univ., B.S., 1945; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1947. Stenog-
rapher, W.P.A., Chickasha, Okla., 1935-37, Okla. City, 1937-41;
sec. and bookkeeper, Okla. Baptist Univ., Shawnee, 1942-45; Home
Mission Board summer worker, 1946. Appointed 1947; language
student, Recife, BRAZIL, 1948; dir., Instituto de Ida Nelson, Manaus,
1948-50; vice-dir., Instituto Batista Paraibana, Joao Pessoa, 1953—.

U.S. address: 3701 N.W. 58th Terr., Oklahoma City 12, Okla.
BRAZIL

BAKER, DWIGHT LYMAN

b. Bolivar, Mo., Nov. 21, 1920; ed. Ottawa (Kan.) Baptist Univ.;
Baylor Univ., B.A., 1944; S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1949; Princeton Theol.
Seminary, Th.M., 1956. Chaplain, athletic dir., Waco (Tex.) State
Home, 1942-48; pastor, Mt. Zion Church, Rockdale, Tex., 1943-44;
chaplain, U.S. Army, 1945-46; pastor, Stoneburg, Tex., 1947-49;
Miami, Tex., 1949-50. Appointed 1950; prin., Nazareth Baptist
School, ISRAEL, 1950-52; pastor, Nazareth Baptist Church, 1950—.
m. Emma Weatherly, 1946. U.S. address: 901 Jackson St., Jeffer-
son City, Mo. ISRAEL

BAKER, EMMA ELIZABETH WEATHERLY
(Mrs. Dwight L.)

b. Narrows, Va., Oct. 14, 1918; ed. Blue Mountain College, B.A.,
1948; N.O.B.T.S., B.C.T., 1941; M.C.T., 1944. Enlistment sec.,
First Baptist Church, Waxahachie, Tex., 1944-45; asst. missionary,
Toledano Mission, New Orleans, La., 1945-46. Appointed 1950;
evang. worker, Nazareth, ISRAEL, 1950—. m. Dwight L. Baker,
June 19, 1946. Children: Bronson Thomas, 1947; William Glen,
1949; Carol Elaine, 1951; Jon Stephen, 1952. ISRAEL

BAKER, MARY HAMMOND
(Mrs. C. A.)

b. Atlanta, Ga., Feb. 11, 1890; ed. Greenville, S. C., public schools;
S.B.T.S. Appointed 1917; educ.-evang. work, Rio College, BRAzIL,
1917-34; 1936-39; Belo Horizonte, 1934-36. Retired 1945. m. C. A.
Baker, Sept. 28, 1914 (d. 1939). Children: Herbert Marshall, 1915;
Elsie Lucile (m. Hodgens), 1916; Margie Elnora (m. Clark), 1919;
Clifton Ayers, Jr., 1924. Address: 227-A Park Ave., Greenville,
S.,Ca EMERITUS—BRAZIL

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BAKER, MATTIE ALIDA

b. Nichols, S. C., Feb. 7, 1891; ed. Coker College, B.A., 1914; Carver
School, B.M.T., 1921; George Peabody College, M.A., 1931. Teacher,
public schools, S. C., 1914-19; Oak Hill Academy, Va., 1921-22. Ap-
pointed 1928; gen. evang., Lapa Church, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 1925-52;
Perdizes Church, 1954-58; teacher, counselor of religious organiza-
tions, Colegio Batista Brasileiro, 1925-45; supervisor of kindergarten,
1932-38; leader of college YWA, 1988-58; state YWA leader, 1925-
58; sec., city WMU, 1950-52. U.S. address: R.F.D. 1, Nichols,
s8.C. BRAZIL

BARLOW, HANNAH LEE

b. Smithfield, Va., Nov. 8, 1926; ed. Westhampton College, B.A.,
1948; Carver School, M.R.E., 1951. Library work, Richmond, Va.,
1945-48; Home Mission Board work with Indians in N. M., 1948;
teacher, Smithfield (Va.) High School, 1948-49; Va. WMU camp
and mission work, 1950; library work, Louisville, Ky., 1950-51.
Appointed 1951; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1951-53; WMU
Young People’s work, Kokura, 1953-56; Tokyo, 1957—. U.S. address:
Smithfield, Va. JAPAN

BARRATT, CLIFFORD IRENE

b. Greenwood, S. C., Feb. 11, 1893; ed. Winthrop College, B.A.,
1915; Carver School, B.M.T., 1921. Teacher, industrial school,
Dovesville, S. C., 1915-16; home demonstration agent, Barnwell
County, S. C., 1917-19. Appointed 1921; language student, Peking,
CHINA, 1921-22; substitute prin., Shih Yu girls’ school, Kaifeng;
evang. work, Pochow, 1922-42; teacher, Huai En jr. middle school,
Pochow, 1941-42, 1947-48; interned 1942, repatriated 1942; evang.
work, Kukong, 1948-50; Kaohsiung, TAIWAN, 1950—. U.S. address:
Greenwood, S. C. TAIWAN (Formosa)

BARTLEY, JAMES WILLARD, JR.

b. West Point, Ga., Jan. 9, 1927; ed. West Ga. College; Ala. Poly-
technic Institute, B.S., 1949; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1951. U.S. Navy,
1945-46; pastor, Baptist churches in Tex., 1949-52; instructor, Shep-
pard Air Force Base, Wichita Falls, Tex., 1951-52. Appointed 1952;
language student, San Jose, CosTa Rica, 1952-53; field evang., Monte-
video, URUGUAY, 1954; pastor, Radio Norte Church, 1955—; teacher,
Bible institute, 1956—. m. Peggy Jean Place, 1952. U.S. address:
1250 N.W. 82nd Ct., Miami, Fla. URUGUAY

BARTLEY, PEGGY JEAN PLACE
(Mrs. James W., Jr.)

b. San Benito, Tex., Aug. 21, 1929; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1949;
S.W.B.T.S. Teacher, public schools, Harlingen, Tex., 1950-51;
library asst., S.W.B.T.S., Fort Worth, Tex., 1951-52; teacher, public
schools, Holliday, Tex., 1952. Appointed 1952; language student,
San Jose, CosTa Rica, 1952-53; church evang., Montevideo, URUGUAY,
1954—. m. James W. Bartley, Jr., Jan. 19, 1952. Children: Nancy

Ellen, 1958; James Steven, 1955; Michael Alan, 1958.
URUGUAY

BAUSUM, ROBERT LORD

b. Harrold, S. D., Mar. 22, 1898; ed. Univ. of Richmond; Crozer
Seminary, Th.B., 1919; Johns Hopkins Univ. Pastor in Baltimore,
Md., 1918-20, 1946-50. Appointed 1920; evang., Kweilin, CHINA,
1921-44; prin., Baptist boys’ school, 1921-26, 1928-35; supt., Baptist
hospital, 1929-31, 1941-43; Baptist relief, 1940-43; pastor, 1940-41;
civilian chaplain, U.S. Air Force Base, 1941-43; evang. and pastor,
Keelung, TAIWAN (Formosa), 1951-55; teacher, Baptist seminary,
Taipeh, 1952-55. Retired 1958. Author: ‘The Chinese Jar and
Other Poems.” m. Euva Majors, 1929. Address: P.O. Box 163,
Mt. Vernon, Ky. EMERITUS—CHINA and TAIWAN

BAUSUM, EUVA MAJORS
(Mrs, Robert L.)

b. McKinney, Tex., Feb. 24, 1900; ed. Mary Hardin-Baylor College,
B.A., 1923; S.W.B.T.S. ‘Teacher, public school, Higgins, Tex.,
1923-24. Appointed 1924; prin., Kweilin (CHINA) girls’ high school,
1924-32; teacher, boys’ school, 1932-35; supervisor, community Sunday
school, 1935-44; teacher, Bible schools, 1939-41; adviser, war or-
phanage, 1940-44; church evang., Keelung, TAIwaN (Formosa),
1951-55. Retired 1958. m. Robert L. Bausum, July 23, 1929. Chil-
dren: Carolyn Ruth, 1931 (d. 1931); George Robert, 1932; Howard

Thomas, 1933; Dorothy Lord (m. Evans), 1937.
EMERITUS—CHINA and TAIWAN

BEALL, JEANNETTE ELLEN

b. Wellsville, Kan., Jan. 20, 1885; ed. Central College of Osteopathy,
Kansas City, Mo., D.O.; Univ. of Physicians and Surgeons, Kansas
City, Mo., M.D., 1918; Carver School, B.M.T., 1913. Stenographer
and church sec., Kansas City; in charge of infirmary, Ga. Baptist
Children’s Home, 1944. Appointed 1919; dir., Kathleen Mallory Hos-
pital and medical work, Mayfield-Tyzzer Hospital, Laichowfu,
Shantung, CHINA, 1919-41; physician and teacher, Tsingtao, Shantung,

1947-48. Retired 1953. Address: 217 Maple St., West Plains, Mo.
EMERITUS—CHINA

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BEATY, ROBERT EDWARD

b. Memphis, Tenn., Apr. 15, 1924; ed. Memphis State Univ., B.S.,
1948; Columbia Univ., M.A., 1950; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1953; B.D.,
1955; N. C. Baptist Hospital, pastoral counseling. U.S. Navy, 1943-
46; educ. and music dir., Indian Oaks Church, Fort Worth, Tex., 1951;
teacher, Tex., 1952-55; Memphis, 1955-56; pastor, Dennis, Tex., 1953-
54; Lingleville, Tex., 1954-55; Mission of Cherokee Church, Mem-
phis, 1955-58. Appointed (special) for CENTRAL AFRICA, 1958.
m. Thelma Osborne, 1950. U.S. address: 3586 Northwood, Mem-
phis, Tenn. CENTRAL AFRICA

BEATY, THELMA KATHRYN OSBORNE
(Mrs. Robert E.)

b. Indianapolis, Ind., Sept. 12, 1929; ed. Arthur Jordan Conservatory;
Julliard School of Music; Indianapolis Business College; S.W.B.T.S.,
B.R.E., 1954. Sec. and office worker, Columbia Univ., New York
City, 1948-50; teacher, Cherokee Church kindergarten, Memphis,
Tenn., 1956-57. Appointed (special) for CENTRAL AFRICA, 1958. m.
Robert E. Beaty, June 17, 1950. Children: John Robert, 1951;
David Travis, 1953; Stephen Lee, 1956. CENTRAL AFRICA

BEDDOE, LOUELLA HOUSTON
(Mrs. Robert Earl)

b. Calloway Co., Ky., Dec. 9, 1883; ed. Murray (Ky.) Institute;
Carver School. Teacher in Ky., 1902-06; church visitor, Troy, Ala.,
1908-09. Appointed 1909; evang., Chefoo, CHINA, 1909-11; Yingtak,
1911-18; Wuchow, 1918-25; 1934-47; prin., Wang To girls’ school,
1984-89; editor, Sunday school literature for Free China, 1941-44.
Retired 1948. m. R. E. Beddoe, Nov. 24, 1911 (d. 1952). Children:
Mary Frances (m. Ross), 1912; Addie (m. Choate), 1914; Robert
Stanley, 1917 (d. 1920). Address: 5019 Sherman, Galveston, Tex.
EMERITUS—CHINA

BEDFORD, ALLEN BENJAMIN

b. Belen, N. M., Feb. 19, 1927; ed. Eastern N. M. Univ., B.A., 1948;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1951; Th.M., 1957. Grocery clerk, Clovis, N. M.,
1941-43; pastor, Baptist churches in Portales, Pleasant Hill, and
Ranchvale, 1942-48; pastor, Baptist churches in Myra and Muenster,
Tex. (half-time) and part-time grocery clerk, 1948-51. Appointed
1951; language student, Costa Rica, 1951-52; field evang., Rosario,
ARGENTINA, 1958—. m. La Nell Watson, 1946. U.S. address:
821 N. Golder, Odessa, Tex. ARGENTINA

BEDFORD, LA NELL WATSON
(Mrs. Allen B.)

b. Lorenzo, Tex., Jan. 14, 1925; ed. Eastern N. M. Univ., B.A., 1947;
S.W.B.T.S. Student grader for college teachers, Portales, N. M.,
1943-44; clerk, Ben Franklin Variety Store, Portales, 1944; worked
part-time in business office of Eastern N. M. Univ., 1944-46; sec.,
First Baptist Church, Portales, 1945; teacher, high school, Floyd, N.
M., 1946. Appointed 1951; language student, Costa Rica, 1951-52;
church evang., Rosario, ARGENTINA, 1953—. m. Allen Bedford, Apr.
18, 1946. Children: David Allen, 1949; Nelda Anne, 1954.
ARGENTINA

BELL, LESTER CARL

b. Pittsburg, Tex., May 20, 1919; ed. East Tex. Baptist College;
Baylor Univ., B.A., 1940; S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1948; Th.D., 1957.
Pastor of churches in Tex. and Okla., 1937-50. Appointed 1950;
language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1950-51; pastor, Presidente
Prudente, 1951-52; field evang., 1951-58; Curitiba, 1953-56; Bauru,
1958—; teacher, theol. seminary, Rio de Janeiro, 1957. m. Bessie

Giddens, 1948. U.S. address: c/o J. W. Bell, Pittsburg, Tex.
BRAZIL

BELL, BESSIE GIDDENS
(Mrs. Lester C.)

b. Duncan, Okla., Oct. 20, 1924; ed. Hill’s Business College; S.W.T.B.S.
File clerk and supply keeper, A.A.A., Duncan, Okla., 1942-48. Ap-
pointed 1950; language student, Campinas, BRAzIL, 1950-51; church
evang. and WMU work, Presidente Prudente, 1951-53; Curitiba,
1953-56; Rio de Janeiro, 1957; Bauru, 1958—. m. Lester C. Bell, Oct.
15, 1948. Children: Carl Wayne, 1944; David Glenn, 1949; Philip
Carey, 1953; Lester Donald, 1958. BRAZIL

BELL, PAUL CARLYLE, JR.

b. Bastrop, Tex., Aug. 8, 1928; ed. Canal Zone Jr. College and Univ.
of Panama; Baylor Univ., B.A., 1950; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1953. Store-
keeper, U.S. Naval Supply Depot, Balboa, Canal Zone, 1945-46; pas-
tor, Mexican Church, Marlin, Tex., 1948-50; student missionary, Home
Mission Board, Tex., 1950-53. Appointed 1953; evang., GUATEMALA,
1958, 1954—; language student, Costa Rica, 1953-54. m. Carolyn
Crunk, 1950. U.S. address: c/o Dr. Otis Strickland, Decatur
Baptist College, Decatur, Tex. GUATEMALA

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BELL, CAROLYN CRUNK
(Mrs. Paul C., Jr.)

b. Memphis, Tenn., June 17, 1927; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1949;
Memphis State College; S.W.B.T.S. Office worker, Bellevue Baptist
Church, Memphis (summer), 1948; schoolteacher, Arlington and
Fort Worth, Tex., 1949-52. Appointed 1958; evang., GUATEMALA,
1958, 1954—; language student, CosTA RIcA, 1953-54. m, Paul C.
Bell, Jr., June 15, 1950. Children: Ellen Kay, 1952; Paul Lendyn,
1954; Carol Jeanne, 1955; Edith Susan, 1957. GUATEMALA

BELL, SARAH MARTHA

b. Crystal Springs, Miss., June 8, 1930; ed. Copiah-Lincoln Jr. Col-
lege; Baptist Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, Memphis, Tenn.,
R.N., 1953; Miss. College, B.A., 1956; N.O.B.T.S. Staff nurse,
Veterans Adm. Hospital, Jackson, Miss., 1953-56; campus nurse,
N.O.B.T.S., 1957. Appointed 1957; language student, Bandung,
INDONESIA, 1958. U.S. address: Harmony Rd., Crystal Springs,
Miss. INDONESIA

BELOTE, JAMES DALBY

b. Washington, D. C., Oct. 15, 1918; ed. George Washington Univ.;
Columbia Bible College, B.A., 1985; Th.M., 1938; Wheaton College,
B.A., 1936; S.B.T.S.; N.O.B.T.S., Th.D., 1946. Pastor, Augusta
Road Church, Greenville, S. C., 1940. Appointed 1940; pastor,
Wahiawa Church, Oahu, Hawan, 1941-45; evang., South CHINA
(Leung Kwang Convention), 1947-50; HonG Kone, 1950-51; presi-
dent, Hong Kong Baptist theol. seminary, 1952—. m. Martha
Bigham, 1937. U.S. address: Blue Mountain, Miss.

HONG KONG

BELOTE, MARTHA BIGHAM
(Mrs. James D.)

b. Water Valley, Miss., May 29, 1915; ed. Columbia Bible College;
Univ. of Miss.; Blue Mountain College, B.A., 1936; N.O.B.T.S.
Dean’s asst., Blue Mountain College, 1936-37. Appointed 1940;
church evang., Oahu, Hawau, 1940-45; Canton, CHINA, 1947-50;
HonG Kona, 1950-51; teacher, Pooi To girls’ school, 1952-54; Baptist
theol. seminary, 1954—. m. James D. Belote, Sept. 9, 1937. Chil-
dren: James Dalby, Jr., 1938; Theodore Clinton, 1941; Virginia

Francis, 1944; Martha Carolyn, 1947; Linda Anne, 1954.
HONG KONG

BENDER, WILLIAM DEAN

b. Newton, Kan., May 19, 1924; ed. Ohio State Univ.; Hardin-Sim-
mons Univ., B.S., 1947; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1950._ U.S. Army, 1943-
45; instructor, Hardin-Simmons Univ., Abilene, Tex., 1946-47; pub-
licity work, S.W.B.T.S, Fort Worth, Tex., 1948-50; pastor, Bon Air
Church, Arlington, Va., 1950-55. Appointed 1955; language student,
Oyo, NiGmrRIA, 1955; field evang., Okeho, 1956; Abeokuta, 1956—;
teacher, Baptist boys’ high school, 1956—. m. Novella Chism, 1950.
U.S. address: 3108 La Luz Dr., Clovis, N. M.

NIGERIA

BENDER, NOVELLA BLANCHE CHISM
(Mrs. William D.)

b. Bagdad, Ky., Dec. 4, 1919; ed. Eastern Ky. State College; Carson-
Newman College, B.A., 1944; Carver School; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E.,
1949. Schoolteacher, Frankfort, Ky., 1941-46; summer worker,
Home Mission Board, 1946, 1947; staff member, Mexican Baptist
Orphans Home, San Antonio, Tex., 1947-48, 1949-50. Appointed
1955; language student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1955; church evang., Okeho,
1956; teacher, Baptist boys’ high school, Abeokuta, 1956—. m.
William D. Bender, Feb. 3, 1950. Children: Marcia Lynn, 1951;
Angela Fay, 1952; Philip Grant, 1955. NIGERIA

BENEFIELD, LEROY

b. Caney, Okla., Mar. 21, 1926; ed. Murray State Agricultural Col-
lege, A.A., 1949; Okla. State Univ., B.S., 1950; S.W.B.T.S., B.D.,;
1957. U.S. Army, 1945-46; vocational agriculture teacher, Rattan,
Okla., 1950-54; pastor, Cloudy (Okla.) Church, 1953-54; Sobol (Okla.)
Church, 1954-55; New Hope Church, Cleburne, Tex., 1955-56; First
Church, Rattan, 1956-58. Appointed 1958; language study, M’lang,
PHILIPPINES, 1958; agricultural and evang. work, M’lang, 1958—.

m. Nima Lou Mason, 1948. U.S. address: Box 352, Rattan, Okla.
PHILIPPINES

BENEFIELD, NIMA LOU MASON
(Mrs. Leroy)

b. Caney, Okla., Nov. 5, 1980; ed. Murray State Agricultural College;
Okla. State Univ.; Southeastern State College; S.W.B.T.S. Sub-
stitute teacher, Rattan, Okla., 1951-54; social caseworker, Rattan,
1957-58. Appointed 1958; language study, M’lang, PHILIPPINES,
1958; evang., M’lang, 1958—. m. Leroy Benefield, Apr. 8, 1948.
Children: Deborah Lee, 1951; David Lynn, 1953.

PHILIPPINES

 
 

BENNETT, TROY CARSON

b. Hanes, N. C., Apr. 12, 1929; ed. Wake Forest College, B.A., 1951;
Bowman Gray School of Medicine (Winston-Salem, N. C.);S.E.B.T\S.,
B.D., 1956. Summer Bible conference worker, Muskegon, Mich.,
1947, Harvey Cedars, N. J., 1948, 1950; pastor, Chatham Road
Church, Winston-Salem, 1952; Immanuel Church, Fayetteville, N. C.,
1952-55; supply pastor, Roxboro (N. C.) Church, 1955; interim pastor,
N. C. churches, 1950-51, 1955-56. Appointed 1956; language stu-
dent, Dacca, PAKISTAN, 1957-58. m. Marjorie Trippeer, 1951. U.S.
address: 407 Fourteenth St., N.E., Winston-Salem, N. C.
PAKISTAN

BENNETT, MARJORIE ANN TRIPPEER
(Mrs. Troy)

b. Chagrin Falls, Ohio, Aug. 8, 1928; ed. Roanoke College; Meredith
College, B.A., 1950; Bluefield (Va.) College; S.E.B.T.S. Summer
worker, Home Mission Board, Okla., 1949; missions dir., office sec.,
First Church, Bluefield, W. Va., 1950-51; medical sec., Bowman
Gray School of Medicine and Baptist Hospital, Winston-Salem, N. C.,
1951-52. Appointed 1956; language student, Dacca, PAKISTAN, 1957-
58. m. Troy Bennett, Sept. 1, 1951. Children: Stephen Lanning,
1952; Rebecca Ann, 1955; Deborah Leigh, 1958. PAKISTAN

BENSON, DAISY FITZMAURICE
(Mrs. James H.)

b. Palo Pinto, Tex., Aug. 28, 1876; ed. public schools of Palo Pinto.
Music teacher, Tex. public schools. Appointed 1906; resigned 1918;
reappointed 1921; evang. and educ. worker, Baptist Publishing
House, El Paso, Tex. Retired 1942. m. James Horatio Benson, July
28, 1904 (d. 1942). Children: Maurice F., 1909; Jaime (m. Dorroh),
1913; Elbert Severe, 1916; Horace Shelton, 1918. Address: 4023
Kernack, Dallas 11, Tex.

EMERITUS—BAPTIST SPANISH PUBLISHING HOUSE

BERRY, EDWARD GRADY

b. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Mar. 25, 1923; ed. Colegio Batista Mineiro
(Belo Horizonte, Brazil); Ouachita Baptist College, B.A., 1948. Gun-
ner, U.S. Army Air Corps, 1943-45; Army reserve officer, active duty,
1948-50; dir., radio and recording, Atlas News Service, Rio de Janeiro,
BRAZIL, 1950—; sales mgr., Baptist Publishing House, 1952-56. Ap-
pointed (special) 19538. m. Lois Roberts, 1953. U.S. address: 320
High St., Maryville, Tenn. BRAZIL

BERRY, LOIS ROBERTS
(Mrs. Edward G.)

b. Maryville, Tenn., Apr. 19, 1921; ed. Maryville College, B.A., 1943;
Univ. of Tenn.; Carver School, M.R.E., 1948. Schoolteacher, Wal-
land and Maryville, Tenn., 1942-46; summer worker, Home Mission
Board, with Spanish-American children in N. M., 1947. Appointed
1948; teacher, WMU Training School, and sec. work, Rio de Janeiro,
BRAZIL, 1949—. m. Edward G. Berry, Mar. 16, 1953. Children:
Laura Anne, 1955; Edward Roberts, 1957. BRAZIL

BERRY, TRAVIS SISLER

b. Vredenburgh, Ala., Oct. 28, 1922; ed. Ala. Polytechnic Institute,
B.S., 1948; Tex. Christian Univ.; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1951. U.S.
Army, 1943-46; pastor, Bear Head Church, Sivells Bend, Tex., 1948-
49; Dixon Creek Church, Leo, Tex., 1948-49, Calvary Church, Gaines-
ville, Tex., 1949-51; First Church, Farmersville, Tex., 1951-54; First
Church Heights, Houston, Tex., 1954-57. Appointed 1956; language
student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1957-58; field evang., Belo Horizonte,
1958—. m. Bernice Hayles, 19438. U.S. address: c/o J. A. Hayles,
Frisco City, Ala. BRAZIL

BERRY, BERNICE ELIZABETH HAYLES
(Mrs. Travis S.)

b. Frisco City, Ala., Nov. 4, 1924; ed. Ala. Polytechnic Institute,

B.S., 1946. Appointed 1956; language student, Campinas, BRazIL,

1957-58; church evang., Belo Horizonte, 1958—. m. Travis Berry,

Nov. 19, 1948. Children: Michael Travis, 1946; Mary me
A

BERRY, WILLIAM HAFFORD

b. Magazine, Ark., July 27, 1894; ed. Ouachita College, B.A., 1920;
Univ. of Chicago; Univ. of Mo., B.J., 1945. Pastor, McGehee (Ark.)
Church, 1920-22. Appointed 1922; dir., Baptist school, Curitiba,
BRAZIL, 1923-27; Baptist college, Rio de Janeiro, 1927; Colegio
Batista, Belo Horizonte, 1928-31; state (Minas Gerais) evang., 1931-
48; dir., Servicio Noticioso Atlas, Rio de Janeiro, 1945-57; Dept.
History and Statistics, 1946-57; sec.-treas., Brazilian Baptist Radio
Commission, 1954—. m. Olga Oliver, 1921. U.S. address: c/o J. E.
Berry, El Dorado, Ark. BRAZIL

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BERRY, OLGA ANNE OLIVER
(Mrs. William H.)

b. Paris, Ark., Nov. 8, 1902; ed. Magazine (Ark.) Academy. Ap-
pointed 1922; church evang., Curitiba, BRAzIL, 1923-27; Rio de
Janeiro, 1927-28, 1944—; Belo Horizonte, 1928-48; dietitian, Training
School for Young Women, Rio de Janeiro, 1952-54; YWA worker,
1952-57. m. William H. Berry, Sept. 2, 1921. Children: Edward
Grady, 1923; Thomas Oliver, 1927; Bailey Hafford, 1928; Betty
Anne, 19380. BRAZIL

BIBLE, MATTIE LOU

b. Haughton, La., Mar. 28, 1929; ed. La. College, B.A., 1949; Carver
School, M.R.E., 1952. Summer worker, Home Mission Board, in IIl.,
1951; educ. sec., First Church, Princeton, La., 1949-50; Tabernacle
Church, Richmond, Va., 1952-54; educ. and youth activities dir.,
First Church, Kannapolis, N. C., 1954-56. Appointed 1956; language
student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1956-57; in student work, Colegio Ameri-
cano Batista, Recife, 1958—. U.S. address: 414 W. 69th St. Shreve-
port, La. BRAZIL

BICE, JOHN LANKFORD

b. Blue Springs, Miss., June 17, 1889; ed. Jacksonville (Tex.) Baptist
College, B.A., 1912; S.W.B.T.S., Th.B., 1928; Univ. of Téx. Appoint-
ed 1928; dir., high school and science depts., Colegio Americano
Batista, Recife, BRAZIL, 1928-26; dir., Colegio Batista Alagoano,
Maceio, 1926-42; state (Alagoas) evang., 1943-46 (Pernambuco),
1947-48, 1950-51, (Sergipe) 1952-56; N. Brazil Mission treas., 1946-
49; Equatorial Brazil Mission treas., 1958-54. Retired 1956. m.
Blanche Hamm, 1923. Address: 814 E. Buchanan, Longview, Tex.

EMERITUS—BRAZIL

BICE, BLANCHE HAMM
(Mrs. John L.)

b. Ramer, Tenn., Oct. 26, 1896; ed. S.W.B.T.S., B.M.T., 1921. Ap-
pointed 1923; matron, girls’ dormitory, Colegio Americano Batista,
and Woman’s Training School, Recife, BRAzIL, 1928-26; bookkeeper,
matron, Colegio Batista Alagoano, Maceio, 1926-43; teacher, 1943-46;
Baptist Seminary, Recife, 1947, and Training School, 1947-48; field
evang., South Pernambuco, 1950-51; teacher, Colegio Americano
Batista, 1952-56. Retired 1956. m. John L. Bice, July 24, 1928.
Children: John Arch, 1924; James Robert, 1925; Helen Bice (m.
Foshee), 1930. EMERITUS—BRAZIL

BITNER, JAMES HENRY

b. Fort Worth, Tex., Jan. 4, 1922; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ., B.S.,
1948; C.B.T.S. (Kan.), B.D., 1952; Th.M., 1955. Mission pastor,
Oklahoma City, 1942-48, 1945-48; U.S. Army, 1948-45; caseworker,
county welfare dept., Okla. and Kan., 1948-49; dir., Jewish work,
Kansas City, Mo., 1950; pastor, Trinity Church, Kansas City, 1950-
58. Appointed 1958; language student, San Jose, Costa Rica,
1958-54; educ., evang. work, Temuco, CHILE, 1955-56; evang. work,
Valparaiso, 1956—. m. Juanita Fern Weaver, 1942. U.S. address:
1413 North May Ave., Oklahoma City, Okla. CHILE

BITNER, FERN WEAVER
(Mrs. James H.)

b. Dallas, Tex., Jan. 18, 1925; ed. Oklahoma City Univ.; Okla. Baptist
Univ., B.S., 1948. Beautician, Oklahoma City, 1942-45; teacher,
public schools, Kansas City, Kan., 1949-51. Appointed 1953; lan-
guage student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1953-54; educ., evang. work,
Temuco, CHILE, 1955-56; Valparaiso, 1956—. m. James H. Bitner,
Aug. 8, 1942. Children: James Henry, Jr., 1944; Paul shames 2

BLACKMAN, LONNIE ELWOOD

b. Goldsboro, N. C., June 10, 1892; ed. Wake Forest College, B.A,
1916; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1922; Columbia Univ., M.A., 1930; Nanking
Univ. Language School. Appointed 1922; evang., Yangchow, CHINA,
1928-29; educ. evang., Shanghai, 1930-37; pastor, churches in HAWAU,
1938-43, 1947—; teacher, Baptist Bible School, Honolulu, 1943-44;
-, Baptist Book Store, 1945. m. Gladys Yates, 1920. U.S. ad-

: ¢/o Mrs. H. L. Anderson, 6954 Foch Rd., New Orleans, La.
HAWAII

BLACKMAN, GLADYS YATES
(Mrs. Lonnie E.)

b. Chatham Co., N. C., Feb. 9, 1897; ed. Eastern Carolina Teachers
College; George Peabody College, B.S., 1921; Carver School, B.M.T.,
1922; Columbia Univ., M.A., 1930; Univ. of N. C.; Nanking Univ.
Language School. Schoolteacher, N. C., 1915-19. Appointed 1922;
teacher, Baptist high schools, Yangchow and Shanghai, CHINA, 1923-
31; Univ. of Shanghai, 1931-38; church evang., HAWAII, 1938-40;
1944—-; teacher, religious educ. in public schools, Hawaii, 1941-43;
hospital evang., Honolulu, 1953-58. m. Lonnie E. Blackman, Aug.
29, 1920. Child: Mildred Fay (m. Anderson), 1924. HAWAII

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BLAIR, MARTIN STONE

b. Martindale, Tex., Jan. 14, 1884; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1912;
S.B.T.S., Th.B., 1917; Th.M., 1918. State Baptist worker among
Negroes, Louisville, Ky., 1915-18; chaplain, U.S. Army, 1918-19;
pastor in Fla. and Tex., 1918, 1919. Appointed 1919; field mission-
ary, Santa Fe and Cordoba, ARGENTINA, 1919-32; dir., Baptist day
school, Cordoba, 1922-23; pastor, Las Varillas, 1932-34; dir., Rosario
Bible Institute, 1937-38; business mgr., Baptist Publishing House,
Buenos Aires, 1938-41, 1943-47; evang., South Buenos Aires, 1938-54;
served Argentina Mission as treas. 7 years, sec. 3 years, pres. 1 year.
Retired 1954. m. Cora Hancock, 1916. Address: 3813 Wayside, Fort
Worth 10, Tex. EMERITUS—ARGENTINA

BLAIR, CORA HANCOCK
(Mrs. M. S.)

b. Kathleen, Fla., Feb. 18, 1890; ed. Columbia Baptist College;
State Normal (Fla.); Carver School, B.M.T., 1915. Schoolteacher,
Fla., 1910-13; state Baptist worker among Negroes, Louisville, Ky.,
1915-18. Appointed 1919; evang., Province of Cordoba, ARGENTINA,
1919-27; Rosario City, 1927-35; gen. worker with national WMU,
1935; Rosario, 1936-38; Buenos Aires, 1938-48; South District, Buenos
Aires, 1949-54. Retired 1954. m. Martin Stone Blair, Sept. 20, 1916.
Children: William Judson, 1919; Martin Stone, Jr., 1926.
EMERITUS—ARGENTINA

BLAIR, WILLIAM JUDSON

b. Buenos Aires, Argentina, Dec. 25, 1919; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A.,
1943; S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., and B.S.M., 1948; M.R.E., 1956; M.S.M.,
1957. Minister of music, Azle Ave. Church, Fort Worth, Tex., 1945-
46; pastor, First Mexican Baptist Church, 1946-49. Appointed 1949;
language student, Medellin, CoLomBIA, 1950; dir., Dept. of Sacred
Music, Baptist Theol. Seminary, Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA, 1951-
55; editor, Baptist Spanish Publishing House, EL Paso, 1957—.
m. Dorothy Rose Sullivan, 1946. Address: 8816 Volcanic Dr., El
Paso, Tex. BAPTIST SPANISH PUBLISHING HOUSE

BLAIR, DOROTHY ROSE SULLIVAN
(Mrs. W. Judson)

b. Monticello, Ark., Oct. 16, 1922; ed. Texas Wesleyan College,
B.A., 1948; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1948. Dramatics teacher, Recrea-
tion Dept., Fort Worth, Tex., 1942-43; teacher, public school, Fort
Worth, 1948-48. Appointed 1949; language student, Medellin,
CoLoMBIA, 1950; teacher, Baptist Theol. Seminary, Buenos Aires,
ARGENTINA, 1951-55; publication work, Baptist Spanish Publishing
House, EL Paso, Tex., 1957—. m. W. Judson Blair, Mar. 15, 1946.

Children: Norma Lynn, 1948; Martha Louise, 1951; William Edward,

1958; Judson Paul, 1957.
BAPTIST SPANISH PUBLISHING HOUSE

BOATWRIGHT, CLAUDE SAWYER (BOB)

b. Emanuel Co., Ga., Aug. 10, 1924; ed. Abraham Baldwin Agricul-
tural College; No. Ga. College, B.S., 1948; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1951;
Th.M., 1952. U.S. Army Air Force, 1943-46; pastor, near Cynthiana,
Ky., 1951-53; Collins (Ga.) Church, 1953-58. Appointed 1958;
language study, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1958-59. m. Betty Faith Williams,

1950. U.S. address: c/o Maurice Boatwright, Swainsboro, Ga.
JAPAN

BOATWRIGHT, BETTY FAITH WILLIAMS
(Mrs. C. 8S.)

b. Macon, Ga., Apr. 22, 1926; ed. Tift College, B.A., 1946; Carver
School, M.R.E, 1950. Educ. dir., Buford (Ga.) Church, 1946-47;
schoolteacher, near Covington, Ga., 1947-48; summer field rep.,
Ga. WMU, 1949; music and promotional dir., Lawrenceville (Ga.)
Church, 1950. Appointed 1958; language study, Tokyo, JAPAN,
1958-59. m.C.S. Boatwright, Dec. 28, 1950. Children: Mary Linda
1953; David Wayne, 1955; Judy Beth, 1958. JAPAN

BOND, GERALD CLAYTON

b. Vernon Parish, La., July 26, 1927; ed. La. College, B.A., 1949;
N.O.B.T.S., B.D., 1952. Farm supt., asst. mission supt., industrial
mission, Liberia, ‘Africa, 1954-56; assoc. pastor, Bethel Church,
Oakdale, La., 1946; pastor, Fullerton (La.) Church, 1945-46; Oak
Grove Church, Clearwater, La., 1948-50; Pine Ridge Church, Melder,
La., 1950-52; South Columbia Mission of First Church, Miss., 1952-
54; South Columbia Church, 1956-58. Appointed 1958; language
study, Sekondi, GHANA, 1958-59. m. Helen Terry, 1947. U.S.
address: c/o Ernal Terry, Box 684, Port Sulphur, La. GHANA

BOND, HELEN MARIE TERRY
(Mrs. G. Clayton)

b. Stearns, Ky., Mar. 8, 1928; ed. La. College, B.A., 1949; Lott Sec-
retarial School, 1952. Substitute teacher, public schools, Melder,
La., 1950-52; Columbia, Miss., 1952; office sec. and schoolteacher,
industrial mission, Liberia, Africa, 1954-56; sec. to high school prin.,
Columbia, 1957-58. Appointed 1958; language study, Sekondi,
GHANA, 1958-59. m. G. Clayton Bond, July 8, 1947. Children:
Sandra Lynne, 1948; Carolyn Kay, 1950. GHANA

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BOONE, HAL BUCKNER

b. Elm Mott, Tex., Nov. 12, 1923; ed. East Tex. State Teachers Col-
lege; Tex. Christian Univ.; Univ. of Tex.; Baylor Univ., B.A., 1948;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1958; Arlington State College; Southwestern Med-
ical School of Univ. of Tex., M.D., 1956. U.S. Navy, 1948-45; pastor,
Flag Branch Church, Iredell, Tex., 1950-52; extern, Beverly Hills San-
itarium, Dallas, Tex., 1954-56; St. Paul’s Hospital, Dallas, 1955;
intern, St. Joseph’s Hospital, Fort Worth, 1956-57; resident, Austin
State Hospital, 1957-58. Appointed 1958; language study, Dar es
Salaam, TANGANYIKA, 1958-59. m. Patricia Held, 1945. U.S, address:

c/o Dr. J. B. Boone, 2601 Oaks Dr., Pasadena, Tex.
TANGANYIKA

BOONE, PATRICIA HELD
(Mrs. Hal B.)

b. Owensboro, Ky., Feb. 12, 1927; ed. Tex. Christian Univ.; Univ.
of Tex.; S.W.B.T.S. Sec., Owensboro, 1944; clerk, Cameron, Tex.,
1945. Appointed 1958; language study, Dar es Salaam, TANGANYIKA,
1958-59. m. Hal Boone, Jan. 27, 1945. Children: Hal Browning,
1946; Cathy, 1947; Susan, 1949; Paul Judson, 1951; George Daniel,
1958; James Carroll, 1958. TANGANYIKA

BOSTICK, EDWARD MAY, JR.

b. Hampton County, S. C., Feb. 16, 1898; ed. Clemson College,
B.S., 1918; Univ. of S. C.; S.B.T.S.; Union Theol. Seminary (Rich-
mond, Va.). Pastor, Indiana, 1920-22; Marine Camp Parris Island,
S. C., 1922-23; S. C., 1930-34. Appointed 1928; language student,
Soochow (China) Univ., 1923-24; teacher, Yates Academy, Soochow,
CHINA, 1924-27, 1928-29; evang. work, Soochow, 1927-28; Wusih,
1935. Retired 1937. m. Nell Lawrence, 1923. Address: 3118
Fourth Ave., Richmond 22, Va. EMERITUS—CHINA

BOSTICK, NELL LAWRENCE
(Mrs. Edward May, Jr.)

b. Hertford County, N. C., Nov. 18, 1894; ed. Chowan College;
Carver School, B.M.T., 1928. Appointed 1928; teacher, Wei-Ling
girls’ school, Soochow, CHINA, evang. and young people’s leader,
Soochow and Wusih. Retired 1987. m. Edward May Bostick, Jr.,

Sept. 21, 1928. Children: William Darden, 1928; June, 1930.
EMERITUS—CHINA

BOWDLER, GEORGE ALBERT, SR.

b. Santiago, Chile, Jan. 10, 1889; ed. Univ. of Minn.; Des Moines
Baptist College, B.A., 1916; Univ. of Chicago, M.A., 1919; S.B.T.S.,
Th.M., 1928. Pastor, Tenn., Minn., and Iowa churches, 1910-16.
Appointed 1919; prin., Colegio Bautista, Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA,
1920-25; pres., Instituto Evang. Bautista, 1928-33; field (Northern
Patagonia) missionary, Cipolletti, 1934-55. Retired 1956. m. Ruth
Nicholson, 1919. Address: 1517 Denny Rd., Columbia, S. C.
EMERITUS—ARGENTINA

BOWDLER, RUTH NICHOLSON
(Mrs, George A., Sr.)

b. Carlisle, Iowa, Apr. 14, 1892; ed. Drake Univ. Teacher, public
schools, Carlisle and Des Moines, Iowa, 1911-18; Louisville, Ky.,
1919. Appointed 1919; teacher, Colegio Bautista, Buenos Aires,
ARGENTINA, 1920-25; field (Northern Patagonia) missionary, Cipol-
letti, 1934-55. Retired 1956. m. George A. Bowdler, Jan. 30, 1919
Children: George Albert, Jr., 1920; William Garton, 1924; Betty

(m. Muirdon), 1925; Victor Robert, 1931.
EMERITUS—ARGENTINA

BOWLIN, RALPH TREECE

b. Ashville, Ala., Sept. 5, 1918; ed. Howard College; E. Tex. Baptist
College, B.S., 1949; D.D., 1955; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1951. U.S. Army,
1941-45; pastoral work, Water Ave. Baptist Church, Selma, Ala.,
1945-47; pastor in East Tex. and Okla., 1948-51. Appointed 1950;
field missionary, Gatooma, SOUTHERN RHODESIA, 1951-52; Sanyati,
1952-54; teacher, theol. seminary, Gwelo, 1955—. m. Betty Jean

Thedford, 1947. U.S. address: 7121 Georgia Rd., Birmingham 6,
Ala. SOUTHERN RHODESIA

BOWLIN, BETTY JEAN THEDFORD
(Mrs. Ralph T.)

b. Tyler, Tex., Oct. 4, 1926; ed. E. Tex. Baptist College, B.S., 1947;
S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E,. 1950. Vacation Bible school worker, Tex.
State Sunday School Board (summers), 1945-46; youth dir., churches
in Marshall and New London, Tex., 1945-47; teacher, public school,
Marshall, 1947-49. Appointed 1950; gen. missionary, Gatooma,
SOUTHERN RHODESIA, 1951-52; prin., Central Primary School, Sanyati,
1952-54; teacher, theol. seminary, Gwelo, 1955—. m. Ralph T.
Bowlin, Dec. 23, 1947. SOUTHERN RHODESIA

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BOZEMAN, OSCAR KONDERT, JR.

b. Baton Rouge, La., Jan. 22, 1924; ed. Vanderbilt Univ.; Chicago
City Jr. College; Univ. of Houston; Naval Air Corps Radar School;
N. C. State College of Agriculture and Engineering, B.C.E., 1949;
N.O.B.T.S. (extension). U.S. Naval Air Corps, 1948-46; partner,
Bozeman construction concerns, Baton Rouge, 1949-58. Appointed
(special) for Korea, 1958. m. Marie Walser, 1946. U.S. address:
599 Steele Blvd., Baton Rouge, La. KOREA

BOZEMAN, MARIE WALSER
(Mrs. Oscar K., Jr.)

b. St. Louis, Mo., Aug. 12, 1922; ed. Okla. State Univ.; La. State
Univ.; N.O.B.T.S. (extension). Sec., St. Louis, 1940-43; U.S. Navy
Women’s Reserve, 1943-46; sec., Baton Rouge, 1946; Raleigh, N. C.,
1946-47, 1949. Appointed (special) for KorEA, 1958. m. Oscar K.
Bozeman, Jr., Apr. 6, 1946. Children: Barbara Lynn, 1947; Laura
Gene, 1950; Oscar Kondert, III, 1952; Jenny Gail, 1955. KOREA

BRADLEY, BLANCHE

b. Barnwell County, S. C., Mar. 15, 1885; ed. Brewton Parker Insti-
tute; Carver School, B.M.T., 1914; Ga. Baptist Hospital, School of
Nursing; N. Y. Hospital, R.N., 1917. Night supervisor, Ga. Tuber-
cular Sanatorium, 1942-46; day supervisor, Battey State Hospital,
Rome, Ga., 1950-53. Appointed 1918; language student, Peking,
CHINA, 1918-19; supt. of nurses, Warren-Ayers Hospital, Hwanghsien,
1919-22; Oxner-Alexander Hospital, Pingtu, 1928-40; Stout Hospital,
Wuchow, 1947-49. Retired 1952. Address: Statesboro, Ga.
EMERITUS—CHINA

BRADSHAW, MELVIN JOEL

b. Sedley, Va., Jan. 1, 1925; ed. Univ. of Richmond (Va.), B.A.,
1945; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1949. Pastor, Dover Church, Manakin, Va.,
1944; young people’s worker, Grace Church, Richmond, Va., 1944-45;
pastor, Lawrenceville (Va.) Church, 1945-46; Mt. Sterling (Ind.)
Church, 1947-49. Appointed 1950; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN,
1950-52; teacher, Seinan Jo Gakuin, Kokura, 1952-55; chaplain,
Baptist hospital, Kyoto, 1956—. m. Edith Claytor, 1948. U.S. ad-
dress: Route 2, Franklin, Va. JAPAN

BRADSHAW, EDITH CLAYTOR
(Mrs. Melvin J.)

b. Princeton, W. Va., Dec. 5, 1925; ed. Berea College; Carver School.
Office worker, dean’s office, paper grader, English Dept., Berea (Ky.)
College, 1946-48; practical nurse, Winchester, Va., 1947. Appointed
1950; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1950-52; teacher, Seinan Jo
Gakuin, Kokura, 1952-55; church evang., Kyoto, 1956—. m. Melvin
J. Bradshaw, June 22, 1948. Children: Melvin Joel, Jr., 1949;
Richard Albert, 1950; Barry Claytor, 1953; Kenneth Alan, 1955;
Joanne Carolyn, 1956. JAPAN

BRADY, MARTHA FRANCES YATES
(Mrs. Otis)

b. Statesville, N. C., Dec. 8, 1982; ed. Mars Hill College, A.A., 1953;
Wake Forest College, B.A., 1955. Appointed 1956; educ. work,
Nassau, BAHAMAS, 1956—. m. Otis W. Brady, Aug. 7, 1954. Child:
John Thomas, 1955. BAHAMAS

BRADY, OTIS WALTER

b. Campobello, S. C., Oct. 15, 1927; ed. Furman Univ., B.A., 1952;
S.E.B.T.S., B.D., 1955. U.S. Air Force, 1945-48; interim pastor,
First Church, Ellerbe, N. C., 1952-58; pastor, Calvary Church,
Roanoke Rapids, N. C., 1953-56. Appointed 1956; educ. and evang.
work, Nassau, BAHAMAS, 1956—. m. Martha Yates, 1954. U.S.
address: Landrum, S. C. BAHAMAS

BRANUM, IRENE THELMA

b. Leslie, Ark., Aug. 18, 1917; ed. Mo. Baptist Hospital, School of
Nursing, R.N., 1941; Ouachita Baptist College, Ark., B.S., 1945;
Carver School; Yale Univ., Institute of Chinese Studies; George
Peabody College. Private duty nursing, St. Louis, Mo., 1941-42;
college nurse, Ouachita College, 1942-45; gen. duty nursing, Mo.
Baptist Hospital, St. Louis, 1945. Appointed 1946; language student,
Peking, CHINA, 1947-48; dir. of nurses, Baptist hospital, Kweilin,
1948-50; Pusan, Korma, 1952—. U.S. address: Star Route, Valles
Mines, Mo. KOREA

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BRASINGTON, JAMES BRYAN

b. Heath Springs, S. C., Sept. 2, 1925; ed. Clemson Agricultural Col-
lege; Univ. of S. C.; Stetson Univ., B.A., 1949; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1953.
U.S. Merchant Marines, 1948-46; staffer, Ridgecrest Assembly (sum-
mer), 1949; dir., Central Boys’ Club, YMCA, Louisville, Ky., 1949-
50; pastor, Kimberlin Creek Church, Scottsburg, Ind., 1950-53;
First Church, Umatilla, Fla., 1953-55. Appointed 1955; language
student, Costa Rica, 1955-56; city evang., Lima, PERU, 1956-58;
Arequipa, 1958-59. m. Victoria Young, 1948. U.S. address: 5028
Wofford Ave., Columbia, S. C. PERU

BRASINGTON, VICTORIA (VICKEY) YOUNG
(Mrs. J. Bryan)

b. Gainesville, Fla., Dec. 18, 1924; ed. Stetson Univ., B.A., 1947;
Carver School. Summer worker, B.T.U. Dept., Fla. Baptist State
Convention, 1945, 1946; youth and educe. dir., First Church, Quincy,
Fla., 1947-48; sec. First Church, DeLand, Fla., 1948-49; staffer,
Ridgecrest Assembly (summer), 1949; office clerk, high school, Louis-
ville, Ky., 1950-58. Appointed 1955; language student, Costa Rica,
1955-56; church evang., Lima, PERU, 1956-58; Arequipa, 1958-59.
m. J. Bryan Brasington, May 30, 1948. Children: Kim Wilson,
1952; Melinda Lee, 1953. PERU

BRATCHER, ARTIE PORTER
(Mrs. Lewis Malen)

b. Caneyville, Ky., Nov. 2, 1890; ed. Georgetown College; Berea
College; Carver School. Schoolteacher, Caneyville, Ky., 1911-14.
Appointed 1918; evang. worker, Colegio Batista, Campos, BRAZIL,
1920-23; day school, Baptist College, Rio de Janeiro, 1926-27; girls’
dept., 1928-42; Training School, 1942-57. Retired 1958. m. L. M.
Bratcher, June 15, 1915 (d. 1953). Children: Lewis Malen, Jr., 1916;
Robert Galveston, 1920; Edward Ballance, 1924. Address: 11
Ridge Road, Louisville, Ky. EMERITUS—BRAZIL

BREEDEN, LEMUEL GLYNN

b. Mobeetie, Tex., Dee. 20, 1925; ed. Stanford Univ.; Hardin-Simmons
Univ., B.A., 1947; Baylor Univ. College of Medicine, M.D., 1951.
U.S. Army, 1944-46; extern, Memorial Hospital, Houston, Tex.,
1950-51; intern, City-County Hospital, Fort Worth, Tex., 1951-
52; resident, 1952-58; physician, Newton Clinic, Cameron, Tex., 1953;
private practice, Wink, Tex., 1953-56. Appointed 1956; language stu-
dent, San Jose, CosTA Rica, 1956-57; physician, Baptist hospital,
Barranquilla, CoLompBia, 1958—. m. Ila Hayworth, 1949. U.S.
address: 1111 Sixth St., Corpus Christi, Tex. COLOMBIA

BREEDEN, ILA MOZELLE HAYWORTH
(Mrs. L. Glynn)

b. Granbury, Tex., Jan. 28, 1926; ed. Howard Payne College;
S.W.B.T.S., B.R.E., 1948; Univ. of Houston. Educ. sec., Park Ave.,
Church, Corpus Christi, Tex., 1944; summer worker, Home Mission
Board, Mo., 1946, 1947; elementary dir., Second Church, Houston,
Tex., 1948-51; Doyle Mission, Ft. Worth, Tex., 1951-53; clinic super-
visor, lab. and X-ray technician, Wink, Tex., 1953-54. Appointed 1956;
language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1956-57; statistician, Bap-
tist hospital, Barranquilla, CoLoMBIA, 1958—. m. L. Glynn Breeden,
Dec. 17, 1949. Children: Wilson Lynn, 1951; David Lee, 1953;
Harold Dean, 1955; Terry Glynn, 1957. COLOMBIA

BREWER, NADYNE

b. Winnsboro, Tex., June 8, 1923; ed. Wayland Baptist College,
1942-48; School for Dental Technicians (Army); Tex. Tech. College,
B.S., 1949; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1951. Schoolteacher, Dickens,
Tex., 1943-44; U.S. W.A.C., 1944-46; receptionist, sec. to dean of
women, S.W.B.T.S., Fort Worth, Tex. (summers), 1950, 1951; teacher,
Buckner Orphans’ Home, Dallas, Tex., 1951-52. Appointed 1952;
language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1952-53; dir., Kate White
Domestic School, Salvador, 1955-58; teacher, Baptist girls’ school,
Rio de Janeiro, 1958—. U.S. address: c/o Mrs. B. F. Saxon, Star
Route 1, Spur, Tex. BRAZIL

BRIDGES, GLENN McLEEN

b. Devol, Okla., July 20, 1916; ed. Howard Payne College, B.A.,
1941; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., M.R.E., 1945. Pastor, Tex. churches, 1940-
45; rural missionary, Fla. Baptist Convention, DeFuniak Springs,
1945-47; state Sunday school sec., Fla. Baptist Convention, 1947-
48. Appointed 1948; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1949-
50; field missionary, Campo Grande, Mato Grosso, 1951—. m.
Mary Ruth Pennington, 1987. U.S. address: Joy, Tex.

BRAZIL

BRIDGES, MARY RUTH PENNINGTON
(Mrs. Glenn M.)

b. Era, Tex., Oct. 16, 1916; ed. Mary Hardin-Baylor College; How-
ard Payne College, B.S., 1939; S.W.B.T.S. Schoolteacher, Myra,
Tex., 1942-45; Jacksonville, Fla., 1947-48. Appointed 1948; language
student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1949-50; state WMU cor. sec., evang.
work, Campo Grande, Mato Grosso, 1951—. m. Glenn M. Bridges,
May 22, 1937. BRAZIL

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BROCK, LONNIE ROSS, JR.

b. Goldsboro, N. C., Oct. 17, 1928; ed. Mars Hill College; Wake
Forest College, B.A., 1945; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1948. Assoc. pastor,
churches, N. C. (summer), 1944, 1946; chaplain, Eastern Carolina
Training School, Rocky Mount, N. C. (summer), 1947; worker, Home
Mission Board (summer), 1948; educ. dir., Park View Church, Ports-
mouth, Va., 1949-51; pastor, Hunton Church, Glen Allen, Va., 1951-
58. Appointed 1953; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1953-54;
evang. worker, Natal, 1955—. m. Barbara Howard, 1952. U.S.
address: 23815 Lincoln St., Portsmouth, Va. BRAZIL

BROCK, BARBARA RUTH HOWARD
(Mrs. Lonnie R., Jr.)

b. Knoxville, Tenn., Sept. 12, 1927; ed. Medical College of Virginia;
Carson-Newman College, B.S. in nursing, 1950; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E.,
1952. Nurse, Milligan Clinic, Jefferson City, Tenn., 1948-50; South
Plains Cooperative Hospital, Amherst, Tex., 1950; S.W.B.T.S.,
Fort Worth, Tex., 1950-51; St. Joseph’s Hospital, Fort Worth, 1951-
52; asst. prof. of surgical nursing, Medical College of Va., 1952-53.
ainninted: 1958; language student, Campinas, BRAzIL, 1953-54;

evang. worker, Natal, 1955—. m. Lonnie R. Brock, Jr., June 14,
1952. Children: Karen Ruth, 1953; Mary Katherine, 1955.

BRAZIL

BROOKS, LUCY ERNELLE. &=.CMS -

b. Bridgeton, N- C., Nov. 16, 1916; ed. Mars Hill College; East

Carolina Teachers College, B.A., 1937; Johns Hopkins School of
Nursing, R.N., 1942; Catholic Univ. of America; S.W.B.T.S. In-
structive Visiting Nurse Society, Washington, D. C.; staff nurse,
1942-44; supervisor, 1944-47. Appointed 1947; member of staff,
Baptist Women’s Training College, Abeokuta, NIGERIA, 1947—.
U.S. address: 102 N. Library St., Greenville, N. C. NIGERIA

BROONER, MARY AILEEN

b. Lowell, Kan., July 26, 1924; ed. Southwest Baptist College, A.A.,
1948; Okla. Baptist Univ., B.A., 1950; Carver School, M.R.E., 1952.
Sec.-bookkeeper, Spencer Chemical Co., Pittsburg, Kan., 1942-46;
worker, registrar’s office, Southwest Baptist College, Bolivar, Mo.,
1947-48; alumni and infirmary offices, Okla. Baptist Univ., Shawnee,
1948-50; summer worker, Home Mission Board, 1948, 1951. Ap-
pointed 1952; educ.-evang. worker, Sanyati, SOUTHERN RHODESIA,
1952—. U.S. address: c/o J. E. Brooner, Route 4, Columbus, Kan.

SOUTHERN RHODESIA

BROTHERS, LIONEL RAYMON

b. Hopkins Co., Ky., Jan. 4, 1904; ed. Univ. of Fla., B.A., 1927;
S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1930; George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A.,
1931; Stetson Univ. Teacher, public school, 1931-84; pastor, Melrose,
Fla., 1934-36. Appointed 1936; acting prin., Baptist College, Iwo,
NIGERIA, 1937-44; prin., 1947-51; educ. sec., Nigerian Baptist Con-
vention, 1950—; Ibadan, 1952—. m. Leola Smith, Aug. 26, 1981 (d.
1951). m. Mary Catherine Adams, 1952. U.S. address: De Land,
Fila. NIGERIA

BROTHERS, MARY CATHERINE ADAMS
(Mrs. L. Raymon)

b. Ocala, Fla., Oct. 24, 1920; ed. Mars Hill College; Fla. State College
for Women., B.A., 1942; Carver School, M.R.E, 1948. Sec., First
Baptist Church, Ocala, Fla., 1988; trainee, Air Traffic Control, At-
lanta, Ga., 1942-438; asst. Airport Traffic Controller, Savannah, Ga.,
1948; Air Traffic Controller, Charleston, S. C., 1943-44; U.S. Navy,
Washington, D. C., 1944-46. Appointed 1948; teacher, Baptist
College, Iwo, NIGERIA, 1948-51; educ. worker, Ibadan, 1952—. m.
L. Raymon Brothers, _— 4, 1952. Children: Raymon Thomas,
1953; Mary Lee, 1954; Catherine May, 1956. NIGERIA

BROWER, CORNELIA

b. Orange, N. J., Jan. 1, 1896; ed. Winthrop College, B.A., 1919;
Carver School, B.M.T., 1921. Settlement worker and kindergarten
teacher, New Brooklyn, S. C., 1919. Appointed 1921; teacher,
Colegio Bautista, Temuco, CHILE, 1922—. U.S. address: 406 N.
Purdy St., Sumter, S. C. CHILE

BROWN, HOMER ARBON, JR.

b. Quincy, Ill., Sept. 6, 1918; ed. Hannibal-La Grange College; William
Jewell College, B.A., 1942; Central Baptist Seminary; S.W.B.T.S.,
B.D., 1948; Gem City Business College (Quincy, Ill.), Master of
Accounts, 1952; George Peabody College. Pastor in Ill., 1938-40;
Mo., 1940-42; Kan., 1942-48; Tex., 1947-48; chaplain, U.S. Army,
1948-46. Appointed 1948; acting prin., Baptist boys’ high school,
Abeokuta, NicmriA, 1948-49; Baptist Academy, Lagos, 1949-51;
mgr., Baptist Book Store, Ibadan, 1952-56; prin., Baptist boys’
high school, Oyo, 1957—. m. Mildred Ruth Steckler, 1939. U.S.
address: Quincy, Ill. NIGERIA

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BROWN, MILDRED RUTH STECKLER
(Mrs. Homer A., Jr.)

b. Quincy, Ill., Oct. 21, 1914; ed. Hannibal-LaGrange College; South-

west Baptist Academy and College; William Jewell College, B.A.,

1946; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E, 1948. Presser, Pierson Manufacturing

Co., Quincy, IIll., 1929-39. Appointed 1948; teacher, Baptist boys’ yt
high school, Abeokuta, NIGERIA, 1948-49; Baptist Academy, Lagos, nile
1949-51; church evang., Ibadan, 1952-56; teacher, Baptist boys’ ,
high school, Oyo, 1957—. m. Homer A. Brown, Jr., Sept. 8, 1939. ,

Child: Linda Grace, 1953. NIGERIA

BROWN, LORNE ECKHARDT ~~

b. Hamilton, Canada, Nov. 15, 1918; ed. Bob Jones College; Univ.
of Tenn. Medical College, M.D., 1944. Certified, American Board
of Internal Medicine, 1956. Resident doctor, Herman Kiefer Hospital,
Detroit, Mich., 1945-46; U.S. Army Medical Corps, 1946-47; medical
practice, Fork Ridge, Tenn., 1948; dir., Tuberculosis Control, County
Health Dept., and part-time physician, Waverly Hills Sanatorium
(Ky.), 1948-49. Appointed 1949; language student, Bahrein, Persian
Gulf, 1949-50, and Beirut, LEBANON, 1955-56; staff doctor, Baptist
hospital, Ajloun, JORDAN, 1951-55, 1956-57; medical evang., East
Africa, 1958—. m. Martha Virginia Allen, 1941. U.S. address:
125 18th St., N.E., Cleveland, Tenn, EAST AFRICA

BROWN, MARTHA VIRGINIA ALLEN
(Mrs. Lorne E.)

b. Byington, Tenn., Sept. 19, 1916; ed. Bob Jones College, B.A.,
1988; Univ. of Tenn. Schoolteacher, Cleveland, Tenn., 1938-39,
1940-41; Aleoa, Tenn., 1939-40; Memphis, Tenn., 1942-44; library
asst., Cossitt Public Library, Memphis, 1941-42. Appointed 1949;
language student, Bahrein, Persian Gulf, 1949-50 and Beirut, LeBa-
NON, 1955-56; evang., Ajloun, JORDAN, 1951-55, 1956-57; East Africa,
1958—. m. Lorne E. Brown, Nov. 27, 1941. Children: Martha
Elizabeth, 1944; Margaret Louise, 1948; Rebecca Allen, 1951; Dor-
othy Ann, 1956. EAST AFRICA

BRUNSON, JULIAN RALPH

b. Allendale Co., S. C., Mar. 26, 1926; ed. Providence Barrington
Bible College; Carson-Newman College, B.A., 1951; S.W.B.T.S.,
B.D., 1955; Staff worker, Ridgecrest Assembly (summers), 1942-44;
U.S. Army Air Forces, 1944-46; dir. of music, First Church, Cross-
ville, Tenn., 1950-51; missionary, Stone Association, Tenn., 1952;
mission pastor, First Church, Salisbury, N. C., 1949; pastor, Spring-
field (Ga.) Church, 1955-58. Appointed 1958; language study, Singa-
pore, 1958-59. m. Charlotte Hicks, 1952. U.S. address: P. O. Box
429, Conover, N. C. MALAYA

BRUNSON, CHARLOTTE ADELL HICKS
(Mrs. J. Ralph)

b. Hamilton Co., Tenn., Jan. 26, 1930; ed. Carson-Newman College,
B.S., 1952; S.W.B.T.S. Sec., Sarasota (Fla.) Church, 1947; sum-
mer worker, Hamilton Co. Assoc., Chattanooga, Tenn., 1950, 1951.
Appointed 1958; language study, Singapore, 1958-59. m. J. Ralph
Brunson, June 7, 1952. Children: James Ralph, 1953; Richard
William, 1957. MALAYA

BRYAN, CHARLES WILLIS

b. Collinsville, Tex., Jan. 20, 1923; ed. Southwestern Univ., B.A:,
1945; Baylor Univ.; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1950; Th.M., 1958. Grocery
store proprietor, Whitesboro, Tex., 1940-41; U.S. Navy, 1943-45;
pastor in Tex., 1947-50. Appointed 1950; language student, San
Jose, Costa Rica, 1950-51; prof., Instituto Teologico Bautista, San
Jose, 1951-57; pastor, First Baptist Church, Lima, Peru, 1957—. m.
Martha Anna Christian, 1948. U.S. address: 505 Linwood Ave.,
East Point, Ga. PERU

BRYAN, MARTHA ANNA CHRISTIAN
(Mrs. Charles W.)

b. East Point, Ga., June 28, 1925; ed. Univ. of Ga., B.F.A., 1947;
S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1950. Control clerk, American Tel. and Tel.
Co., Atlanta, Ga., 1942-44; library asst., Univ. of Ga., Atlanta, 1945-
47; S.W.B.T.S., Ft. Worth, Tex., 1947-50. Appointed 1950; language
student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1950-51; dir., music dept., Instituto
Teologico Bautista, San Jose, 1951-57; WMU sec., 1951-57; church
evang., Lima, Peru, 1957—. m. Charles W. Bryan, May 25, 1948.
Child: Carol Ann, 1953. PERU

BRYAN, FERREBEE CATHARINE

b. Chinkiang, China, June 18, 1886; ed. Hollins College, B.A., 1908;
Atlanta Normal Training School, B.S., 1916; Columbia Univ., M.A.,
1923; Biola, Los Angeles, Calif.; Westminster Choir College. Ap-
pointed 1908; asst. headmistress, Julia MacKenzie Girls’ School,
Yangchow, CHINA, 1908-13; church and school kindergarten super-
visor, Shanghai, 1914-22; prin., Baptist Normal School, 1919-21;
prof., Univ. of Shanghai, and prin., two elementary schools, 1921-
30; music dir., Shanghai, Nanking, Macao churches, 1922-39. Re-
tired 1951. Author: in English “(His Golden Cycle,” “At the Gates,”
and a pageant; two books in Chinese. Address: 2747 Grove St.,
N.E., Atlanta 19, Ga. EMERITUS—CHINA

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BRYAN, MAMIE SALLEE
(Mrs. R. T.)

b. Middleburg, Ky., Feb. 24, 1872; ed. Bardstown Baptist Institute,
B.S., 1890; Baptist Missionary Training School, Chicago. Appointed
1905; teacher of Bible and music, Eliza Yates and Ming Jang schools,
Shanghai, CHINA; prin., Shung Tak Cantonese school, Shanghai; writer,
Primary Sunday school lessons in Chinese; editor, songbooks with
notes, for use in chapel, Sunday school, and church. Retired 1937.
m. Robert Thomas Bryan, Dec. 30, 1909 (d. 1946). Address: 934
Drexel Ave., San Antonio, Tex. EMERITUS—CHINA

BRYAN, NELSON AUGUSTUS

b. Lebanon, Tenn., Nov. 7, 1889; ed. Cumberland Univ., B.A., 1912;
Vanderbilt Univ., M.D., 1917. Medical officer, U.S. Navy, 1917-
20; gen. practitioner, Toccoa, Ga., 1943-46. Appointed 1920; supt.,
Warren Memorial Hospital, Hwanghsien, Shantung, CHINA, 1920-
42; Yangchow Baptist Hospital, Yangchow, Kiangsu, 1946-49;
medical work, Pusan, Korwa, 1951-56. Retired 1957. m. Frances

Allison, 1917. Address: 978 Peavy Road, Dallas, Tex.
EMERITUS—CHINA and KOREA

BRYAN, FRANCES ALLISON es

(Mrs. N. A.)

b. Chapel Hill, Tenn., Mar. 2, 1891; ed. Belmont College; Cumber-
land Univ. Schoolteacher in Tenn., 1915-18. Appointed 1920; educ.-
evang. work among adult illiterates, hospital patients, Warren Memo-
rial Hospital, Hwanghsien, CHINA, 1920-40; supervisor of industrial
work, girls’ school, 1928-34; Yangchow, Kiangsu, China, 1946-49.
Retired 1957. m. N. A. Bryan, Aug. 14, 1917. Children: John

Nelson, 1920; Ann (m. Pearle), 1923; Sarah Frances (m. Ervin), 1925.
EMERITUS—CHINA

BRYANT, THURMON EARL

b. Claud, Okla., May 25, 1930; ed. Tex. Technological College; Baylor
Univ., B.A., 1951; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. Music dir., Alice Ave.
Church, Waco, Tex., 1950; pastor, Prairie Point Church, Groesbeck,
Tex., 1950-52; Friendship Church, Cleburne, Tex., 1952-56; First
Church, Grandview, Tex., 1956-58; teaching fellow, S.W.B.T.S., 1957-
58. Appointed 1958; language study, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1958-59.
m. Doris Morris, 1948. U.S. address: c/o Homer Morris, Box 156,

Sudan, Tex. BRAZIL

BRYANT, DORIS MARIE MORRIS
(Mrs. Thurmon E.)

b. Sudan, Tex., Dec. 21, 1929; ed. Tex. Technological College; Baylor
Univ., B.B.A., 1951; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1956. Sec., Fort Worth,
Tex., 1951-54. Appointed 1958; language study, Campinas, BRAZIL,
1958-59. m. Thurmon E. Bryant, Aug. 8, 1948. Children: Larry
Joe, 1956; Danny Earl, 1957. BRAZIL

BUMPUS, CLAUD RAMEY

b. Sherrill, Ark., June 4, 1922; ed. Ouachita Baptist College, B.A.,
1946; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1951. Pastor, churches in Ark., 1943-49;
Milburn, Okla., 1949-51; Urbana, Ark., 1951-53. Appointed 1953;
language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1953-54; field evang., Campina
Grande, Paraiba, 1955—. m. Frances Beindorf, 1945. U.S. address:
402 West Second St., Tulsa 14, Okla. BRAZIL

BUMPUS, FRANCES BEINDORF
(Mrs. Claud Ramey)

b. Simpson, Ark., Apr. 19, 1922; ed. Ark. Polytechnic College; Ouachita
Baptist College, B.A., 1945; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1951. Teacher,
high school, Donaldson, Ark., 1945-46. Appointed 1953; language
student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1953-54; church evang., Campina Grande,
Paraiba, 1955—. m. Claud R. Bumpus, Mar. 27, 1945. Children:
Linda Kay, 1946; LaDonna Gayle, 1952; Larry Carl, 006 aeTh,

BURCH, VELLA JANE

b. Durham, N. C., Dec. 28, 1910; ed. Duke Univ., B.A., 1931; M.A.,
1933; Univ. of N. C., B.A., in L.S., 1986; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1948;
D.R.E., 1954. Cataloguer, Duke Univ., 1936-45; head of cataloguing
dept., Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Ga., 1945-46; cataloguer,
private library in Atlanta, 1947; catalogue librarian and assoc. prof.,
S.W.B.T.S., Fort Worth, Tex., 1948-52. Appointed 1953; librarian,
Baptist Theol. Seminary, Ruschlikon, SwITZERLAND, 1952—. U.S.
address: 2735 Briarcliff Road, N.E., Atlanta, Ga. EUROPE

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BURKS, EDGAR HAROLD, JR.

b. Pineville, Mo., Mar. 17, 1921; ed. Southwest Mo. State College;
Southwest (Mo.) Baptist College; Baylor Univ., B.A., 1945; S.B.T.S.,
B.D., 1948; Th.D., 1951. Pastor, Noel, Mo., 1941-42; Goodman,
Mo., 1942-44; New Baden, Tex., 1944-45; Lawrenceburg, Ky., 1945-
50; Cabool, Mo., 1950-55. Appointed 1955; language student, Oyo,
NIGERIA, 1955-56; teacher, Baptist Theol. Seminary, Ogbomosho,
1956, 1957—; Newton Memorial School, Oshogbo, 1957. m. Linnie
Jane Joslin, 1940. U.S. address: Pineville, Mo. NIGERIA

BURKS, LINNIE JANE JOSLIN
(Mrs. Edgar H., Jr.)

b. Pineville, Mo., Mar. 31, 1922; ed. Southwest (Mo.) Baptist Col-
lege; Carver School, B.R.E., 1949. High school librarian, Pineville,
1939-40; employee, student center, S.B.T.S., Louisville, Ky., 1949-
50. Appointed 1955; language student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1955-56;
teacher, nursery school, Ogbomosho, 1956, 1957—; Newton Memo-
rial School, Oshogbo, 1957. m. Edgar H. Burks, Jr., Mar. 24, 1940.
Child: Alice Anne, 1945. NIGERIA

BURT, DANIEL HIX, JR.

b. Cleburne, Tex., Sept. 26, 1924; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1950;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. U.S. Navy, 1943-46; pastor, Lone Willow
Church, Cleburne, 1952-54; Tolar (Tex.) Church, 1954-57. Appointed
(special) 1957; language study, Campinas, BRAziL, 1958. m. Mary
Smith, 1952. U.S. address: 708 S. Wilhite St., Cleburne, Tex.
BRAZIL

BURT, MARY ELLEN SMITH
(Mrs. Daniel H., Jr.)

b. Cleburne, Tex., Jan. 13, 1927; ed. Decatur (Tex.) Baptist College,
A.A., 1946; Howard Payne College, B.A., 1949; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E.,
1952. Sec., First Church, Stephenville, Tex., 1949-50; East Hender-
son St. Church, Cleburne, 1950-52; schoolteacher, Cleburne, 1952-53;
Appointed (special) 1957; language study, Campinas, BRAzIL, 1958.
m. Daniel H. Burt, Jr., Aug. 26, 1952. Child: Stephen ivan, Ae.

BUSTER, WALLER RAY

b. Sanger, Tex., Mar. 28, 1898; ed. No. Tex. State Normal College,
Denton; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1923. Schoolteacher, Camey Spur,
Jasper, and Clarksville, Tex., 1916-20. Appointed 1923; kindergarten
teacher, Baptist college, Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL, 1924-27; teacher,
English, Bible, and kindergarten, Belo Horizonte, 1928-36; church
evang., Belo Horizonte, 1938-48; teacher, Baptist girls’ high school,

Rio de Janeiro, 1944—. U.S. address: Box 184, Clovis, N. M.
BRAZIL

CADER, BURLEY EDWARD

b. Clarks, La., Nov. 3, 1922; ed. La. College, B.A., 1950; S.W.B.T.S.,
B.D., 1951. Pastor, Hudson Creek Church, Dry Prong, La., 1943-46;
Graham Point Church, Royse City, Tex., 1947-51. Appointed 1951;
language student,. Campinas, BRazIL, 1951-52; evang. worker, Feira
de Santana, 1958—. m. Ulene DeWeese, 1949. U.S. address: 461

Eighteenth St., N.W., Cleveland, Tenn. BRAZIL

CADER, ULENE DeWEESE
(Mrs. Burley E.)

b. Hayesville, N. C., Dec. 19, 1919; ed. No. Ga. College; Tenn. Wes-
leyan College; Carson-Newman College, B.A., 1947; S.W.B.T.S.
Sec., First Church, Cleveland, Tenn., 1948-45; Carson-Newman
College, Jefferson City, Tenn., 1946; First Church, Clinton, Tenn.,
1947; and Gambrell St. Church, Fort Worth, Tex., 1948-49; clerk,
aircraft corporation, Fort Worth, 1950. Appointed 1951; language
student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1951-52; evang. worker, Feira de Santana,
19583—. m. Burley E. Cader, Jan. 15, 1949. Children: Daniel
Edward, 1949 (d. 1950). BRAZIL

CADWALLADER, CHESTER SAMUEL, JR.

b. Waco, Tex., Dec. 21, 1920; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1942; S.W.B.T.S.,
B.D., 1945; N.O.B.T.S., Th.M., 1951. Pastor, Tex. churches, 1940-
44, and College Place Church, Monroe, La., 1945-52. Appointed
1952; language student, San Jose, CosTa_RIcA, 1952-53; teacher,
Bible Institute, 1955—, and field evang., Guatemala City, GUATE-
MALA, 1954—. m. Dorothy Bell, 1948. U.S. address: 512 Ww. Rick-
enbacker, Oklahoma City, Okla. GUATEMALA

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CADWALLADER, DOROTHY BELL
(Mrs. Chester Samuel, Jr.)

b. Austin, Tex., Apr. 11, 1922; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1943;
S.W.B.T.S. Appointed 1952; language student, San Jose, COSTA
Rica, 1952-58; evang. worker, Guatemala City, GUATEMALA, 1954—.
m. Chester Samuel Cadwallader, Jr., Sept. 3, 1943. Children: Chester
Seth, 1944; Paul David, 1948; Ralph Aldis, 1950; Martha Faye,
1951. GUATEMALA

CALCOTE, RALPH VICTOR

b. Wesson, Miss., Sept. 12, 1928; ed. Copiah-Lincoln Jr. College;
Miss. State College, B.S., 1944; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1949. Test engineer,
Gen. Electric Co., Syracuse, N. Y., 1944-45; Seaman First Class,
USN, 1945-46; teacher, apprentice electricians, Trade Schools, Louis-
ville, Ky. (night), 1947-49; RA and Bible school worker, Home Mis-
sion Board, 1948; pastor, Jenkins Memorial Church, St. Martinville,
La., 1949-51. Appointed 1951; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN,
1951-58; evang. work, Kokura, 1953-54; Yawata, 1954—. m. Gena
Myrle Wall, 1947. U.S. address: 3861 Oswego St., Baton Rouge,
La. JAPAN

CALCOTE, GENA MYRLE WALL
(Mrs. Ralph V.)

b. Natalbany, La., Dec. 6, 1919; ed. Southeastern La. College, B.A.,
1946; Carver School, M.R.E., 1948. Asst., book store, Southeastern
La. College, Hammond, 1943-46; caseworker, Tangipahoa Parish
Dept. of Public Welfare, Amite, La., 1946; case-aid, Children’s Agency,
Louisville, Ky., 1948-49. Appointed 1951; language student, Tokyo,
JAPAN, 1951-58; evang. worker, Kokura, 1953-54; Yawata, 1954—.
m. Ralph V. Calcote, June 1, 1947. Children: Stuart Wayne, 1949;
Cherryl Ann, 1952; Nancy Sue, 1954. JAPAN

CALDWELL, PEARL PAULINE

b. Pontotoc, Miss., Aug. 19, 1877; ed. Blue Mountain College, teacher
training, 1900; Carver School, B.M.T., 1910. Teacher, Miss. schools,
1896-1907. Appointed 1910; evang. work, Laichow, Shantung,
CHINA, 1912-14; prin., girls’ school, Laichow, 1914-15; field evang.,
village primary schools, Pingtu, 1915-36; prin., Effie Sears girls’
school, 1987-41; interned 1941, repatriated 1948. Retired 1947.
Address: Pontotoc, Miss. EMERITUS—CHINA C—

CALLAWAY, TUCKER NOYES

b. Atlanta, Ga., Sept. 6, 1918; ed. Ga. School of Technology; Mercer
Univ., B.A., 1940; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1948; Th.D., 1957; Young People’s
dir., Second Ponce de Leon Church, Atlanta, Ga., 1941-42; pastor,
Cropper, Ky., 1948-45. Appointed 1945; evang., Wahiawa (HAWAII)
Church, 1945-46; pastor, Hilo Church, 1946-47; prof., Seinan Gakuin,
Fukuoka, JAPAN, 1947-48, 1951—; language student, Tokyo, 1949-
51; pastor, Higashi Church, Fukuoka, 1953-55. m. Elizabeth Clark,
1942. U.S. address: Box 6597, Richmond 30, Va. JAPAN

CALLAWAY, ELIZABETH CLARK
(Mrs. Tucker N.)

b. Nashville, Tenn., Mar. 26, 1920; ed. Shorter College, B.A., 1942;
Emory Univ.; Carver School, M.R.E., 1945. Youth worker, Second
Ponce de Leon Church, Atlanta, Ga., 1942-48. Appointed 1945;
educ. and evang., Wahiawa (HAwaAtm) Church, 1945-46; Hilo Church,
1946-47; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1949-51; teacher, Seinan
Gakuin, Fukuoka, 1951—. m. Tucker N. Callaway, Dec. 24, 1942.
Children: Sara Nell, 1944; Elizabeth Ann, 1946; Margaret Lynn,
1948; Susan Tucker, 1949. JAPAN

CAMPBELL, CHARLES WALLACE

b. Mt. Enterprise, Tex., May 18, 1925; ed. Stephen F. Austin College;
Tulane Univ., B.S., 1946; Dallas College of Southern Methodist
Univ.; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1958. Clerk and bookkeeper, Dallas, 1946-
48; accountant, Dallas, 1948-50; pastor, churches in Tex. and Okla.,
1950-58. Appointed 1953; language student, San Jose, CosTA RICA,
1958-54; evang., Cipolletti, ARGENTINA, 1955-56; Rosario, 1956;
Buenos Aires, 1956-57; Bahia Blanca, 1957—; mission treas., 1956-
57. m. Bernadene Kimmey, 1949. U.S. address: 63830 Monticello,
Dallas 14, Tex. ARGENTINA

CAMPBELL, BERNADENE KIMMEY
(Mrs. Charles W.)

b. Wood County, Tex., May 24, 1923; ed. Tex. Wesleyan College;
S.W.B.T.S., B.R.E., 1958. Analyst and clerk, Dallas, Tex., 1942-50.
Appointed 1958; language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1953-54;
evang., Cipolletti, ARGENTINA, 1955-56; Rosario, 1956; Buenos Aires,
1956-57; Bahia Blanca, 1957—. m. Charles W. Campbell, Nov.
12, 1949. ARGENTINA

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CAMPBELL, VERA LEONA

b. Fairburn, Ga., Aug. 24, 1921; ed. Tift College, B.A., 1942; Mercer
Univ.; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1948; B.D., 1950. Science teacher,
Brewton-Parker Jr. College, Mt. Vernon, Ga., 1942-45; customer-
contact clerk, Atlanta (Ga.) Gas and Light Co., 1945-46; library
employee, S.W.B.T.S., Fort Worth, Tex., 1946-47, 1948-49, 1949-50.
Appointed 1950; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1950-52; teacher,
women’s dept., Seinan Gakuin, Fukuoka, 1952—. U.S. address:
Rte. 2, Fairburn, Ga. JAPAN

CAMPBELL, VIOLA DEE

b. Hickory, N. C., Feb. 24, 1915; ed. No. Greenville Baptist Acad-
emy; Anderson Jr. College; Columbia Bible College; Furman Univ.,
B.A., 1937; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E.; Univ. of Mexico. Insurance office
worker, 1937-38; missionary to Chinese Americans under appoint-
ment Home Mission Board, 1940-42. Appointed 1942; dir., Women’s
Dept. and teacher, Seminario Teologico Bautista Mexicano, Torreon,
MExIco, 1942—. U.S. address: 1205 N. Florence St., El Paso,
Tex. MEXICO

——,

—

CANNATA, SAMUEL RAYMOND JOSEPH, JR.

b. Houston, Tex., Nov. 4, 1928; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1949;
S.W.B.T.S.; Univ. of Tex. Medical School, M.D., 1955. Youth dir.,
Broadmoor Church, Shreveport, La., 1950; student missionary in Ni-
geria for Tex. B.S.U. (summer), 1952; nurse’s technician, Univ. of
Tex. Medical School, 1952-55; intern, Columbia (S. C.) Hospital,
1955-56; resident, Huey P. Long Hospital, Pineville, La., 1956-57;
gen. practitioner, Teague, Tex., 1957. Appointed 1957; language
student, Salisbury, SOUTHERN RHODESIA, 1958. m. Virginia Currey,
1957. U.S. address: 600 Woodard, Houston 22, Tex.

SOUTHERN RHODESIA

CANNATA, VIRGINIA (GINNY) CURREY
(Mrs. Samuel R. J., Jr.)

b. Greenville, Miss., Aug. 23, 1934; ed. Blue Mountain College, B.A.,
1956. GA counselor, Camp Garaywa, Miss., 1953, counselor and
Book Store manager, 1954, 1955; assoc., student dept., La. Baptist
Convention, 1956-57. Appointed 1957; language student, Salisbury,
SOUTHERN RHODESIA, 1958. m. Samuel R. J. Cannata, Jr., June 29,
1957. SOUTHERN RHODESIA

CANZONERI, MABEL ANTONINA

b. Fort Worth, Tex., Dec. 26, 1919; ed. Hillman Jr. College; Miss.
College, B.A., 1940; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1948; Vanderbilt Univ.
School of Nursing, R.N., B.S., 1947. Schoolteacher, Meehan Junction,
Miss., 1940-41; Lebanon Junction, Ky., 1943-44. Appointed 1947;
nurse, hospital and nursing school, Ogbomosho, NIGERIA, 1947—;
dir., School of Nursing, 1956—. U.S. address: 5939 Clinton Blvd.,
Jackson, Miss. NIGERIA

CARLISLE, JEAN EVELYN

b. Lucy, Tenn., Aug. 14, 1927; ed. Union Univ. (Tenn.), B.S., 1949;
S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1954; Worden School of Social Service, Our
Lady of the Lake College (Tex.). Schoolteacher, Raleigh, Tenn.,
1949-50; Frayser, Tenn., 1950-52; summer worker, Home Mission
Board, Washington, Ore., Idaho, 1953; counselor, Bethesda Home,
San Antonio, Tex., 1954-55. Appointed 1955; language student,
San Jose, Costa RIcA, 1956; dir., Mae Davis Student Home, Guadala-

jara, MExIco, 1957—. U.S. address: Rte. 8, Box 996, Millington,
Tenn. MEXICO

CARLISLE, ROBERT LEE, JR.

b. Wesson, Miss., Nov. 17, 1904; ed. Howard Payne College, B.A.,
1937; N.O.B.T.S., Th.M., 1940. Shipping clerk, Akron, Ohio, 1926-
28; farmer, Miss. and Tex., 1929-33; pastor, Brown County, Tex.,
1934-37; Martinsville, Miss., 1937-40. Appointed 1940; language
student, 1941-42; evang. work, Montevideo and East UruGuay,
1942-49; 1954-55; teacher, Baptist institute, Montevideo, 1955—.
m. Ruth Newport, 1934. U.S. address: Wesson, Miss.

URUGUAY

CARLISLE, RUTH NEWPORT
(Mrs. Robert L., Jr.)

b. Shawnee, Okla., Dec. 22, 1907; ed. Central College, Ark.; Howard
Payne College, B.A., 1937; Tex. Arts and Industries College;
N.O.B.T.S. Schoolteacher, Ark. and Tex., 1927-34. Appointed 1940;
language student, 1941-42; evang. work, Montevideo and East Uru-
GUAY, 1942-49; 1954-55; teacher, Baptist institute, 1955—. m. Robert
L. Carlisle, Jr., June 2, 1984. Children: Robert Newport, 1935;
Betty Ruth, 1938; Jean Ray, 1940; David Lee, 1944; Nelly Jo, 1946;
Edwina Louise, 1947; Arthur Dale, 1949; Jason Douglas, 1951.
URUGUAY

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CARROLL, DANIEL MARION, JR.

b. Bluefield, W. Va., May 3, 1925; ed. Carson-Newman College,
B.A., 1949; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1952. U.S. Army Air Corps, 1943-
46; educ. dir., churches in Tenn. and Tex., 1948-58. Appointed 1953;
language student, Costa RicA, 1958-54; teacher, International Sem-
inary, Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA, 1955—. m. Betty Cowan, 1948.
U.S. address: 229 Union St., Bluefield, W. Va. ARGENTINA

CARROLL, BETTY ALICE COWAN
(Mrs. Daniel M., Jr.)

b. Smithfield, N. C., Dec. 11, 1926; ed. Carson-Newman College,
B.A., 1949; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1952. Sec., mfg. co. and sawmill,
Shelbyville, Tenn., 1943-47; Carson-Newman College, Jefferson City,
Tenn., 1945-49; First Church, Bluefield, W. Va., 1949-50; govern-
ment office, Cleburne, Tex., 1952. Appointed 1953; language student,
Costa Rica, 1953-54; teacher, International Seminary, Buenos Aires,
ARGENTINA, 1955—. m. Daniel M. Carroll, Jr., Aug. 17, 1948. Chil-

dren: Daniel Marion, III, 1952; Charles Cowan, 1954; John Price,
1956. ARGENTINA

CARROLL, GEORGE WEBSTER

b. Bluefield, W. Va., Oct. 23, 1926; ed. Carson-Newman College,
B.A., 1948; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1956. Pastor, Rocky Point Church,
Russellville, Tenn., 1944-47; Central Church, Itasca, Tex., 1949-51;
Kessler Park Church, Dallas, Tex., 1951-54; educ. dir., First Church,
Bluefield, 1956. Appointed 1956; language student, Dar es Salaam,
TANGANYIKA, 1956; evang. work, 1957—. m. Betty Lou Wilt, 1948.
U.S. address: Box 846, Bluefield, W. Va. TANGANYIKA

CARROLL, BETTY LOU WILT
(Mrs. G. Webster)

b. Lakeland, Fla., Dec. 16, 1926; ed. Carson-Newman College, B.A.,
1948; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1951. Sec., First Church, Lakeland,
1948-44, 1948; stenographer, insurance co., Dallas, Tex., 1952-54;
financial campaign office, S.W.B.T.S., 1956. Appointed 1956; lan-
guage student, Dar es Salaam, TANGANYIKA, 1956; evang. work,
1957—. m. George Webster Carroll, Aug. 23, 1948.
TANGANYIKA

CARSON, GRACE SCHIMMEL
(Mrs. W. H.)

b. Birmingham, Ala., Nov. 26, 1891; ed. Judson College; Carver
School, B.M.T., 1916. Pastor’s asst., Grace Church, Baltimore,
Md., 1918-19. Appointed 1918; language student, Shaki, NIGERIA,
1920-21; teacher of music, Baptist college and seminary, and prin.,
Ogbomosho Baptist day school, 1921-833; WMU and evang. work,
Benin, Warri, and Niger Delta provinces, 1935-50; Sapele, 1935-40;
Port Harcourt, 1941-50; asst. in radio work of Nigerian Broadcasting
Service, Lagos, 1952-54; hostess, Frances Jones Memorial Hospital,
Ogbomosho, 1955—. m. William Henry Carson, Sept. 16, 1914
(d. 1954). U.S. address: 4716 Court R, Central Park, Birmingham
8, Ala. NIGERIA

CARTER, JIMMIE DALE

b. Roby, Tex., Dec. 26, 1927; ed. Tex. Tech., B.S., 1950; M.Ed.,
1953; S.W.B.T.S. U.S. Navy, 1946-47; high school teacher, Claude,
Tex., 1950-538; Petersburg, Tex., 1958-54; inspector, U.S. Dept. of
Agriculture, Abilene, Tex., 1954-55; teacher, Jr. High School, Spring-
town, Tex., 1957, Appointed 1957; language student, Campinas,
BrazIL, 1957-58; agriculturist, Corrente, 1958—. m. Sue Worthing-
ton, 1954. U.S. address: Rte. 2, Roby, Tex. BRAZIL

CARTER, BIRDIE SUE WORTHINGTON
(Mrs. J. Dale)

b. Winters, Tex., Oct. 17, 1929; ed. Hardin-Simmons Univ.; Univ.

of Tex., B.F.A., 1952; S.W.B.T.S. Educ. sec., First Church, Abilene,

Tex., 1952-54; sec., Southern Baptist Radio and Television Com-

mission, Fort Worth, Tex., 1955; bank in Fort Worth, 1955-57. Ap-

pointed 1957; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1957-58; church

evang., Corrente, 1958—. m. Jimmie Dale Carter, Dec. 11, BRAD
A

CARTER, PAT HAROLD

b. Port Arthur, Tex., May 16, 1926; ed. La. College, B.A., 1948;
N.O.B.T.S., B.D., 1951; G.G.B.T.S.; S.W.B.T.S. U.S. Navy, 1944-
46; pastor, Latanier Church, LeCompte, La., 1946-49; Fordoche
(La.) Church, 1949-51; Bayview Church, San Francisco, Calif.,
1951-55; Southside Church, Palestine, Tex., 1955-58; supply pastor,
First Church, Burkburnett, Tex. (summer), 1955; teaching fellow,
S.W.B.T.S., 1957-58. Appointed for Mmxico, 1958. m. Evelyn
Winham, 1946. U.S. address: Krotz Springs, La. MEXICO

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CARTER, EVELYN ELIZABETH WINHAM
(Mrs. Pat H.)

b. Gilliam, La., Mar. 20, 1926; ed. La. College, B.A., 1943-47. Clerk-
typist, Alexandria, La.; schoolteacher, Fordoche, La., 1950-51; clerk-
typist, Naval Shipyard, San Francisco, Calif., 1952-54. Appointed
for MExIco, 1958. m. Pat H. Carter, Sept. 5, 1946. Children:
David Alan, 1948; Linda Jean, 1950; Carol Anne, 1954. MEXICO

CARTER, WILLIAM PERCY, JR.

b. Sumter, S. C., Sept. 15, 1925; ed. Columbia Bible College, B.A.,
1950; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1954; Univ. of Louisville. U.S. Army Air
Corps, 1944-46; pastor, Howlandville Church, Warrenville, S. C.,
1949-50; Cove Hill Church,. Carrollton, Ky., 1950-54. Appointed
1954; language student, Costa Rica, 1954-55; evang. work, Concep-
cion, CHILE, 1956-57; adm.-teacher, Baptist seminary, Santiago,
1957—. m. Kate Callaway, 1950. U.S. address: 308 West Holston
Ave., Johnson City, Tenn. CHILE

CARTER, KATE CALLAWAY
(Mrs. W. P., Jr.)

b. Knoxville, Tenn., June 28, 1924; ed. Mitchell College; East Tenn.
State College, B.S., 1946; Columbia Bible College, M.A., 1948. Dir.
religious educ. and church sec., Chattanooga, Tenn., 1948-50; church
sec., Louisville, Ky., 1951. Appointed 1954; language student,
Costa Rica, 1954-55; evang. work, Concepcion, CHILE, 1956-57;
Santiago, 1957—. m. William P. Carter, Jr., Dec. 31, 1950. Children:
Charles Callaway, 1953; William Thomas, 1956; Stephan Alan,
1958. CHILE

CATE, CAROLYN LOUISE

b. Chattanooga, Tenn., Sept. 21, 1928; ed. Carson-Newman College,
B.S., 1950; Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing, R.N. and
B.S. in nursing, 1953; Carver School. Summer worker, Home Mis-
sion Board, Kentucky, 1949; staff nurse, Johns Hopkins Hospital
(summer), 1953. Appointed 1954; language student, Beirut, LEBANON,
1954-55; nurse, Baptist hospital, Gaza, 1955—. U.S. address: Rte. 2,
Chattanooga, Tenn. GAZA

CATHER, DOUGLAS COOKMAN

b. Roanoke, Va., Oct. 10, 1923; ed. National Bible Institute (N. Y.);
Columbia Bible College, B.A., 1946; Tex. Christian Univ.; East Tex.
State Teachers College, B.S., 1951; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1953. Asst. to
assoc. missionary, Hunt County, Tex. (summer), 1947; asst. pastor,
First Church, Hugo, Okla. (summer), 1951; pastor, churches in S. C.,
Tex., and Okla., 1945-58. Appointed 1958; evang. work, Tamale,
GHANA, 1953—. m. Sarah Bragg, 1952. U.S. address: 39 24th
St., Bristol, Tenn. GHANA

CATHER, SARAH ELLEN BRAGG
(Mrs. Douglas C.)

b. Lebanon, Tenn., Oct. 25, 1927; ed. Tenn. Polytechnic Institute,
B.S., 1950; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1953. Summer worker, Home
Mission Board, 1948, 1949; sec., Inglewood Church, Nashville, Tenn.,
1950-51, and for prof. of music, Southwestern Baptist Theol. Semi-
nary, Fort Worth, Tex., 1952. Appointed 1953; evang. work, Tamale,
GHANA, 19538—. m. Douglas C. Cather, Aug. 21, 1952. Children:
Mildred Ruth, 1956; Anita Sue, 1958. GHANA

CHAMBERS, CHRISTINE COFFEE
(Mrs. R. E.)

b. Coleman County, Tex., Feb. 17, 1885; ed. Simmons College, B.A.,
1911; Carver School; S.W.B.T.S., B.M.T., 1918; Univ. of Michigan,
M.A., 1939. Schoolteacher, Tex., 1902-04; bookkeeper-sec., Big Spring,
Tex., 1904-07. Supcintn’ 1918; teacher, Pooi To school, Canton,
CHINA, 1915-18; itor, Canton, 1918-26; Baptist Publication So-
ciety, Shanghai, 1926-32; prof., Univ. of Shanghai, 1932-39. Retired
1947. Co-author, “Builder of Dreams.” m. Robert Edward Cham-
bers, Oct. 24, 1918 (d. 1932). Children: Christine (m. Brown), 1921;
Richard Harris, 1924 (d. 1945); Vera Lois (m. Dilatush), 1926. Ad-
dress: 2875 W. 33rd Ave., Denver 11, Colo.

EMERITUS—CHINA

CHAMLEE, ROY ZEBULON, JR.

b. Atlanta, Ga., May 17, 1924; ed. Yale Univ.; Northwestern Univ.;
Moody Bible Institute; Univ. of Ga., B.A., 1951; Emory Univ.;
S.B.T:S., B.D., 1953; Univ. of Louisville. U.S. Air Force, 1943-46;
pastor, Sligo (Ky.) Church, 1953-55; high school teacher, La Grange,
Ky., 1953-55. Appointed 1955; language student, Costa Rica,
1955-56; evang. work, Trujillo, PERU, 1956—. m. Martha Brooks,
1950. U.S. address: Old Stagecoach Rd., Ellenwood, Ga. PERU

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CHAMLEE, MARTHA BROOKS
(Mrs. Roy Z., Jr.)

b. Charleston, Ill., Apr. 6, 1928; ed. Eastern Ill. State College; Moody
Bible Institute; Carver School. Library work, Eastern Ill. State
College, Charleston, 1946-47; dining hall work, Moody Bible Insti-
tute, 1947-49; nursery and jr. church work, Louisville, Ky., 1952-53.
Appointed 1955; language student, Costa RIcA, 1955-56; evang. work,
Trujillo, PERU, 1956—. m. Roy Z. Chamlee, Jr., Aug. 4, 1950.
Children: Roy Zebulon, III, 1951; Joseph Brooks, 1953; Cynthia
Chalon, 1956. PERU

CHAPPELL, CATHERINE FLO

b. Porterdale, Ga., Dec, 18, 1922; ed. Norman Park (Ga.) Junior
College; Union Univ., B.A., 1950; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1952. Worker,
Ga. Sunday school board (summers), 1946, 1947; Home Mission
Board (summers), 1949-50. Appointed 1952; language student,
Campinas, BRAZIL, 1952-53; social work, Good Will Center, Rio de
Janeiro, 1953—. U.S. address: 747 Glass St., N.W., Atlanta, Ga.
BRAZIL

CHEYNE, JOHN RICHARD

b. Chicago, Ill., Feb. 14, 1929; ed. Ala. Polytechnic Institute, B.S.,
1952; S.W.B.T.S. Asst. draftsman, steel co., Anniston, Ala., 1945-
47; mission worker, Bahama Islands (summer), 1952; pastor, churches
in Tex., 1951-54. Appointed 1954; evang. work, Gatooma, SOUTHERN
RHODESIA, 1954-55; Shabani, 1956—. m. Marie Golson, 1949. U.S.
address: Box 235, Fort Deposit, Ala. SOUTHERN RHODESIA

CHEYNE, MARIE GOLSON
(Mrs. John R.)

b. Fort Deposit, Ala., July 28, 1928; ed. Huntingdon College (Ala.);
Ala. Polytechnic Institute, B.S., 1949. Office worker and dietitian,
Ala. Polytechnic Institute, 1950. Appointed 1954; evang. work,
Gatooma, SOUTHERN RHODESIA, 1954-55; Shabani, 1956—. m. John
R. Cheyne, Mar. 20, 1949. Children: David Louis, 1951; Stephen
Thomas, 1953; Martha Ruth, 1955; Rebecca Marie, 1958.
SOUTHERN RHODESIA

CHRISTIE, MARTHA ANNA CLOUD
(Mrs. Alonzo Bee)

b. Stella, Mo., Mar. 3, 1880; ed. Cooper College (Mo.); Warrensburg
(Mo.) Teachers College; S.W.B.T.S.; extension course, Baptist
seminary, South Brazil. Schoolteacher, Nevada and Deerfield, Mo.,
1900-05. Appointed 1907; dir., girls’ boarding dept., and teacher,
Campos academy, BRAZIL, 1910-20, 1980-37; pres. of WMU of State
of Rio de Janeiro. Retired 1946. m. Alonzo Bee Christie, Aug. 18,
1907 (d. 1951). Children: Margaret E. (m. Roberts), 1908; Christina
Cloe (m. Snyder), 1910; Alonzo Bee, Jr., 1912; James Isham, 1918.
Address: 8021 Noakes St., Corpus Christi, Tex.
EMERITUS—BRAZIL

CLARK, BETTY LOU YOUNG
(Mrs. Clyde Eugene)

b. Mt. Vernon, Mo., Apr. 4, 1927; ed. Southwest Baptist College,
A.A., 1947; Mather School of Nursing, Southern Baptist Hospital
(New Orleans), R.N., 1950; N.O.B.T.S. Sec. to supt. of schools,
Greenfield, Mo., and to prin., Greenfield High School, 1944-45;
graduate nurse, gen. duty, Southern Baptist Hospital, 1951-52.
Appointed 1952; language student, CosTa Rica, 1952-53; evang.
work, Barquisimeto, VENEZUELA, 1953-56; teacher, theol. institute,
Caracas, 1957—. m. Clyde E. Clark, Aug. 30, 1950 (d. 1956). Chil-
dren: Mark Alan, 1954; Rebecca Lou, 1956. U.S. address: c/o F.
E. Young, Miller, Mo. VENEZUELA

CLARK, CHARLES BARTON

b. Alexandria, La., Mar. 10, 1928; ed. Mercer Univ., B.A., 1944;
S.B.T.S., B.D., 1947; Th.M., 1951. Pastor, Towaliga Church, Jack-
son, Ga., 1943-44; asst. pastor and choir dir., Virginia Ave. Church,
Louisville, Ky., 1945-46; pastor, Lake Dreamland Mission, Louis-
ville, 1947-51. Appointed 1951; language student, Costa Rica, 1951-
52; evang. work, Maracaibo, VENEZUELA, 1952—. m. Shirley Risk,
1945. U.S. address: 4273 Athlone, St. Louis, Mo. VENEZUELA

CLARK, SHIRLEY RISK
(Mrs. Charles B.)

b. Kansas City, Mo., Dec. 2, 1919; ed. Harris Teachers College (St.
Louis), B.A., 1942. Schoolteacher, St. Louis, 1942-43, 1950-61;
B.S.U. sec., St. Louis City Mission Board, 1943-45; statistical clerk,
Louisville, 1945-46; caseworker, Children’s Home, Louisville, 1946-
47. Appointed 1951; language student, Costa Rica, 1951-52; evang.
work, Maracaibo, VENEZUELA, 1952—. m. Charles B. Clark, May 3,
1945. Children: Shirley Gay, 1948; Judith Lynn, 1949; Charles
David, 1952; John Mark, 1955. VENEZUELA

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CLARK, CLARENCE FORD, JR.

b. Cleveland, Tenn., June 20, 1925; ed. Vanderbilt Univ.; Carson-
Newman College, B.S., 1947; Univ. of Tenn.; Univ. of Chicago;
Bowman Gray School of Medicine, M.D., 1949. Intern, Naval Hos-
pital, Philadelphia, 1949-50; resident physician, Lankenau Hospital,
Philadelphia, 1950-51; pediatric resident, Mary Drexel Children’s
Hospital, Philadelphia, 1951-52; fellowship in pediatrics, Tulane
Univ., Ochsner Clinic, New Orleans, 1952-53. Appointed 1953;
language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1953-54; doctor, Baptist hospital,
Kyoto, 1954—. m. Pauline Watts, 1949. U.S. address: 106 Brittain

Dr., Moy anton, N.C. S Gea

CLARK, PAULINE WATTS
(Mrs. C. F., Jr.)

b. Rutherfordton, N. C., Sept. 28, 1925; ed. N. C. Baptist Hospital
School of Nursing, R.N., 1948; Mars Hill College, 1948-49; Univ.
of Pa., B.S., 1951. Asst. to college nurse, Mars Hill College, N. C.,
1948-49; gen. duty nurse, Philadelphia General and Lankenau hos-
pitals, Philadelphia, 1949-50; instructor, School of Nursing, Univ. of
Pa., 1951-52; nurse, Lankenau Hospital, 1952. Appointed 1953;
language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1953-54; nurse, Baptist hospital,
Kyoto, 1954—. m. C. F. Clark, Jr., June 22, 1949. Children: Clar-
ence Ford, III, 1952; Robert Jarman, 1953; Timothy He pas oy

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CLARK, GENE AUSTIN

b. Asheville, N. C., May 25, 1926; ed. Stetson Univ.; Baylor Univ.,
B.A., 1958; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1956. U.S. Navy, 1944-46; asst. pastor,
Harmony Church, Louisville, Ky., 1953-54; pastor, Rolling Fork
Church, Nelsonville, Ky., 1955-57. Appointed 1956; language stu-
dent, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1957-58. m. Dorothy Lawhon, 1950. U-S.
address: Box 476, Avon Park, Fla. JAPAN

CLARK, DOROTHY ELIZABETH LAWHON
(Mrs. Gene A.)

b. Avon Park, Fla., Sept. 80, 1926; ed. Mars Hill College, A.A.,
1946; Baylor Univ. School of Nursing, R.N., 1949; Baylor Univ.,
B.S., 1952. Private duty nurse, Walker Memorial Hospital, Avon
Park, 1949; instructor, Baylor Univ. Nurse Technician School, Dallas,
Tex., 1952-58. Appointed 1956; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN,
1957-58. m. Gene A. Clark, Feb. 19, 1950. Child: David Raleigh,
19538. JAPAN

CLARK, GEORGE HAROLD

b. Christopher, Ill., July 2, 1918; ed. Georgetown College, B.A.,
1949; Tenn. Temple Bible School; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1955. U-S.
Army, 1948-46; pastor, churches in Richland and De Mossville, Ky.,
1947-51; Fairview Church, Ooltewah, Tenn., 1951-52; Krum (Tex.)
Church, 1952-54. Appointed (special) 1954; language student, Kuala
Lumpur, MALAYA, 1955-56; evang. work, Ipoh, 1956—. m. Anna
Evanos, 1937. U.S, address: 501 Clayton St., Benton, II.
MALAYA

CLARK, ANNA EVANOS
(Mrs. G. Harold)

b. Zeigler, Ill., Sept. 8, 1917; ed. Tennessee Temple Bible School;
S.W.B.T.S., A.R.E., 1955. Employee, news and confectionery,
Benton, IIl., 1989-40, and jewelry store, Mt. Vernon, Ill., 1944-46.
Appointed (special) 1954; language student, Kuala Lumpur, MALAya,
1955-56; evang. work, Ipoh, 1956—. m. G. Harold Clark, Apr. 21,
1937. MALAYA

CLARKE, COLEMAN DANIEL

b. Kumamoto, Japan, Mar. 19, 1911; ed. Emory Univ.; Mercer
Univ., B.A., 1931; D.D., 1958; Duke Univ.; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1945.
Clerk, Macon (Ga.), 1931-88; schoolteacher, Eatonton, Ga., 1933;
U.S. Government caseworker, G.W.A., Augusta, Ga., 1933; sec., auto-
mobile co., 1934-42; credit mgr., Trust Co. of Ga., 1942; general sec.,
First Church, Atlanta, Ga., 1942-45. Appointed 1945; pastor, Waimea
Church, Kauai, HAwWAt, 1945-48; language study, Tokyo, JAPAN,
1948-50; evang., Kyoto, 1951—. m. Jennie Sheffield, 1935. US.
address: 1188 Clifton Rd., N.E., Atlanta, Ga. JAPAN

CLARKE, JENNIE SHEFFIELD
(Mrs. Coleman D.)

b. Atlanta, Ga., Jan. 17, 1911; ed. Shorter College; Univ. of Ga.,
B.S., 1982; Emory Univ. Schoolteacher, Atlanta, Ga., 1932-37.
Appointed 1945; evang. work, Waimea Church, Kauai, HAWAII, 1945-

48; language study, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1948-50; evang., Kyoto, 1951—. ,
m. Coleman D. Clarke, Dec. 28, 19385. Children: Coleman Daniel, . Ax
1939; Clifford Harvey, 1940; Jennie Elizabeth, 1947. JAPAN sath ar yee

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CLAWSON, WILLIAM MARION

b. Hico, La., May 8, 1921; ed. La. Polytechnic Institute; La. College,
B.A., 1945; N.O.B.T.S., B.D., 1951. Pastor, churches in La. and
Miss., 1941-53; teacher, high schools, La., 1945-48; fellow, missions
dept., N.O.B.T.S., 1951-53. Appointed 1953; language student,
Costa Rica, 1953; field missionary, Morelia, MExIco, 1954—; mis-
sion treas., 1957-58. m. Kathryn Odum, 1946. U.S. address: Box
95, Mansfield, La. MEXICO

CLAWSON, KATHRYN JEANETTE ODUM
(Mrs. William M.)

b. Benson, La., Jan. 31, 1926; ed. La. College, B.A., 1946; N.O.B.T.S.,
M.R.E., 1950. Schoolteacher, Delhi, La., 1946-48; sec., N.O.B.T.S.,
1948-53. Appointed 1953; language student, Costa Rica, 1953; church
evang., Morelia, MEXICO, 1954—. m. William M. Clawson, Aug. 13,
1946. Children: William Arthur, 1955; Kathy Jean, 1956.
MEXICO

CLAXON, WILLIAM NEVILLE

b. Switzer, Ky., Sept. 10, 1915; ed. Georgetown College, B.A., 1942;
S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1946. Schoolteacher, Franklin Co., Ky., 1933-41;
pastor, Berry Church (Ky.), 1942-43; Long Lick Church (Ky.),
1942-47; dir., assoc. B.T.U work, Ky. Baptist Board, 1947. Appointed
1948; evang., Kumasi, GHANA, 1948-49; sec., B.T.U., Baptist Con-
vention, NIGERIA, 1949—; Iwo, 1949-51; Oyo, 1952-53; Ibadan,
1953-54, 1955—; Yaba, 1954-55. m. Emma Osborne, 1942. U.S.
address: c/o James J. Osborne, 1916 Hampden Court, Louisville,
Ky. NIGERIA

CLAXON, EMMA OSBORNE
(Mrs. W. Neville)

b. Frenchburg, Ky., May 23, 1912; ed. Ky. Wesleyan College; Eastern
Ky. Teachers College, B.S., 1940; Carver School. Schoolteacher,
Ky., 1937-44; adm. staff, Eastern Ky. Teachers College, 1937-40.
Appointed 1948; evang. work, Kumasi, GHANA, 1948-49; teacher,
Baptist college, Iwo, NIGERIA, 1949-51; sec., B.T.U. office, 1949—;
Iwo, 1949-51; Oyo, 1952-538; Ibadan, 1953-54; 1955—; Yaba, 1954-
55. _ m. W. Neville Claxon, Aug. 29, 1942. Children: Carol Ann,
1945; William Neville, Jr., 1950. NIGERIA

CLEMENT, LORA

b. Spartanburg, S. C., Feb. 24, 1889; ed. Winthrop College, B.A.,
1909; Moody Bible Institute; Biblical Seminary (New York City).
Schoolteacher, Union, S. C., 1909-13; worker among Chinese, San
Francisco and Berkeley, Calif., 1948-50. Appointed 1915; evang.
work, Kong Moon, Kwangtung, CHINA, 1915-47; SINGAPORE, 1950—.
U.S. address: c/o Mrs. R. E. White, 219 N. Mountain St., Union,
S.C. SINGAPORE

CLENDINNING, BYRON ARTHUR (PAT), JR.

b. McComb, Miss., May 21, 1926; ed. Millsaps College, B.A., 1948;
S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1953. Staff announcer, asst. program dir.,
WJDX, Jackson, Miss., 1944-47; program dir., 1948; advertisin:

account exee., 1951; youth dir., First Church, Jackson, 1952, an

educ. dit., 1953-56; educ. dir., Haltom Road Church, Fort Worth,
Tex., 1956-58; teaching fellow, S.W.B.T.S., 1957-58. Appointed
1958; prof., Baptist Theol. Seminary, Ruschlikon, ZH, SwitzERLAND,
1958—. m. Monte McMahan, 1957. U.S. address: 4005 Hanging
Moss Rd., Jackson, Miss. SWITZERLAND

CLENDINNING, MONTE LEE McMAHAN
(Mrs. B.A., Jr.)

b. Batesville, Miss., Oct. 19, 1922; ed. Blue Mountain College, B.A.,
1944; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1952; Tex. Christian Univ. Business
educ. teacher, Jonestown, Miss., 1944-45; West Point, Miss., 1946-
48; educ. sec., First Church, Philadelphia, Miss., 1945-46; First
Church, West Point, 1948; educ. dir., Northside Church, Jackson,
Miss., 1948-50; First Church, Batesville, 1951; First Church, Green-
wood, Miss., 1952-55; assoc. prof. of religious educ., S.W.B.T.S., 1955-
58. Appointed 1958; stationed in Ruschlikon, ZH, SwITZERLAND,
1958—. m. B. A. Clendinning, Jr., July 21, 1957.

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CLINE, PERVY AUGUSTUS, JR. f,

b. Gaston, Co., N. C., Sept. 7, 1922; ed/Univ. of San Francisco;
Wake Forest College, B.A., 1949; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1952; Duke Univ.
U.S. Army, 1943-46; Vacation Bible school worker, N. C., 1947; night
supervisor, Children’s Center, Louisville, Ky., 1950-51; pastor,
Providence and Knott’s Grove churches, Oxford, N. C., 1953-55.
Appointed 1955; language student, Bangkok, THAILAND, 1955-56;
prof., Baptist theol. seminary, Bangkok, 1956—; evang. at Paknam,
1956—. m. Georgia Smith, 1951. U.S. address: 406 N. Pear St.,
Gastonia, N. C. THAILAND

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CLINE, GEORGIA FRANCES SMITH
(Mrs. P. A., Jr.)

b. Birmingham, Ala., Mar. 21, 1927; ed. Howard College, B.A.,
1948; Carver School, M.R.E., 1952. Student sec., asst. prof., 1948-
49, and B.S.U. sec., 1949-50, Mary Hardin-Baylor College, Belton,
Tex.; teacher, Fort Hood, Tex., 1949-50; youth dir., sec., First Church,
Gatesville, Tex. (summer), 1950. Appointed 1955; language student,
Bangkok, THAILAND, 1955-56; home and church evang., 1957—.
m. P. A. Cline, Jr., Dec. 21, 1951. Children: Malcolm Augustus,
1954; Susan Beatrice, 1955; Timothy Lee, 1957. THAILAND

CLINKSCALES, THOMAS NEWTON

b. Leeds, Ala., Mar. 8, 1912; ed. Howard College, B.A., 1936;
S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1941. Pastor and rural missionary, Montague
Co., Tex., 1939-41. Appointed 1941; language student, Curitiba,
BRAZIL, 1941-42; field evang., Londrina, Parana, 1942—. m. Rosalie
Duggan, 1940. U.S. address: Florien, La. BRAZIL

CLINKSCALES, ROSALIE DUGGAN
(Mrs. Thomas N.)

b. Florien, La., May 28, 1916; ed. La. State Normal College; La.
College, B.A., 1937; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1940. Schoolteacher,
Florien, La., 1988. Appointed 1941; language student, Curitiba,
BrazIu, 1941-42; church evang., Londrina, Parana, 1942—. m.
Thomas N. Clinkscales, May 11, 1940. Children: James Floyd,
1946; Priscilla Ann, 1958; Dale Nelson, 1956. BRAZIL

CLINTON, WILLIAM LEE

b. Cedartown, Ga., July 3, 1925; ed. Piedmont College; Univ. of
Ga.; Mercer Univ., B.A., 1948; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1951; S.E.B.T.S.,
Th.M., 1957. Clerk, J. C. Penney Co., Cedartown, 1941-43; gunner,
U.S. Air Force, 1943-45; pastor, Second Church, Warner Robins, Ga.,
1946-48; Sweetwater Church, Comanche, Tex., 1949; Haslet (Tex.)
Church, 1950-51. Appointed 1951; language student, Campinas,
BraZIL, 1951-52; evang., Sao Jose do Rio Preto, 1952-57; Santos,
1957—. m. Marion Frances Hulme, 1945. U.S. address: Route
8, Cedartown, Ga. BRAZIL

CLINTON, MARION FRANCES HULME
(Mrs. William L.)

b. Elberton, Ga., Nov. 20, 1926; ed. Piedmont College; So. Ga. Col-
lege, A.A., 1945; Univ. of Ga., B.S., 1946. Teacher, Warner Robins
(Ga.) High School, 1946-48. Appointed 1951; language student,
Campinas, BRAZIL, 1951-52; church evang., Sao Jose do Rio Preto,
1952-57; Santos, 1957—. m. William L. Clinton, Nov. 2, 1945.
Children: Sandra Elaine, 1948; Sharon Leigh, 1950; Laurie Ann,
1955. BRAZIL

COBB, DANIEL ROBERT

b. Ware Shoals, S. C., Sept. 28, 1924; ed. Erskine College (S. C.),
B.A., 1949; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1952. U.S. Army Air Force, 1943-46;
Ky. mission board (summer), 1951; mission pastor, Mt. Vernon,
Ky., 1951-52; pastor, Mountain Creek Church, Anderson, S. C.,
1952-54. Appointed 1954; language student, Bangkok, THAILAND,
1954-55; pastor, Immanuel Church, and dir., Student Center, Bang-
kok, 1956-57; field evang., Chon Buri, 1957—. m. Fannie Morris,

1952. U.S. address: 11 East Main St., Ware Shoals, S. C.
THAILAND

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COBB, FANNIE MAUDE MORRIS
(Mrs. Daniel R.)

b. Versailles, Ky., Feb. 15, 1926; ed. Georgetown College, B.A.,
1951; Carver School. Schoolteacher, Ky., 1948-50; Home Mission
Board worker (summers), La., 1951, and Calif., 1952. Appointed
1954; language student, Bangkok, THAILAND, 1954-55; church evang.,
1956-57; Chon Buri, 1957—. m. Daniel R. Cobb, Sept. 25, 1952.
Children: Janet Lee, 1958; Brenda Sue, 1956; Bruce Downing,
1958. THAILAND

COBB, MARY VIRGINIA

b. Macon, Ga., Dec. 22, 1927; ed. Duke Univ., B.A., 1948; S.W.B.T.S.
M.R.E., 1952. | Cafeteria worker, Duke Univ., Durham, N. C., 1945-
48; teacher of Bible, public schools, Reidsville, N. C., 1948-50; sec.,
S.W.B.T.S., 1950-52. Appointed 1952; language student, Beirut,
LEBANON, 1952-54; dir. of school, Ajloun, JORDAN, 1954-55; evang.
and publications, Beirut, 1955—. U.S. address: 312 Park Ave.,
Statesboro, Ga. LEBANON

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COCKBURN, SAMUEL HERBERT

b. Toronto, Canada, Nov. 18, 1916; ed. Toronto Bible College; Univ.
of Louisville; Georgetown College, B.A., 1945; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1945;
Th.M., 1946; Th.D., 1949. Bank clerk, Toronto, 1935-37; pastor,
churches in Canada, 1938-40; Lynn Association, Ky., 1943-48; First
Church, Paris, Ky., 1948-50. Appointed 1950; language student,
Costa Rica, 1950-51; prof., International Baptist Seminary, Buenos
Aires, ARGENTINA, 1952—; interim pastor, First Baptist Church,
Banfield, 1957-58. m. Violet Hay, 1989. Address: 201 Carlaw Ave.,

Toronto, Canada. ARGENTINA

COCKBURN, VIOLET HAY
(Mrs. Samuel H.)

b. Toronto, Canada, Oct. 9, 1917; ed. Eastern High School of Com-
merce. Sec., Life Insurance Co., Toronto, Canada, 1985-39; sec. to
deputy adm. Wartime Prices and Trade Board, Toronto, 1941-42;
asst. bookkeeper, treas. office, S.B.T.S., 1942-48. Appointed 1950;
language student, Costa Rica, 1950-51; church evang., Buenos
Aires, ARGENTINA, 1952—. m. Samuel H. Cockburn, Sept. 9, 1989.
Children: Margaret Jean, 1943; Victoria May, 1945; John Herbert
Noel, 1948; Edna Violet, 1952. ARGENTINA

COCKRUM, BUFORD E., JR.

b. Hamblin Co., Tenn., May 23, 1922; ed. Harrison-Chilhowee Baptist
Academy; Carson-Newman College. Asst. mgr., Woolworth’s, Knox-
ville, Tenn., 1940-41; gunner’s mate, 1st class, U.S. Navy, 1941-45;
sec.-treas., Cowan (Tenn.) Lumber and Supply Co., 1945-47; con-
tract builder, Ogbomosho, Nigeria, 1947-51. Appointed 1951; builder-
evang., Ogbomosho, NIGERIA, 1951-55; Oshogbo, 1955—. m Virginia
Irwin, 1944. U.S. address: Cowan, Tenn. NIGERIA

COCKRUM, VIRGINIA IRWIN
(Mrs. Buford E., Jr.)

b. Seymour, Tenn., Sept. 12, 1924; ed. Harrison-Chilhowee Baptist
Academy; Knoxville Business College; Carson-Newman College.
Clerk, dept. store, Knoxville, Tenn., 1942; assembly worker, defense
plant, Knoxville, 1943-45; bookkeeper, Cowan (Tenn.) Lumber and
Supply Co., 1945-47; hostess, Frances Jones Memorial Nursing
Home, Ogbomosho, Nigeria, 1947-51. Appointed 1951; evang.,
Ogbomosho, NIGERIA, 1951-55; mera 1955—. m. Buford E. Cock-
rum, Jr., Sept. 7, 1944. Children: Vickie Aileen, 1954; Joyce Irene,
1958. NIGERIA

COGGINS, ROSS CALVIN

b. Wichita Falls, Tex., Nov. 23, 1927; ed. Univ. of Tex.; Baylor
Univ., B.A., 1948; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1951. Pastor, First Church,
Woodson, Tex., 1948-51; Bible teacher, student sec., Tex. State
College for Women, Denton, 1951-58; assoc., dept. of student work,
Baptist Gen. Convention of Tex., Dallas, 1953-55. Appointed (special)
1955; language study and evang., Surabaya, INDONESIA, 1955-56;
evang., Semarang, 1956-57; publications, Bandung, 1957—. m
Doryce Lengefeld, 1948. U.S. address: 2401 Rose Drive, Victoria,

2

Tex. INDONESIA

COGGINS, DORYCE ANNETTE LENGEFELD
(Mrs. Ross C.)

b. Kyle, Tex., Feb. 1, 1928; ed. Baylor Univ.; Tex. Wesleyan College,
B.S., 1950; S.W.B.T.S. Sec., English Dept., Baylor Univ., 1945-
47; schoolteacher, Inez, Tex., 1947-48; Fort Worth, Tex., 1950-51
Appointed (special) 1955; language study, Surabaya, INDONESIA,
1955-56; evang., Semarang, 1956-57; publications, Bandung, 1957—.
m. Ross C. Coggins, Aug. 12, 1948. Children: Cathryn Annette,
1952; Susan Joanna, 1957. INDONESIA

COLE, EDWARD LAMAR

b. Huttig, Ark., July 28, 1917; ed. Howard Payne College; Baylor
Univ., B.A., 1989; Baylor Medical School, M.D., 1948; Mexico City
College. Resident physician, Memorial Hospital, Houston, Tex.,
1943-44; U.S. Army, 1944-46. Appointed 1946; physician, Guada-
lajara, Jalisco, MEXICO, 1947—. m. Oneita Henley, 1941. U.S.
adaseees 2121 Fairmount, Fort Worth, Tex. MEXICO

COLE, ONEITA HENLEY
(Mrs. E. Lamar)

b. DeLeon, Tex., Feb. 27, 1918; ed. Howard Payne College; Baylor
Univ., B.Mus. (Ed.), 1939; S.W.B.T.S.; Mexico City College. Pri-
vate music teacher, 1933-35, 1939-41; music teacher, Tex. schools,
1939-42. Appointed 1946; evang., Guadalajara, Jalisco, MEXICO,
1947—. m. Edward Lamar Cole, Aug. 26, 1941. Children: Chloanne
Elizabeth, 1943; Carolyn Joy, 1952; Edward Lamar, Jr., PE XICO

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b. Durham, N. C., June 13, 1898; ed. Woman’s College, Univ. of
N. C., B.A., 1918; Columbia Univ., M.A., 1946. Young people’s
dir., First Church, Greensboro, N. C., 1926-33; contributor, ‘‘Greens-
boro Daily News’’; editorial sec., Foreign Mission Board, 1933-40;
contributor, B.S.S.B. and WMU publications; author, books for
Home and Foreign Mission Boards; prof., Univ. of Shanghai, China,
1940-42. Interned 1942, repatriated 1948. Appointed 1943; prof.,
Univ. of Shanghai, CHINA, 1946-50; student work, Univ. of Taipeh,
TAIWAN, 1952—. U.S. address: 918 Urban Ave., Durham, N. C.
TAIWAN (Formosa)

COLLINS, MARGARET

b. Madison Co., Ga., Apr. 29, 1914; ed. Ga. State College for Women,
B.S., 1935; Carver School, M.R.E., 1948; Mather School of Nursing,
Southern Baptist Hospital, New Orleans, R.N., 1946; Yale Univ.
Institute of Chinese Studies. Schoolteacher, Sautee, Ga., 1935-36;
Sylvania, Ga., 1937-39; Anderson, S. C., 1939-41. Appointed 1946;
language student, Peking, CHINA, 1947-48; evang., Baguio, PHILIP-
PINES, 1948-49; Dagupan City area, 1949—. U.S. address: 108
Henry Ave., Anderson, S. C. PHILIPPINES

COMPTON, CHARLES EARL, JR.

b. Fort Worth, Tex., July 9, 1923; ed. Univ. of Ala., B.A., 1948;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1950. U.S. Army, 1943-46; pastor, Allen’s Point
Church, Honey Grove, Tex., 1948-50; Monkstown Church, Tele-
phone, Tex., 1949-50. Appointed 1950; language student, Campinas,
BraziL, 1950-51; evang., Cel. Galvao (Rio Verde), Mato Grosso,
1951—. m. Betsy Dunning, 1948. U.S. address: 1207 W. Fourth
St., Sylacauga, Ala. BRAZIL

COMPTON, BETSY DUNNING
(Mrs. Charles E., Jr.)

b. Aulander, N. C., Sept. 6, 1926; ed. Judson College, B.A., 1948;
S.W.B.T.S. Appointed 1950; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL,
1950-51; evang., Cel. Galvao (Rio Verde), Mato Grosso, 1951—.
m. Charles E. Compton, Jr., June 19, 1948. Children: Virginia Louise,
1951; William Henry, 1953; John Charles, 1956; Richard Peter,
1958. BRAZIL

CONGDON, WILFRED H.

b. Fort Collins, Colo., Oct. 28, 1911; ed. Colo. A. & M. College;
Wheaton College, B.S., 1934; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1937; College of
Architecture, Univ. of S. Calif. Appointed 1937; prin., Industrial
Dept., Baptist College, Iwo, NIGERIA, 1938-55; pastor, College Baptist
Church, Iwo, 1940, 1945-54; prin., Newton Memorial School, Oshogbo,
1955-58; architect, Nigerian Baptist Convention, 1956—. m. Esther
Bassett, 1938. U.S. address: Route 8, Grand Junction, Colo.
NIGERIA

CONGDON, ESTHER BASSETT
(Mrs. Wilfred H.)

b. Loveland, Colo., June 7, 1915; ed. Colo. State College; Wheaton
College, B.S., 1938. Appointed 1938; teacher, Baptist College,
Iwo, NIGERIA, 1939-55; housemother, Newton Memorial School, Osh-
ogbo, 1955—. m. Wilfred H. Congdon, Nov. 21, 1938. Children:
Roger Kenneth, 1944; Richard Allen, 1946; Robert Thomas, 1949;
Ronald, 1951. (d. 1952). NIGERIA

CONNER, LOLA MARIE

b. Torrey, Fla., July 12, 1915; ed. Berry College; Mercer Univ.,
B.A., 1942; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1944. Schoolteacher, Ga. elemen-
tary schools, 1937-41. Appointed 1944; language student, 1944-46;
teacher, Julia MacKenzie School, Yangchow, Kiangsu, CHINA,
1947-48; Eliza Yates School, Shanghai, 1949-50; evang. Taipeh,
TAIWAN, 1950-51; Chiayi, 1952-54, 1958—; Tainan, 1954-58. U.S.
address: Milan, Ga. TAIWAN (Formosa)

COOPER, NELL JUNE

b. Gastonia, N. C., May 31, 1928; ed. Tex. Christian Univ., B.A.,
1955; S.W.B.T.S., A.R.E., 1953; M.R.E., 1957. Sec., S. C. Employ-
ment Security Commission, Columbia, 1945-51; educ. dir., Retta
Church, Burleson, Tex., 1955-56. Appointed 1956; language student,
Tokyo, JAPAN, 1957-58. U.S. address: 731 Darlington St., Columbia,
a. Ga JAPAN

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COOPER, WILLIAM LOWREY

b. Itta Bena, Miss., Oct. 20, 1904; ed. Miss. College, B.A., 1925;
S.W.B.T.S., dept. of music; S.B.T.S., Th.B., 1988. Educ. dir.,
Dauphin Way Church, Mobile, Ala., 1926-29; Calvary Church,
Jackson, Miss., 1929-30; Deer Park Church, Louisville, Ky., 1930-
83; pastor, Moorhead (Miss.) Church, 1933-34; Southside Church,
Montgomery, Ala., 1935-39. Appointed 1939; prof., Baptist Theol.
Seminary, Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA, 1939—; pres., 1946—. m.
Katherine Tomlinson, 1927. U.S. address: 1533 Godwin St., Hous-
ton, Tex. ARGENTINA

COOPER, KATHERINE TOMLINSON
(Mrs. W. Lowrey)

b. Ludlow, Miss., Jan. 26, 1906; ed. Baylor Academy; Hillman Col-
lege; Belhaven College; Miss. College; Millsaps College; Carver
School; Northwestern Univ. Schoolteacher, Magee, Miss., 1926-27.
Appointed 19389; music teacher, Baptist Seminary, Buenos Aires,
ARGENTINA, 1941—. m. W. Lowrey Cooper, Apr. 25, 1927. Children:
Mary Beth, 1928; William Frazier, 1982; Davis Lowrey, 1934; Annie
Glenn, 1935; Thomas Richard, 1944. ARGENTINA

COUCH, JOHN RICHARD

b. Pacific, Mo., Oct. 21, 1926; ed. Lake Forest College, B.A., 1952;
Miss. College; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1955. U.S. Navy, 1944-46; office
and factory worker, Miss. and IIl., 1946-51; summer missionary,
Home Mission Board, Wash., 1953; pastor, Trinity Mission, Severns
Valley Church, Elizabethtown, Ky., 1954-55; Beech Creek (Ky.)
Church, 1955-56; Forest Park Church, Bowling Green, Ky., 1956-
58. Appointed 1958; language study, Ajloun, JORDAN, 1959. m.
Joan Brooks, 1954. U.S. address: c/o Mrs. E. A. Couch, Tupelo,
Miss. JORDAN

COUCH, NELLIE JOAN BROOKS
(Mrs. John R.)

b. Elizabethton, Tenn., Nov. 11, 1930; ed. East Tenn. State College,
B.S., 1952; Carver School, M.R.E., 1955. Summer worker, V.B.S.,
Holston Assoc., Tenn., 1952; high school teacher, Richlands, Va.,
1952-53; summer missionary, Home Mission Board, San Diego,
Calif., 1954; teacher, Hughes-Kirk High School, Beechmont, Ky.,
1955-56. Appointed 1958; language study, Ajloun, JORDAN, 1959.
m. John R. Couch, Dec. 27, 1954. Child: Ruth Elaine, 1957.
JORDAN

COUCH, LAWANDA FAYE

b. Monroe, La., Nov. 21, 1927; ed. Stephen F. Austin State Teachers
College (Tex.); Baylor Univ., B.A., 1949; Lillie Jolly School of Nursing
(Tex.), R.N., 1952; S.W.B.T.S. Bookkeeper, bank, Lufkin, Tex.,
1945-46; fieldworker, First Church, Lufkin, 1949; staff nurse, pedi-
atric ward, Harris Hospital, Fort Worth, Tex., 1952-54. Appointed
1954; language student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1954-55; nurse, Baptist
hospital, Ogbomosho, 1955-56; Eku, 1956—. U.S. address: 115
Condon Ave., Lufkin, Tex. NIGERIA

COWAN, ANNA LUCILLE

b. Urich, Mo., Dec. 21, 1921; ed. Central Mo. State College, B.S.,
1945; Carver School, M.R.E., 1948. Schoolteacher, Urich and Blairs-
town, Mo., 1942-46; student library asst., Central State College
and Carver School; Good Will Center worker, Ala., 1947. Appointed
1948 (ISRAEL); resigned 1951; reappointed 1954; language student,
Beirut, LEBANON, 1954-55; prin., Baptist girls’ school, Ajloun, JoRDAN,
1955—. U.S. address: Urich, Mo. JORDAN

COWHERD, CHARLES PHILIP

b. Falmouth, Va., Sept. 24, 1912; ed. Clemson College, B.S., 1934;
S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1939; Yale Univ. Institute of Chinese Studies.
Pastor, Summerton (S. C.) Church, 1987; Bethune (S. C.) Church,
1939-41; chaplain, U.S. Army, 1941-46. Appointed 1946; language
student, Peking, CHINA, 1947-48; evang. worker, Tsingtao, 1948-50;
Bandung, Java, INDONESIA, 1951-55; Djakarta, 1955-56; HonG Kona,
1957—. m. Marian Peeler Gray, 1945. U.S. address: First Baptist
Church, Columbia, S. C. HONG KONG

COWHERD, MARIAN PEELER GRAY
(Mrs. Charles P.)

b. St. Matthews, S. C., Sept. 24, 1915; ed. Woman’s College, Furman
Univ., B.A., 1987; Carver School, M.R.E., 1939. Appointed 1940;
language student, Peking, CHINA, and Baguio, PHILIPPINES, 1940-
41, 1947-48; interned 1941, repatriated 1945; evang., Tsingtao,
CHINA, 1948; Baguio, PHILIPPINES, 1951-52; evang. worker, Bandung,
Java, INDONESIA, 1952-55; Djakarta, 1955-56; HoNG Kona, 1957—.
m. Rufus Franklin Gray, May 10, 1939 (d. 1942). Child: William
Gilman, 1941. m. Charles P. Cowherd, Aug. 27, 1945. Children:
Mary Catherine, 1946; Virginia Louise, 1947; Marian Eugenia,
1955. HONG KONG

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COWLEY, WILLIAM AUSTIN

b. Meade Co., Ky., Feb. 20, 1931; ed. Western Ky. State College;
Georgetown College, B.A., 1951; Univ. of Fla., M.A., 1954. Staffer,
Ridgecrest Assembly (summer), 1948; summer mission worker,
Alaska, 1949-50; Ky. state mission board, 1951; graduate asst.,
Univ. of Fla., and church minister of music, Gainesville, 1953-54;
B.S.U. dir., alumni sec., 1951-58, and asst. prof., 1954-55, Georgetown
College. Appointed (special) 1955; teacher, Baptist high school,
Igede, NIGERIA, 1955-56; Baptist Academy, Lagos, 1956—; mission-
ary adviser, 1957—. m. Audrey Evans, 1954. U.S. address: 142
N. Adelle Ave., DeLand, Fla. NIGERIA

COWLEY, AUDREY CARR EVANS
(Mrs. William A.)

b. Pensacola, Fla., Aug. 2, 1927; ed. Fla. State Univ., B.S., 1948;
Jones Business College (Fla.); S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1951. Youth
dir., pastor’s sec., Queensborough Church, Shreveport, La., 1951-52;
B.S.U. dir., Univ. of Fla., Gainesville, 1953-54, and Georgetown (Ky.)
College, 1954-55. Appointed (special) 1955; teacher, Baptist high
school, Igede, NIGERIA, 1955-56; Baptist Academy, Lagos, 1956;
Reagan Memorial Girls’ School, Yaba (near Lagos), 1957—. m.
William A. Cowley, Sept. 3, 1954. Children: Carol Elizabeth, 1956;
Karen Ann, 1958. NIGERIA

COWSERT, GEORGE BAGBY

b. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Aug. 21, 1924; ed. Baylor Univ.; Wingate
Jr. College; Wake Forest College, B.A., 1949; S.W.B.T.S., B.D.,
1952. Staff, Ridgecrest Assembly (summers), 1946-47; worker,
Wake Forest College and S.W.B.T.S., 1948-52; worker, Home Mis-
sion Board (summer), 1950. Appointed 1952; language student,
Campinas, BRAZIL, 1952-53; evang. worker, Santa Maria, Rio Grande
do Sul, 1953-54; Rio Grande, 1954—. m. Hilda Bean, 1952. U.S.
address: Box 4904, Granite Falls, N. C. BRAZIL

i

COWSERT, HILDA KATHRYN BEAN
(Mrs. G. B.)

b. Granite Falls, N. C., Oct. 14, 1928; ed. Mars Hill Jr. College;
S.W.B.T.S., B.R.E., 1952. Sec., Shuford Mills, Inc., Granite Falls,
1947-50; educ. sec., Concord Baptist Church, Granite Falls (summer),
1951; worker, publicity office, S.W.B.T.S., Fort Worth, Tex., 1950-
52. Appointed 1952; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1952-53;
fieldworker, Santa Maria, Rio Grande do Sul, 1953-54; Rio Grande,
1954—. m. George B. Cowsert, May 20, 1952. Children: Naomi
Grace, 1954; Norma Lee, 1956; Elena Catherine, 1958. BRAZIL

COWSERT, JACK JIMMERSON

b. Goodman, Miss., Sept. 16, 1890; ed. Miss. College, B.A., 1915;
S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1919; M.R.E., 1928. Pastor of Tex. churches,
1916-20. Appointed 1920; language student, 1920-21; evang., Federal
District, Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL, 1921-35; head of publicity, 1928-57,
and of history and statistics dept., 1935—; Baptist Publishing House,
Rio de Janeiro, 1935—; interim dir. of Publishing House, during
furloughs of dir. m. Grace Bagby, 1918. U.S. address: Wingate,

Ge BRAZIL

COWSERT, GRACE BAGBY
(Mrs. Jack J.)

b. Lancaster, Tex., Aug. 20, 1888; ed. Blue Mountain College; Baylor
Univ.; Power-Myers Conservatory (Wichita, Kan.); S.W.B.T.S.,
B.M.T., 1919. Voice teacher, Burleson College, Greenville, Tex., 1914-
17. Appointed 1920; language student, 1920-21, private teacher,
voice and piano, Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL, 1921-34, 1954—; teacher
Baptist College, Rio, 1935-37; dir., glee club, 1943-45, 1948—; teacher
and dir. of glee club, Rio Training School, 1949-53. m. Jack J. Cow-
sert, Sept. 18, 1918. Children: Helen Elizabeth, 1919; Esther

Ruth (m. Morse), 1922; George Bagby, 1924. BRAZIL

COX, ADDIE ESTELLE

b. Providence, Ala., Oct. 24, 1885; ed. Ala. Central Female College,
B.A., 1904; Carver School, B.M.T., 1918. Pastor's asst., First Baptist
Church, Birmingham, Ala., 1918-14; Alabama WMU fieldworker,
1914-18. Appointed 1918; educ.-evang., Kaifeng, Honan, CHINA,
1918-36; Wei-Shih, 1936-44, 1946-48; Kaifeng, Shanghai, and Wuwei,
1948-49; Shantan, Kansu, 1949-51; Keelung and Taichung, TAIWAN,
1951-58; Taoyuan, 1954-55. Retired 1955. Address: Carrollton,
Ala. EMERITUS—CHINA and TAIWAN (Formosa)

COX, ONA BELLE

b. Redford, Mo., Sept. 28, 1920; ed. Southwest Baptist College;
William Jewell College, B.A., 1946; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1948.
Schoolteacher, Redford, Mo.,.1941-44; waitress, Liberty (Mo.) Hotel,
1944-45; student library asst., S.W.B.T.S., Fort Worth, Tex., 1946-

le

: « . 3
47; V.B.S. worker, Reynolds Co., Mo. (summers), 1945-47. Ap-
pointed 1948; language student, Recife, BRAZIL, 1948-49; teacher,
Ginasio Taylor-Egydio, Jaguaquara, Baia, 1949-53; Manaus, Ama- | y a
zonas, 1953—. U.S. address: Redford, Mo. BRAZIL a 4

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b. Fort Worth, Tex., June 30, 1909; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1930;
S.W.B.T.S. Schoolteacher, Fort Worth, Tex., 1930-40; San Marcos
(Tex.) Baptist Academy (summer), 1934; Peabody College, M.A.,
1959. Appointed 1941; asst., primary dept., Colegio Americano
Batista, Recife, BRAzIL, 1941-42; dir., primary dept., 1948-56; pri-
mary dept., Baptist Industrial Institute, Corrente, 1957; dir., ele-
mentary work, Brazilian Sunday School Board, Rio de Janeiro,
1958—. U.S. address: 1518 Hurley Ave., Fort Worth 4, Tex.
BRAZIL

CRABB, STANLEY, JR.

b. Louisville, Ky., July 7, 1988; ed. Univ. of Louisville, B.A., 1955;
S.B.T.S., B.D., 1959. Summer employee, county road surveyors,
Louisville, Ky., 1951-52; Louisville Gas and Electric Co., 1953-55;
worker, Wesley Community House, Louisville, 1953-54; speaker,
Temperance League of Kentucky, Louisville, 1954-56; clerk, library,
Univ. of Louisville, 1954-55; pastor, White Plains (Ky.) Missionary
Baptist Church, 1956-59; employee, construction co., Louisville,
1957-58. Appointed for ITALY, 1958. m. Patricia Maddux, 1955.
U.S. address: 1965 Morris Pl., Louisville 5, Ky. ate
AL

CRABB, PATRICIA PATRICK MADDUX
(Mrs. Stanley, Jr.)

b. Hopkinsville, Ky., Nov. 3, 1931; ed. Bethel College, Ky.; Univ.
of Louisville, B.S., 1954; S.B.T.S. Technologist, Jennie Stuart
Memorial Hospital, Hopkinsville, 1954-55; technologist, Drs. Hendon,
Blodgett, and Minish, Louisville, Ky., 1955-56; technologist, Louis-
ville (Ky.) Research Laboratory, 1956-57. Appointed for ITALy,
1958. m. Stanley Crabb, Jr., May 28, 1955. Child: Philip Stanley,
1957, ITALY

CRABTREE, ASA ROUTH

b. Russell Co., Va., Aug. 11, 1889; ed. Richmond College, B.A.,
1914; Union Theol. Seminary (Richmond), B.D., 1921; S.B.T.S.,
Th.D., 1928. Schoolteacher, Va., 1907-10; prin., Jarratt High School,
Va., 1914-16; YMCA sec., Camp McClellan, Ala., 1917-18; pastor,
Va., 1918-21. Appointed 1921; prof., Baptist seminary, Rio de
Janeiro, BrRaziL, 1922-54; pastor, Tijuca Church, 1922-47; pres.,
seminary, 1941-42, 1945-55; editor, periodicals, Publishing House,
Rio. -Representative to PORTUGAL, 1958—. Author: nine books in
Portuguese, and (in English)“Baptists in Brazil’? and “Stephen
Lawton Watson of Brazil.” m. Mabel Henderson, 1918. Address:
1878 Carlton Rd., S.W., Roanoke, Va. PORTUGAL

CRABTREE, MABEL HENDERSON
(Mrs. A. R.)

b. Vinton, Va., Jan. 27, 1892; ed. Roanoke Institute; Westhampton
College. Schoolteacher, 1912-18, 1916-18. Appointed 1921; gen.
church worker, Tijuca and Itacurussa churches, Rio de Janeiro,
BRAZIL; acting sec. for Brazilian WMU, 1944, 1950; teacher, Colegio
Batista, Rio de Janeiro, 1922, 1945; Training School, Rio, 1949-50.
Representative to PoRTUGAL, 1958—. m. A. R. Crabtree, June 12,
1918. Children: Mary Margaret (m. Sutherland), 1919; George
William, 1928; Lydia Alice (m. Love), 1926. PORTUGAL

CRABTREE, MILDRED IRENE

b. Stratford, Tex., June 12, 1918; ed. Draughon’s Business College;
Wayland Jr. College; Baylor Univ., B.A., 1944; Carver School,
M.R.E., 1946. Clerical work, Stratford and Dalhart, Tex., 1938-41;
sec., Spring St. Church, Waco, Tex.; First Church, Dumas, Tex.
Appointed 1946; prin., Baptist girls’ secondary school, Agbor, NI-
GERIA, 1947—. U.S. address: Dalhart, Tex. NIGERIA

CRAIGHEAD, ALBERT BROWN

b. Bucharest, Romania, Aug. 12, 1922; ed. Gimnaziu, Cuza Voda,
Cernauti; George Heriot’s School (Edinburgh, Scotland); Carson-
Newman College, B.A., 1944; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1949. Officer, U.S.N.R.,
1944-46; summer worker with Home Mission Board, 1946-47; asst.
pastor, Vine St. Chapel, Louisville, Ky., 1947-48; pastor, Ekron
(Ky.) Church, 1949; fellow in missions, S.B.T.S., Louisville, 1949-51.
Appointed 1951, prof., Istituto Filadelfia, Rivoli (Torino), ITALY,
1951—. m. Rhoda Mae Miller, 1948. U.S. address: Rockmart,
Ga. ITALY

CRAIGHEAD, RHODA MAE MILLER
(Mrs. Albert B.)

b. East Point, Ga., May 4, 1923; ed. Berry College; Ga. Baptist
Hospital School of Nursing, R.N., 1946; Southern Ind. Univ.; Carver
School. Teacher in education dept. and floor supervisor, Ga. Baptist
Hospital, 1946; nurse in hospital at Austell, 1947; school nurse,
Carver School, Louisville, Ky., 1947-48. Appointed 1951; nurse in
infirmary (part-time), Istituto Filadelfia, Rivoli (Torino), ITAty.
m. Albert B. Craighead, Aug. 14, 1948. Children: Paul Eugene,
1949; Daniel Cornell, 1951; Silvia Ann, 1952; Esther Inez, OE ALY

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b. Uniontown, Ala., Sept. 18, 1892; ed. Univ. of Chattanooga; Moody
Bible Institute; S.B.T.S., Th.B., 1988. Missionary, Bessarabia
Romania, 1920-38. Appointed 1938; dir. Bible courses and pastor Rus-
sian churches, Bessarabia and Bucovina, ROMANIA, 1938-40; dir.
Bible courses and evang. worker, Encarnacion, PARAGUAY, 1948-58.
Retired 1958. m. Hazel Thomson, 1920. U.S. address: c/o David
Craighead, 4053 N. Central Expressway, Apt. D, Dallas 4, Tex.
EMERITUS—PARAGUAY

CRAIGHEAD, HAZEL THOMSON
(Mrs. Walter E.)

b. Dansville, Mich., Nov. 16, 1892; ed. Albion College of Liberal Arts,
B.A., 1917; Moody Bible Institute. Schoolteacher, 1917-19; mis-
sionary, Bessarabia, Romania, 1920-38. Appointed 1938; evang.
worker, Bessarabia and Bucovina, RoMANIA, 1938-40; Encarnacion,
PARAGUAY, 1948-58. Retired 1958. m. Walter E. Craighead, Sept.
1, 1920. Children: Albert B., 1922; Eugene E., 1926; Marianna
(m. Stuckey), 1929; David C., 1931; Evelyn D. (m. Pruitt), 1934.
EMERITUS—PARAGUAY

CRANE, JAMES DREHER

b. Turkey, Tex., Nov. 18, 1916; ed. Univ. of Tex., B.A., 1939;
S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1945; Univ. of Mexico. Worker with Mexicans,
Home Mission Board, Fort Worth, Tex., 1941-45. Appointed 1945;
field missionary, Pacific Coast field, MErxico, 1945-46; southern
Mexico, 1947-48; pres., Baptist theol. seminary, Torreon, 1948—.
m. Edith Carden, 1948. U.S. address: Mathis, Tex. MEXICO

CRANE, EDITH CARDEN
(Mrs. James D.)

b. Winfield, Iowa, Sept. 22, 1915. Univ. of Tex., B.S., 1940;
N.O.B.T.S.; Univ. of Mexico. Appointed 1945; dir., student home,
Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, 1945-46; field missionary, southern
Mexico, 1947-48; educ. evang., Torreon, 1948—. m. James D. Crane,
July 19, 1943. Children: John Earls, 1949; David Edwin, 1953;
Janet Elaine, 1956; Don Ervin, 1958. MEXICO

CRAWFORD, FRANCES NADINE

b. San Angelo, Tex., Mar. 30, 1929; ed. Mo. Baptist Hospital School
of Nursing, R.N., 1949; Georgetown (Ky.) College; Univ. of Mo.,
B.S. in Nursing, 1952; Carver Schoo!. Sec., Farmington, Mo., 1945-
46; nurse, St. Louis (Mo.), 1949-50; Georgetown, 1950-51; Columbia
(Mo.), 1951-52; Louisville (Ky.), 1953-54; dir. of nursing, hospital,
Farmington, 1952-53. Appointed 1954; language student, Costa
Rica, 1954-55; nurse, Barranquilla, COLOMBIA (Latin America),
1955-57; Gaza (Near East), 1957—. U.S. address: Route 1, Farm-
ington, Mo. GAZA

CRAWFORD, MARY KATHERINE

b. Belfont, Whitfield Co., Ga., Aug. 10, 1888; ed. Dalton Female
College; Tift College, B.A., 1951; Carver School, B.M.T., 1922;
Columbia Univ. Schoolteacher, Atlanta, Ga., 1910-18. Appointed
1922; prin., True Light School for Girls, Tsining, Shantung, CHINA,
1922-34; True Light Mission School for Girls and Boys, Tsinan,
1935-41, 1947-48; teacher, Baptist Academy, Honolulu, Hawau,
1951-54. Retired 1954. U.S. address: Senoia, Ga.
EMERITUS—CHINA and HAWAII

CROSS, EUGENE MOSELEY

b. Hickory, Miss., Sept. 16, 1916; ed. Miss. College, B.A., 1938;
Tulane Univ.; N.O.B.T.S., B.D., 1947. Appointed 1947; evang.
worker, Wailuku, Territory of HAwau, 1947-48; Wahiawa, 1948-54;
out from Manila, PHILIPPINES, 1954-55; Pasay City, 1955—. m.
Ardis Ward, 1943. U.S. address: 254 Montclair Ave., San Antonio,
Tex. PHILIPPINES

CROSS, ARDIS WARD
(Mrs. Eugene M.)

b. San Antonio, Tex., Mar. 19, 1922; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1943;
Univ. of San Antonio; N.O.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1947. Appointed 1947;
evang. worker, Wailuku, Territory of HAwAu, 1947-48; Wahiawa,
1948-54; out from Manila, PHILIPPINES, 1954-55; Pasay City, 1955—.
m. Eugene M. Cross, Dec. 7, 1948. Children: Elizabeth Ruth, 1954;
Eugene Micah, 1958. PHILIPPINES

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CROTWELL, MARY ELAINE

b. Birmingham, Ala., Nov. 11, 1922; ed. Ala. State Teachers College,
B.S., 1944; Carver School, M.R.E., 1948; Yale Univ. Institute of
Far Eastern Languages. High school teacher, Oakman and Jasper,
Ala., 1943-46. Appointed 1948; language student, Baguio, PHILIP-
PINES, 1950-52; evang., Davao City, 1952—; teacher, Davao Bible
School, 1955—. U.S. address: 1615 Berkley Ave., Bessemer, Ala.
PHILIPPINES

CROWDER, CALVIN RAY

b. Andalusia, Ala., Apr, 9, 1925; ed. Bowling Green (Ky.) College of
Commerce; Howard College (Ala.), B.A., 1949; N.O.B.T.S., B.D.,
1952. U.S. Navy, 1943-46; pastor, churches in Ala. and Fla., 1950-
54. Appointed 1954; language student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1954, and
Kaduna, 1955; evang., Keffi, 1955—. m. Imogene Thomason, 1946.
U.S. address: 615 Holcombe St., Montgomery, Ala. NIGERIA

CROWDER, IMOGENE (JEANIE) THOMASON
(Mrs. C. Ray)

b. Tarrant, Ala., June 5, 1925; ed. Southwestern (Tex.) Business
Univ.; N.O.B.T.S. Sec., trucking co., Birmingham, Ala., 1944-45,
and Ala. Baptist headquarters, Montgomery, 1945-46. Appointed
1954; language student, Oyo, NicERIA, 1954, and Kaduna, 1955;
evang., Keffi, 1955—. m. C. Ray Crowder, Aug. 25, 1946. Children:
Sarah Anne, 1948; Paul Charles, 1952; Timothy Ray, 1956; Shirley
Jeanne, 1958. NIGERIA

CULLEN, PAUL SHELBY

b. San Antonio, Tex., Oct. 22, 1921; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1943;
S.W.B.T.S.; Baylor Medical College, M.D., 1948. Pastor, Tex.
churches, 1942-43; salesman, Fort Worth, Tex., 1943-44; pastor, Oil
City (Okla.) Mission, 1944; Wallis (Tex.) Church, 1945-47; extern and
lab. technician, Memorial Hospital, Houston, Tex., 1947-48; intern
and resident, Jefferson Davis Hospital, Houston, 1948-50. Appointed
1950; staff doctor, Baptist hospital, Eku, NIGERIA, 1950—. m. Ida
Wright, 19438. U.S. address: 220 Terrell Ave., San Antonio, Tex.
NIGERIA

CULLEN, IDA WRIGHT
(Mrs. Paul S.)

b. San Juan, Tex., Sept. 8, 1919; ed. Mary Hardin-Baylor College;
Southwest Tex. State Teachers College; Baylor Univ., B.B.A., 1943;
S.W.B.T.S. Clerical work, Aviation Cadet Center, San Antonio,
Tex., 1942; promotional sec., First Baptist Church Heights, Houston,
Tex., 1944-45; jr. clerk, oil co., Houston, 1945-46. Appointed 1950;
evang. worker, Eku, NIGERIA, 1950—. m. Paul S. Cullen, Aug.
28, 1943. Children: John Marshall, 1946; Paulette, 1948; Mark
Paige, 1951; Jeanine, 1953. NIGERIA

CULPEPPER, CHARLES LEE, JR.

b. Seminary Hill, Tex., July 28, 1920; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1941;
S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1944; N.O.B.T.S., Th.D., 1952. Pastor, Red-
lands, Wilson Chapel, Stewarts’ Mill, Deer Creek, and Eagle Lake
churches, Tex., 1941-46. Appointed 1944; language student, Peking,
CHINA, 1947-48; Baguio, PHILIPPINES, 1949; evang., Kweilin, Kwang-
si, CHINA, 1949-50; pastor, Hsinchu, Ban Chyau, Chungli churches,
TAIWAN, 1952-55; teacher, Baptist theol. seminary, Taipeh, 1955—.
m. Donal Jones, 1944. U.S. address: c/o B. B. Jones, Rte. 1, Box
127, Denham Springs, La. TAIWAN (Formosa)

CULPEPPER, DONAL JONES
(Mrs. Charles L., Jr.)

b. Madison, Wis., Mar. 3, 1922; ed. Dodd College; La, State Univ.,
B.M., 1942; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1944. Church organist, New
Orleans, Shreveport, and Baton Rouge, La., 1939-42; religious educ.
worker, Fort Worth, Tex., 1943-44. Appointed 1944; language
study, Peking, CHINA, 1947-48; Baguio, PHILIPPINES, 1949; evang.,
Hsinchu, TAIWAN, 1952-54; teacher, theol. seminary, Taipeh, 1954;
mgr., Baptist book store, Taipeh, 1955—. m. Charles L. Culpepper,
Jr., July 14, 1944. Children: Thomas Scott, 1946; Carolyn Louise,
1948; Richard Lane, 1950; Cathryn Lee, 1955.

TAIWAN (Formosa)

CULPEPPER, CHARLES LEE, SR.

b. Shiner, Tex., Mar. 10, 1895; ed. Univ. of Tex.; Baylor Univ., B.A.,
1919; S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1922; Th.D., 1945. Bookkeeper, bank,
Floresville, Tex., 1914-16. Appointed 1923; evang., Laichowfu,
Shantung, CHINA, 1923-27; dean, Arts Dept., Tsung Hsi middle
school, Hwanghsien, 1927-29; prin., 1930-31; pres., Baptist theol.
seminary, Hwanghsien, 1931-42; Shanghai, 1946-50; Taipeh, TAIWAN,
1952—; Mission treas., HONG Kona, 1950-52; Taiwan, 1952—. m. Ola
Lane, 1919. U.S. address: 318 Rockhill Dr., San Antonio, Tex.
TAIWAN (Formosa)

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CULPEPPER, OLA LANE
(Mrs. Charles L., Sr.)

b. Center Point, Tex., Aug. 14, 1896; ed. Baylor College, S.W.B.T.S.
Appointed 1923; prin., Baptist orphanage, Laichowfu, Shantung,
CHINA, 1925-27; city evang. and Good Will Center work, Hwangh-
sien, 1928-31; teacher, Tsung Hsi middle school, Hwanghsien, 1931-
40; Grace School, Shanghai, 1946-50; evang., HoNG Kona, 1950-52;
Taipeh, TAIWAN, 1952—. m. Charles L. Culpepper, Sept. 14, 1919.
Children: Charles Lee, Jr., 1920; Carolyn, 1924 (d. 1928); Mary
Frances (m. Walker), 1926. TAIWAN (Formosa)

CULPEPPER, HUGO HURLSTON

b. Pine Bluff, Ark., Jan. 5, 1918; ed. Marion Military Institute; U.S.
Naval Academy: Ouachita College; Baylor Univ., B.A., 1936; S.B.T.S.,
Th.M., 1989. Appointed 1940; language student, Peking, CHINA,
1940-41; PHILIPPINES, 1941; interned 1941, repatriated 1945; prof.,
Baptist theol. seminary, Santiago, CHILE, 1947-51; International
Seminary, Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA, 1951—. m. Ruth Cochrane,

1989. U.S. address: 2524 Wolfe St., Little Rock, Ark.
ARGENTINA

CULPEPPER, RUTH LOUISE COCHRANE
(Mrs. Hugo H.)

b. Little Rock, Ark., Feb. 5, 1918; ed. Little Rock Jr. College; Baylor
Univ., B.A., 1987; Carver School, M.R.E., 1939. Appointed 1940;
language student, Peking, CHINA, 1940-41; PHILIPPINES, 1941;
interned 1941, repatriated 1945; teacher, Baptist seminary, Santiago,
CHILE, 1947-51; Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA, 1951—. m. Hugo H.
Culpepper, June 24, 1939. Children: Richard Alan, 1946; Paul
Lawrence, 1948. ARGENTINA

CULPEPPER, ROBERT HARRELL

b. Tifton, Ga., Dec. 8, 1924; ed. Mercer Univ., B.A., 1944; S.B.T.S.,
B.D., 1947; Th.M., 1948; Th.D., 1950. Bookkeeper, Bank of Alapaha,
Ga., 1941-42; waiter, dining hall, S.B.T.S., 1945-48; pastor, Shiloh-
Lamar Church, Monroe Co., Ga., 1948-44; Buck Run church, Forks
of Elkhorn, Ky., 1948-50. Appointed 1950; language student, Tokyo,
JAPAN, 1951-53; prof., Seinan Gakuin, Fukuoka, 19583—. m. Kath-
leen Sanderson, 1948. U.S. address: c/o J. P. Culpepper, 604 W.
12th St., Tifton, Ga. JAPAN

CULPEPPER, KATHLEEN SANDERSON
(Mrs. Robert H.)

b. Richmond, Va., Aug. 12, 1924; ed. Westhampton College, B.A.,
1944; Carver School, M.R.E., 1947. V.B.S. worker, Va., 1942-43;
Home Mission Board worker, N.M. (summer), 1944; student sec.,
Mary Washington College, Fredericksburg, Va., 1944-45; acting
young people’s sec., WMU of Va., 1947-48; part-time student sec.,
Ky. Baptist Hospital, Louisville, 1948-50. Appointed 1950; language
student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1951-53; teacher, Seinan Gakuin, Fukuoka,
1953—. Author: ‘Koji of Japan.” m. Robert H. Culpepper, Aug.
21, 1948. Child: Cathy Ann, 1950. JAPAN

CUNNINGHAM, MILTON EMERY, JR.

b. Victoria, Tex., Sept. 13, 1928; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1950;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1953; N. C. Baptist Hospital (clinical counseling).
Pastor, First Church, Harbor City, Calif., 1948-49; First Church,
Cranfills Gap, Tex., 1950-53; student dir., Univ. of Corpus Christi
(Tex.) and Del Mar College, 1953-54; dean and asst. to pres., ‘Univ.
of Corpus Christi, 1954-57. Appointed 1957; language student,
Salisbury, SOUTHERN RuHopEsIA, 1958. m. Barbara Schultz, 1956.
U.S. address: 118 Fifth Ave., N., Texas City, Tex.

SOUTHERN RHODESIA

CUNNINGHAM, BARBARA JEAN SCHULTZ
(Mrs. Milton E., Jr.)

b. Galveston, Tex., Jan. 12, 19382; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1954.
Youth dir., Lakeside Church, Dallas, Tex., 1954; First Church,
Houston, Tex., 1955-56; student dir., Univ. of Houston, 1954-55.
Appointed 1957; language student, Salisbury, SOUTHERN RHODESIA,
1958. m. Milton E. Cunningham, Jr., Mar. 2, 1956. Children:

Milton Emery, III, 1956; Miller Vaughn, 1958.
SOUTHERN RHODESIA

DAVIDSON, MINOR

b. Grandfield, Okla., Nov. 27, 1926; ed. Altus (Okla.) Jr. College;
Univ. of Okla.; Okla. Baptist Univ., B.A., 1949; S.W.B.T.S., B.D.,
1953. U.S. Navy, 1944-46; interim pastor, Cambridge (Kan.) Church
(summer), 1947; pastor, Silo Church, Durant, Okla., 1950-52; First
Church, Roosevelt, Okla., 1953-55. Appointed 1955; language stu-
dent, Kuala Lumpur, Ma.aya, 1956-57; teacher, Baptist theol.
seminary, Penang, 1957—. m. Mary Boydstun, 1948. US.
address: c/o C. A. Davidson, 518 W. Washington, Tecumseh, Okla.

MALAYA

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DAVIDSON, MARY ELIZABETH BOYDSTUN
(Mrs. Minor)

b. Caddo, Okla., Jan. 18, 1926; ed. Draughon’s Business College
(Oklahoma City); Okla. Baptist Univ.; S.W.B.T.S. Office worker,
air depot, Oklahoma City, Okla., 1943-46; mortgage and investment
co., Oklahoma City, 1946-48. Appointed 1955; language student,
Kuala Lumpur, MALAYA, 1956-57; teacher, theol. seminary, Penang,
1957—. m. Minor Davidson, July 2, 1948. Child: Philip Minor,
1951. MALAYA

DAVIS, ALFRED LEE, JR.

b. Danielsville, Ga., May 18, 1929; ed. Univ. of Ga., B.S., 1950;
Medical College of Ga., M.D., 1954. B.S.U. summer worker in
Ore., Home Mission Board, 1951; R.O.T.C. summer camper, Ft.
Benning, Ga., 1952; intern, Duval Medical Center, Jacksonville,
Fla., 1954-55; resident, pediatrics, Lloyd Noland Hospital, Fairfield,
Ala., 1955-56; resident, pediatrics, Eugene Talmadge Memorial
Hospital, Augusta, Ga., 1956-57; junior staff pediatrician, Lloyd
Noland Hospital, 1957-59. Appointed for HoNG Kona, 1958. m.
Ellen Martin, 1954. U.S. address: c/o C. C. Martin, 3037 Wheeler
Rd., Augusta, Ga. HONG KONG

DAVIS, ELLEN ROCKER MARTIN
(Mrs. Alfred L., Jr.)

b. Augusta, Ga., May 30, 1932; ed. Jr. College of Augusta, A.A., 1951;
Furman Univ., B.A., 1953. Recreational and ward sec., psychiatric
ward, Univ. Hospital, Augusta, Ga. (summer), 1951; summer student
worker, Home Mission Board, rural areas of Ala., 1952, and New
Orleans, 1953; educ. sec., Crawford Ave. Baptist Church, Augusta,
1953-54; schoolteacher, Jacksonville, Fla., 1954-55; sec., Crawford
Ave. Church, Augusta (part-time), 1956-57. Appointed for Hone
KonG, 1958. m. Alfred Davis, Jr., Aug. 21,1954. Children: Beverly
Rocker, 1955; Alfred Lee, III, 1958. HONG KONG

DAVIS, BURTON de WOLFE

b. Auburn, Pa., Mar. 26, 1910; ed. Wilkes-Barre (Pa.) Business Col-
lege; Moody Bible Institute; National School of Interior Decorating
(N. Y.); S.B.T.S. Missionary of Gospel Furtherance Band in Brazil,
1988-39; with North Brazil Mission, 1939-44. Appointed 1945;
field missionary, Ceara, North BRAzIL, 1945—; pastor, First Baptist
Church, Fortaleza, 1946—; dir., Colegio Batista Santos Dumont,
1949—. m. Blanche Nesbitt, 1938. U.S. address: Laceyville,

Pa, BRAZIL

DAVIS, SARAH BLANCHE NESBITT
(Mrs. Burton de Wolfe)

b. Laurens, S. C., May 12, 1910; ed. Millsaps College; Moody Bible
Institute. Missionary of Gospel Furtherance Band in Brazil, 1938-
89; with North Brazil Mission, 1989-44. Appointed 1945; field
missionary, Ceara, BRAZIL, 1945-46; asst., First Baptist Church,
Fortaleza, 1946—; treas. and teacher, Colegio Santos Dumont,
1949—. m. Burton de Wolfe Davis, Mar. 18, 1988. Child: Derick
Stanford, 1940. BRAZIL

DAVIS, CHARLES WYNN

b. Rock Run, Ala., Sept. 14, 1930; ed. Howard College, B.A., 1952;
S.B.T.S., B.D., 1957. Assoc. pastor, Mignon Church, Sylacauga,
Ala., 1951; assoc. pastor and minister of music, Va. Ave. Church,
Louisville, Ky., 1953-54; pastor, Cash Creek Church, Hebbards-
ville, Ky., 1955-57. Appointed for VENEZUELA, 1957; language
student, Costa Rica, 1958. m. Frances Hughen, 1953. U.S. address:
Centre, Ala. VENEZUELA

DAVIS, FRANCES ELIZABETH HUGHEN
(Mrs. Charles W.)

b. Pensacola, Fla., Nov. 27, 1980; ed. Georgetown College; Howard
College, B.M.E., 1954. Soloist and Intermediate choir dir., South-
side Church, Birmingham, Ala., 1952; sec., S.B.T.S., 1954-55. Ap-
pointed for VENEZUELA, 1957; language student, Costa Rica, 1958.

m. Charles W. Davis, Aug. 28, 1953. Child: Charles Paul, 1956.
VENEZUELA

DAVIS, HORACE VICTOR

b. Dacula, Ga., May 80, 1920; ed. Atlanta div., Univ. of Ga., B.C.S.,
1942; S.B.T.S. Accounting clerk, Atlanta, Ga., 1940-41; statistician,
U.S. Army, 1941-46; bookkeeper, accountant, Atlanta, 1946-50;
interim pastor, First Church, Scottsburg, Ind., 1951; pastor, Austin,
Ind., 1951-58. Appointed (special) 1953; language study, Campinas,
BRAZIL, 1953-54; asst. treas., Brazil Missions, Campinas, 1954-55;
evang., Florianopolis, 1955-56; interim all-Brazil treas., Rio de
Janeiro, 1956-58. m. Ruby Fletcher, 1946. U.S. address: c/o
R. A. Davis, Route 2, College Park, Ga. BRAZIL

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DAVIS, RUBY DARE FLETCHER
(Mrs. H. Victor)

b. Zionsville, N. C., Dec. 17, 1922; ed. Blanton’s Business College
(Asheville, N. C.); S.B.T.S.; Carver School. Clerk, bank and trust
co., Asheville, 1943-45; credit co., Atlanta, Ga., 1945-46. Appointed
(special) 1958; language study, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1953-54; evang.,
1954-55; Florianopolis, 1955-56; Rio de Janeiro, 1956-58. m. H.
Victor Davis, Oct. 19, 1946. Children: Larry Victor, 1947; Julie
Rosella, 1950. BRAZIL

DAVIS, ROBERT CARR, JR.

b. Hearne, Tex., June 29, 1929; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1950;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. V.B.S. worker, Tex. (summer), 1948;
pastor, Tex. churches, Rock Hill (Brownsboro), 1949-50, First (Mur-
chison), 1950-54, and Rocky Mount (Overton), 1954. Appointed
(special) 1954; aes: Kinoole Church, Hilo, Territory of Hawau,
1955—. m. Ida Anderson, 1951. U.S. address: Box 526, Athens,
Tex. HAWAII

DAVIS, IDA PEARL ANDERSON
(Mrs. Robert C., Jr.)

b. Jacksonville, Tex., June 10, 1981; ed. Kilgore (Tex.) College,
A.A., 1951; S.W.B.T.S. Employee, variety store, Kilgore, 1948-
51. Appointed (special) 1954; evang. worker, Kinoole Church,
Hilo, Territory of Hawatl, 1955—. m. Robert Carr Davis, Jr., July
22, 1951. Children: Cynthia Ann, 1958; Rebecca Lynn, 1955;
Mary Carol, 1957 (d. 1957). HAWAII

DAVIS, WILLIAM RALPH

b. Pachuta, Miss., Sept. 4, 1921; ed. William Carey College, B.A.,
1949; Miss. Southern College, M.A., 1950; N.O.B.T.S. Clerk and
medical technician, U.S. Army, 1940-45; counselor, Camp Shelby,
Miss., 1945-46. Appointed (special until 1952) 1950; teacher, Baptist
high school, Port Harcourt, NIGERIA, 1950-52; vice-principal, 1952-
54; principal, 1954—. m. Joyce Merritt, 1945. U.S. address: 314
S. 28rd Ave., Hattiesburg, Miss. NIGERIA

DAVIS, JOYCE MERRITT
(Mrs. W. Ralph)

b. Hattiesburg, Miss., Sept. 29, 1923; ed. Methodist Hospital, R.N.,
1945; William Carey College, B.A., 1950. Cashier, Camp Shelby,
Miss., 1941-42; private duty nurse and floor supervisor, Methodist
Hospital, Hattiesburg, 1945-47; nurse, William Carey College, 1947-
50. Appointed (special until 1952) 1950; nurse and teacher, Baptist
high school, Port Harcourt, NIGERIA, 1950—. m. William R. Davis,
Nov. 21, 1945. Children: Nan Lucia, 1958; David Caren es

DAWES, JOSEPH VEDALE

b. Auroraville, Wis., Feb. 28, 1871; ed. Baptist Indian Univ. (Okla. );
Bible Training School (Kansas City); S.B.T.S.; Los Angeles Baptist
Theol. Seminary, D.D., 1941. Missionary of Gospel Mission, Shah-
tung, China, 1898-1910. Appointed 1910; evang. work, Laichowfu,
CHINA, 1910-14; Laiyang, 1914-17; Taian, 1917-20; Tsinan, 1922-
30, 1936-40; Tsingtao, 1982-36. Retired 1936. m. Laura Moore,
Aug. 1, 1897 (d. 1989). Children: Four, all deceased. Address:
410 S. Locust St., Fayetteville, Ark. EMERITUS—CHINA

DEAL, ZACH JEREMIAH, JR.

b. Deep Creek, Va., Dec. 26, 1919; ed. Carson-Newman College, B.A.,
1948; Dallas Theol. Seminary; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1947. Pastor,
churches in S. C., Tenn., Tex., Okla., 1942-47. Appointed 1947;
language student, 1948-49; evang., pastor of Central Baptist Church,
Cartagena, COLOMBIA, 1949—; treas., Colombian Baptist Convention,
1952. m. Barbara Williams, 1945. U.S. address: Portsmouth,
Va. COLOMBIA

DEAL, BARBARA WILLIAMS
(Mrs. Zach J., Jr.)

b. Marion, N. C., Apr. 4, 1928; ed. Carson-Newman College, B.A.,
1944; S.W.B.T.S. Pastor’s sec., Rockmart, Ga., 1939-41; asst. to
registrar, Carson-Newman College, 1943-44. Appointed 1947; lan-
guage student, 1948-49; evang. worker and teacher of music, Carta-
gena, COLOMBIA, 1949—; dir., national YWA, 1957—-. m. Zach J.
Deal, Jr., July 12, 1945. Children: Zach Jeremiah, III, 1946; John
Michael, 1948; Daniel Stephen, 1951; Rebecca Cecilia, 1952.
COLOMBIA

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DeBORD, SAMUEL ALEXANDER

b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan. 30, 1929; ed. Carson-Newman College,
B.A., 1951; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1955. Interim pastor, Central Church,
Bearden, Knoxville, Tenn., 1949; City View church, Knoxville, 1951;
pastor, First Church, Alvarado, Tex., 1953-56. Appointed 1956;
language study, Dar es Salaam, TANGANYIKA, 1956-57; evang.,
Baptist tuberculosis hospital, Mbeya, 1957-58; dir., language and
orientation, and Baptist Center, Dar es Salaam, 1958—. m. Marthe-
na Lindsay, 1947. U.S. address: 822 Banks Ave., Knoxville, Tenn.

TANGANYIKA

DeBORD, MARTHENA ALICE LINDSAY
(Mrs. Samuel A.)

b. Bonnyman, Ky., Nov. 5, 1920; ed. Draughon’s Business College;
Baptist Memorial Hospital School of Nursing (Memphis, Tenn.);
Memphis State College; Univ. of Tenn.; Ft. Sanders Hospital Train-
ing School, R.N., 1950; S.W.B.T.S. Supervisor of pediatrics, Ft.
Sanders Hospital, 1950-51, and school nurse, 1952; polio nurse, City-
County Hospital, Fort: Worth, Tex., 1951-53. Appointed 1956;
language study, Dar es Salaam, TANGANYIKA, 1956-57; nurse, Baptist
tuberculosis hospital, Mbeya, 1957-58; evang., Baptist Center, Dar
es Salaam, 1958—. m. Samuel Alexander DeBord, May 12, 1947.
TANGANYIKA

DEMAREST, MARY CELIA

b. Nanuet, N. Y., Jan. 2, 1889; ed. Barnard College, B.A., 1909;
Columbia Univ., M.A., 1911; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1953. Teacher,
Peace Institute (N. C.), 1911-13; Prestonburg (Ky.) Baptist Academy,
1914; St. Mary’s College (Tex.), 1914-15; Anderson (S. C.) College,
1915-16; Mary Hardin-Baylor College, 1916-19. Appointed 1919;
teacher in Julia Mackenzie Memorial School, Yangchow, Kiangsu,
CHINA, 1919-27; prin., 1923-24, 1937-89; rural evang. worker, 1931-
83, 1936-37, 1939-41; interned 1942, repatriated 1942; teacher, Yang-
chow Bible School, 1947-50; evang., Hsinchu, TarwaN, 1951—.
U.S. address: Nanuet, N. Y. TAIWAN (Formosa)

DICKMAN, JEAN FRANCETTA

b. Daytona Beach, Fla., Sept. 29, 1927; ed. Mars Hill College, A.A.,
1947; Gordon College of Theol. and Missions (Boston, Mass.) ; Stetson
Univ., B.S., 1950; Woman’s Medical College of Pa., M.D., 1954.
V.B.S. worker, Fla. Baptist Sunday school dept., 1948-49; rotating
intern, Louisville (Ky.) General Hospital, 1954-55, and resident in
surgery, 1955-56; asst. resident in surgery, Strong Memorial Hospital,
Rochester, N. Y., 1956-57. Appointed 1957; doctor, Baptist hospital,
a 1957—. U.S. address: 17S. Peninsula Dr., Daytona ret

a. A

DICKSON, CHARLES WILLIAM

b. Waco, Tex., Oct. 24, 1914; ed. Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.A.,
1938; S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1941. Pastor, West Frankfort, Ill., 1941-
42; Army chaplain, 1942-46; pastor, Roscoe, Tex., 1946-47. Ap-
pointed 1947; language student, Recife, Pernambuco, BRAZIL, 1947-
48; field missionary, Joao Pessoa, Paraiba, 1948—. m. Juanita Jo

Wilcox, 1940. U.S. address: 1807 Center Ave., Brownwood, Tex.
_ BRAZIL

DICKSON, JUANITA JO WILCOX
(Mrs. Charles W.)

b. Fort Worth, Tex., Jan. 17, 1918; ed. Colegio Americano Batista,
Recife, Brazil; Howard Payne College, B.A., 1938; S.W.B.T.S.,
M.R.E., 1941. Appointed 1947; language student, Recife, Pernam-
buco, BRAZIL, 1947-48; evang., Joao Pessoa, 1948—; teacher, Insti-
tuto Batista Paraibano, 1949. m. Charles W. Dickson, Aug. 15,
1940. Children: Helen Roberta, 1943; Carole Jo, 1945; Janet Marie,
1950; Susan Kay, 1955. BRAZIL

DITSWORTH, MARY ALICE

b. Lucedale, Miss., July 4, 1930; ed. Clarke College (Newton, Miss.);
East Tex. Baptist College, B.M., 1952; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1953.
Sec., First Church, Pascagoula, Miss., 1953-54; educ. and youth
dir., 1955-56. Appointed 1956; language study, Bandung, INDONESIA,
1957-58; church evang., 1958—. U.S. address: 313 Lafayette Ave.,
Pascagoula, Miss. INDONESIA

DODSON, FLORA ELIZABETH

b. Monticello, Ky., Feb. 23, 1888; ed. Eastern Ky. State Normal;
Carver School, B.M.T., 1917; Peabody College, B.A., 1925; Columbia
Univ., M.A., 1926. Schoolteacher, Maysville, Ky., 1911-15. Ap-
pointed 1917; language student, Canton, CHINA, 1917-19; teacher,
Pooi To school, Canton, 1919-22; acting prin., 1926-28; prin., demon-
stration school, 1928-34; Pooi In school, 1936-42, 1946-49; interned
1941, repatriated 1942; teacher, Henrietta Shuck Memorial School,
Hone Kone, 1950-52; writer, Baptist Press, 1950-52, 1955-58; teacher,
Pooi To, 1955-58. Retired 1958. U.S. address: 301 Hamilton Ave.,
Somerset, Ky. EMERITUS—CHINA and HONG KONG

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DORR, DAVID CLARENCE

b. Mt. Rainier, Md., Sept. 18, 1922; ed. Mars Hill College, A.A., 1942;
Eastern Baptist Seminary; Johns Hopkins Univ., B.A., 1948; Johns
Hopkins School of Medicine, M.D., 1952. U.S. Army Air Force, 1948-
45; intern, White Cross Hospital, Columbus, Ohio, 1952-53; surgical
resident, 1953-57; medical examiner, Veterans Administration,
Columbus, 1957-58. Appointed (special) for Gaza, 1958. m. Roberta
Kells, 1946. U.S. address: 3808 32nd St., Mt. Rainier, ee OP

DORR, DOROTHY ROBERTA KELLS
(Mrs. David C.)

b. Minneapolis, Minn., Mar. 2, 1922; ed. Univ. of Md., B.A., 1943;
Carver School. Summer worker, Home Mission Board, Md., 1945,
1946; teacher, high school, Baltimore, Md., 1946-47; educ. dir.,
Univ. Church, Baltimore, 1947-50; author, two manuals for Mt.
Vernon Foundation, Brentwood, Md. Appointed (special) for Gaza,
1958. m. David C. Dorr, Sept. 7, 1946. Children: Philip David,
1950; Paul Douglas, 1951; Debra Lee, 1953; John Daniel, 1957.
GAZA

DORROUGH, ROBERT LEE

b. Birmingham, Ala., Aug. 10, 1925; ed. Ala. Polytechnic Institute;
Biarritz (France) American Univ.; Birmingham-Southern College,
B.S., 1948; Washington Univ., M.D., 1951. U.S. Army, 1944-46;
interim student sec., First Church, Auburn, Ala. (summer), 1949;
intern, Crawford Long Hospital, Atlanta, Ga., 1951-52; asst. resident
surgeon, Barnes Hospital, St. Louis, Mo., 1952-55. Appointed 1955;
doctor, Pusan, Korea, 1956—. m. Mary Gilliland, 1951. U.S.
address: 1509 Fourth Court West, Birmingham, Ala. KOREA

DORROUGH, MARY BLANCHE GILLILAND
(Mrs. Robert L.)

b. Attalla, Ala., Aug. 9, 1923; ed. Howard College, B.S., 1944; Medical
College of Ala., M.D., 1947. Intern and asst. resident in pediatrics,
1949-50, Crawford Long Hospital, Atlanta, Ga., 1947-50; asst. resi-
dent, Children’s Hospital, St. Louis, Mo., 1950-51; instructor in
pediatrics, Grady Memorial Hospital, Atlanta, 1951-52; physician,
St. Louis County Health Dept., Clayton, Mo., 1952-54. Appointed
1955; doctor, Pusan, KOREA, 1956—. m. Robert L. Dorrough, Jan.
16, 1951. Children: Fredrick William, 1951; David Lee, 1953;
John Carl, 1955; Cathryn Dale, 1957. KOREA

DOSHER, EDWARD PRICE

b. Dallas, Tex., Oct. 26, 1926; ed. Arlington (Tex.) State College,
1944; Baylor Univ., B.A., 1950; Univ. of Tex. Medical School, M.D.,
1954. U.S. Navy, 1944-46; music dir., Spring St. Church, Waco,
Tex., 1947-50; intern, John Peter Smith Hospital, Fort Worth, Tex.,
1954-55; chief resident, 1955-56. Appointed 1956; language student,
Oyo, NIGERIA, 1957; doctor, Baptist hospital, Shaki, 1957—; acting
supt., 1957. m. Mayrene Jackson, 1948. U.S. address: 7817 Stan-
ford, Dallas, Tex. NIGERIA

DOSHER, MAYRENE JACKSON
(Mrs. Edward P.)

b. Robstown, Tex., June 22, 1926; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1947, M.A.,
1950; S.W.B.T.S. Summer worker, Home Mission Board, Tex.,
1947; N. M., 1950; schoolteacher, Corpus Christi, Tex., 1947-48;
Galveston, Tex., 1950-54. Appointed 1956; language student, Oyo,
NIGERIA, 1957; evang., WMU, Shaki, 1957—. m. Edward P. Dosher,

June 4, 1948. Children: Judson Price, 1954; Delene Frances, 1956.
NIGERIA

DOTSON, CLYDE J.

b. Tuscumbia, Ala., July 29, 1905; ed. Howard College, B.A., 1929.
Student pastor and (summer) rural evang., 1925-29. Missionary,
Faith Mission Board, Rusitu Mission, Melsetter, Southern Rhodesia,
1980-50; independent missionary, Gatooma, 1950. Appointed 1950;
evang. worker, Gatooma, SOUTHERN RHODESIA, 1950-54; Salisbury,
1954-55; Umtali, 1955-58; Gokwe, 1958—. m. Hattie Thigpen, June
4, 1928 (d. 1955). Children: Lolete Marie, 1929; John Clyde, 1931;
Betty Lucille, 1983; Ruth Miriam, 1934; Grace Rudo, 1941; Margaret
Joan, 1943; Dorothy Joy, 1949. m. Ebbie Kilgo, May 9, 1957 (d.
1958). U.S. address: 712 E. Second St., Tuscumbia, Ala.
SOUTHERN RHODESIA

DOTSON, LOLETE MARIE

b. Town Creek, Ala., Oct. 20, 1929; ed. Tenn. Temple College; Bir-
mingham Baptist Hospital, R.N., 1951; Blue Mountain College,
B.S., 1954; Howard College; N.O.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1956. Nurse,
Birmingham Baptist Hospital, 1951 (summer), 1953; Blue Mountain
College, 1952; East End Memorial Hospital, Birmingham, 1954;
N.O.B.T.S., 1955-56; summer worker, Home Mission Board, La.,
1954. Appointed 1956; language student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1956-57;
nurse, Baptist dispensary, Iwo, 1957-58; Kersey Children’s Home,
Ogbomosho, 1958—. U.S. address: 323 Westover Drive, Birming-
ham, Ala. NIGERIA

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DOWELL, THEODORE HULET

b. McAlester, Okla., Feb. 17, 1928; ed. Central State College (Okla.);
Okla. Baptist Univ., B.A., 1950; S.W.B.T\S., BoD. t958,° Ws,
Army, 1946-47; pastor, Noble Ave. Church, Guthrie, Okla., 1948-
53. Appointed 1953; evang., Taejon, Korea, 1953; prof., Baptist
theol. seminary, 1958-57; pres., 1957—. m. Oma Lee Russell, 1950.
U.S. address: 711 South Locust, Guthrie, Okla. KOREA

DOWELL, OMA LEE RUSSELL
(Mrs. Theodore H.)

b. Hallett, Okla., Sept. 2, 1928; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ.; Central
State College (Okla.), B.S., 1951. Schoolteacher, Guthrie, Okla.,
1949-50. Appointed 1953; Korean language study, Tokyo, JAPAN,
1953-54; evang., Taejon, KoREA, 1954—. m. Theodore H. Dowell,
June 4, 1950. Children: Tedonna Lee, 1951; William Claud, 1953;
Rosa Louise, 1954; Dorothy Marie, 1957. KOREA

DOYLE, LONNIE ADOLPHUS, JR.

b. Clinton, Miss., Feb. 24, 1923; ed. Tex. Technological College;
Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.A., 1946; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1949. Cadet
and pilot, U.S. Army Air Corps, 1943-45; clerk, grocery, Abilene, Tex.,
1946; pastor, Pasadena Mission of Calvary Church, Mineral Wells,
Tex., 1947-49. Appointed 1949; language study, Campinas, BRAZIL,
1949-50; field evang., Belem, Equatorial Brazil, 1950-51; Santarem,
1951-58; Manaus, 1953—. m. Janelle Hartwick, 1944. U.S. address:
Box 762, Anson, Tex. BRAZIL

DOYLE, JANELLE HARTWICK
(Mrs. Lonnie A., Jr.)

b. Anson, Tex., Aug. 7, 1924; ed. Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.A.,
1946; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1948. Clerk, drugstore, Anson, Tex.,
1942; waitress, dining hall, Hardin-Simmons Univ., 1942-44; physi-
cian’s asst., Anson, Tex., 1945. Appointed 1949; language study,
Campinas, BRAZIL, 1949-50; evang., Belem, Equatorial Brazil, 1950-
51; Santarem, 1951-53; Manaus, 1953—. m. Lonnie A. Doyle, Jr., May
24, 1944. Children: Thelma Gayle, 1948; David Neal, 1951; Mar-
garet Frances, 1958; Robert Donald, 1958. BRAZIL

DOZIER, EDWIN BURKE

b. Nagasaki, Japan, Apr. 16, 1908; ed. Wake Forest College, B.A.,
1929; D.D., 1955; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1932. Appointed 1933; prof.,
Seinan Gakuin College, Fukuoka, JAPAN, 1933-36; Baptist seminary,
1933-36, 1958—; dean, English Lit. dept., 1936-40; pastor, Japanese-
speaking congregation, Olivet Baptist Church, Honolulu, Hawau,
1941-46; evang. and adm., Tokyo, JAPAN, 1946-58. Author: ‘Golden
Milestones in Japan” and “Japan’s New Day.’’ m. Mary Ellen
Wiley, 1932. U.S. address: 708 East Tremont Ave., Charlotte 3,
N.C. ik Fe eee GALAN

eee

DOZIER, MARY ELLEN WILEY
(Mrs. Edwin B.)

b. Unionville, N. C., Aug. 16, 1907; ed. Wingate Jr. College; Miss.
Woman’s College, B.A., 1930; Carver School, B.M.T., 1929. Worker,
First Church, Reidsville, N. C., 1930-31; schoolteacher, Sugar Grove
N. C., 1931-32. Appointed 1933; evang., Seinan Gakuin, Fukuoka
JAPAN, 1933-40, 1958—; Honolulu, Hawau, 1940-46; Tokyo, JAPAN,
1948-58. Author: “Chie-ko-chan.” m. Edwin B. Dozier, Apr. 30,
1932. Children: Sarah Ellen (m. Mamlin), 1986; Charles Marvin
1940; Adelia Ann, 1945. JAPAN

DOZIER, MAUDE BURKE
(Mrs. C. K.)

b. Statesville, N. C., Sept. 18, 1881; ed. Normal Collegiate Institute;
Meredith College, B.A., 1903; S.B.T.S. Schoolteacher, 1904-05.
Appointed 1906; teacher, Seinan Gakuin, and Bible Training School
(founder, 19385), Fukuoka, JAPAN, 1906-41; organizer, B.Y.P.U. and
WMU in Japan; teacher, dean of women, Baptist Bible School, Hono-
lulu, HAwAn, 1941-44; Japanese-speaking evang., Honolulu, 1944-51.
Retired 1951. Author: “Playmates in Japan,” “Strong Hearts of
Japan,” (Japanese) “‘The Way Home.” m. Charles Kelsey Dozier,
June 6, 1906 (d. 1983). Children: Edwin Burke, 1908; Helen (m.

Pietsch), 1910. Address: 421 Oaza Hoshiguma, Fukuoka, Japan.
EMERITUS—JAPAN and HAWAII

DUCK, ROGER GLENN

b. Taylor Co., Tex., Oct. 8, 1927; ed. A. and M. College of Tex.;
Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.B.A., 1950; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1935.
U.S. Navy, 1945-47; pastor, Hamby Church, Abilene, Tex., 1950-53;
First Church, Cranfills Gap, Tex., 1954-57. Appointed (special) for
VENEZUELA, 1957; language student, Costa Rica, 1958. m. Lavonia

Redden, 1950. U.S. address: c/o I. B. Duck, Sr., Route 3, Abilene,
Tex. VENEZUELA

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DUCK, LAVONIA GLADYS REDDEN
(Mrs. Roger Glenn)

b. Plainview, Tex., Sept. 2, 1931; ed. Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.S.,
1952; S.W.B.T.S. Sec., Abilene, Tex., 1948-49; Fort Worth, Tex.,
1952-53; schoolteacher, Cranfills Gap, Tex., 1955-56. Appointed
(special) for VENEZUELA, 1957; language student, Costa Rica, 1958.
m. Roger Glenn Duck, May 5, 1950. Children: Roger Lynn, 1953;
Charles Randall, 1954; Karen Denise, 1957. VENEZUELA

DUFFER, HIRAM F., JR.

b. New Boston, Tex., Jan. 19, 1921; ed. Howard Payne College,
B.A., 1941; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1947. Missionary (state and Home
Mission Board) to Mexicans in Tex., 1939-47. Appointed 1947; lan-
guage student, Mexico City, 1948; Training Union editor, Baptist
Publishing House, EL Paso, Tex., 1948-52; RA sec. for Mexico,
1948-54; teacher, Baptist theol. seminary, Torreon, MExiIco, 1952-
57; student work, Mexico City, 1958—. Author: Spanish Baptist
Training Union Manual and “Consejos a un Novio” (on Christian
courtship). .m. Charlotte Martinez, 1948. U.S. address: 106 W.
Second St., Brownwood, Tex. MEXICO

DUFFER, CHARLOTTE MARTINEZ
(Mrs. Hiram F., Jr.)

b. Los Angeles, Calif., May 20, 1922; ed. Univ. of N. M.; Howard
Payne College. Library worker, Santa Cruz, N. M., 1936-40; office
worker, Howard Payne College, 1942-43. Appointed 1947; language
student, Mexico City, 1948; Sunbeam leader, MeExico, 1948-49;
stationed in EL Paso, Tex., 1948-52; Torreon, Mexico, 1952-57;
Mexico City, 1958—; editor, national WMU magazine, 1954-55.
m. Hiram F. Duffer, Jr., June 16, 1948. Children: Esther Marie,
1945; Helen Elizabeth, 1946; David Andres, 1948 (d. 1948); Catalina
Eunice, 1950. MEXICO

DUNAWAY, ARCHIE GROVER, JR.

b. McComb, Miss., Aug. 22, 1920; ed. Southwest Jr. College; Miss.
College, B.A., 1942; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1946. Rural worker, Home
Mission Board (summer), 1944; student pastor, Elizabeth (Ind.)
Church, 1944-45; pastor, Taylors Chapel (Tenn.) Church, 1945-46;
Christiana (Tenn.) Church, 1946-47. Appointed 1947; evang. worker,
Okuta, NIGERIA, 1947—. m. Margaret Lanier, 1945. U.S. address:
1208 Norvel Ave., Nashville 6, Tenn. NIGERIA

DUNAWAY, MARGARET LANIER
(Mrs. Archie G., Jr.)

b. Nashville, Tenn., Oct. 11, 1923; ed. Ga. Baptist Hospital School
of Nursing, R.N., 1944; Tenn. College for Women, B.S., 1946; Carver
School; Frontier School of Midwifery (Hyden, Ky.), R.N.M., 1951.
Operating: room nurse, 1944; campus and infirmary nurse, Tenn.
College for Women, 1944-45. Appointed 1947; nurse and evang.
worker, Okuta, NIGERIA, 1947—. m. Archie Grover Dunaway, Jr.,
May 20, 1945. Children: Mary Margaret, 1947; John Archie,
1952; Mark Stephen, 1956. NIGERIA

DURHAM, JONATHAN BRYANT

b. Green Co., Ga., Sept. 18, 1919; ed. Brewton-Parker Jr. College;
Mercer Univ., B.A., 1943; S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1947. Pastor, Higgs-
ton (Ga.) Church (part-time), 1941-43; schoolteacher, Alamo, Ga.,
1943-44; pastor, Boiling Springs Church, Soperton, Ga. (part-time),
1943-44; Jolly (Tex.) Church (half-time), 1945-47; Broxton (Ga.)
Church, 1944, 1947-50. Appointed 1950; acting prin., Baptist boys’
high school, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1951-52; evang., Port Harcourt, 1952-55;
Ibadan, 1955-56; Enugu, 1956—. m. Ina Martin, 1945. U.S. address:
c/o Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Wray, Union Point, Ga. NIGERIA

DURHAM, INA MARTIN
(Mrs. Jonathan Bryant)

b. Lincoln Co., Ga., Aug. 1, 1921; ed. Brewton-Parker Jr. College;
Furman Univ.; Teachers College (Statesboro, Ga.); Univ. of Ga.;
Ga. State College for Women. Schoolteacher, Cochran, Ga., 1941-
42; Bogart, Ga., 1942-44; bank teller and bookkeeper, Lincolnton,
Ga., 1944-45; cashier, electric co., Fort Worth, Tex., 1946-47; school-
teacher, Broxton, Ga., 1947-50. Appointed 1950; church and home
evang., Oyo, NIGERIA, 1951-52; Port Harcourt, 1952-55; Ibadan,
1955-56; Enugu, 1956—. m. Jonathan Bryant Durham, Dec., 23
1945. Children: Jonathan Bryant, Jr., 1950; Rodney Martin,
1953; Samuel Jerome, 1956. NIGERIA

DuVALL, WALLACE LARKIN

b. Bainbridge, Ga., May 10, 1927; ed. Univ. of Fla.; N. C. State
College; Mercer Univ., B.A., 1949; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1952, U.S. Army,
1945-46; summer worker, Ga. B.S.U., 1949; interim pastor, Belleview
Church, Grant, Ky., 1950; dir. of Baptist student work, State Col-
lege for Women and Ga. Military College, Milledgeville, 1952-54;
Atlanta area, 1954-56. Appointed 1956; language student, Oyo,
NIGERIA, 1956-57; teacher, Newton Memorial School, Oshogbo,
1957—. m. Pearl Holmes, 1950. U.S. address: c/o H. R. DuVall,
Edison, Ga. NIGERIA

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DuVALL, PEARL MONETTE HOLMES
(Mrs. Wallace Larkin)

b. New Orleans, La., Dec. 2, 1926; ed. Mercer Univ., B.A., 1948;
Carver School, M.R.E., 1950. V.B.S. and youth revival worker, Ga.,
1947; summer worker for Ga. B.S.U., 1948; V.B.S. worker, La.,
1949; schoolteacher, Charlestown, Ind., 1950-51, and Child Care
Center, S.B.T.S., Louisville, Ky., 1951-52. Appointed 1956; language
student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1956-57; teacher, Newton Memorial School,
Oshogbo, 1957—. m. Wallace Larkin DuVall, June 12, 1950. Chil-
dren: David Wallace, 1953; Elizabeth Ellen, 1954; Stephen Richard,
1958. NIGERIA

DWYER, ANNE LUCILLE

b. Sperryville, Va., July 8, 1922; ed. Strayers Business College (Wash.,
D. C.); Cumberland Univ. (Tenn.); Mather School of Nursing;
Southern Baptist Hospital (La.), R.N., 1948; Howard College, B.A.,
1952; N.O.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1954. Nurse, Physicians Hospital,
Warrenton, Va., 1949, 1952; Univ. of Va. Hospital, Charlottesville,
1949; Cumberland Univ., 1950-51; Home Mission Board, La. (sum-
mer), 19538. Appointed (special) 1954; language student, Beirut,
LEBANON, 1954-55; nurse, Baptist Hospital, Gaza, 1955—. U.S.
address: Route 1, Box 29, Sperryville, Va. GAZA

DYAL, WILLIAM M., JR.

b. Austin, Tex., May 18, 1928; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1949; S.B.T.S.,
B.D., 1958. Counselor, YMCA Camp for Boys, Houston, Tex.
(summer), 1945; library asst., S.B.T.S., Louisville, Ky., 1949-50;
pastor, Bagdad (Ky.) Church, 1950-53. Appointed 1953; language
student, Costa Rica, 1958-54; president, Baptist seminary, GUATE-
MALA, 1954-57; evang. and teacher, Baptist Institute, San Jose,
Costa Rica, 1957—. m. Edith Colvin, 1950. U.S. address: 2613
Haynie, Fort Worth, Tex. COSTA RICA

DYAL, EDITH COLVIN
(Mrs. William M., Jr.)

b. El Dorado, Ark., Mar. 9, 1928; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1949;
S.W.B.T.S., School of Church Music; S.B.T.S. V.B.S. worker, Tex.
Sunday School Board (summers), 1947, 1948; teacher, Ky. School
for the Blind, Louisville, 1950-51; public schools, Ky., 1951-52; piano
teacher, Louisville, 1952. Appointed 1953; language student, CosTa
Rica, 1953-54; prof. of music, Baptist seminary, GUATEMALA, 1954-
57; Baptist Institute, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1957—. m. William
M. Dyal, Jr., May 6, 1950. Child: Kathy Lynn, 1953.

COSTA RICA

DYSON, ALBERT (BERT) HAMPY, JR.

b. Mobeetie, Tex., Nov. 25, 1929; ed. Sam Houston State Teachers
College (Tex.), B.A., 1951; N.O.B.T.S.; George Peabody College,
M.A., 1955. Missionary, Home Mission Board, New Orleans, La.,
1951-52; asst. pastor, Third Street Church, New Orleans, 1952-53;
assoc. pastor, Shadowlawn Church, Prichard, Ala., 1953-54. Ap-
pointed (special until 1957), 1955; teacher, Baptist College, Iwo,
NicpriA, 1955—. m. Ruth Widick, 1958. U.S. address: 1918
Moran Drive, Nashville, Tenn. NIGERIA

DYSON, ETHEL RUTH WIDICK
(Mrs. Albert H., Jr.)

b. Nashville, Tenn., July 9, 1927; ed. Georgetown College, B.A.,
1948; S.W.B.T.S. Dir., Neighborhood Mission, First Church, Nash-
ville, 1948-50; summer worker, Home Mission Board, Ore. and Wash.,
1951; missionary, Home Mission Board, New Orleans, La., 1951-53;
elementary dir., Shadowlawn Church, Prichard, Ala., 1953-54. Ap-
pointed (special until 1957) 1955; evang. worker, Iwo, NIGERIA, 1955—.
m. Albert Dyson, Jr., May 26, 19538. Children: Jo Ellyn, 1955; Floyd
Brandon, 1956. NIGERIA

EAGLESFIELD, CARROL FREDERICK

b. Garden City, Kan., Aug. 16, 1915; ed. Southwest Baptist College;
Univ. of Mo.; Tex. Wesleyan College, B.A., 1938; S.W.B.T.S., Th.M.,
1940. Pastor, First Church, Taylor, La., 1941-45. Appointed 1944;
teacher, Nigerian Baptist Theol. Seminary, Ogbomosho, NIGERIA,
1945-46; editor, ‘“‘Nigerian Baptist,” 1947-57; mgr., Baptist Press,
Port Harcourt, 1947-48; Ibadan, 1949—. m. Pauline Gadberry,
1987. U.S. address: Clinton, Mo. NIGERIA

EAGLESFIELD, IDA PAULINE GADBERRY
(Mrs. Carrol F.)

b. Houston, Tex., Dec. 28, 1916; ed. Southwest Baptist College;
S.W.B.T.S., B.R.E., 1940. Appointed 1944; language student and
evang., Ogbomosho, NiGmRIA, 1945-46; Port Harcourt, 1947-48;
Ibadan, 1949—. m. Carrol F. Eaglesfield, May 12, 1987. Children:
George David, 1941; Carol Ann, 1944. NIGERIA

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EDWARDS, TILMAN KEITH

b. Swansea, S. C., Dec. 18, 1928; ed. Baylor Univ.; Univ. of S. C.,
B.S., 1951; Bowman Gray School of Medicine, M.D., 1955. U.S.
Marine Corps, 1946-48; mission pastor, Pine Bluff Church, Columbia,
S.C., 1949-50; intern, Columbia Hospital, 1955-56; general practitioner,
Cliffside, N. C., 1956; resident, Bluefield (W. Va.) Sanitarium, 1956-
57. Appointed 1957; physician, Baptist hospital, Joinkrama, NIGERIA,
1958; Ogbomosho, 1959—. m. Alice Blankenship, 1953. U.S. address:
5322 Lake Shore Drive, Columbia, S. C. NIGERIA

EDWARDS, ALICE BLANKENSHIP
(Mrs. T. Keith)

b. Union Mills, N. C., Feb. 23, 19383; ed. Rutherfordton (N. C.)
Hospital School of Nursing, R.N., 1953; Univ. of S. C. Head nurse,
surgical floor, Baptist Hospital, Winston-Salem, 1954-55; office
nurse, Columbia, S. C., 1955; general duty nurse, Annie Penn Memo-
rial Hospital, Reidsville, N. C., 1953; Bluefield (W. Va.) Sanitarium,
1956-57. Appointed 1957; nurse, Baptist hospital, Joinkrama,
NIGERIA, 1958; Ogbomosho, 1959. m. T. Keith Edwards, June 14,
1958. Children: Benjamin Keith, 1954; Mildred Alisa, 1956; Harriet
Clarice, 1958. NIGERIA

ELDER, EFFIE HAY
(Mrs. Robert F.)

b. Oamaru, New Zealand, Apr. 18, 1877; ed. Missionary Training
Home, Melbourne, Australia. Sunday school and young people’s
work, New Zealand, 1901; British missionary in Argentina, 1901-
20. Appointed 1920; evang. in Buenos Aires, Adrogue, and Llavallol,
ARGENTINA. Retired 1940. m. Robert F. Elder, Oct. 30, 1901 (d.
1947). Children: Robert Owen, 1904; Lily, 1906; James Robertson,
1908; Bertha Fraser (m. Davies), 1910; David Hay, 1911; Arthur
Chalmers, 1913; Effie (m. Edwards), 1915; Frank Hercus, 1918;
Andrew Fraser, 1920. Address: Capello 171, Banfield, Buenos
Aires, Argentina (c/o Mrs. Effie Edwards).
EMERITUS—ARGENTINA

ELDRIDGE, EVA MAE

b. Grand Junction, Tenn., Sept. 22, 1925; ed. Union Univ. (Tenn.),

B.A., 1947; Baptist Hospital School of Nursing (Memphis), R.N.,

1951; N.O.B.T.S. Staff, Ridgecrest Assembly (summer), 1944;

summer worker, Home Mission Board, Okla., 1946, 1947; worker,

Downtown Church, Oklahoma City, 1947-48; gen. duty nurse at clinic,

Grand Junction, 1951-52; Brint Hospital, Bolivar, Tenn., 1952-53;

Southern Baptist marine agen boy perma ae ae apy en *
(special) 1955; nurse, medical center, aki, IGERIA, -57, ~Ai 0
1957—; language student, Oyo, 1957. U.S. address: Grand Junc- Core. War ia & ge
tion, Tenn. NIGERIA

ELLIOTT, DARLINE

b. Corpus Christi, Tex., Apr. 16, 1912; ed. Tex. College of Arts and
Industries; Baylor Univ., B.A., 1936; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1943.
Schoolteacher, Nueces Co., Tex., 1981-34; San Antonio, 1936-87; Cor-
pus Christi, 1987-41. Appointed 1943; language study, Barranquilla,
COLOMBIA, 1943-44; educ. evang., Barranquilla, 1945-49; evang.,
Bogota, 1950-58; librarian, Baptist hospital, Barranquilla, 1954-57;
international seminary, Cali, 1958—. U.S. address: 2114 Vickery,
Fort Worth, Tex. COLOMBIA

EMANUEL, BEVERLY PAUL (BILL)

b. Tulsa, Okla., Sept. 3, 1924; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ., B.A., 1946;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1950. Pastor, Blanco (Okla.) Church, 1943;
Warner (Okla.) Church, 1943-44; Morning Star Church, Meeker,
Okla., 1944-45; Calvary Church, Norman, Okla., 1945-46; Lutner
Church, Lawton, Okla., 1946-49. Appointed 1950; language student,
Tokyo, JAPAN, 1950-52; evang., Takamatsu, 1952-57; Asahikawa,
1957-58; Sapporo, 1958—. m. Rebekah Sue Jackson, 1944. U.S.
address: 1618 Irwin, Lawton, Okla. JAPAN

EMANUEL, REBEKAH SUE JACKSON
(Mrs. B. Paul)

b. McAlester, Okla., May 8, 1924; ed. Cameron College; Okla. Baptist
Univ., B.A., 1946; S.W.B.T.S. Pianist, First Baptist Church, Law-
ton, Okla., 1940-44; Rotary Club, Lawton, Okla., 1942-43; clerk-typist,
Civil Service, Fort Sill, Okla., 1942-44; schoolteacher, Lawton, Okla.,
1947-48; Godley, Tex., 1949-50. Appointed 1950; language student,
Tokyo, JAPAN, 1950-52; evang., Takamatsu, 1952-57; Asahikawa,
1957-58; Sapporo, 1958—. m. B. Paul Emanuel, Sept. 3, 1944.
Children: Elizabeth Ellen, 1946; Paul Andrew, 1951; Marjorie
Sue, 1952; Rebekah Ruth, 1958. JAPAN

EMANUEL, WAYNE EUGENE

b. Tulsa, Okla., Mar. 14, 1929; ed. Cameron Jr. College (Law-
ton, Okla.); Conners Jr. College (Warner, Okla.); Okla. State
Univ., B.S., 1951; USAF Weather School; Tex. Wesleyan College;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1959. U.S. Air Force, United States and Japan,
1951-55; Bible salesman, Southwestern Publishing Co., Nashville,
Tenn. (summer), 1956; pastor, Harmony Church, Atoka, Okla., 1957-
59; worker, Soil Conservation Service, Atoka (summer), 1958. Ap-
pointed for JAPAN, 1958. m. Mary Lou Massengill, 1957. U.S.
address: 2610 Elgin, Muskogee, Okla. JAPAN

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EMANUEL, MARY LOU MASSENGILL
(Mrs. Wayne Eugene)

b. Middleboro, Ky., Aug. 9, 1928; ed. Georgetown College, B.A.,
1950; Ky. Baptist Hospital School of Nursing, R.N., 1953; Carver
School; S.W.B.T.S. Summer student worker, Home Mission Board,
with Japanese, Richmond, Calif., 1949-50; nurse, Ky. Baptist Hos-
pital, Louisville, 1953-54; nurse, Harris Memorial Hospital, Fort
Worth, Tex., 1957-58. Appointed 1954; language study, Tokyo,
JAPAN, 1954-55; nurse, Baptist hospital, Kyoto, 1955-57; resigned
1957; reappointed 1958. m. Wayne Emanuel, June 2, 1957. Child:
Barton Wayne, 1958. JAPAN

ENETE, WILLIAM WALTERS

b. Jonesville, La., Nov. 26, 1893; ed. La. Baptist College, B.A., 1921;
S.B.T.S. Appointed 1924; dir., V.B.S., Brazilian Baptist Conven-
tion, Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL, 1925-42; gen. evang., for South Brazil,
1943-58; stationed in Campinas, 1956-58. Retired 1958. Author:
“Sammy Writes a Book,’ “Vacation Bible School Manual,” Vols.
I, II, III (Portuguese). m. Crystal Armstrong, 1924. U.S. address:
735 Doulton Ct., Apt. 5, Columbus, Ohio. EMERITUS—BRAZIL

ENETE, CRYSTAL ARMSTRONG
(Mrs. William W.)

b. Mountain Grove, Mo., July 31, 1898; ed. Drury College, B.S., 1923;
Carver School, B.M.T., 1922. Teacher, Ewing (Ill.) College, 1923-
24. Appointed 1924; art work, Baptist Publishing House, Rio de
Janeiro, BRAZIL, 1925-42; writer, V.B.S. Dept.; teacher, girls’ school,
Rio de Janeiro; baptistry painting; general evang., South Brazil,
1948-58; stationed in Campinas, 1956-58. Retired 1958. Author:
“Historias Para Voce.” m. William W. Enete, May 29, 1924. Chil-
dren: William Walters, Jr., 1925; Noble Dewey, 1927; Happy Tru-
man, 19380 (d. 1958); Crystal Joy (m. Lannes), 1935.
EMERITUS—BRAZIL

EPPERSON, BARBARA

b. Neosho, Mo., Jan. 2, 1921; ed. N.O.B.T.S.; Okla. Baptist Univ.,
B.S., 1952. Worker, variety stores, Ark., 1941-48; proofreader,
Okla. Baptist Univ. Press, Shawnee, 1949-51; counselor to freshman
girls, Okla. Baptist Univ., 1951-52. Appointed 1953; worker, Baptist
Welfare Center, Ire, NIGERIA, 1953-54, 1955; publication work,
Ibadan, 1956—; editor, ‘Nigerian Baptist,” 1957—. Author: “Tales
from Ire.” U.S. address: 1914 B St., N.W., Miami, Okla.
NIGERIA

ERNEST, MARY LEE

b. Greenville, Ala., May 14, 1912; ed. Mars Hill College; Meredith
College, B.A., 1989; Carver School, M.R.E., 1947. Baptist student
sec., East Carolina College, 1989-45. Appointed 1947; educ. dir.,
Nuuanu Church, Honolulu, Territory of HAWAII, 1947-51; Kaumana
Drive Church, Hilo, 1951-55, and Kinoole Church, 1955—. U.S.
address: Box 15, Greenville, Ala. HAWAII

EUDALY, NATHAN HOYT

b. Pecos, Tex., Apr. 24, 1913; ed. Tex. Tech. College, B.B.A., 1938;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1948; M.R.E., 1957. Asst., business adm. and asst.
instructor, Tex. Tech., 1936-38; proprietor, grocery store, 1938-
42; U.S. Coast Guard, 1942-45; Home Mission Board worker, Fort
Worth, Tex., 1946-48. Appointed 1948; field evang., South Mpxico,
1948-49; language study, Medellin, COLOMBIA, 1949-50; prof., Baptist
theol. seminary, Torreon, MExIco, 1950-52; business mgr., Baptist
Spanish Publishing House, EL Paso, Tex., 1952—. m. Marie Saddler,
1941. Permanent address: Grandfalls, Tex.

BAPTIST SPANISH PUBLISHING HOUSE

EUDALY, MARIE SADDLER
(Mrs. Nathan Hoyt)

b. Appleton City, Mo., Dec. 22, 1911; ed. William Jewell College;
Southwest Baptist College; Central (Mo.) Teachers College, B.S.,
1936; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1939. Schoolteacher, Amsterdam, Mo.,
1929-37; church educ. dir., San Angelo, Tex., 1939-40; Gulfport,
Miss., 1944-45; worker, Training Union Dept., Tex., 1940-41. Ap-
pointed 1948; language study, Medellin, CoLomBiA, 1949-50; educ.
evang., Torreon, MExIcO, 1950-52; editor, Baptist Spanish Pub-
lishing House, EL Paso, Tex., 1952—. Author: “Dickie in Mexico,”
“Chatting with the Chews.”” m. Nathan Hoyt Eudaly, Nov. 22, 1941.
Children: Richard Milton, 1948; Katherine Mae, 1946; Nathan

Hoyt, Jr., 1955.
BAPTIST SPANISH PUBLISHING HOUSE

EVANS, CHARLES ELMER

b. Atlanta, Ga., Jan. 16, 1924; ed. Emory Univ.; Mercer Univ.,
B.A., 1949; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1952. Pilot, U.S. Air Force, 1943-45;
pastor, Mansfield (Ga.) Church (half-time) and Liberty Church
(half-time), 1948-49; New Providence Church, Austin, Ind., 1950-52;
Mansfield and Shiloh churches, 1952-55; Dearing (Ga.) Church,
1955-59. Appointed for AFRICA, 1958. m. Elizabeth Young, 1945.
U.S. address: Box 205, Dearing, Ga. EAST AFRICA

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EVANS, ELIZABETH LOUISE YOUNG
(Mrs. Charles E.)

b. Balkan, Ky., Mar. 4, 1923; ed. Cumberland Jr. College, A.A.,
1942; Western Ky. Teachers College, B.S., 1944; Mercer Univ.,
B.A., 1947; Ga. Dept. of Public Health (lab. training); Univ. of
Louisville. WAVE, Naval Hospital, Memphis, Tenn., 1944-45;
lab. technician, Ga. Health Dept., Macon, Ga., 1947-49; Ky. Baptist
Hospital, Louisville, 1949-50; schoolteacher, New Albany, Ind., 1950-
52. Appointed for AFRICA, 1958. m. Charles Evans, Mar. 21, 1945.

Children: Susan Elizabeth, 1954; Alma Kathleen, 1957.
EAST AFRICA

EVENSON, RONALD KENNETH

b. Tulsa, Okla., Oct. 14, 1980; ed. Phoenix (Ariz.) College; Ariz.
Bible Institute; Grand Canyon College, B.A., 1954; S.W.B.T.S.,
B.D., 1957. Asst. pastor, educ. worker, North Phoenix Church, 1951-
54; pastor, First Church, Powell, Tex., 1955-57. Appointed for
UruGuay, 1957; language student, Costa Rica, 1958. m. Mary

Ann Van’tKerkhoff, 1954. U.S. address: 817 E. Sheridan, Phoenix,
Ariz. URUGUAY

EVENSON, MARY ANN VAN’TKERKHOFF
(Mrs. R. Kenneth)

b. Byron Center, Mich., May 29, 1983; ed. Tex. Christian Univ.;
Grand Canyon College, B.S., 1957. Saleswork, dept. store, Phoenix,
Ariz., 1951-54, Fort Worth, Tex., 1954-55. Appointed for UruGuay,
1957; language student, Costa Rica, 1958. m. R. Kenneth Evenson,

June 1, 1954. Children: Sherril Lyn and Sharon Lee (twins), 1955.
URUGUAY

EWEN, BETTYE JANE

b. Estelline, Hall County, Tex., June 17, 1927; ed. Tex. Techno-
logical College, B.S., 1948; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1950. Waitress in
dining room, Tex. Tech., 1948-49; student librarian, S.W.B.T.S.,
1948-49; youth dir., Field St. Church, Cleburne, Tex., 1950-51.
Appointed 1951; teacher, Elam Memorial Girls’ School, Shaki, N1-
GERIA, 1951-55; Elementary Training Center for Women, Abeokuta,
1955—. U.S. address: Rte. 4, Box 288, Neosho, Mo. NIGERIA

FAILE, GEORGE MARION, JR.

b. Greenville, S. C., Mar. 6, 1923; ed. Mars Hill College, A.A., 1942;
Univ. of S. C.; Furman Univ., B.A., 1947; Emory Univ. School of
Medicine, M.D., 1951. U.S. Army, 1948-46; pediatric extern, Grady
Hospital, Atlanta, Ga., 1950-51; rotating intern, Greenville (S. C.)
Gen. Hospital, 1951-52; surgical fellowship, Welborn Clinic, Evans-
ville, Ind., 1952-53; asst. resident in surgery, Emory Univ. Hospital,
1956-57. Appointed 1953; doctor, Baptist hospital, Ogbomosho,
NIGERIA, 1953-54; Eku, 1954; Shaki, 1954-56; Baptist medical center,
Nalerigu, GHANA, 1957—; adviser, Northern Region, 1957—. m.
Alice K Johnston, 1948. U.S. address: Kershaw, S. C. GHANA

FAILE, ALICE K JOHNSTON
(Mrs. George Marion, Jr.)

b. Bishopville, S. C., Feb. 18, 1925; ed. Winthrop College; Furman
Univ., B.A., 1947. Schoolteacher, S. C. and Ga., 1948-50. Appointed
1953; evang., Ogbomosho, NIGERIA, 1958-54; Eku, 1954; business
manager, Baptist hospital, Shaki, 1954-56; evang., Nalerigu, GHANA,
1957—. m. George Marion Faile, Jr., June 19, 1948. Children:
George Marion, III, 1950; Laurel Ann, 1951; Cheryl Edith, 1953;
David K, 1955. GHANA

FARRIS, THERON VERNELLE

b. Fort Worth, Tex., July 4, 1927; ed. Southern Methodist Univ.;
Tex. Wesleyan College; Baylor Univ., B.A., 1951; N.O.B.T.S., B.D.,
1955; Th.D., 1958. U.S. Army, 1945-47; revival worker, Tex., Ala.,
Miss., and La., 1949-53; pastor, Ninth St. Mission, Waco, Tex.,
Tex., 1948-49; Goodwood Church, Baton Rouge, La., 1953-55; Osyka
(Miss.) Church, 1956-57; asst. to dir., field mission work, N.O.B.T.S.,
New Orleans, La., 1956-57. Appointed 1957; language student,
Tokyo, JAPAN, 1958. m. Juanita Peacock, 1947. U.S. address:
8524 E. Rosedale, Fort Worth, Tex. JAPAN

FARRIS, RUTH JUANITA PEACOCK
(Mrs. Theron Vernelle)

b, Waco, Tex., Oct. 28, 1921; ed. Southern Business College; Baylor
Univ.; N.O.B.T.S. Stenographer, Fort Worth, Tex., 1941-48; Waco,
Tex., 1948-49; sec., religious educ. dept., N.O.B.T.S., New Orleans,
La., 1952-58. Appointed 1957; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN,
1958. m. Theron Farris, June 27, 1947. Children: Darlyne Ruth,
1953; Michael David, 1955. JAPAN

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FAVELL, CLAY HUDSON

b. Charlotte, N. C., Apr. 4, 1926; ed. Mars Hill College; Baylor Univ.,
B.A., 1950; N.O.B.T.S., B.D., 1953. Cobbler, U.S. Navy, 1944-46;
cab driver, Charlotte, N. C. (summers), 1947-48; summer worker,
Fruitland Assembly, Hendersonville, N. C., 1950; asst. pastor, Plauche
Mission, New Orleans, La., 1950-52; machinist (summer), 1952; pastor,
Mount Olive Church, Athens, La., 1953-55; Greenlee Church, Old Fort,
N. C., 1955-59. Appointed for GHANA, 1958. m. Jean Christy,
1950. U.S. address: 5511 Grand Ave., Fort Smith, Ark. GHANA

FAVELL, JEAN MARIE CHRISTY
(Mrs. C. Hudson)

b. Fort Smith, Ark., Jan. 11, 1927; ed. Baylor Univ. School of Nursing,
R.N., 1947; Baylor Univ., B.A., 1950; N.O.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1953.
Nurse, Girls’ Hospital, Baylor Univ., 1947-48; camp nurse, Fruitland
Assembly, Hendersonville, N. C. (summer), 1950. Appointed for
GHANA, 1958. m. Hudson Favell, June 4, 1950. Children: Louanna
Lee, 1952; Rebecca Corine, 1958; Clay Hudson, Jr., 1958. quan
ANA

FENDERSON, EUNICE MARIAN

b. East Bethel, Minn., Oct. 18, 1893; ed. Univ. of Minn.; Moody
Bible Institute. Educ. missionary of Bible Lands Gospel Mission,
Schweifat, Mt. Lebanon, 1924-28; evang. worker, Jerusalem Baptist
Mission, 1928-36. Appointed 1936; evang. worker, ISRAEL, 1936-
40, 1947—. U.S. address: 3112 Seventeenth Ave., S., Minneapolis
7, Minn. ISRAEL

FERGESON, WILLIAM JOEL

b. Fort Worth, Tex., Aug. 9, 1922; ed. Howard Payne College, B.A.,
1948; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1946. Pastor, Liberty Hill, Briggs, Blum,
and Dorchester churches, Tex., 1942-47. Appointed 1948; prin., Bap-
tist boys’ high school, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1948-51, 1954-55; evang., Keffi,
1952-53; teacher, Hausa pastors’ school, Kaduna, 1957—; evang.,
Northern Region, 1957—. m. Elizabeth Hale, 1942. U.S. address:
2006 Belmeade Dr., Brownwood, Tex. NIGERIA

FERGESON, ELIZABETH HALE
(Mrs. William Joel)

b. Waco, Tex., Jan. 31, 1924; ed. Howard Payne College, B.A., 1944;
S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1946. Schoolteacher, Dorchester, Tex., 1946-47.
Appointed 1948; teacher, Baptist boys’ high school, Oyo, NIGERIA,
1948-51, 1954-55; evang., Keffi, 1952-53; teacher, Hausa pastors’
school, Kaduna, 1957—. m. W. Joel Fergeson, Dec. 15, 1942. Chil-
dren: Elizabeth Anne, 1947; Joelyn Kay, 1951; William Grant,
1955. NIGERIA

FERRELL, WILLIAM HASEL

b. Greenville, Miss., June 7, 1925; ed. Univ. of the South; Miss.
College, B.A., 1946; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1949. U.S. Navy, 1948-45;
worker, Seminary cafeteria, Louisville, Ky., 1947-49; sec., Ala. RA,
1949-52. Appointed 1952; language student, Costa Rica, 1952-53;
evang., Cordoba, ARGENTINA, 1958—. m. Opal Miriam Young,
1948. U.S. address: 833 S. Theobald St., Greenville, Miss.
ARGENTINA

FERRELL, OPAL MIRIAM YOUNG
(Mrs. William H.)

b. Port Gibson, Miss., Mar. 28, 1927; ed. Miss. College, B.A., 1948;
Carver School. Appointed 1952; language student, Costa Rica,
1952-58; evang., Cordoba, ARGENTINA, 1958—. m. William H.
Ferrell, Aug. 23, 1948. Children: William Curtis, 1950; Rebecca
Lynn, 1954; Betty Ann, 1957. ARGENTINA

FIELDEN, ROBERT LUTHER

b. New Market, Tenn., Mar. 27, 1919; ed. Carson-Newman College,
B.S., 1941; Spartan School of Aeronautics. U.S. Army Air Force,
1941-45; flight instructor, Pryor, Okla., 1946-47; instructor, me-
chanic, asst. manager, Flying Service, Dandridge, Tenn., 1947-
50; mechanic, electrical co., Greeneville, Tenn., 1950. Appointed
(special) 1950; language student, Campinas, BRAzIL, 1951; aviation
pilot-mechanic, evang., Baptist Industrial Institute, Corrente, 1952—.

m. Myra Rankin, 1948. U.S. address: Rte. 1, New Market, Tenn.
BRAZIL

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FIELDEN, MYRA JANE RANKIN
(Mrs. Robert L.)

b. Jefferson City, Tenn., May 28, 1918; ed. Jefferson City High School.
Clerk, dry goods store, Jefferson City, Tenn., 1941-42; bench worker
(soldering), Fulton Sylphon Co., Knoxville, Tenn., 1942-48. Ap-
pointed (special) 1950; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1951;
evang., Baptist Industrial Institute, Corrente, 1952—. m. Robert

L. Fielden, Dec. 25, 1948. Children: Gary Lee, 1947; Anita Jane,
1950. BRAZIL

FIELDER, JOHN WILSON

b. Comanche, Tex., Jan. 27, 1880; ed. Howard Payne Jr. College;
Baylor Univ., B.A., 1910; S.W.B.T.S.; Howard Payne College, D.D.,
1945. Pastor and teacher, Comanche, 1910-12. Appointed 1912;
language student and educ. missionary, Baptist college, Kaifeng,
Honan, CHINA, 1912-16; co-pastor, Baptist church, Chengchow,
1916-42, 1943-48; interned 1942, repatriated 1948. Retired 1949.

m. Maudie Albritton, 1914. Address: 1410 S. 10th St., Waco, Tex.
EMERITUS—CHINA

FIELDER, MAUDIE ETHEL ALBRITTON
(Mrs. John Wilson)

b. Bazette, Tex., Aug. 2, 1892; ed. Howard Payne College, graduate in
fine arts, music, 1913; S.W.B.T.S. Appointed 1914; language stu-
dent, Kaifeng, Honan, CHINA, 1914-16; educ. missionary and evang.
worker, Chengchow, 1916-48. Retired 1949. m. John Wilson Fielder,
Oct. 9, 1914. Children: John Wilson, Jr., 1917 (d. 1950); Golda
Jean (m. Moore), 1919; Richard Byron, 1921; Lennox Gerald, 1926;
Florence Ann (m. McKinney), 19382. EMERITUS—CHINA

FIELDER, LENNOX GERALD

b. Chenghsien, Honan, China, Apr. 26, 1926; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A.,
1948; Vanderbilt Univ., M.A., 1949; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. Em-
ployee, medicine co., Waco, Tex., 1944-47; instructor, Baylor Univ.,
Waco, 1949-51. Appointed 1954; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN,
1954-55; Kyoto, 1955-56; prof., Seinan Gakuin Univ., 1956—. m.
Jo Beth McKneely, 1950. U.S. address: c/o Wilson Fielder, 1410
South Tenth St., Waco, Tex. JAPAN

FIELDER, JO BETH McKNEELY
(Mrs. L. Gerald)

b. Cherokee, Tex., Aug. 13, 1928; ed. Baylor Univ., B.S., 1949; Baylor
Univ. School of Medical Technology. Student employee, business
offices, Baylor Univ., Waco, Tex., 1946-49; medical technologist, Hill-
crest Memorial Hospital, Waco, 1950; City-County Hospital, Fort
Worth, Tex., 1951-54. Appointed 1954; language student, Tokyo,
JAPAN, 1954-55; Kyoto, 1955-56; church-home evang., Fukuoka,
1956—. m. L. Gerald Fielder, Aug. 26, 1950. Child: Patrick Dale,
1958. JAPAN

FINE, EARL MARTIN

b. Quenemo, Kan., Jan. 29, 1926; ed. Northwest Mo. State Teachers
College; Rice Institute, B.S., 1946; B.A., 1948; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1951;
Kan. State Teachers College, M.S., 1956. U.S. Navy, 1944-46;
engineer, Seismic Explorations, Inc., Houston (summers), 1948-49;
V.B.S. worker, Kan. (summer), 1950; youth worker, Parkland Church,
Louisville, 1950-51; pastor, Calvary Church, Russell, Kan., 1951-
52. Appointed 1952; teacher, Baptist boys’ high school, Abeokuta,
NIGERIA, 1952-55; Oyo, 1956-58; dir., language school, Oyo, 1958—.
m. Roberta Marie Robson, 1951. U.S. address: Lyndon, Kan.
NIGERIA

FINE, ROBERTA MARIE ROBSON
(Mrs. Earl M.)

b. Mayetta, Kan., July 31, 1928; ed. Washburn Univ., B.M., 1949;
Carver School. Asst., art dept., Washburn Univ., Topeka, Kan.,
1945-46; schoolteacher, Delia, Kan., 1946-47; V.B.S. worker, Kan.
(summer), 1950; music supervisor, public schools, Whiting and
Waldo, Kan., 1949-52. Appointed 1952; teacher, Baptist boys’ high
school, Abeokuta, NIGHRIA, 1952-55; Oyo, 1956—. m. Earl Fine,
Aug. 20, 1951. Children: David Martin, 1952; Darlene Marie,
1954; Dean Leigh, 1956. NIGERIA

FITE, HORACE WILSON, JR.

b. Mena, Ark., Mar. 22, 1922; ed. Wayland College; Tex. Techno-
logical College, B.S., 1950; S.W.B.T.S. Reporter, ‘Agricultural
Conservation Act,” Crosbyton, Tex. (summers), 1939-42; school
janitor, Lubbock, Tex., 1941-43; U.S. Army, 1948-46; farm manager,
Plainview, Tex., 1946-47; church janitor, Plainview, 1947-48; car-
penter, Fort Worth, Tex., 1950. Appointed (special) 1950; language
student, Campinas, BRaAzIL, 1950; agriculturist, Baptist Industrial
Institute, Corrente, 1951-58; agriculturist, Ceres, 1958—. m. Salle
Ann Taylor, 1948. U.S. address: Box 217, Crosbyton, besos

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FITE, SALLE ANN TAYLOR
(Mrs. Horace Wilson, Jr.)

b. Lehman, Tex., Feb. 21, 1926; ed. Tex. Technological College,
B.B.A., 1945; S.W.B.T.S. Church sec., Grenada, Miss., 1944; switch-
board operator, student asst., 1944-45, Tex. Tech.; teacher, McAdoo
(Tex.) High School, 1945-46; sec., insurance agency, Plainview, Tex.,
1947-48; teacher, business college, Lubbock, 1948-50; accounting
employee, Fort Worth, Tex., 1950. Appointed (special) 1950; language
student, Campinas, BRAzIL, 1950; treas.-teacher, Baptist Industrial
Institute, Corrente, 1951-58; church-home evang., Ceres, 1958—.
m. Horace W. Fite, Jr., June 1, 1948. Children: Anna Ruth, 1946;
Mildred Jean, 1952; Julia Charlene, 1958; Charles Wilson, poy ee

FLEWELLEN, SIDNEY RAY

b. Alexandria, La., Feb. 13, 1929; ed. Baptist Hospital (Alexandria),
technology; La. College, B.A., 1952; N.O.B.T.S.; G.G.B.T.S. Mis-
sion pastor, Emmanuel Church, Alexandria, 1948-54; pastor, First
Church, Davis, Calif., 1955-57; technologist, Kaiser Foundation
Hospital, Oakland, Calif., 1954-56, 1958; Woodland (Calif.) Clinic,
1956-57; Peralta Hospital, Oakland, 1957-58. Appointed (special)
for GHANA, 1958; lab. technician, Medical Center, Nalerigu, 1959—.
m. Della Guillory, 1958. U.S. address: 1816 Levin St., Alexandria,
La. GHANA

FLEWELLEN, DELLA GUILLORY
(Mrs. Sidney R.)

b. Pine Prairie, La., Oct. 3, 19380; ed. La. College, B.A., 1958; Sacra-
mento State College. Business clerk, dept. store, Alexandria, La.,
1953; draftsman, surveying co., Alexandria, 1953-54; filing clerk,
insurance co., Berkeley, Calif., 1954-55. Appointed (special) for
GHANA, 1958; at Nalerigu, 1959—. m. Sidney R. Flewellen, Aug.

15, 1953. Children: Warren Ray, 1956; Mary Gwen, 1958.
GHANA

FONTNOTE, AUDREY VIOLA

b. Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 18, 1928; ed. La. College, B.S., 1948; Tulane
Medical School, M.D., 1949; N.O.B.T.S. Research asst., Tulane
Medical School, 1944-46; extern, Southern Baptist Hospital, New
Orleans, La., 1945-49; surgical resident, 1957; intern, Charity Hos-
pital, New Orleans, 1949-50; resident, Sara Mayo Hospital, New
Orleans, 1950-52. Appointed 1952; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN,
1952-58; doctor, Baptist hospital, Kyoto, 1958—. U.S. address:
c/o Rev. S. T. Fontnote, New Roads, La. JAPAN

FORD, CHARLES SHELBY

b. Crescent City, Fla., Mar. 6, 1921; ed. Univ. of Fla., B.S., 1948;
M.A., 1952; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1952. Office worker, Univ. of Fla.,
Gainesville, 1940-43; deck officer, U.S. Navy, 1943-46; schoolteacher,
Crescent City, Fla., 1947-49. Appointed 1952; teacher, Baptist
boys’ high school, Abeokuta, NIGERIA, 1952-56; evang., Ogoja, 1956—.
m. Lucille Taylor, 1954. U.S. address: Crescent City, Fla.
NIGERIA

FORD, DOROTHY LUCILLE TAYLOR
(Mrs. Charles S.)

b. Jackson, Mo., June 27, 1923; ed. Southeast Mo. State College,
B.S., 1948; S.W.B.T.S., M.R:E., 1952. Schoolteacher, Mo. and
Ill., 1948-50; Ridgecrest Assembly staff (summers), 1948, 1949;
V.B.S. worker, Ariz. and Bahama Islands (summers), 1950, 1952;
city student sec., Springfield, Mo., 1952. Appointed 1952; teacher,
Baptist girls’ school, Abeokuta, NIGERIA, 1958-56; evang., Ogoja,
1956—. m. Charles S. Ford, Dec. 6, 1954. Children: Charles
Taylor, 1956; Stephen Patterson, 1957; John William, 1958.
NIGERIA

FORD, RUTH LUCILLE

b. Patterson, Ill., Dec. 27, 1906; ed. Mo. Baptist Hospital School
of Nursing, R.N., 1928; Carver School, B.M.T., 1932. Doctor’s asst.,
Shelby, Miss., 1930-32; staff nurse, S.B.T.S., Louisville, Ky., 1935;
instructor, Baptist Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, Memphis,
Tenn., 1942-45, 1951-53. Appointed 1935; supt. of nurses, Baptist
hospital, Kweilin, Kwangsi, CHINA, 1986-42; Leung Kwang Baptist
hospital, Canton, 1946-50; nurse, Bandung, INDONESIA, 1953-54;
Surabaya, 1954; Kediri, 1954—. U.S. address: 2080 Jackson Ave.,
Memphis, Tenn. INDONESIA

FORT, MILTON GILES, JR.

b. Fort Worth, Tex., Aug. 22, 1928; ed. Baylor Univ.; Tex. A. & M.,
B.S., 1944; La. Polytechnic Institute; Baylor Univ. College of Medi-
cine, M.D., 1950. U.S. Navy, 1948-46; summer camp dir., Second
Church, Houston, Tex., 1948-49; extern, Methodist and Montrose
hospitals, Houston, 1948-50; intern, Jefferson Davis Hospital, Houston,
1950-51; resident. physician, Jefferson Davis and Southern Pacific
hospitals, Houston, 1951-52; staff doctor, hospital, Monroe, La., 1956-
57. Appointed 1952; staff doctor, Baptist hospital, Sanyati, SOUTHERN
RHODESIA, 1953-56; language study, Salisbury, 1957-58. m. Wana
Ann Gibson, 1946. U.S. address: Box 427, Harrisonburg, La.
SOUTHERN RHODESIA

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FORT, WANA ANN GIBSON
(Mrs. M. Giles, Jr.)

b. Harrisonburg, La., June 21, 1924; ed. La. Polytechnic Institute,
B.S., 1944; Baylor Univ. College of Medicine, M.D., 1949. Student
asst., speech dept., La. Polytechnic Institute, Ruston, La., 1943-44;
chemist and laboratory technician, La. and Tex., 1944-48; intern,
Jefferson Davis Hospital, Houston, Tex., 1949-50; pediatric resident,
1950-52; anesthetist, hospital, Monroe, La. (part-time), 1956-57.
Appointed 1952; staff doctor, Baptist hospital, Sanyati, SouTHERN
RuHopgEsIA, 1958-56; language study, Salisbury, 1957-58. m. M.
Giles Fort, Jr., June 14, 1946. Children: Milton Giles, III, 1952;

David Gibson, 1954; Robert Gordon, 1955.
SOUTHERN RHODESIA

FOSTER, JAMES ALCORN

b. Jackson, Miss., Aug. 14, 1918; ed. Miss. College, B.A., 1941;
S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1945. Pastor, Pleasant Hill Church, Orlinda, Tenn.,
1944-47, Appointed 1947; evang. worker, Kunshan, Kiangsu, CHINA,
1947-49; Baguio, PHILIPPINES, 1949—-; prof., theol. seminary, 1953—.

m. Zelma Van Osdol, 1947. U.S. address: 487 Stillwood Dr., Jackson
6, Miss. PHILIPPINES

FOSTER, ZELMA VAN OSDOL
(Mrs. James A.)

b. Montrose, Miss., May 29, 1922; ed. Blue Mountain College, B.A.,
1944; Carver School, M.R.E., 1946. Summer worker, Baptist Rescue
Mission, New Orleans, La., 1942; schoolteacher, Pascagoula, Miss.,
1946-47. Appointed 1947; evang. worker, Kunshan, Kiangsu, CHINA,
1947-49; Baguio, PHILIPPINES, 1949—; teacher, theol. seminary,
19583—. m. James A. Foster, July 22, 1947. Children: Sandra
Dean, 1950; John Earl, 1954. PHILIPPINES

FOWLER, FRANKLIN THOMAS

b. Rosario, Argentina, Mar. 28, 1917; ed. Carson-Newman College,
B.S., 1939; Vanderbilt Univ. Medical School, M.D., 1943; Asuncion
(Paraguay) National Univ. Member, Army Medical Corps, 1943-46,
discharged as Major, A.U.S. Appointed 1947; medical missionary,
Asuncion, PARAGUAY, 1947-57; adm., Baptist hospital, Guadalajara,
MExiIco, 1958—. m. Dorcas Hauk, 1946. U.S. address: Henderson-
ville, N. C. MEXICO

FOWLER, DORCAS HAUK
(Mrs. Franklin T.)

b. Oklahoma City, Okla., Nov. 21, 1921; ed. Mount Saint Scholastica
College, Atchison, Kan.; William Jewell College, B.A., 1942; St.
Luke’s Hospital School of Nursing, Kansas City, Mo., R.N., 1945;
S.W.B.T.S. General duty nursing, Atchison Hospital, 1945-46. Ap-
pointed 1947; medical missionary, Asuncion, PARAGUAY, 1947-57;
Guadalajara, Mmexico, 1958—. m. Franklin Thomas Fowler, Aug.
25, 1946. Children: Franklin Timothy, 1947; James Cate, II, 1949;
Linda Elizabeth, 1950; Richard Phillip, 1952. MEXICO

FRANK, VICTOR LeROY

b. Zanesville, Ill., Jan. 11, 1915; ed. Moody Bible Institute; Southern
Ill. Normal Univ., B.A., 1945; Southern Ill. Baptist College of the
Bible; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1947. Missionary, Chinese Baptist church,
Chicago, Ill., 1937-42; pastor, churches in Ill. and Ky., 1943-47.
Appointed 1947; missionary to Hakka field, Kukong, Kwangtung,
CHINA, 1947-49; evang. worker, counselor for young people, HoNG
KonG, 1949—; teacher, and religious activities dir., Baptist theol.
seminary, audio-visual dir. of the Mission, 1951—. m. Irma Mangels,
1939. U.S. address: Bunker Hill, Ill. HONG KONG

FRANK, IRMA PEARL MANGELS
(Mrs. Victor L.)

b. Bunker Hill, Ill., Jan. 8, 1917; ed. Moody Bible Institute; South-
ern Ill. Normal Univ.; Univ. of Louisville, B.A., 1951; Carver School.
Appointed 1947; missionary to Hakka field, Kukong, Kwangtung,
CHINA, 1947-49; evang. worker, counselor for young people, HONG
KonG, 1949—; teacher, Baptist theol. seminary, 1953—; WMU
counselor, 1951—; editorial work, Baptist Press, 1953—; teacher,
Pooi To middle school, 1949-50; 1953-57. m. Victor LeRoy Frank,
Aug. 6, 1939. HONG KONG

FRANKS, EDNA MAE PUGSLEY
(Mrs. Ruben I.)

b. Helena, Ark., Aug. 27, 1925; ed. Ouachita College, B.A., 1945;
S.W.B.T.S. Clerk O.P.A., Helena, 1945; Office of Dependency
Benefits, Newark, N. J., 1945. Appointed 1950; language student,
Costa Rica, 1950-51; piano teacher, Baptist theol. seminary, San-
tiago, CHILE, 1952-57; publication work, Baptist Spanish Publishing
House, EL Paso, Tex., 1958—. m. Ruben I. Franks, July 31, 1945
(d. 1957). Children: Judith Nell, 1947; Michael Edward, 1949;
James Alan, 1952; Jonathan Randall, 1955. U.S. address: 721

Cleburne Ave., West Helena, Ark.
BAPTIST SPANISH PUBLISHING HOUSE

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FRANKS, MARTHA LINDA

b. Laurens, S. C., Feb. 15, 1901; ed. Winthrop College, B.A., 1922;
Carver School. Awarded Mary Mildred Sullivan plaque, Winthrop
College, 1945. Educ. and social service worker, Schoolfield, Va.,
1922-24. Appointed 1925; language student, Peking, CHINA, 1925-
26; educ.-evang. worker, Hwanghsien and Tsining, Shantung, 1926-
42; dean of women, All-China Baptist Theol. Seminary, Shanghai,
1946-51; dean of women, Baptist seminary, Taipeh, TAIWAN, 1952—.
U.S. address: Laurens, S. C. TAIWAN (Formosa)

FRAY, MARION GEROME (BUD), JR.

b. Kennett, Mo., Sept. 28, 1928; ed. Ouachita Baptist College, B.A.,
1952; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1955. Asst. pastor, First Church, Fordyce,
Ark., 1950-51; V.B.S. worker, Baptist General Convention of Tex.,
1953; pastor, Countyline Church, Athens, Tex., 1951-54, First Church,
Bynum, Tex., 1954-57. Appointed 1957; language study, Salisbury,
SOUTHERN RHODESIA, 1957-58; evang., dir. of boarding school,
Gatooma, 1958—. m. Jane Dawley, 1949. U.S. address: 1328 6th
St., Arkadelphia, Ark. SOUTHERN RHODESIA

FRAY, JANE DAWLEY
(Mrs. Marion G., Jr.)

b. San Antonio, Tex., Sept. 8, 1928; ed. Central Baptist College;
Ouachita Baptist College; S.W.B.T.S. Summer fieldworker, Training
Union Dept., Ark. Baptist State Convention, 1948; schoolteacher,
Fordyce, Ark., 1949-50; Bismarck, Ark., 1950-51; V.B.S. worker, Bap-
tist General Convention of Tex., 1958. Appointed 1957; language
study, Salisbury, SOUTHERN RHODESIA, 1957-58; evang., co-dir. of
boarding school, Gatooma, 1958—. m. Marion G. Fray, Jr., Aug.
14, 1949. Children: Mary Carol, 1951; Jerry Dan, 1954; Jonathan
Carey, 1957. SOUTHERN RHODESIA

FRAZIER, WILLIAM DONALDSON (DON)

b. Blaine, Tenn., Feb. 10, 1925; ed. Univ. of Tenn.; Carson-Newman
College, B.A., 1951; G.G.B.T.S., B.D., 1955. Associational mission-
ary, Grainger Co., Tenn., 1948-51; pastor, West Santa Rosa (Calif.)
Church, 1951-56. Appointed 1956; language student, Oyo, NIGERIA,
1956-57; evang., Okeho, 1957—. m. Ina Sandidge, 1949. U.S.
address: c/o W. D. Frazier, Blaine, Tenn. NIGERIA

FRAZIER, INA GERTRUDE SANDIDGE
(Mrs. W. D.)

b. Maryville, Tenn., Feb. 27, 1924; ed. Carson-Newman College,
B.A., 1951; G.G.B.T.S. Employee, aluminum co., Alcoa, Tenn.,
1942-44; schoolteacher, Maryville, Tenn., 1944-45; bookkeeper and
teller, bank, Maryville, 1945-48. Appointed 1956; language student,
Oyo, NIGERIA, 1956-57; stationed at Okeho, 1957—. m. W. D.
Frazier, July 29, 1949. Children: Anita Gail, 1951; Steven Jarvis,
1953; Kenneth David, 1954; Richard Dale, 1956. NIGERIA

FREDENBURG, MARY EVELYN

b. Detroit, Minn., Jan. 12, 1923; ed. Mars Hill College; Southern
Baptist Hospital School of Nursing, R.N., 1945; Fla. State College
for Women, B.S., 1947; Carver School. Appointed 1947; medical
missionary, Iwo, NIGERIA, 1947; teacher, Baptist boys’ high school,
Oyo, 1948-49; nurse, Baptist hospital, Eku, 1949—. U.S. address:
424 S. Rosalind, Orlando, Fla. NIGERIA

FREELAND, MARGARET ESTELL j

b. Cottonwood, Tex., Mar. 16, 1925; ed. Draughon’s Business College;
Tex. State College for Women, B.S., 1950; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E.,
1954. Office worker, aircraft co., Fort Worth, Tex., 1943-46; home
demonstration agent, Jack County, Tex., 1950-51; Good Will Center
worker, Fort Worth, 1952-53; office worker, First Church, Colorado
City, Tex., 1953-54. Appointed 1954; sec., Baptist headquarters,
Ibadan, NIGERIA, 1954-57; teacher, Elementary Training Center
for Women, Abeokuta, 1958—. U.S. address: 136 Callowhill,
Baird, Tex. NIGERIA

FREEMAN, CLARA BELL HAGLER
(Mrs. Z. Paul)

b. Virden, Ill., Apr. 29, 1898; ed. Miss. A. and M. College; N.O.B.T.S.
Schoolteacher, Aberdeen, Miss., 1918-20. Appointed 1921; teacher,
Mendoza, ARGENTINA, 1922-23; evang. pioneer, Concordia, 1924-
34; student, Women’s Professional School, Concepcion del Uruguay,
and pioneer evang., La Rioja, 1935-40; teacher of cooking, sewing,
First Aid, Tucuman, 1941-53; national WMU fieldworker, head-
quarters in Buenos Aires, 1953—. Author: “Campos Blancos”
(Spanish). m. Zachary Paul Freeman, Mar. 28, 1920 (d. 1953).
Child: Clara Louise (m. Culotta), 1928. U.S. address: 4110 S.
Galvez St., New Orleans 25, La. ARGENTINA

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FRYER, ROSS BRUCE, JR.

b. Dallas, Tex., June 3, 1924; ed. A. & M. College of Tex., B.Ar.,
1949; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1955. U.S. Air Force, 1943-45; structural
draftsman, steel co., Dallas, 1949-50, Fort Worth, Tex., 1950-55;
pastor, Bentley (Okla.) Church, 1952-53; Clairette (Tex.) Church,
1958-55. Appointed 1955; language study, Bandung, INDONESIA,
1955-56; evang., Djakarta, 1956—. m. Mary Lynn Baker, 1950.
U.S. address: 2323 McKenzie, Waco, Tex. INDONESIA

FRYER, MARY LYNN BAKER
(Mrs. Ross B., Jr.)

b. Warren, Ark., July 8, 1918; ed. Baylor Univ.; Tex. Wesleyan
College; S.W.B.T.S. Sec., dept. of religious educ., Ark. Baptist
State Convention, Little Rock, Ark., 1942-44; youth dir., Baptist
Temple, Houston, Tex., 1945-47; Gaston Ave. Church, Dallas, Tex.,
1947-50. Appointed 1955; language study, Bandung, INDONESIA,
1955-56; church evang., Djakarta, 1956—. m. Ross B. Fryer, Jr.,
Feb. 25, 1950. Children: Gretchen Lynn, 1952; Stephen Ross,
1956. INDONESIA

FULLER, ALETHA BLANCHE

b. Abilene, Tex., July 30, 1924; ed. Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.A.,
1945; Baylor Univ. School of Nursing, R.N., 1948; S.W.B.T.S.,
M.R.E., 1951. Summer worker, N. M. V.B.S., and office sec., Univ.
Church, Abilene, Tex. (part-time), 1944-45; staff nurse, Baylor
Univ. Hospital, Dallas, 1948-49, 1951; nurse, Woman’s Building,
S.W.B.T.S., Fort Worth, Tex., 1949-50; Harris Hospital, Fort Worth
(part-time), 1951; nurse, Hendrick Memorial Hospital, Abilene, 1948.
Appointed 1951; nurse, Baptist hospital, Joinkrama, NIGERIA, 1951—.
U.S. address: 742 Sandefer St., Abilene, Tex. NIGERIA

FULLER, RONALD W.

b. Longville, Minn., Oct. 19, 1916; ed. Central Baptist Seminary,
Th.B., 1944; Kansas City Jr. College; William Jewell College, B.A.,
1945; Northern Baptist Seminary, B.D., 1947; Berkeley (Calif.)
Baptist Divinity School, Th.M., 1948. Pastor Mo. churches, 1941-45;
interim pastor, Raymond Church, Chicago, Ill. (summer), 1947.
Appointed 1948; language study, Tungshan School, CHINA, 1948-
49; evang., MACAO, 1949-53; prof., Baptist theol. seminary, pastor,
HoncG Kona, 1951—. m. Margaret E. Royston, 1942. U.S. address:
3587 Powell Drive, Lafayette, Calif. HONG KONG

FULLER, MARGARET E. ROYSTON
(Mrs. Ronald W.)

b. Kansas City, Mo., July 4, 1920; ed. Central Business College
(Kansas City, Mo.); Bible Institute (Salina, Kan.); Central Baptist
Seminary; William Jewell College; Kansas City Jr. College; Wright
Jr. College (Chicago, Ill.); Northern Baptist Seminary, B.R.E.,
1947. Office sec. in Mo., Kan., and Calif., 1939-44, 1947-48. Ap-
pointed 1948; language study, Tungshan School, CHINA, 1948-49;
evang., MACAO, 1949-53; educ. evang., HONG KoncG, 1951—. m.
Ronald W. Fuller, Mar. 21, 1942. Children: Sarah Maureen, 1951;
Naomi Ronalyn, 1953; Peter Dana, 1956. HONG KONG

GALLOWAY, JOHN L.

b. Glasgow, Scotland, Mar. 21, 1877; ed. Technological School,
Glasgow, Scotland, graduate; Bible Training School, Glasgow, gradu-
ate. Missionary to China under Bible Missionary Society, 1908-10.
Appointed 1910, evang., MAcAo, 1910-48. m. Lillian Todd, Oct.
28, 1910 (d. 1954). Retired 1948. Address: Rua da S. Roque, N.
38, Macao. EMERITUS—MACAO

GAMMAGE, ALBERT WALTER, JR.

b. Miami, Fla., Sept. 3, 1929; ed. Univ. of Fla., B.A., 1951; S.W.B.T.S.;
G.G.B.T.S., B.D., 1955; Yale Language School. Missionary in Tex.
for the Home Mission Board (summer), 1949; youth revival worker,
Fla. (summers), 1950, 1951; music dir., Central Church, Fort Worth,
Tex., 1951-52; pastor, El Camino Church, San Bruno, Calif., 1953-
56; asst. teacher, G.G.B.T.S., Berkeley, Calif., 1956-57. Appointed
1957; teacher Baptist theol. seminary, Taejon, KorBA, 1958—. m.
Nettie Oldham, 1956. U.S. address: 1718 S.W. 18th St., Miami,
Fla. KOREA

GAMMAGE, NETTIE LEE OLDHAM
(Mrs. Albert W., Jr.)

b. Dixon Springs, Tenn., July 14, 1928; ed. Baptist Memorial Hos-
pital School of Nursing, Memphis, Tenn., R.N., 1954; Okla. Baptist
Univ.; Yale Language School. Nurse, Okla. Baptist Univ., Shawnee,
Okla., 1955-56; Shawnee City Hospital, 1955; Brookside Hospital,
San Pablo, Calif., 1956; Herrick Memorial Hospital, Berkeley, Calif.,
1956-57. Appointed 1957; church evang., Taejon, Korma, 1958—.
m. Albert W. Gammage, Jr., Dec. 15, 1956. KOREA

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GARDNER, HATTIE MAE

b. McBee, S. C., Feb. 6, 1908; ed. N.O.B.T.S.; Campbell College;
Coker College, B.A., 1932; Univ. of N. C.; George Peabody College for
Teachers; Scarritt College. Schoolteacher, Rockingham, N. C.,
1934-35. Appointed 1985; acting principal, Iyawo School, Shaki,
NIGERIA, 1936-37, 1940-42; teacher, girls’ school, Abeokuta, 1937-
38; principal, Elam Memorial Iyawo School, Shaki, 1942-51; evang.,
Okuta, 1951—. U.S. address: McBee, S. C. NIGERIA

GARNER, ALEX FRANKLIN

b. Fort Smith, Ark., May 25, 1922; ed. Ouachita College, B.A.,
1948; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1952. Infantry, U.S. Army, 1948-46; pastor,
two half-time churches in Ark., 1946-47; Mexican Mission, Texarkana,
Ark., 1947-48; Doyle Mission, Fort Worth, Tex., 1948-50; First
Church, Leedey, Okla., 1950-52. Appointed 1952; language student,
Costa Rica, 1952-53; field missionary, San Francisco, Cordoba,
ARGENTINA, 1954-57; Santa Fe, Santa Fe, 1957—. m. Charleta
Beindorf, 1946. U.S. address: 38028 N. Sixth St., Fort Smith, Ark.

ARGENTINA

GARNER, CHARLETA ALMA BEINDORF
(Mrs. Alex F.)

b. Pope County, Ark., Nov. 24, 1923; ed. Ark. Polytechnic College;
Ouachita Baptist College, B.A., 1945; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1950.
Receptionist, physician’s office, Tulsa, Okla., 1945-46; schoolteacher,
Arkadelphia, Ark., 1946-47; caseworker, public welfare dept., Arka-
delphia, 1947-48; switchboard operator, S.W.B.T.S., Fort Worth,
Tex., 1950. Appointed 1952; language student, Costa Rica, 1952-53;
evang., San Francisco, Cordoba, ARGENTINA, 1954-57; Santa Fe,
Santa Fe, 1957—. m. Alex F. Garner, June 1, 1946, Child: Roger
Franklin, 1958. ARGENTINA

GARRETT, DORIS ORENE

b. Walker County, Tex., Jan. 23, 1928; ed. Howard Payne College,
B.A., 1949; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1951. Home Mission Board worker
(summers), 1947, 1948, 1950; stenographer, S.W.B.T.S., 1950-51;
worker, First Church, Conroe, Tex., 1951; kindergarten teacher,
Good Will Center, Austin, Tex., 1951-52; kindergarten teacher and
educ. dir., Kinney Ave. Church, Austin, 1952-54. Appointed 1954;
teacher, women’s training school, Abeokuta, NIGERIA, 1955-56; girls’
secondary school, 1957—. U.S. address: 1116 West 15th St., Hous-
ton 8, Tex. NIGERIA

GARRETT, JAMES LEE

b. Hoschton, Ga., Sept. 6, 1919; ed. Young Harris Jr. College; Mercer
Univ., B.A., 1948; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1946. Worker, Ga. Baptist
Sunday School Dépt. (summer), 1942; assoc. pastor, First Church,
Dyersburg, Tenn., 1946-47; pastor, Roswell St. Church, Marietta,
Ga., 1947-49. Appointed 1949; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL,
1949-51; asst. dir., Brazilian Sunday School Board, Rio de Janeiro,
1951-52; rep. for Sunday School Board, Recife, 1952-57; city evang.,
Salvador, 1957—. m. Mary Joe McCollum, 1948. U.S. address:
1324 Peacock Ave., Columbus, Ga. BRAZIL

GARRETT, MARY JOE McCOLLUM
(Mrs. James L.)

b. Columbus, Ga., Nov. 14, 1926; ed. Tift College, B.A., 1948. Ap-
pointed 1949; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1949-51; evang.
worker, Rio de Janeiro, 1951-52; Recife, 1952-57; Salvador, 1957—.
Author: ‘Soldiers for Christ’ (Portuguese), a V.B.S. series. m. James
L. Garrett, Nov. 6, 1948. Children: Mary Alice, 1950; James David,
1952; John McCollum, 1954; Florrie Beth, 1956. BRAZIL

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GARRETT, MARVIN LUCIUS }

b. Union City, Tenn., Jan. 19, 1921; ed. Univ. of N. M., B.S., 195

S.W.B.T.S.; Emory Univ.; S.E.B.T.S. U.S. Army, 1940-43; carpér-
ter, Union City, Tenn., 1944-46; bacteriologist asst. in laboratory
(part-time), Univ. of N. M., Albuquerque, 1949-50; medical tech-
nician (part-time), St. Joseph Hospital, Albuquerque, 1950. Ap-
pointed 1951; principal, Baptist boys’ high school, Oyo, NIGERIA,
1951-53; evang., Gatooma, SOUTHERN RHODESIA, 1955—. m. Mary-
Ellen Wooten, 1950. U.S. address: 505 Echota Drive, N. W., At-
lanta, Ga. SOUTHERN RHODESIA

GARRETT, MARY-ELLEN WOOTEN
(Mrs. Marvin L.)

b. Cincinnati, Ohio, Dec. 28, 1914; ed. Denison Univ., B.A., 1936;
Carver School; Columbia Univ., M.A., 1946. Rehabilitation worker,
American Red Cross, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1937; teacher, Judson College,
Rangoon, Burma, 1937-39; pastor’s asst., First Church, Augusta,
Ga., 1940-44; instructor and supervisor, Carver School, 1944-46.
Appointed 1946; teacher, Elementary Training Center for Women,
Abeokuta, NIGERIA, 1946-49; Baptist boys’ high school, Oyo, 1951-53;
evang., Gatooma, SOUTHERN RHopEsIA, 1955—. m. Marvin L.
Garrett, Aug. 12, 1950. SOUTHERN RHODESIA

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GARROTT, WILLIAM MAXFIELD

b. Batesville, Ark., June 20, 1910; ed. Hendrix College, B.A., 1929;
S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1982; Ph.D., 1934; Union Theol. Seminary. Ap-

ointed 1934; language study, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1934-36; prof., Seinan

heol. Seminary, Fukuoka, 1936-39; Baptist theol. seminary, Tokyo,
1940-41; interned 1941, repatriated 1942; evang., Wailuku, Maui,
Territory of HAWAII, 1946-47; prof., Seinan Gakuin, Fukuoka, JAPAN,
1947—-; pres., 1948-52; religious dir., 1953—. Author: “Japan Ad-
vances.” m. Dorothy Carver, 1938. U.S. address: Batesville,
Ark. JAPAN

GARROTT, DOROTHY CARVER
(Mrs. W. Maxfield)

b: Louisville, Ky., Oct. 10, 1909; ed. Westhampton College; Mount
Holyoke College, B.A., 1932; Carver School; Conservatory of Music;
Univ. of Louisville. Teacher, Louisville, Ky., 1932-33; Japanese
Relocation center (Ark.), 1944-45. Appointed 1985; language study,
Tokyo, JAPAN, 1935-37; teacher, Seinan Jo Gakuin, Kokura, and
Seinan Gakuin, Fukuoka, 1937-89, 1949—. Author: “Japanese Youth
Faces Life.” m. W. Maxfield Garrott, Dec. 29, 1938. Children:
Elizabeth Ann, 1939; William Carver, 1948; Dorothy Alice, 1945;
Jackson Maxfield, 1948. JAPAN

GAULTNEY, JERRY BRADFORD

b. Birmingham, Ala., Dec. 26, 1926; ed. Univ. of Ala.; Birmingham-
Southern College; Baylor Univ., B.S., 1950; M.A., 1957; Southern
Highland Infirmary; N.O.B.T.S. U.S. Navy, 1944-46; medical
technician, Southern Highland Infirmary, Birmingham, Ala., 1951-
52; Southern Baptist Hospital, New Orleans, La., 1952-58. Appointed
(special until 1956) 1953; laboratory technician, Baptist hospital,
Eku, Niceria, 1953—. m. Virginia Skipper, 1948. U.S. address:
1540 Walnut Hill Circle, Birmingham, Ala. NIGERIA

GAULTNEY, VIRGINIA SKIPPER
(Mrs. Jerry B.)

b. Enterprise, Ala., June 2, 1926; ed. Howard College, B.A., 1948;
Baylor Univ., M.A., 1957. Asst. to registrar, Howard College, Bir-
mingham, Ala., 1945-52; teacher, Gardendale (Ala.), Jr. High School,
1951; clerk in surgery, Southern Baptist Hospital, New Orleans, La.,
1952-58. Appointed (special until 1956) 1953; evang. worker, Eku,
NIGERIA, 1953—. m. Jerry B. Gaultney, Sept. 8, 1948. Children:
Connie Lee, 1952; David Bradford, 1954; Ira Bruce, 1956.

NIGERIA

GAVENTA, WILLIAM CARTER

b. Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 7, 1921; ed. Univ. of Tampa, B.S., 1942; Jeffer-
son Medical College, M.D., 1945; Tulane Medical School, M.P.H.,
1954. Intern, Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa., 1945-46; chief
resident, 1946; surgeon, Veterans Hospital, Bay Pines, Fla., 1946-
48; physician, Underwood Hospital, Woodbury, N. J., 1948-49.
Appointed 1949; staff doctor, Baptist hospital, Eku, NIGERIA, 1949—.
m. Alice Price, 1945. U.S. address: c/o W. K. Price, R.F.D. 5,
Orlando, Fla. NIGERIA

GAVENTA, ALICE PRICE
(Mrs. William C.)

b. Rogersville, Tenn., July 28, 1921; ed. Fla. State College for Women,
B.S., 1943; Carver School. Asst. to pastor, First Church, Orlando,
Fla., 1944-45. Appointed 1949; evang. worker, Eku, NIGERIA,
1949—. m. William C. Gaventa, June 8, 1945. Children: William
Carter, Jr., 1947; John Price, 1949. NIGERIA

GILBERT, JAMES PASCAL

b. Marion County, Miss., Feb. 20, 1927; ed. Clarke College, A.A., 1947;
Miss. College, B.A., 1949; N.O.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. U.S. Merchant
Marine, 1944-46; pastor, Phillipston Mission, Morgan City, Miss.,
1947; Lisman (Ala.) and Rehobeth (Pushmataha, Ala.) churches,
1948-50; Rolling Creek and Mont Rose churches, Quitman, Miss.,
1950-52; First Church, Clara, Miss., 1952-57. Appointed (special)
1957; language study, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1957-58; evang., Guaya-
quil, Ecuapor, 1958—. m. Dorothy Smith, 1947. U.S. address:
c/o Rev. A. R. Smith, Rte. 1, Mathiston, Miss. ECUADOR

GILBERT, DOROTHY JEAN SMITH
(Mrs. James P.)

b. Memphis, Tenn., Feb. 5, 1928; ed. Clarke College, A.A., 1947;
Miss. College, B.A., 1949; N.O.B.T.S. Clerk-typist, New Orleans,
La., 1949-50; schoolteacher, Clara, Miss., 1954-56. Appointed
(special) 1957; language study, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1957-58;
evang., Guayaquil, Ecuapor, 1958—. m. James P. Gilbert, May 10,
1947. Children: Jean Dale, 1951; Patricia Ann, 1953; James Pascal,
Jr., 1957. ECUADOR

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GILES, JAMES EDWIN

b. Bailey County, Tex., Apr. 7, 1981; ed. Hardin-Simmons Univ.;
N. M. Western College, B.S., 1952; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1954; Th.D.,
1957. B.S.U. sec. (for state Baptist Convention), N. M. Western
College, Silver City, 1950-51; pastor, Pleasant Mound Church, Grand-
field, Okla., 1952-54; Dewey Ave. Mission, First Church, Sherman,
Tex., 1954-57. Appointed 1957; language student, San Jose, COSTA
Rica, 1957-58; prof., International Baptist Theol. Seminary, Cali,
CoLoMBIA, 1958—. m. Mary Nell Morrison, 1954. U.S. address:
1305 Ross St., Clovis, N. M. COLOMBIA

GILES, MARY NELL MORRISON
(Mrs. James E.)

b. Gruver, Tex., July 31, 1930; ed. Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.A.,
1951; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1954. State Baptist V.B.S. worker,
Tex., 1951, 1953; schoolteacher, Dalhart, Tex., 1951-52; teacher,
day school, First Church, Sherman, Tex., 1954-55; substitute teacher,

Fort Worth, Tex., 1955-56. Appointed 1957; language student, San
Jose, Costa Rica, 1957-58; instructor, International Theol. Semi-

nary, Cali, COLOMBIA, 1958—. m. James E. Giles, July 30, 1954.
Children: David Wayne, 1955; Karen Ruth, 1957. COLOMBIA

GILL, EMMA GERALDINE WILLIAMS
(Mrs. Everett, Sr.)

b. Staunton, Va., Mar. 25, 1870; ed. Hardin College, A.A., 1888. Ap-
pointed 1904; church and home evang., Rome, ITALY, 1904-08, re-
signed 1908; reappointed 1910; Rome, ITaty, 1910-16; women’s work
in Southern Europe, 1922-89. Retired 1989. Author: “Home Life
in the Bible,” and “Petrica of Rumania.” m. Everett Gill, Oct.
10, 1895 (d. 1958). Children: Harrison, 1897; Fairchild, 1899 (d.
1950); Everett, Jr., 1901 (d. 1954); Geraldine, 1904 (d. 1906); Eliza-
beth (m. Sims), 1906. Address: 47 Towana Rd., Richmond, Va.
EMERITUS—EUROPE

GILLESPIE, ALFRED LEIGH

b. Memphis, Tenn., May 18, 1912; ed. Univ. of Tenn., B.S., 1934;
S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1938; College of Oriental Studies (Berkeley, Calif.).
Pastor, Nebo and Pond Fork, Ky., 1935-38; state Baptist student
sec., Ky., 1938-42; pastor, Owenton, Ky., 1942-45; Charleston, IIL,
1946. Appointed 1946; language student, 1946-47; prof., Seinan Jo
Gakuin, Kokura, JAPAN, 1947-50; evang., Osaka, 1950—. m. Viola
Boyd, 1940. U.S. address: 2264 York Ave., Memphis, Tenn.

JAPAN

GILLESPIE, VIOLA ROSE BOYD
(Mrs. Alfred Leigh)

b. Bedford, Ind., Jan. 19, 1919; ed. Ky. Baptist School of Nursing,
R.N., 1940; College of Oriental Studies (Berkeley, Calif.). General
duty nursing, Ky. Baptist Hospital, 1940. Appointed 1946; language
student, 1946-47; church and home evang., Kokura, JAPAN, 1947-
50; Osaka, 1950—. m. Alfred Leigh Gillespie, Oct. 5, 1940, Children:
Paul Boyd, 1942; John Kinsey, 1945; Rosa Leigh, 1949; Timothy
Howard, 1952; Luke O’Neil, 1957. JAPAN

GILLHAM, MOUDY FRANK

b. Pampa, Tex., Sept. 21, 1931; ed. Howard Payne College, B.A.,
1951; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1957. Pastor, First Church, Medina, Tex.,
(summer), 1950; Victory Church, Comanche, Tex., 1950-53; Calvary
Church, Tucson, Ariz., 1953-54; First Church, Kerens, Tex., 1954-
57. Appointed 1957; language student, Dacca, East PAKISTAN, 1957-
58; Tokyo, JAPAN, 1958. m. Wynon Holmes, 1951. U.S. address:
4001 E. Heatherbrae, Phoenix, Ariz. JAPAN

GILLHAM, HAZEL WYNON HOLMES
(Mrs. M. Frank)

b. Brownwood, Tex., Dec. 8, 1980; ed. Howard Payne College, B.S.,
1951. Summer worker, Home Mission Board, in Tex., 1949; state
V.B.S. worker, Tex., 1950; schoolteacher, Fort Worth, Tex., 1951-53;
Tucson, Ariz., 1953-54. Appointed 1957; language student, Dacca,
EAST PAKISTAN, 1957-58; Tokyo, JAPAN, 1958. m. M. Frank Gillham,
Jan. 19, 1951. Child: Mark Franklin, 1955. JAPAN

GILLILAND, WILLIAM McKINLEY

b. Attalla, Ala., May 21, 1915; ed. Howard College, B.A., 1938;
S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1942; Central Baptist Seminary (Kan.), Th.M.,
1955; Kennedy School of Missions (Conn.). Pastor, Ala. and Ky.
churches, 1934-42; prof. of Bible, religious educ., English literature,
Judson College, 1942-43; chaplain, Air Service Command, U.S. armed
forces in China and India, 1948-46. Appointed 1942; language student,
1946-47; teacher, Nigerian Baptist Theol. Seminary, Ogbomosho,
NIGERIA, 1947—. m. Martha Jordan, 1939. U.S. address: Attalla,
Ala. NIGERIA

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GILLILAND, MARTHA JORDAN
(Mrs. William McKinley)

b. Ozark, Ala., June 29, 1917; ed. Howard College, B.S., 1937; Bir-
mingham-Southern College; Univ. of Ala. School of Medicine; Univ.
of Louisville (Ky.) School of Medicine, M.D., 1941. Medical intern,
Ky. Baptist Hospital, 1941-42; school physician and prof. of chem-
istry, Judson College, 1942-48; resident surgeon, West End Baptist
Hospital, Birmingham, Ala., 1943-44; fellowship, Mayo Clinic, Roches-
ter, Minn., 1945-46, 1950. Appointed 1942; language student, 1946-
47; staff doctor, Ogbomosho Baptist Hospital, NiGpria, 1946—.
m. William McKinley Gilliland, June 24, 1989. Children: Lady
Diana, 1948; Peter Hall, 1948. NIGERIA

GIVENS, SISTIE VIRGINIA

b. Greer Co., Okla., July 6, 1932; ed. Okla. State Univ., B.S., 1954;
S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1958. B.S.U. summer missionary in Jamaica,
1954; asst. home demonstration agent, Tulsa, Okla., 1954-56; summer
worker, Home Mission Board, 1957. Appointed 1958; language study,
Campinas, BRAZIL, 1958-59. U.S. address: Rte. 1, gy Sy

GLADEN, VAN

b. Jack Co., Tex., Jan. 24, 1929; ed. Decatur Baptist College; Tex.
Wesleyan College, 1947-48; Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.A., 1949;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1958. Pastor, Willow Point (Tex.) Church, 1946-
48; Friendship Church, Truce, Tex., 1947-48; Maverick (Tex.) Church,
1949; Chisholm (Tex.) Church, 1949-53; First Church, Crystal City,
Tex., 1954-56. Appointed 1956; language student, San Jose, COSTA
Rica, 1956-57; evang. worker, Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico, 1958—.
m. Alma Ruth Franks, 1952. U.S. address: 6033 Walnut Dr., Fort
Worth, Tex. MEXICO

GLADEN, ALMA RUTH FRANKS
(Mrs. Van)

b. Lepanto, Ark., Jan. 24, 1928; ed. Union Univ. (Tenn.), B.A.,
1949; G.G.B.T.S.; S.W.B.T.S. Teacher, Falls Church (Va.) High
School, 1950-51; clerk-stenographer, Washington, D. C., 1944-45,
1948; stenographer, Falls Church, 1949-50, 1951; Fort Worth, Tex.,
1952-58. Appointed 1956; language student, San Jose, Costa RICA,
1956-57; evang. worker, Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico, 1958—. m. Van
Gladen, June 20, 1952. Children: Kathy Sue, 1954; Karen Ruth,
1956; Linda Carol, 1958. MEXICO

GLASS, ERNEST WILSON

b. Sanford, N. C., Aug. 12, 1923; ed. Wake Forest (N. C.) College,
B.A., 1944; Duke Univ., 1944; Duke Divinity School, B.D., 1946;
S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1947. Chaplain U.S. Navy, 1952-54; instructor,
religion dept. Wake Forest (N. C.) College, 1947-48; pastor, Chad-
bourn (N. C. ) Church, 1948-52; Weldon (N. C.) Church, 1954-56.
Appointed 1956; evang. worker, SINGAPORE, 1957—. m. Marjorie
Magruder, 1947. U.S. address: c/o W. T. Glass, 503 Greensboro,
Ave., Sanford, N. C. SINGAPORE

GLASS, CHARLOTTE MARJORIE MAGRUDER
(Mrs. Ernest W.)

b. Lentner, Mo., Nov. 7, 1922; ed. Northeast Mo. State Teachers
College, B.S., 1944; Carver School. High school teacher, Olin, Iowa,
1944-46; rural mission worker, First Church, Kirksville (summers),
1945-46; sec., alumni office, Wake Forest (N. C.) College, 1947-48.
Appointed 1956; evang. worker, SINGAPORE, 1957—. m. Ernest W.
Glass, Aug. 24, 1947. Children: Ernest Wilson, Jr., 1949; Charles
William, 1951; David Eugene, 1956; Thomas Franklin, 1958.
SINGAPORE

GLASS, LOIS CORNEILLE

b. Laichowfu, Shantung, China, Nov. 25, 1907; ed. Baylor Univ.,
B.A., 1931; S.W.B.T.S., M.M.T., 1934. Appointed 1935; language
student, Hwanghsien, CHINA, 1934-385; Peking, 1935-36; teacher,
Hwanghsien middle school, 1936-37; evang. worker, Laichow, 1938-
89; teacher and acting prin., Laichow mission school, 1940-41; in-
terned 1942, repatriated 1948; teacher and evang. worker, Tsingtao,
Shantung, 1946-49; teacher, Seinan Gakuin, Fukuoka, JAPAN, 1950-
56; evang. worker, Keelung, TAIWAN, 1957—. U.S. address: 1328
Gambrell St., Fort Worth, Tex. TAIWAN (Formosa)

GLASS, WILEY BLOUNT

b. Franklin Co., Tex., Sept. 4, 1874; ed. Baylor Univ., B,A., 1901;
D.D., 1919; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 19038. Pastor, Mart, Tex., 1900-01.
Appointed 1903; evang., Laichowfu, CHINA, 1903-08; teacher, semi-
nary, Hwanghsien, 1908-42; prin., 1924-31; pastor, Lungkow Church,
1917-42; interned 1942, repatriated 1948. Retired 1945. m. Eunice
Irene Taylor, July 22, 1908 (d. 1914). Children: Taylor, 1904
(d. 1905); Hiram Bentley, 1906; Lois Corneille, 1907; Padie Eloise
(m. Cauthen), 1909; Wiley B., 1911 (d. 1912). m. Jessie L. Pettigrew,
1916. Address: 1828 Gambrell St., Fort Worth 15, Tex.
EMERITUS—CHINA

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GLASS, JESSIE PETTIGREW
(Mrs. Wiley Blount)

b. Tazewell Co., Va., Apr. 7, 1877; ed. Touro Infirmary, New Orleans,
R.N., 1899; Baptist Training School, Chicago, 1901. Appointed
1901; dir. of nurses, Warren Memorial Hospital, Hwanghsien, CHINA,
1901-42; interned 1942, repatriated 1948. Retired 1945. m. Wiley
Blount Glass, Mar. 18, 1916. Children: Gertrude, 1917; Bryan
Pettigrew, 1919. EMERITUS—CHINA

GLAZE, ANDREW JACKSON, JR.

b. Dlo, Miss., Jan. 17, 1924; ed. Millsaps College; Miss. College,
B.A., 1947; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1950. U.S. Army, 1943-45; young people’s
dir., Miss. Churches, 1946-47; assoc. pastor, Line Creek Church, Mor-
ton, Miss., 1946-47; RA worker, Mo. (summer), 1948; pastor, churches
in Ky., 1948-52; fellowship, Old Testament dept., S.B.T.S., 1951-53.
Appointed 1953; language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1953-54;
prof., International Seminary, Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA, 1955—.
m. Eugenia Johnson, 1949. U.S. address: Pelahatchee, Miss.
ARGENTINA

GLAZE, SUE EUGENIA JOHNSON
(Mrs. A. Jackson, Jr.)

b. Greenwood, S. C., June 5, 1926; ed. Lander College (S. C.), B.A.,
1947; Carver School, M.R.E., 1950. Asst. educ. dir. and dir. of youth
work, First Church, Anderson, S. C., 1947-48; teacher, Jefferson
County Schools, Middletown, Ky., 1952-53. Appointed 1953; lan-
guage student, San Jose, Costa RIcA, 1953-54; teacher, International
Seminary, Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA, 1955—. m. A. J. Glaze, Jr.,
June 7, 1949. Children: David Jackson, 1951; Michael Stephen,
1954; Deborah Jean, 1957. ARGENTINA

GODWIN, COLON LEO

b. Dunn, N. C., Sept. 5, 1927; ed. Campbell College; N. C. State
College of Agriculture and Engineering, B.S., 1951; S.W.B.T.S.;
S.E.B.T.S., B.D., 1955; Longwood College. U.S. Marine Corps,
1946-48; agriculture teacher, veterans program, Stem, N. C., 1951-
58; supervisor, veterans program, Bunn, N. C., 1958; teacher, Bunn
High School, 1958; Appomattox (Va.) High School, 1955-58; head of
science dept., 1956-57; asst. prin., 1957-58; pastor, C. & O. Church,
Gladstone, Va., 1953-57; Spout Spring (Va.) Church, 1953-58. Ap-
pointed 1958; construction engineer and teacher, Sadler College,
Kumasi, GHANA, 1958—. m. Carolyn Smith, 1947. U.S. address:
c/o Leo Godwin, Rt. 5, Dunn, N. C. GHANA

GODWIN, CAROLYN PORTER SMITH
(Mrs. Colon L.)

b. Jackson Springs, N. C., Aug. 27, 1928; ed. Campbell College,
A.A., 1947. Teacher, fourth and fifth grades, Gladstone, Va., 1954-
55. Appointed 1958; church-home evang., Kumasi, GHANA, 1958—.
m. Colon L. Godwin, Dec. 6, 1947. Children: Lark Elizabeth, 1951;
Colon Leo, Jr., 1952; Robin Marie, 1956. GHANA

GOLDEN, CECIL HAYMAN

b. Montgomery, Ala., Apr. 1, 1928; ed. Howard College, B.A., 1952;
S.B.T.S., B.D., 1955. Northwood YMCA dir., Birmingham, Ala.,
1951-52; pastor, Cusseta (Ala.) Church, 1950-51; Farmville and
Mt. Zion churches (in Ala.), 1951-52; Dawson Memorial Church,
Lewisport, Ky., 1952-55; Chestnut Grove Church, Grayson, Ga., 1955-
57. Appointed 1957; language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1957-
58; evang. worker, Tegucigalpa, HONDURAS, 1958—. m. Claire Mabry,
1951. U.S. address: c/o A. L. Golden, Box 266, Shawmut, Ala.
HONDURAS

GOLDEN, INA CLAIRE MABRY
(Mrs. Cecil H.)

b. Lanett, Ala., Nov. 16, 1981; ed. Ga. Baptist Hospital; Ga. State
College of Business Adm.; S.B.T.S. Nurse’s aide, Lanier Memorial
Hospital, Langdale, Ala., 1951; East End Memorial Hospital, Bir-
mingham, Ala., 1952; typist, Louisville, Ky., 1952-54; Lawrenceville,
Ga., 1956. Appointed 1957; language student, San Jose, Costa Rica,
1957-58; evang. worker, Tegucigalpa, HONDURAS, 1958—. m. Cecil
H. Golden, Dec. 16, 1951. Children: Phillip Michael, 1954; Linda
Kaye, 1958. HONDURAS

GOLDFINCH, SYDNEY LANGSTON, SR.

b. Conway, S. C., Nov. 27, 1911; ed. Columbia (S. C.) Bible College,
B.A., 1933; Wheaton College, Ph.B., 1934; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1936.
Pastor, Sylvania and Douglas, Ga., 1936-39. Appointed 1939; lan-
guage student, field missionary, Montevideo, URuGuAy, 1939-41;
pastor, field missionary, Saito, 1941-44; field missionary, Asuncion,
PARAGUAY, 1945—; pastor, First Church, 1952-55; teacher, Baptist
theol. school, 1956—; sec., mission board, national convention, 1956—;
pastor, Villa Morra Church, 1957—. m. Frances McCaw, 1936.
U.S. address: 485 Butler Ave., Jefferson City, Tenn. PARAGUAY

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GOLDFINCH, S. FRANCES McCAW
(Mrs. Sydney L., Sr.)

b. Great Falls, S. C., Dec. 28, 1912; ed. Columbia (S. C.) Bible Col-
lege, B.A., 1983; Wheaton College, B.A., 1934. Schoolteacher, Knox-
ville, Tenn., 1934-35; manager, YMCA Tea Room, Clemson College,
S. C., 1935-36. Appointed 1939; evang. worker, Montevideo, Uru-
GUAY, 1939-41; Salto, 1941-44; Asuncion, PARAGUAY, 1945—; mgr.
Baptist book store, 1951-55, 1958—; asst. prin., Villa Morra day
school, 1958—. m. Sydney L. Goldfinch, Dec. 25, 1936. Children:
Sydney Langston, Jr., 1939; Albert Louis, 1940; Leila Grace, 1948;
Francis Larue, 1947; James Lee, 1952; Lura Nancy, 1955.
PARAGUAY

GOLDIE, ROBERT FREDERICK

b. Albany, N. Y., Feb. 28, 1917; ed. Columbia Bible College; Wheaton
College, B.S., 1940; Albany Medical College, M.D., 19438; School of
Military Neuropsychiatry, Mason General Hospital, Brentwood,
L.I., N. Y. Bible teacher, S.C., Negro public schools, 1938; intern
and resident physician, 1944-45, and resident, orthopedic surgery, 1951-
52, Fresno (Calif.) General Hospital; U.S. Army medical officer,
1945-47. Appointed 1947; staff doctor, Baptist hospital, Ogbomosho,
NIGERIA, 1947-48; supt., Baptist Leprosy Service, Ogbomosho, 1949—.
m. Edna Muhlbacker, 1941. U.S. address: Averill Park, N. Y.
NIGERIA

GOLDIE, EDNA MAE MUHLBACKER
(Mrs. Robert F.)

b. New York City, Feb. 26, 1916; ed. Columbia Bible College; Mt.
Sinai (N. Y. C.) Hospital, School for Nurses, R.N., 1941; Onondaga
Business School; Fresno Business College. Nurse, Albany (N. Y.)
Hospital, 1942-43; nurse, instructor, Scout Leaders’ Camp, Pleasant-
ville, N. Y., 1942-48; room supervisor, Fresno (Calif.) Gen. Hospital,
1944-45; office nurse, Fresno, 1945. Appointed 1947; nurse, hos-
pital, Ogbomosho, NIGERIA, 1947-48; nurse, business mgr., Leprosy
Service, 1949—. m. Robert F. Goldie, Dec. 22, 1941. Children:
Linda Anne, 1945; Barbara Jean, 1947; Peter Alan, 1948; Stephen Roy,
1950; Andrew Carl, 1953; John Mark, 1955, NIGERIA

GOODWIN, JAMES GARLAND, JR.

b. Fairmont, N. C., Oct. 26, 1928; ed. Univ. of N. C.; Wake Forest
College, B.A., 1950; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1953. Pastor, First Church,
Clyde, N. C., 1953-56. Appointed 1956; language student, Taejon,
KorBA, 1956-58; evang., business mgr. of Baptist hospital, Pusan,
1958—. m. June Batson, 1952. U.S. address: Box 157, Hillsboro,
N. C. KOREA

GOODWIN, JUNE EUGENIA BATSON
(Mrs. James Garland, Jr.)

b. Greenville Co., S. C., June 23, 1928; ed. Bob Jones Univ., B.A.,
1950; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1952. Typist, S.W.B.T.S., 1950-52.
Appointed 1956; language student, Taejon, KOREA, 1956-58; home
and church evang., 1958—. m. James Garland Goodwin, Jr., May 18,

1952. Children: James Garland, III, 1954; John Houston, 1957.
KOREA

GORDON, RICHARD EDWARD

b. Greenville County, Va., Dec. 19, 1916; ed. Wake Forest College,
B.A., 1942; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1945. Pastor, Sylvania Mission, Shively,
Ky., 1944-45; chaplain U.S. Navy, 1945-46; pastor, Mineral and
Goldmine churches, Louisa County, Va., 1946-49; Rocky Hock
Church, Edenton, N. C., 1949-52. Appointed 1952; evang. worker,
Dagupan, PHILIPPINES, 1953—. m. Audrey Jolly, 1945. U.S. address:
Route 2, Creedmoor, N. C. PHILIPPINES

GORDON, AUDREY JOLLY
(Mrs. R. Edward)

b. Creedmoor, N. C., Aug. 15,°1921; ed. S.E.B.T.S. Employee,
Woolworth Co., Durham, N. C., 1941-45. Appointed 1952; evang.
worker, Dagupan, PHILIPPINES, 1953—. m. R. Edward Gordon,
May 10, 1945. Children: Michael Richard, 1948; Sarah Carole,
1950; Emily Elizabeth, 1952. PHILIPPINES

GOULD, MARY FRANCES

b. Dayton, Ohio, June 9, 1916; ed. Eastern Ky. State Teachers Col-
lege, B.S., 1939; Univ. of Wis.; Univ. of Cincinnati, M.S., 1947;
Carver School. Schoolteacher, Covington, Ky., 1937-47; counselor,
Camp Claybanks, Glendale, Ohio (summers), 1944-45. Appointed
1948; language student, Canton, CHINA, 1948-50; publication-evang.
worker, Bangkok, THAILAND, 1950—. U.S. address: Covington,
Ky. THAILAND

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GRAHAM, FINLAY MORRISON

b. Greenock, Scotland, Mar. 28, 1920; ed. Glasgow Univ., M.A.,
1941; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1958. Navigator, R.A.F., Italy, Malta,
Egypt, North Africa, Saudi Arabia, Palestine, South Africa, Greece,
Iraq, 1940-46. Appointed 1947; evang. worker, Nazareth, PALESTINE,
1947-48; JORDAN, 1948; Beirut, LEBANON, 1948—. m. Julia S. Hagood,
1947. U.S. address: 1409 Gambrell St., Fort Worth 15, Tex.
LEBANON

GRAHAM, JULIA SACCAR HAGOOD
(Mrs. Finlay M.)

b. Hallettsville, Tex., Nov. 17, 1916; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1938;
S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1958. Schoolteacher, Kyle, Tex., 1938-39.
Appointed 1943; co-supt., George W. Truett Home, Nazareth, PALES-
TINE, 1945-48; evang. worker, Nazareth, 1945-48; JoRDAN, 1948; Bei-
rut, LEBANON, 1948—. m. James Henry Hagood, Aug. 16, 1938
(d. 1946). Child: James Henry, Jr., 1944. m. Finlay Morrison
Graham, Sept. 11, 1947. Children: Catherine Mary, 1951; Rose
Mary, 1952; Bertha Christine, 1954; Sheila Ann, 1955. LEBANON

GRANT, WORTH COLLINS

b. High Point, N. C., Oct. 26, 1918; ed. Mars Hill Jr. College; Furman
Univ., B.A., 1941; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1944. Pastor, Liberty Church,
Thomasville, N. C., 1941-42; dir., Optimist Boys’ Club, Louisville,
Ky., 1942-43; pastor, Eastern N. C. Baptist Orphanage, Kinston,
N. C., 1944-45; chaplain, U.S. Navy, 1945-46; pastor, Weldon (N. C.)
Church, 1946-50. Appointed 1950; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN,
\ and pastor, Zushi Church, 1950-52; evang. worker, in four cities,
\ Sendai, 1952—. m. Kathryn Stephens, 1942. U.S. address: 301
| Jamestown Rd., High Point, N. C. JAPAN

GRANT, KATHRYN STEPHENS
(Mrs. Worth C.)

b. Abbeville, S. C., Aug. 18, 1920; ed. Coker College, B.A., 1941;
Carver School. Schoolteacher, Iva, S. C., 1941-42; social worker,
Louisville, Ky., 1942-48; educ. dir., First Church, Abbeville, S. C.,
1945-46; housemother, Kennedy Home, Kinston, N. C., 1945-46;
teacher, Weldon, N. C., 1949. Appointed 1950; language student,
Tokyo, JAPAN, 1950-52; Bible teacher, high school, and choir dir.,
Keisen Baptist Church, 1950-51; principal, two kindergartens, Sendai,
1952—. m. Worth C. Grant, Aug. 27, 1942. Children: Donna
Compton, 1948; Angela Collins, 1946; Deborah Teague, 1951; Steph-
ana Kathryn, 1958. JAPAN

GRAVES, ALMA NOREAN

b. Franklinton, La., Feb. 23, 1907; ed. Hillman Jr. College; Mary
Hardin-Baylor, B.A., 19380; Carver School, M.R.E., 1938; Univ. of
N. C., M.A., 1945; Columbia Univ. Appointed 1936; educ.-evang.
worker, Fukuoka, JAPAN, 1936-40; Iwo, NiGERIA, West Africa,
1941-44; Honolulu, Territory of HAwau, 1946-47; Seinan Gakuin,
Fukuoka, JAPAN, 1947—. U.S. address: Franklinton, La. jipan
APA

GRAVES, WILLIAM WALTHALL

b. El Paso, Tex., Sept. 15, 1917; ed. College of Mines (El Paso);
Tex. Christian Univ., B.A., 1950; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1951. U.S.
Army, 1942-46; educ. dir., First Church, El Paso, 1946-47; Travis
Ave. Church, Fort Worth, Tex., 1947-53. Appointed 1953; language
student, Costa Rica, 1953; promotional work, Rosario, ARGENTINA,
1954-57; Buenos Aires, 1957—; mgr. Argentina Baptist publication
board, 1957—. m. Ada Gillett, Feb. 5, 1942 (d. 1956). Child: Sally
Kate, 1945. m. Ada Christine Eidson, 1957. U.S. address: c/o
Will Graves, 4023 Magnolia, Texarkana, Tex. ARGENTINA

GRAVES, ADA CHRISTINE EIDSON
(Mrs. William W.)

b. Douglas County, Ga., Nov. 18, 1925; ed. West Ga. College; Ga.
State College for Women; Univ. of Ga.; Tift College, B.A., 1950;
N.O.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1952. Bookmobile librarian, West Ga. regional
library, 1946-49; staff member, library, N.O.B.T.S., La., 1950-51;
Home Mission Board worker in Ky. (summer), 1950-51. Appointed
1952; language school, Costa Rica, 1952-53; librarian, International
Seminary, Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA, 1953-58; promotional work,
Buenos Aires, 1958—. m. William W. Graves, Oct. 10, 1957.
ARGENTINA

GRAY, ORA ELIZABETH

b. Darlington, S. C., Nov. 1, 1906; ed. Winthrop College; Carver
School, B.M.T., 1930; McLeod School for Nurses, R.N., 1935; South-
ern Ill. Normal Univ., B.A., 1946. Registered with American Nurses’
Ass'n. and Fed. of Malaya Nursing Board, U.S. Army Nurse, 1942-
45. Appointed 1936; language study, Peking, CHINA, 1936-37; evang.,
Warren Hospital, Hwanghsien, 1937-38; acting principal, nursing
school, Oxner-Alexander Hospital, Pingtu, 1939-40; principal, nursing
school, Baptist hospital, Chengchow, 1947-48; nurse, Baptist clinic,
Shanghai, 1948-51; Baptist clinic, Petaling Jaya (Kuala Lumpur),
Ma.aya, 1958—. U.S. address: Darlington, S. C. MALAYA

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b. Rutherfordton, N.C., July 7, 1893; ed. Meredith College, B.A.,
1915; Carver School, B.M.T., 1917; Rutherford (N. C.) Hospital
School of Nursing, R.N., 1920. Private nursing, 1920-21. Appointed
1921; language student, Peking, CHINA, 1921-22; supt. of nurses,
Kathleen Mallory Hospital, Laichow, 1922-38; evang. worker, Lai-
chow, 1933-36; Laiyang, 1936-41; Tsingtao, 1947-48; Kahului and
Pukalani, Maui, Territory of Hawa, 1950—. U.S. address: Ruther-
fordton, N. C. HAWAII

GREEN, GEORGE

b. London, England, July 26, 1872; ed. Woodstock College (Ontario,
Canada); Medical College of Virginia, M.D., 1905; S.B.T.S.; Royal
College Physicians and Surgeons (Edinburgh, Scotland). Student
pastor, northern Ontario, 1900-01. Appointed 1906; first medical
missionary of Southern Baptists to NIGERIA; sec.-treas., African
Mission; Foreign Mission Board’s sec. for Nigeria, 1985-44; general
supt., Nigerian Baptist Convention, 1986-44. Retired 1945. m.
Lydia Williams, 1907. Address: 618 S.W. 18th Ave., Miami, Fla.
EMERITUS—NIGERIA

GREEN, LYDIA B. WILLIAMS
(Mrs. George)

b. Norfolk, Va., Aug. 28, 1880; ed. Mary Washington College (Nor-
folk, Va.), graduate, 1900. Appointed 1907; medical asst., NIGERIA,
1907-11; women’s and youth worker in Ogbomosho churches, 1911-44.
Retired 1945. m. George Green, Jan. 9, 1907. Children: Virginia
(m. Anderson), 1911; Lydia May (m. Harley), 1916; Dorothy (m.
Napier), 1918; Charlotte (m. Shepard), 1922.
EMERITUS—NIGERIA

GREEN, JESSIE L.

b. Adairsville, Ga., Jan. 22, 1908; ed. Tift College, B.A., 1927; Carver
School; N.O.B.T.S., M.C.T., 1988; S.W.B.T.S. Teacher, mission
school, Hays, N. C., 1927-28; public schools, Ga., 1929-30, 1942-48;
mission worker in La., 1933-36. Appointed 1936; language student,
Canton, CHINA, 1987-39; evang. worker, Wuchow, 1939-41, 1946-50;
principal, Bible school, Wuchow, 1989-41, 1948-50; teacher, Bible
classes, Tsunyi, Kweichow, 1944; educ. evang., Kuala Lumpur,
MALAYA, 1951—. US. address: Calhoun, Ga. MALAYA

GREEN, THOMAS STUART

b. Dallas, Tex., Oct. 24, 1925; ed. Univ. of Houston; Howard Payne
College, B.A., 1949; East Tex. State Teachers College; S.W.B.T.S.,
B.D., 1958. Pastor, Elwood and Duplex churches, Fannin Co.,
Tex., 1948-49; First. Church, Dodd City, Tex., 1949-50; Emmanuel
Church, Bryan, Tex., 1951-52; Rocky Springs Church, Lisbon, La.,
1953-55; First Church, Mont Belvieu, Tex., 1955-58. Appointed for
PARAGUAY, 1958; language study, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1958-59.
m. Anita Newell, 1945. U.S. address: 608 E. 25th St., Houston,
Tex. PARAGUAY

GREEN, ANITA NEWELL
(Mrs. Thomas S.)

b. Houston, Tex., Mar. 2, 1926; ed. Mary Hardin-Baylor College;
Howard Payne College, B.A., 1949; East Tex. State Teachers Col-
lege. Clerk, Houston, Tex., 1948, 1944; schoolteacher, Dodd City,
Tex., 1949-50. Appointed for PARAGUAY, 1958; language study, San
Jose, Costa Rica, 1958-59. m. Thomas S. Green, May 24, 1945.
Children: Thomas Stuart, Jr., 1946; David Allen, 1947; Jon Dale,
1952; Annesta, 1957. PARAGUAY

GREENE, LYDIA EARLE

b. Landrum, S. C., Dec, 4, 1893; ed. Greenville Woman’s College;
National College of Educ. (Evanston, IIl.); Carver School, B.M.T.,
1925. Schoolteacher, Spring Branch, Mullins, and Kingstree, S. C.,
and Asheville, N. C., 1918-23. Appointed 1925; principal, Pooi Ling
Baptist Kindergarten, Canton, CHINA, 1926-49; interned 1941, repa-
triated 1942; dir. kindergarten, Olivet Church, Honolulu, Hawatl,
1951-53; Baptist Kindergarten (Phil Dawson Gadsden Memorial),
SINGAPORE, 1953—. Author: Chinese version, “Songs for Little
Children,” ‘Stories for Little Children.’ U.S. address: 5arrwood
Aver-Ashevilley Nré. es SINGAPORE
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GREER, DOROTHY JENELL

b. Antioch, Tenn., Feb. 19, 1916; ed. Carson-Newman College, B.A.,
1939; Carver School, M.R.E., 1942; Chinese Language School (Berke-
ley, Calif.). Schoolteacher, Davidson Co., Tenn., 1936-37, 1939-40.
Appointed 1942; educ.-evang. missionary, Kehaha, Kauai, Territory
of Hawall, 1944-45; Honolulu, Oahu, 1945-46; teacher, Wei Ling
girls’ school, Soochow, Kiangsu, CHINA, 1947-50; educ.-evang. worker,
Bangkok, THAILAND, 1951—. U.S. address: 4021 Crestridge Dr.,
Nashville, Tenn. THAILAND

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b. Kirksville, Mo., Sept. 15, 1980; ed. Northeast Mo. State Teachers
College, B.A., 1952; Central Baptist Theol. Seminary, B.D., 1956;
S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1958. Assoc. pastor, First Church, Kirksville, Mo.,
1949-51; pastor, Wilsontown Church, Kirksville, 1949-52; First
Church, Queen City, Mo., 1951-57; First Church, Green City, Mo.,
1952-56; worker, Baptist Book Store, Kansas City, Mo., 1958-56;
S.B.T.S., 1957-58. Appointed for CHILE, 1958; language study,
San Jose, Costa Rica, 1958-59. m. Betty Goad, 1955. U.S. address:
12-16 N. Green St., Kirksville, Mo. CHILE

GREGORY, BETTY ARLENE GOAD
(Mrs. L. Laverne)

b. St. Louis, Mo., Nov. 28, 1933; ed. Northeast Mo. State Teachers
College, B.S., 1955; M.A., 1957; Central Baptist Theol. Seminary;
S.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1958. Asst. piano instructor, Hickman School
of Music, St. Louis, 1948-50; summer missionary in Seattle, Wash.,
for Mo. B.S.U., 1954. Appointed for CHILE, 1958; language study,
San Jose, Costa Rica, 1958-59. m. L. Laverne Gregory, May 28,
1955. CHILE

GRIFFIN, BENNIE THEODORE

b. Franklin, Tex., Dec. 31, 1912; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1935;
S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1938. Pastor, rural churches, Tex., 1931-85; Ky.,
1938-39; missionary to Negro-Americans, Louisville, Ky., 1937-38.
Appointed 1939; acting prin., Baptist academy, Lagos, NIGERIA,
1939-40; prin., 1941-42, 1944-45; acting prin., Baptist boys’ high
school, Abeokuta, 1940-41; prin., 1946-52; bursar, 1953-54; Mis-
sion business mgr., Lagos, 1954—. m. Alice Maude Latham, 1938.
U.S. address: 1303 East 25th St., Bryan, Tex. NIGERIA

GRIFFIN, ALICE MAUDE LATHAM
(Mrs. Bennie T.)

b. Belton, Tex., Feb. 1, 1913; ed. Temple (Tex.) Jr. College; South-
west Tex. Teachers College. Schoolteacher, Haskell, Tex., 1934-38.
Appointed 1939; teacher, Baptist academy, Lagos, NIGERIA, 1939-40,
1941-42; Baptist boys’ high school, Abeokuta, 1940-41, 1946-54; home
and church evang., Lagos, 1954—. m. Bennie T. Griffin, June 11, 1938.
Children: Bennie Theodore, Jr., 1940; Malcolm Byron, 1943.
NIGERIA

GROBER, GLENDON DONALD

b. Vicksburg, Miss., Jan. 18, 19380; ed. Ouachita Baptist College,
B.A., 1950; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. Pastor, Charleston, Ark., 1948;
Dumas, Ark., 1948-49; Little Rock, Ark., 1949-50; Austin, Ind.,
1951-52; Golden Pond, Ky., 1953-55; Princeton, Ky., 1953-55; chap-
lain, recreational dir., Western State Hospital, Hopkinsville, Ky.,
1952-58; prof., Bethel College, Hopkinsville, 1954-55. Appointed
1955; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1955-56; evang. work,
Santarem, Para, 1956-58; educ. work, Belem, 1958—. m. Marjorie

Steele, 1952. U.S. address: 1704S. Taylor, Little Rock, Ark.
BRAZIL

GROBER, MARJORIE ANN STEELE
(Mrs. Glendon D.)

b. Ballard Co., Ky., May 80, 1931; ed. Murray (Ky.) State College;
Jennie Stuart Memorial Hospital (Hopkinsville, Ky.), R.N., 1952;
S.B.T.S. Supervisory nursing, Western State Hospital, Hopkinsville,
1952-53; nurse, Ky. Baptist Hospital, Louisville, Ky., 1953-54. Ap-
pointed 1955; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1955-56; evang.
work, Santarem, Para, 1956-58; educ. work, Belem, 1958—. m.
Glendon D. Grober, June 22, 1952. Children: Michael Nevin,
1953; Cynthia Le, 1954; Stephen Fredrick, 1958. BRAZIL

GROVES, BLANCHE

b. Paradise, Tex., July 6, 1889; ed. Decatur Baptist College; Baylor
Univ., B.A., 1916; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1928. Schoolteacher, Tex.
and Okla., 1916-20. Appointed 1920; teacher, Wei Ling and Yates
academies, Soochow, CHINA, 1920-41; interned 1941, repatriated
1942; leader of pastorless church, supervisor of Good Will Center,
nutrition centers, and a hostel, Soochow, 1946-50; teacher, Baptist
academy, Honolulu, HAWAII, 1953-54; evang. worker, Wailae Church,
1958-54; North Point, HonG Kona, 1954-59. U.S. address: Bridge-
port, Tex. HONG KONG

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GRUBBS, WILLIAM EUGENE““€G2&©_

b. Foley, Ala., Dec. 4, 1924; ed. Univ’ of S. C.; Stetson Univ., B.A.,
1949; N.O.B.T.S.°B.D., 1952; Th.D., 1957. U.S. Navy, 1943-46;
maintenance, Stetson Univ., DeLand, Fla., 1946-48; pastor, Mount
Olive Church, Hastings, Fla., 1948-49; Seven Hills Church, Mobile,
Ala., 1949-54; East Ave. Church, Springfield, Mo., 1954-56; Fellow,
N.O.B.T.S., New Orleans, La., 1956-57; pastor, First Church, Charles-
ton, Miss., 1957-59. Appointed for INDONESIA, 1958. m. Phyllis
Anne Coffman, 1946. U.S. address: c/o W. D. Grubbs, 408 McQueen
Ave., Mobile, Ala. INDONESIA

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GRUBBS, PHYLLIS ANNE COFFMAN
(Mrs. W. Eugene)

b. Hutchinson, Kan., Aug. 2, 1924; ed. St. Francis Hospital School
of Nursing (Wichita, Kan.), R.N., 1945; N.O.B.T.S. Nurse, Alameda
(Calif.) Hospital, 1945-46; Merritt Hospital, Oakland, Calif., 1946;
DeLand (Fla.) Hospital, 1947-48; Halifax Hospital, Daytona Beach,
Fla., 1949; Southern Baptist Hospital, New Orleans, La., 1949 (part-
time), 1951-52. Appointed for INDONEsIA, 1958. m. Eugene Grubbs,
May 30, 1946. Children: Walter Eugene, 1947; Paul Alan, 1949;
Joseph Dennis, 1950; Laura Catherine, 1952. INDONESIA

GUEST, LENA ETHEL

b. Marietta, S. C., May 12, 1918; ed. Berea College, B.A., 1940;
Carver School, M.R.E., 1944. Schoolteacher, S. C., 1940-42; religious
educ. dir., Memorial Church, Williamston, N. C., 1944-46; First
Church, Woodruff, S. C., 1947. Appointed 1947; teacher, Reagan
Memorial Girls’ School, Yaba (Lagos), NIGERIA, 1948-53; Baptist
college, Iwo, 1958—. U.S. address: Greer, S. C. NIGERIA

GULLATT, TOM DEAN

b. Palmetto, Ga., Mar. 20, 1920; ed. Brewton-Parker Jr. College;
Miss. College, B.A., 1944; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1947; Th.M., 1948. Asst.
mission pastor, First Church, Irvine, Ky., 1945-48; pastor, Waco
(Ky.) Church, 1948-50. Appointed 1950; language student, Tokyo,
JAPAN, 1950-52; evang. worker, Mito, 1952—. m. Mary Studdard,
1947. U.S. address: Rte. 4, Box 470, Atlanta, Ga. JAPAN

GULLATT, MARY STUDDARD
(Mrs. Tom D.)

b. Crawfordville, Ga., Feb. 25, 1920; ed. Ga. State College for Women,
B.S., 1941; Emory Uniy.; Carver School. Dormitory asst., Ga. State
College for Women, Milledgeville, 1987-41; schoolteacher, Sylvania,
Ga., 1941-42; Cleveland, Ala., 1942-48; Ben Hill, Ga., 1944-47. Ap-
pointed 1950; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1950-52; evang.
worker, Mito, 1952—. m. Tom D. Gullatt, Aug. 7, 1947. Children:
Miriam Ann, 1949; John Burrard, 1952. JAPAN

HAGOOD, MARTHA

b. Oxford, Ala., Oct. 15, 1923; ed. Howard College, B.A., 1944; Medi-
cal College of Ala., M.D., 1947; Carver School. Intern, Jefferson
Hillman Hospital, Birmingham, Ala., 1947-48; resident physician,
Baptist Hospital, Birmingham, 1948-49; physician, surgeon’s office,
Fort Knox, Ky., 1949-50; resident, obstetrics and gynecology, Jeffer-
son Hillman Hospital, 1950-53; Lloyd Noland Hospital, Fairfield,
Ala., 1957. Appointed 1953; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1953-
54; doctor, Baptist Hospital, Kyoto, 1954—. U.S. address: Columbia,
Houston County, Ala. JAPAN

HAGSTROM, ANNIE OLIVIA

b. Purmo, Finland, June 10, 1925; ed. Upsala (Sweden) Univ. School
of Nursing, R.N., 1951; Bethel Baptist Seminary, Stockholm, Sweden;
Carver School; Baylor Univ. Hospital. Home Mission work, Finland,
1944-45; practical nurse, hospital, Jakobstad, Finland, 1945; Baptist
hospital, Stockholm, 1945-46; worker, Baptist children’s camp,
Sweden (summer), 1946; night supervisor, Upsala Univ. Hospital
(summer), 1952. Appointed (in absentia) 1956; language student,
1956-57; nurse, Baptist hospital, Ajloun, JORDAN, 1954—. US.
address: c/o I. Joneson, 4987 W. Chicago Ave., Chicago 51, Ill.
JORDAN

HAIRSTON, MARTHA ELIZABETH

b. Warren, Ark., Aug. 18, 1920; ed. Ouachita College, B.A., 1943;
Tulane Univ. School of Social Work; Carver School, M.R.E., 1950.
Schoolteacher, Heber Springs, Ark., 1940-41; instructor, asst. librarian,
Ouachita College, Arkadelphia, Ark., 1943-44; Ark. Dept. of Public
Welfare, 1945-50; social work instructor and field work dir., Carver
School, Louisville, Ky., 1950-51. Appointed 1951; language stu-
dent, Campinas, BraziL, 1951-52; dir.. WMU Training School,
Recife, 19583—. U.S. address: c/o E. R. Hairston, Warren, oye

HALBROOKS, FRED EUBERN, JR.

b. Decatur, Ala., Jan. 2, 1921; ed. Howard College, B.A., 1944;
S.B.T.S., B.D., 1947. Pastor in Bibb Co., Ala., 1941-43; Limestone
Co., 1942-44; Courtland, 1944-48; Tuscaloosa, 1951-52; Montgomery,
1948-51, 1952-55. Appointed 1955; language student, Campinas,
BRAZIL, 1956-57; field missionary, Sao Luiz, 1957—. m. Hazel
Crow, 1946. U.S. address: 1820 Sixth Ave., South, pote i

 
HALBROOKS, HAZEL LILLIAN CROW
(Mrs. Fred E., Jr.)

b. Courtland, Ala., Jan. 19, 1921; ed. Ala. State Teachers College;
Carver School. Schoolteacher, Courtland, Ala., 1941-48. Appointed
1955; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1956-57; field missionary,
Sao Luiz, 1957—. m. Fred E. Halbrooks, Jr., June 27, 1946. Chil-
dren: William Fred, 1948; George Winston, 1951. BRAZIL

HALE, ELIZABETH NEAL

b. Wilmington, N. C., Mar. 20, 1906; ed. Westhampton College,
B.A., 1929; Carver School, M.R.E., 1932. Worker, Baptist Good Will
Center, Louisville, Ky., 1932-34. Appointed 1934; language student,
Peking, CHINA, 1934-85; evang., Huai Pen Tang (Zau Memorial
Church), West Fah Hwo, Shanghai, 1935-48; interned 1943, repa-
triated 1946; evang., Chinese Baptist Church, Alor Star, MALAYA,
1952-57; Kuala Lumpur, 1957—. U.S. address: 1304 Washington
Ave., South Boston, Va. ‘ MALAYA

HALLOCK, EDGAR FRANCIS, JR.

b. Penfield, N. Y., July 26, 1916; ed. Univ. of Okla., B.A., 1937;
S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., D.R.E., 1942. Co-pastor, First Church, Hand-
ley, Tex., 1938-42. Appointed 1941; dir., Sunday School Dept.,
Baptist Sunday School Board, Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL, 1943-54; co-
pastor, Zumbi Church, Rio, 1942-45; Itacurussa Church, Rio, 1945—;
prof., South Brazil Seminary, 1943-51; dir., Baptist Publishing House,
1954—. Author: ‘“O Manual da Escola Dominical.” m. Zelma
Curnutt, 1989. U.S. address: 622 South Ponca Ave., Norman,
Okla. BRAZIL

HALLOCK, ZELMA CURNUTT
(Mrs. Edgar F., Jr.)

b. Gould, Okla., July 17, 1916; ed. Univ. of Okla., B.A., 1987; M.A.,
1988; S.W.B.T.S. Employee, Okla. Public Welfare Dept., 1938-39.
Appointed 1941; worker, Zumbi Church, Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL,
1942-45; Itacurussa Church, 1945—; teacher, Univ. of Rio de Janeiro,
1945-46; South Brazil Training School, 1946—. m. Edgar F. Haliock,
Jr., May 19, 1989. Children: Virjama Ruth, 1941; Charlotte Ardelle,
1944; Harold Edgar, 1947; Jack Robert, 1950. BRAZIL

HALSELL, THOMAS ERLE

b. Benton, Ark., June 6, 1921; ed. Ouachita Baptist College, B.A.,
1948; Univ. of Ala.; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1946; Th.D., 1951. Minister
of student activities, First Church, Tuscaloosa, Ala., 1946-47; pastor,
Bellevue Church, Little Rock, Ark., 1942-43; Harmony Chapel,
Louisville, Ky., 1944-46; Walnut St. Church, Evansville, Ind., 1947-
50; Poplar Ave. Church, Memphis, Tenn., 1951-55. Appointed
1955; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1955; dir., theol. seminary,
Belem, 1956—. m. Mary Elizabeth Tolson, 1942. U.S. address:
1004 S. McKinley St., Little Rock, Ark. BRAZIL

HALSELL, MARY ELIZABETH TOLSON
(Mrs. Thomas E.)

b. Rison, Ark., Jan. 16, 1922; ed. Ouachita Baptist College, B.A.,
1948; Carver School, M.R.E., 1946. Sec. to social science prof.,
1939-42, to student sec., 1941-42, Ouachita Baptist College, Arka-
delphia, Ark.; cashier, bookkeeper, treas. office, S.B.T.S., Louisville,
Ky., 1948-44. Appointed 1955; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL,
1955; church-home evang., Belem, 1956—. m. Thomas E. Halsell,
Sept. 1, 1942. Children: Hilda Ann, 1947; Thomas Erle, Jr., 1948;
Maribeth, 1954. BRAZIL

HALTOM, WILLIAM EARL

b. Little Rock, Ark., Jan. 22, 1915; ed. Ouachita College, B.A., 1937;
S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1940; Harvard Univ. Pastor, Dyess (Ark.) Cen-
tral Church, 1940-42; chaplain, U.S. Army, 1942-46; asst. pastor,
dir. of youth work, mission work, First Church, Altus, Okla., 1946-
47; mission work in Colo., 1954-57. Appointed 1947; pastor, Hilo
Church, Territory of HAawau, 1947-50; Waikiki Chapel, 1950-51;
Pali View (formerly Kaneohe) Church, 1951-54; teacher, Hawaiian
Baptist Academy, Honolulu, 1957—. m. Ruth Miller, 1940. U.S.
address: 716 N. Grady St., Altus, Okla. HAWAII

HALTOM, RUTH MILLER
(Mrs. W. E.)

b. Altus, Okla., July 28, 1914; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ., B.A., 1937;
S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1940. Appointed 1947; worker, Hilo Church,
Territory of HAwAU, 1947-50; kindergarten teacher, 1948-49; evang.,
Waikiki Chapel, Honolulu, 1950-51; Kaneohe, 1951-54; supervisor,
Day Care Center, Kaneohe (now Pali View) Church; church-home
evang., Honolulu, 1957—. m. William Earl Haltom, Nov. 6, 1940.
Children: Jon David, 1941; Rebecca Jan, 1944; Samuel Tsukasa,
1949; Sarah Leialoha, 1953. HAWAII

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b. Las Animas, Colo., Sept. 12, 1922; ed. Univ. of Mo.; Univ. of Colo.;
Okla. Baptist Univ., B.A., 1948; Peabody College, M.A., 1949;
G.G.B.T.S., B.D., 1952. U.S. Army; Rural pastor, Mo.; student
missionary, Okla.; educ. dir., First Church, Carlsbad, N. M., 1947-
48; dir. of publicity and journalism instructor, G.G.B.T.S., 1949-
52. Appointed 1952; language study, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1952-54; evang.,
Takamatsu, 1954-55; Aomori, 1955-57; publication work, Baptist
Press, Tokyo, 1958—. m. Ruth Ayres, 1948. Author: ‘Japan’s

New Baptists.” U.S. address: 78 Hodges Court, Richland, Wash.
JAPAN

HALVARSON, RUTH AYRES
(Mrs. Carl M.)

b. Salina, Kan., May 13, 1924; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ., B.A., 1947;
American Academy of Commercial Art; G.G.B.T.S. Library worker
and grader, Okla. Baptist Univ., 1942-47; schoolteacher, N. M., 1945-
46; office sec., Baptist Sunday School Board, 1948-49; office sec.,
elementary piano teacher, G.G.B.T.S., 1949-52; free-lance artist,
1945-52. Appointed 1952; language study, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1952-54;
evang., Takamatsu, 1954-55; Aomori, 1955-57; Tokyo, 1958—. m.
Carl M. Halvarson, July 5, 1948. Children: Marcia Ellen, 1951;
Carolyn Jeanne, 1958; Virginia Ruth, 1956. JAPAN

HAMLETT, LETTIE SPAINHOUR
(Mrs. P. W.)

b. Grayson Co., Va., June 80, 1884; ed. Woman’s College, Univ. of
N. C.; Union Missionary Training Institute (Brooklyn, N. Y.);
Carver School. Schoolteacher, Morganton and Statesville, N. C.,
1905-07; Burke Co., N. C., 1956-58. Appointed 1909; educ.-evang.
work, Soochow, Kiangsu, CuiNna, 1909-21; Wusih, 1921-42, 1947-51.
Retired 1953. m. Peter Wilkerson Hamlett, Mar. 30, 1916 (d. 1947).
Children: Lettie Logan (m. Rogers), 1917 (d. 1957); Peter Wilkerson,
1919. U.S. address: 112 Silver Creek, Morganton, N. C.
EMERITUS—CHINA

HAMMETT, MARY FRANCES

b. Greer, S. C., Nov. 6, 1914; ed. Furman Univ., B.A., 1936; Baylor
Univ. School of Nursing, R.N., 1942; S.W.B.T.S.; Grady Memorial
Hospital; Emory Univ. School of Medicine, M.T., 1948. Caseworker,
Greenville County (S. C.) Welfare Dept., 1936-39; instructor, Baylor
Univ. Hospital, Dallas, Tex., 1942-43; private duty nursing, Fort
Worth, Tex., and Greenville, S. C., 1948-44; general nursing, All

Saints Hospital, Fort Worth, 1944. Appointed 1944; nurse, Shaki,
NIGERIA, 1944—. U.S. address: Greer, S. C. NIGERIA

HAMPTON, JAMES EDWARD

b. New Blaine, Ark., May 18, 1927; ed. Ouachita Baptist College,
B.A., 1951; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. Pastor, Brownstown Church,
Lockesburg, Ark., 1948-50; Oak Grove Church, Ashdown, Ark.,
1950-51; Corinth Church, Decatur, Tex., 1951-54; Cavern Church,

Carlsbad, N. M., 1954-56. Appointed 1956; language student, Dar
es Salaam, TANGANYIKA, 1956-57; evang. worker, Mombasa, KENYA,

1957—. m. Gena Ledbetter, 1950. U.S. address: c/o W. M. Hamp-
ton, 1210 Port Arthur, Mena, Ark. KENYA

HAMPTON, ORA GENA LEDBETTER
(Mrs. James E.)

b. Harrison, Ark., Aug. 12, 1929; ed. Univ. of Ark.; Ouachita Baptist
College, B.A., 1951; S.W.B.T.S. V.B.S. worker, Newton Co., Ark.,
1948; summer fieldworker, Training Union Dept., Ark. Baptist
Convention, 1949; teacher, music, public schools, Boyd, Tex., 1951-
52. Appointed 1956; language student, Dar es Salaam, TANGANYIKA,
1956-57; evang. worker, Mombasa, KENYA, 1957—. m. James E.
Hampton, Aug. 18, 1950. Children: Kathie Lynn, 1952; Connie
Marie, 1955; Stephen Carey, 1958. KENYA

HAMRICK, HOWARD

b. Piave, Miss., Aug. 21, 1926; ed. Ala. Polytechnic Institute; Clarke
College; Miss. College, B.A., 1951; N.O.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. U.S.
Navy, 1944-46; pastor, mission, Crosby, Miss., 1950-51; Calvary
Church, Smithdale, Miss., 1951-52; Fellowship Church, Moselle,
Miss., 1952-54; First Church, Steele, Mo., 1954-57. Appointed
1957; language study, Bandung, INDONESIA, 1958-59. m. Betty Jane
Spiers, 1949. U.S. address: c/o L. L. Hamrick, State Line, Miss.
INDONESIA

HAMRICK, BETTY JANE SPIERS
(Mrs. Howard)

b. Pearl River Co., Miss., Sept. 30, 1929; ed. Clarke College; Miss.
College; N.O.B.T.S._ Sec., Clarke College, Newton, Miss., 1947-49;
Northside Church, Jackson, Miss., 1949-50; schoolteacher, Lafitte,
La., 19538. Appointed 1957; language study, Bandung, INDONESIA,
1958-59. m. Howard Hamrick, Aug. 18, 1949. Children: Virginia
Ann, 1951; Kay Elaine, 1955, INDONESIA

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HARDY, CLEMMIE DUPREE

b. New Waverly, Tex., May 24, 1904; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1927;
S.W.B.T.S. Schoolteacher, Tex., 1927-28; pastor of Tex. Churches,
1928-36. Appointed 1986; educ.-evang. worker, Manaus, BRAZIL,
1936—. m. Ethel Lee Cooper, 1926. U.S. address: 2800 Robinson
Rd., Waco, Tex. BRAZIL

HARDY, ETHEL LEE COOPER
(Mrs. Clem D.)

b. Abilene, Tex., Aug. 10, 1904; ed. Nurses’ Training School, Baptist
Hospital, Waco, Tex., R.N., 1925; S.W.B.T.S. Appointed 1936;
educ.-evang. and medical worker, Manaus, BRAZIL, 1936—. m. Clem
D. Hardy, June 11, 1926. Children: Dorothy Jean, 1927; Jo Ann,
1930. BRAZIL

HARDY, CORA NEY

b. Bullitt Co., Ky., May 10, 1915; ed. Western Ky. State Teachers
College, B.S., 1939; Carver School, M.R.E., 1947. Schoolteacher,
Bullitt Co. and Shepherdsville, Ky., 1934-42; jr. clerk, Mengel Co.,
Louisville, Ky., 1941; industrial relations counselor, E. I. DuPont
Co., Charlestown, Ind., 1942-45. Appointed 1947; principal, Reagan
Memorial Girls’ School, Lagos, NiGERIA, 1947—. U.S. address:
Shepherdsville, Ky. NIGERIA

HARDY, HUBERT L., JR.

b. Fulton, Ky., Oct. 16, 1920; ed. Murray State Teachers College,
B.S., 1948; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1950; M.R.E., 1956. Grocery clerk,
Fulton, Ky., 1938-39; Army Air Corps, 1948-46; pastor, Joy (Tex.)
Church, 1949-50; Deer Creek (Tex.) Church, 1949-50. Appointed
1950; language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1950-51; interim
pastor, First Church, Concepcion, CHILE, 1952-53; dir., Chilean
RA, Temuco, 1958-55; field evang., 1955—. m. Ruby Brown, 1947.
U.S. address: 402 Second St., Fulton, Ky. CHILE

HARDY, RUBY NELL BROWN
(Mrs. Hubert L., Jr.)

b. Madisonville, Ky., Jan. 14, 1928; ed. Murray State Teachers
College, B.M.E., 1945; S.W.B.T.S. Music teacher, public school,
Matthews, Mo., 1945-46; student sec., Tenn. Polytechnic Institute,
and church sec., First Church, Cookeville, Tenn., 1946-47. Appointed
1950; language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1950-51; dir., Chilean
GA, Concepcion, CHILE, 1952-58; Temuco, 1953—. m. Hubert L.
Hardy, Jr., Feb. 8, 1947. Children: David Woodfin, 1949; Cynthia
White, 1953. CHILE

HARDY, ROBERT DEAN

b. Logan Co., Ky., Apr. 29, 1929; ed.- Univ. of Ky., College of Phar-
macy, B.S., 1951; Western (Ky.) State College; S.B.T\S., RA
1959. Drug clerk, Russellville, Ky., 1943-47, and (summers) 1948-
50; drug clerk (school months), Lexington, Ky., 1947-48, and Louis-
ville, Ky., 1949-51; pharmacist, Russellville, 1951; pharmacist,
U.S.A.F., Tex. and Japan, 1951-55; pastor, mission of Horse Creek
Church, Hima, Ky., 1955-56; pharmacist, S.B.T.S. Clinic, Louisville,
1957-58; pastor, Whippoorwill Church, Schochoh, Ky., 1957-59.
Appointed for JAPAN, 1958. m. Mavis Shiver, 1957. U.S. address:
615 N. Main St., Russellville, Ky. JAPAN

HARDY, MAVIS GLADYS SHIVER
(Mrs. Robert D. Hardy)

b. Frisco City, Ala., June 11, 1926; ed. Judson College, B.A., 1948;
Carver School, M.R.E., 1953. V.B.S. worker, Ala. (summers), 1945-
47; summer worker, Ridgecrest Assembly, 1948; asst. to young
people’s sec., Ala. WMU, Montgomery, 1948-50; summer worker,
Ala. WMU, 1950, 1952; schoolteacher, Monroe Co., Ala., 1952.
Appointed 1953; language study and evang., Tokyo, JAPAN, 1953-57;
reassigned 1957; reappointed 1958. m. Robert Hardy, June 6, 1957.
Child: Martha June, 1958. JAPAN

HARMON, ETHEL REBECCA

b. Rye, Ky., July 20, 1905; ed. Cumberland College; Georgetown
College, B.A., 1937; Carver School, M.R.E., 1938. Schoolteacher,
Whitley Co. and Highsplint, Ky. Appointed 1938; teacher, Elam
Memorial School, Shaki, NIGERIA, 1938-39; dir., Sunday schools and
V.B.S. for Nigeria, Shaki, 1938-39; Oyo, 1939-40; Iwo, 1940-48;
Ibadan, 1948—; dir., Baptist Training Union of Nigeria, 1940-41;
1944-47; substitute teacher, Iwo Baptist College, 1940, 1945. U.S.
address: Cumberland Falls Route, Corbin, Ky. NIGERIA

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HARPER, LELAND JAMES

b. Mt. View, Mo., Nov. 7, 1920; ed. William Jewell College; Baylor
Univ., B.A., 1947; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1949. Pilot, Army Air
Force, 1942-45; theater employee, Waco, Tex., 1945-46; grader, Baylor
Univ., 1947; V.B.S. worker, Home Mission Board, Mo., 1947; music
and educ. dir., Southern Crest Church, Dallas, Tex., 1948-50. Ap-
pointed 1950; language study, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1950-51; adm.,
Baptist hospital, Asuncion, PARAGUAY, 1951—. m. Elizabeth Wicks,
1948. U.S. address: 214 N. Gray, Joplin, Mo. PARAGUAY

HARPER, HELEN ELIZABETH WICKS
(Mrs. Leland J.)

b. Joplin, Mo., Aug. 6, 1921; ed. Baylor Univ. School of Nursing,
R.N., 1943; Baylor Univ., B.A., 1947; S.W.B.T.S. Operating room
nurse, Freeman Hospital, Joplin, 1944-45; supervisor, Men’s Hos-
pital and Women’s Hospital, Baylor Univ., Waco, Tex., 1945-47;
staff nurse, general duty, City-County Hospital, Fort Worth, Tex.,
1948; operating room nurse, Baylor Univ. Hospital, Dallas, 1943-44,
1950. Appointed 1950; language study, San Jose, CosTa Rica, 1950-
51; medical evang., Asuncion, PARAGUAY, 1951—. m. Leland J.
Harper, Dec. 11, 1948. Children: James Leslie, 1947; William
Robert, 1952; Charles Lee, 1957. PARAGUAY

HARPER, JUANITA TAYLOR
(Mrs. Winfred O.)

b. Palmer, Tex., Aug. 24, 1920; ed. Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.S.,
1942. Sec. to prof., Hardin-Simmons Univ., 1939-41; sec. to lawyer,
Charleston, S. C., 1942; payroll clerk and typist, Portsmouth, Va.,
1942; sec. and bookkeeper, Corpus Christi, Tex., 1944-45. Appointed
1950; evang. worker, Abeokuta, NIGERIA, 1950-52; Okeho, 1953-55;
Oyo, 1955-56; Dar es Salaam, TANGANYIKA, 1956—. m. Winfred
Ozell Harper, Sept. 1, 1940 (d. 1958). Children: William Ray, 1943;
Richard Lynn, 1950; Elizabeth Ann, 1953. U.S. address: 126 Clem-
mer St., Corpus Christi, Tex. TANGANYIKA

HARRELL, RALPH WEBSTER

b. Chowan Co., N. C., Aug. 8, 1929; ed. Wake Forest College, B.A.,
1951; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1957. Student worker, Sunday school dept.,
N. C. Baptist Convention (summers), 1949-50; asst. pastor, educ.
dir., First Church, Hamlet, N. C., 1951-53; pastor, New Liberty
Church, Henryville, Ind., 1954-55; Clifton Heights Church, Louis-
ville, Ky., 1954-58, and choir dir. and youth worker, 1954-55. Ap-
pointed 1958; language study, Dar es Salaam, TANGANYIKA, 1958-59.
m. Rosalind Knott, 1952. U.S. address: c/o Mrs. W. W. Harrell,

Rte, 8, Edenton, N. C. EAST AFRICA

HARRELL, ROSALIND KNOTT
(Mrs. Ralph W.)

b. Granville Co., N. C., May 23, 1929; ed. Meredith College, B.A.,
1951; Carver School; S.B.T.S. Fieldworker, Sunday school dept.,
N. C. Baptist Convention (summers), 1949-50; schoolteacher, Rock-
ingham, N. C., 1952-53; Louisville, Ky., 1954-56. Appointed 1958;
language study, Dar es Salaam, TANGANYIKA, 1958-59. m. Ralph W.
Harrell, July 27, 1952. Children: Ralph Stephen, 1953; Beverly
Jean, 1957. EAST AFRICA

HARRINGTON, FERN

b. Bucklin, Mo., Sept. 28, 1914; ed. Northeast Mo. State Teachers
College, B.S., 1987; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1940; Institute of Oriental
Studies, Yale Univ. Appointed 1940; language study, Peking, CHINA,
1940-41; Baguio, PHILIPPINES, 1941; interned 1941, repatriated
1945; evang. worker, Tsining, Shantung, CHINA, 1947-48; Baguio,
PHILIPPINES, 1948-50; Dagupan, 1950-51, 1953-54; Manila, 1951-52;
teacher, Chinese language div., Baptist theol. seminary, Baguio,
1954—. Author: “Carlos and the Green Car.” U.S. address:
Atlanta, Mo. PHILIPPINES

HARRINGTON, JOSEPH ARNOL

b. Sparta, Mo., Dec. 10, 1902; ed. Univ. of Tulsa; S.W.B.T.S., Th.B.,
1938; M.R.E., 1945. Merchant, Tulsa, Okla., 1920-30; independent
missionary to Brazil, 1932-37. Appointed 1938; supt. of dormitories
and teacher, Colegio Batista Mineiro, Belo Horizonte, BRAZIL, 1934-
838, 1943-46; pres., 1946—; pastor, Baptist church, Juiz de Fora,
Minas, 1938; field missionary, state of Minas, 1933, 1939-43; co-
pastor, Barro Preto Church, Belo Horizonte, 1941-46; pastor, church
at Santo Afonso, 1954-56. Author: ‘A Suprema Conquista.” m.
Edna Earle Looper, 1925. U.S. address: 109 S. Boston, Tulsa,
Okla. BRAZIL

HARRINGTON, EDNA EARLE LOOPER
(Mrs. Joseph Arnol)

b. Cauthron, Ark., Aug. 3, 1904; ed. East Central (Okla.) Teachers
College; Central (Okla.) Teachers College; Tulsa Univ.; S.W.B.T.S.
Schoolteacher, Spiro, Okla., 1923-25; independent missionary to
Brazil, 1932-37. Appointed 1988; supt. of dormitories, Colegio
Batista Mineiro, Belo Horizonte, BRAZIL, 1934-38, 1943-46; supt.,
grade school of Colegio Batista Mineiro, 1941—; B.S.U. Counselor,
1941-50; state WMU pres., 1954—. Author: “O Departamento
Primario.” m. Joseph Arnol Harrington, Aug. 11, 1925.

BRAZIL

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HARRIS, HENDON MASON

b. Cynthia, Miss., Oct. 8, 1885; ed. Miss. College, B.S., 1905; M.A.,
1923; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1910; Th.D., 1927. Asst. supt., Gloster (Miss.)
School, 1905-06; principal, Prestonsburg (Ky.) Baptist Institute,
1909; YMCA work among Chinese, France, 1918-19; teacher, Miss.
College, 1927-81; pastor, Madison, Ind., 1931-85. Appointed 1910;
resigned 1929; reappointed 1935; evang. and educ. work, Kaifeng,
CHINA, 1921-26; 1986-41; 1946-48; exec. sec., Kaifeng International
Relief Com., 1937-41. Retired 1951. m. Florence Powell, 1910.
Address: Rte. 1, Box 197, Clinton, Miss. EMERITUS—CHINA

HARRIS, FLORENCE POWELL
(Mrs. Hendon Mason)

b. Saltillo, Mexico, Aug. 12, 1889; ed. Blue Mountain College; Miss.
College; Carver School. Appointed 1910; resigned 1929; reappointed
1935; language student, 1910-12; educ.-evang. work, Kaifeng, Honan,
CHINA, 1912-29, 1935-40, 1946-48. Retired 1951. m. Hendon Mason
Harris, June 1, 1910. Children: Miriam Louise (m. Mills), 1911;
Helen Reynolds (m. Moon), 1912; William Powell, 1913 (deceased);
Hendon Mason, Jr., 1916; Eugene Sallee, 1917 (d. 1950); Lawrence
Holliday, 1920; Richard Powell, 1922; Florencita (m. Strunk), 1926.
EMERITUS—CHINA

HARRIS, JOSEPHINE

b. Brinkley, Ark., Oct. 28, 1908; ed. El Dorado Jr. College; Ouachita
College; La. College, B.A., 1932; S.W.B.T.S., B.S.M., 19385. Music-
educ. dir., First Church, Winnfield, La., 1937-39; Baptist student
sec., Northwestern State College (La.), 1939-48; music-educ. dir.,
First Church, Roswell, N. M., 1943-44; Baptist student sec., Univ. of
N. M., and organist, First Church, Albuquerque, 1944-46. Appointed
1946; Baptist student counselor, Univ. of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawan,
1946—; dir., Baptist Bible School (later, Student Center), 1946—.
U.S. address: 118 College Blvd., Pineville, La. HAWAII

HARRIS, ROBERT LAWSON

b. Chapel Hill, N. C., Dec. 3, 1924; ed. Mars Hill Jr. College; Baylor
Univ., B.A., 1947; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1950. Ensign, U.S.N.R., 19438-
45; youth revival worker (summers), 1946-48; youth dir., Broadway
Church, Fort Worth, Tex., 1947-48; pastor, Pleasant Point Church,
Lillian, Tex., 1948-50; Drayton (N. C.) Church, 1957-59. Appointed
1950; language student, Costa Rica, 1950-51; evang. worker, Lima,
PERU, 1951-56, 1958—. m. Mary Culpepper, 1948. U.S. address:
c/o George B. Culpepper, Jr., Fort Valley, Ga. PERU

HARRIS, MARY LILLIAN CULPEPPER
(Mrs. Robert L.)

b. Fort Valley, Ga., Sept. 2, 1924; ed. Mars Hill Jr. College; Asbury
College, B.A., 1945; Emory Univ.; S.W.B.T.S. Schoolteacher,
Forsyth, Ga., 1945-47; Fort Valley, Ga., 1947-48. Appointed 1950;
language student, Costa Rica, 1950-51; evang. worker, Lima, PERu,
1951-56, 1958—. m. Robert L. Harris, Jan. 18, 1948. Children:
Mary Carol, 1949; Robert Lee, 1958. PERU

HARRISON, WILLIAM COLEMAN

b. Shelby Co., Ky., May 3, 1890; ed. Georgetown (Ky.) College;
Univ. of Ky., B.S., 1912; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1924; Ph.D., 1986. Ap-
pointed 1924; resigned 1929; reappointed 1936; language student,
Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL, 1924-25; prof., Baptist theol. seminary,
Rio de Janeiro, 1925-30; Recife, 1936-42; dir., Baptist college, Porto
Alegre, 1942-58. m. Mary Bland, Jan. 14, 1914 (d. 1921). Child:
Mary Bland, 1921 (d. 1931). m. Helen Bagby, 1939. U.S. address:
Bagdad, Ky. BRAZIL

HARRISON, HELEN BAGBY
(Mrs. William Coleman)

b. Nova Friburgo, Rio State, Brazil, Aug. 18, 1900; ed. Mackenzie
College, Sao Paulo, Brazil; Baylor College, B.A., 1919; S.W.B.T.S.,
M.M.T., 1921. Appointed 1923; resigned 1929; reappointed 1935;
teacher, Baptist college, Sao Paulo, BRAZIL, 1923-28; prin., American

Baptist College, Porto Alegre, 1928-39; technical dir., 1942-58; supt.,
religious activities, American Baptist College, Recife, 1939-42. Author:
“The Bagbys of Brazil.’’ m. William Coleman Harrison, Mar. 30,
1939. Children: William Bagby, 1940; Alice Anne, 1942. BRAZIL,

HART, JOSEPH LANCASTER 7

b. Essex Co. Va., Nov. 26, 1877; ed. Richmond College, B.A., 1900; 4

S.B.T.S., B.D., 1908. Pastor, Va. and Ky. churches, 1897-1903.

Appointed 1903; evang. work in ARGENTINA, 1903-21—organized

10 churches in Rosario and province of Santa Fe, pres. Argentine 4

Convention one year; CHILE, 1921-47—pres. Temuco Bible institute, %

pres. Chilean Convention 5 years, editor of “Voz Bautista.” Retired .

1947. Author: “Gospel Triumphs in Argentina and Chile.” m. 4

Tennessee Hamilton, 1904. Address: 7611 Monterrey Dr., El
Paso, Tex. EMERITUS—ARGENTINA and CHILE i

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HART, TENNESSEE HAMILTON
(Mrs. Joseph L.)

b. Meade County, Ky., Sept. 21, 1881; ed. Brandenburg (Ky.) Normal
Institute; Shelbyville (Ky.) College, B.S., 1901; Emory Univ., B.A.,
1933. Schoolteacher, Meade County, Ky., 1901-03. Appointed
1904; evang. work in ARGENTINA, 1904-21—organized WMU work
and B.Y.P.U., First Church, Rosario; CHILE, 1921-47—teacher at
Temuco Baptist institute, pres. of Chilean WMU, founder of Anto-
fagasta kindergarten. Retired 1947. Decorated for Meritorious
Service by Chilean Red Cross, 1944. m. J. L. Hart, Mar. 17, 1904.
Children: Thomas Arthur, 1905; Joseph, 1907; Carolyn, 1910 (d.
1916); Laura (m. Disselkoen), 1912; Lois, 1915; S: \(m. Andrews),
1922. EMERITUS—ARGENTYNA Ahd CHILE

A f\
Hal
HART, LOIS EMILY (Gd foe a Vu

b. Rosario, Argentina, Dec. 21;-1915; ed. Agnes Scott College, B.A.,
1936; Carver School; Johns Hopkins Univ. Hospital, R.N., 1940.
School nurse, Averett College, Danville, Va., 1941. Appointed 1941;
dir., Baptist Good Will Center, Antofagasta, CHILE, 1941—. U.S.
address: 7611 Monterrey Dr., El Paso, Tex. CHILE

HARTWELL, ANNA B.

b. Tengchow, Shantung, China, Mar. 6, 1870; ed. Baptist Missionary
Training School (Chicago). Teacher, Chinese Baptist Night School,
San Francisco, Calif., 1887-89; missionary among Chinese women
and children, San Francisco, 1891-92. Appointed 1892; evang. worker,
Canton, CHINA, 1893-95; Tengchow, 1895-1906; Hwanghsien, 1906-
40; Chefoo, 1940; dir., girls’ school, 1897-99, 1903-06, 1909-15, 1927;
North China women’s training school, 1928-30. Retired 1940. Ad-
dress: 40 Chase St., Newton Centre 59, Mass.
EMERITUS—CHINA

HARVEY, GERALD SCOTT

b. St. Joseph, Mo., May 2, 1925; ed. William Jewell College, B.A.,
1949; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1952, Th.M., 1953. U.S. Army Air Force,
1948-45; Mo. mission board (summer), 1948; pastor, churches in Mo.
and Ky., 1946-54. Appointed 1954; evang. worker, Bulawayo,
SOUTHERN RHODESIA, 1954—. m. Eunice Listrom, 1946. U.S. address:

1206 South 29th St., St. Joseph 52, Mo.
SOUTHERN RHODESIA

HARVEY, EUNICE PEARL LISTROM
(Mrs. Gerald S.)

b. St. Louis County, Mo., Aug. 19, 1926; ed. Washington Univ., B.A.,
1946; William Jewell College; Carver School, M.R.E., 1953. Sec.,
Water Tower Church, St. Louis, Mo., 1943-46; schoolteacher, Liberty,
Mo., 1947-49; Mo. mission board (summer), 1948; office worker,
Louisville, Ky., 1949-51. Appointed 1954; evang. worker, Bulawayo,
SOUTHERN RHODESIA, 1954—. m. Gerald. S. Harvey, Aug. 10, 1946.
Children: Judy Carol, 1953; Janet Sue, 1955; Jill Diane, 1957.
SOUTHERN RHODESIA

HASTEY, ERVIN ELMER

b. Thomas, Okla., Oct. 26, 1920; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ., B.A., 1942;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1952. Pastor, churches in Okla., 1941-44; U.S.
Navy, 1944-46; pastor, Rhea Church, Leedey, Okla., 1946-47; supt.
of missions, Mills Association, Okla., 1948-50; pastor, Hollister,
Okla., 1950-52. Appointed 1952; language student, Costa Rica,
1952-53; evang. worker, Hermosillo, MEXICO, 1954-56; evang., teach-
er, theol. seminary, Torreon, 1956—. m. Ethel Ruth Tyson, 1943.
U.S. address: Box 773, Thomas, Okla. MEXICO

HASTEY, ETHEL RUTH TYSON
(Mrs. E. E.)

b. Buffalo, Okla., Dec. 5, 1919; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ., B.S., 1943;
S.W.B.T.S. Worker, magazine dept., asst. bookkeeper and head
bookkeeper, Okla. Baptist Univ., Shawnee, Okla., 1940-43; teacher,
Thomas, Okla., 1945-46. Appointed 1952; language student, Costa
Rica, 1952-53; evang. worker, Hermosillo, MExico, 1954-56; Torreon,
1956—. m. Ervin Elmer Hastey, Dec. 2, 1948. Children: Stanley
LeRoy, 1944; Ernest Lynn, 1947; Lela Lucretia, 1948; Warren Wesley,
1951; James Clark and John Mark (twins), 1954. MEXICO

HATTON, WILLIAM ALVIN

b. Abilene, Tex., Feb. 14, 1921; ed. Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.A.,
1942; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1946. Mission pastor, Univ. Church, Abi-
lene, Tex., 1941-42; pastor, Tonk Valley Church, Graham, Tex.,
1948-44; asst. pastor, Second Church, Hot Springs, Ark., 1945; RA
sec., Ark., 1946-48. Appointed 1947; language student, Rio de
Janeiro, BRaAzIL, 1948-49; RA sec. for Brazil, 1950—; pastor, Rio
Dourado Church, 1954—. m. Catherine Jordan, 1947. U.S. address:
2704 Hickory, Abilene, Tex. BRAZIL

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HATTON, CATHERINE JORDAN
(Mrs. W. Alvin)

b. Dermott, Ark., June 18, 1921; ed. Blue Mountain College; Ouachita
College, B.A., 1943; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1947. Schoolteacher, Hot
Springs, Ark., 1943-45; young people’s field worker, Ark. WMU
(summer), 1946; pianist, Worth Heights Church, Fort Worth, Tex.,
1946-47. Appointed 1947; language student, Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL,
1948-49; piano teacher, WMU Training School, Rio, 1951-52; theol.
seminary, Rio, 1957—. m. W. Alvin Hatton, May 20, 1947. Children:
Lydia Dell, 1949; William Alvin, Jr., 1951; Sarah Janell, 1953; John
Hurley, 1957. BRAZIL

HAVERFIELD, WILLIAM MILTON

b. Cordele, Ga., Mar. 15, 1917; ed. Univ. of S. C., B.A., 1948;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1949. Sec., YMCA, 1942-44; pastor of churches
in Tex., 1944-45, 1947; fieldworker, Tex. RAs, 1945-46; pastor,
Due West, S. C., 1947-48. Appointed 1948; language student, Medel-
lin, CoLoMBIA, 1949-50; pioneer, Quito, ECUADOR, 1950-51; field
evang., Guadalajara, MBxIco, 1952-54; Mexico City, 1954—; dir.,
Univ. Student Home, 1956—; B.S.U. and Baptist Book Store, 1957—.
m. Lois Nichols, 1947. U.S. address: Lampasas, Tex. MEXICO

HAVERFIELD, LOIS NICHOLS
(Mrs. W. M.)

b. San Benito, Tex., July 5, 1916; ed. Tex. College of Arts and In-
dustries, B.B.A., 1938; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1944. Schoolteacher,
Tex., 1938-42; educ. sec., First Church, Tyler, Tex., 1944-45; sec.,
S.W.B.T.S., Fort Worth, Tex., 1945-47. Appointed 1948; language
student, Medellin, CoLomBiA, 1949-50; pioneer, Quito, ECUADOR,
1950-51; auditor mission accounts, Guadalajara, MExIco, 1952-54;
Mexico City, 1954—-; assoc. dir., student home, 1956-57. m. William
M. Haverfield, May 2, 1947. Child: Carol Joy, 1951. MEXICO

HAWKINS, DORINE

b. Shawnee, Okla., Sept. 27, 1916; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ., B.S.,
1939; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1941. Educ. sec., First Church, Norman,
Okla., 1941-48; Baptist student sec., Okla. A. and M. College, Still-
water, Okla., 1943-45. Appointed 1944; language student, Rio de
Janeiro, BRAZIL, 1945-46; teacher, Baptist girls’ high school religious
course, Rio, 1946-48; dir. WMU Training School, Rio, 1949—.
U.S. address: Box 6597, Richmond, Va. BRAZIL

HAWKINS, FRED LEE, JR.

b. Leaksville, N. C., Apr. 28, 1923; ed. N. C. State College; Carson-

Newman College, B.A., 1947; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1952; S.E.B.T.S.

Music dir., Immanuel Church, Knoxville, Tenn., 1944-45; educ. and

music dir., First Church, Clinton, Tenn., 1946-49, Calvary ee RD OE nate ds
Fort Worth, Tex., 1949-50; educ. dir., First Church, Rockwall, Tex., i
1951-52; Centerview Church, Kannapolis, N. C., 1952-55. Appointed

1955; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1955-56; dir., Sunday

school dept., Brazilian Sunday School Board, Rio de Janeiro, 1956—.

m. Mariruth Barker, 1947. U.S. address: Stanley, N. C.
BRAZIL

HAWKINS, MARIRUTH BARKER
(Mrs. Fred L., Jr.)

b. Maury Co., Tenn., Nov. 17, 1923; ed. Columbia (Tenn.) Business
School; Carson-Newman College, B.A., 1948; Univ. of Tenn.;
S.W.B.T.S. Operator, Western Union, Nashville, 1942-43; book-
keeper, dept. store, Columbia, Tenn., 1948-44; high school teacher,
Clinton, Tenn., 1948-49. Appointed 1955; language student, Cam-
pinas, BRAZIL, 1955-56; publications, Sunday School Board, Rio de
Janeiro, 1956—. m. Fred L. Hawkins, Jr., Dec. 21, 1947. Children:
David Lee, 1949; William Paul, 1950; James Gordon, 1954; Deborah
Ann, 1956. BRAZIL

HAWKINS, THOMAS BENTON

b. Lynchburg, Va., Dec. 9, 1897; ed. Roanoke College, Univ. of Rich-
mond; Univ. of Louisville; S.B.T.S.; S.W.B.T.S., B.R.E., 1921. Ap-
pointed 1921; field missionary, Province of Santa Fe, ARGENTINA,
1921-38; city missionary and prof. in Training School, Rosario, 1939-
52; prof., International Baptist Seminary, Buenos Aires, 1952-56;
evang., Rosario, 1956—. m. Lou Ellen Combs, 1921. U.S. address:
Route 1, Bedford, Va. ARGENTINA

HAWKINS, LOU ELLEN COMBS
(Mrs. T. BS)

b. Randolph Co., Ala., Nov. 29, 1896; ed. Judson College, B.A.,
1920; Carver School. Instructor, Carver School, Louisville, Ky.,
1920-21. Appointed 1921; evang., WMU Association programs,
Good Will Center, Rafaela, ARGENTINA, 1921-38; association and social
service work, 1939-52; dir., Training School, 1939-40; prof., Training
School, Rosario, 1946-52; instructor, International Baptist Seminary,
Buenos Aires, 1952-56; evang., Rosario, 1956—. m. T. B. Hawkins,
July 8, 1921. Children: Thomas Benton, Jr., 1922 (d. 1923); Louise,
1923; Emma Katherine, 1925 (d. 1927); Esther, 1926; Mary Jo,
1929; Josephus Alphonso, 1931. ARGENTINA

 
HAYES, ALICE JOHNSON
(Mrs. C. A.)

b. Iceland, Jan. 20, 1872; ed. Baptist Missionary Training School
(Chicago); Univ. of Calif., M.D., 1901; Moody Bible Institute.
Intern, Women’s and Children’s Hospital, San Francisco, Calif.;
pastor’s asst., Marion (Ind.), Portland (Ore.), Los Angeles (Calif.),
1895-97. Appointed 1901; medical work, Ying Tak, Kwangtung,
CHINA, 1901-06; Stout Memorial Hospital, Wuchow, Kwangsi, 1906-
14; Sarah Jaffray Dispensary and Leung Kwang Hospital, Canton,
1914-41; interned 1941, repatriated 1942. Retired 1948. m. Charles
Arthur Hayes, Feb. 11, 1902 (d. 1946). Child: Arthur Courtney,

1905. Address: 207-E S. Sixth, Alhambra, Calif.
EMERITUS—CHINA

HAYES, ARNOLD EDMUND

b. Tuscaloosa, Ala., July 7, 1898; ed. Ala. Polytechnic Institute,
B.S., 1916; S.B.T.S., Th.B., 1930; Th.M., 1937; Ph.D., 1989; YMCA
School; Army Air School. Appointed 1919; educ. work, Corrente,
BRAZIL, 1919-20; prof., American Baptist College, Recife, 1920-23;
field missionary, Paraiba, 1928-81; teacher and dean, then pres., Baptist
seminary, Recife, 1932-87; field missionary, Recife, 1988-42; Triunfo,
1945-48; founder, Green Mountain Bible School, 1945, mission treas.,
1948-44, 1949-58, Recife. Author: ‘‘Manual de Historia Biblica do
Velho Testamento.” Retired (reg. 1958), 1954. m. Helen Ford,
1918. U.S. address: 512 Hastings St., Redlands, Calif.
EMERITUS—BRAZIL

HAYES, HELEN FORD
(Mrs. A. E.)

b. Fordsville, Ky., Aug. 28, 1895; ed. Georgetown College. School-
teacher, Hale Co., Ala., 1916-18. Appointed 1919; educ. evang. in
Corrente, Paraiba, Recife, and Triunfo, BRaAzIL, 1920-538. Retired
(reg. 1958), 1954. m. A. E. Hayes, Aug. 10, 1918. Children: Arnold
Edmund, Jr., 1920; John William, 1928; Robert Ford, 1925 (d. 1926);
Helen Belinda (m. McBride), 1927; Richard Thomas, 1932; James
Christopher, 1984. EMERITUS—BRAZIL

HAYES, RUTH EVERLEY

b. Jacksonville, Ill., Oct. 28, 1916; ed. Mo. Baptist School of Nursing,
R.N., 1938; Southwest Baptist College; William Jewell College,
B.A., 1944; Carver School; Johns Hopkins Hospital. Nurse, City
Hospital, St. Louis, Mo., 1988-40; public health nursing, field work,
Louisville, Ky., 1944-45; U.S. Army nurse, 1945-46. Appointed
1947; language student, Canton, CHINA, 1947-48; supt. of nurses,
Stout Memorial Hospital, Wuchow, 1949-50; language student,
Bandung, INDONESIA, 1953-54; nurse, Baptist hospital, Kediri,
1954—. U.S. address: Memphis, Mo. INDONESIA

HAYS, GEORGE HOWARD

b. Luray, Mo., Oct. 10, 1920; ed. Southwest Baptist College; William
Jewell College, B.A., 1943; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1947; Th.D., 1954. Pastor
of churches in Mo. and Ind., 1940-48. Appointed 1948; language stu-
dent, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1948-50; teacher, Seinan Gakuin, Fukuoka,
1950-57, and lecturer, 1958—; Mission treas., Tokyo, 1958—. m.
Helen Mathis, 1946. U.S. address: Luray, Mo. JAPAN

HAYS, HELEN MATHIS
(Mrs. George H.)

b. Louisville, Ky., Jan. 14, 1920; ed. John B. Stetson Univ., B.A.,
1943; Carver School, M.R.E., 1945. Schoolteacher, Fla. and Ky.,
1940-47; educ. dir., Riverside Church, Jacksonville, Fla., 1945-46.
Appointed 1948; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1948-50; educ.-
evang. worker, Fukuoka, 1950-57; Tokyo, 1958—. m. George H.
Hays, June 21, 1946. Children: Virginia Ruth, 1950; Barbara
Kathryn, 1952; George Howard, Jr., 1955. JAPAN

HEADRICK, HARVEY OTIS

b. Longstreet, La., Sept. 11, 1926; ed. La. College, B.A., 1947;
N.O.B.T.S., B.D., 1950. Pastor, La. churches, 1944-47; staff, Ridge-
crest Assembly (summers), 1947-48; pastor, Eastlawn Mission,
Pascagoula, Miss., 1949; Friendship Church, Bon Secour, Ala. (half-
time), 1949-50. Appointed 1950; language student, Campinas,
BRAZIL, 1950-51; evang. worker, Mandaguari, Parana, 1951-53;
Maringa, 1953—. m. Betty Colvin, 1949. U.S. address: 403 W.
Third St., Homer, La. BRAZIL

HEADRICK, BETTY LUCILLE COLVIN
(Mrs. Harvey O.)

b. Alexandria, La., Feb. 12, 1928; ed. La. College, B.A., 1949;
N.O.B.T.S. Staff, Ridgecrest Assembly (summer), 1947; employee,
Rio Vista Church, New Orleans, La. (summer), 1948. Appointed
1950; language student, Campinas, BRAziL, 1950-51; evang. worker,
Mandaguari, Parana, 1951-53; Maringa, 1953—. m. Harvey O.
Headrick, June 10, 1949. Children: Debora Alice, 1952; Fred
Wayne, 1954; Deanna Kay, 1956. BRAZIL

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HEISS, DONALD RAYMOND

b. Addyston, Ohio, Apr. 4, 1927; ed. Carson-Newman College, B.A.,
1951; G.G.B.T.S., B.D., 1956. Pastor, Eastside Mission, Jefferson
City, Tenn., 1950-51, Kentfield (Calif.) Mission, 1951-52; Calvary
Church, Petaluma, Calif., 1953-55; Trinity Southern Church, Liver-
more, Calif., 1955-57. Appointed 1957; language student, Tokyo,
JAPAN, 1957-58. m. Joyce Sheckler, 1947. U.S. address: 6745
Jersey Ave., Cincinnati 33, Ohio. JAPAN

HEISS, JOYCE RUTH SHECKLER
(Mrs. Donald)

b. Toledo, Ohio, Aug. 18, 1927; ed. Carson-Newman College;
G.G.B.T.S. Worker, printing co., Cincinnati, Ohio, 1945-46; sec.,
Lawrenceburg, Ind., 1946-47. Appointed 1957; language student,
Tokyo, JAPAN, 1957-58. m. Donald R. Heiss, June 18, 1947. Chil-
dren: James Donald, 1949; John Raymond, 1951; Paula Joyce,
1958; Daniel Eugene, 1955. JAPAN

HENDERSON, WILLIE GUY

b. Jackson, Miss., May 28, 1928; ed. Miss, College, B.A., 1951;
N.O.B.T.S., B.D., 1954; Yale Language School. U.S. Navy, 1946-
48; pastor, Papalote (Tex.) Church, 1947-48; Pleasant Ridge and
Cash churches, Forest, Miss., 1948-50; Mount Zion, Fellowship, and
New Home churches, Taylorsville, Miss., 1950-51 Mesa Church,
Tylertown, Miss., 1951-52; Society Hill Church, Oak Vale, Miss.,
1952-54; Emmanuel Church, Biloxi, Miss., 1955-58. Appointed for
KorgA, 1958. m. Lois Robertson, 1948. U.S. address: 756 Raleigh
St., Forest, Miss: KOREA

HENDERSON, ANA LOIS ROBERTSON
(Mrs. W. Guy)

b. Alice, Tex., June 17, 1930; ed. Howard Payne College; Miss. Col-
lege; Gulf Park College; William Carey College; Yale Language
School. Clerk, Baptist Book Store, Jackson, Miss., 1949; sec., First
Church, Sinton, Tex., 1946-47; Clinton (Miss.) Church, 1951; First
Church, New Orleans, La., 1951-52; Franklin Ave. Church, New
Orleans, 1952. Appointed for Korea, 1958. m. W. Guy Henderson,
Dec. 21, 1948. Children: Rex Wayne, 1952; Melinda pas
A

HENLEY, SARAH LOU

b. Loraine, Tex., Apr. 30, 1927; ed. Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.A.,
1949; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1953. V.B.S. worker in Tex., 1948;
summer worker, Home Mission Board, Okla., 1951; Calif., 1952-53;
schoolteacher, Dimmitt, Tex., 1949-50; Seminole, Tex., 1950-51;
Richmond, Calif., 1953-54; Murphys, Calif., 1954-55. Appointed
1955; language student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1955-56; teacher, Shaki,
1956—. U.S. address: 1804S. First St., Lamesa, Tex. NIGERIA

HERN, WILLIAM ORVAL

b. Cabool, Mo., Aug. 10, 1924; ed. Southwest Mo. State College;
Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.A., 1950; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. U.S.
Marine Corps, 1943-45; manager, hardware store, Mountain Grove,
Mo., 1945-48; pastor, Farris Church, Okla., 1950-54. Appointed
1954; language student, Beirut, LEBANON, 1954-56; church and field
evang., Ajloun, JORDAN, 1956—. m. Nancy Hunter, 1952. U.S.
address: Box 248, Mountain Grove, Mo. JORDAN

HERN, NANCY CAROLINE HUNTER
(Mrs. William O.)

b. Greensboro, N. C., Sept. 8, 1925; ed. Mars Hill College, A.A.,
1945; Duke Univ. School of Nursing, B.S., 1948; Columbia (S. C.)
Bible College; S.W.B.T.S. Nurse, Ft. Howard, Md., 1948-50; Colum-
bia, S. C., 1950-51; Raleigh, N. C. (summer), 1952; Fort Worth, Tex.,
1951-54. Appointed 1954; language student, Beirut, LEBANON,
1954-56; church and field evang., Ajloun, JORDAN, 1956—. m. Wil-
liam O. Hern, Aug. 24, 1952. Children: Louise Elizabeth, 1954;
William Chase, 1956. JORDAN

HERRING, JAMES ALEXANDER

b. Chengchow, China, Feb. 1, 1905; ed. Wake Forest College; Furman
Univ.; N.O.B.T.S., B.C.T., 1988. Pastor, Oak Grove (La.) Church,
1932-34; Jackson (La.) Church, 1934-35; Cullowhee (N. C.) Church,
1942-48; Augusta Road Church, Greenville, S. C., 1944-47; First
Church, Moultrie, Ga., 1951-57. Appointed 1935; language student,
Kweilin, CHINA, 1935-36; evang. worker, 1936-41; Chengchow,
1947-48; Liuchow, 1948-49; resigned 1953; reappointed 1957; evang.
worker, Kaohsiung, TAIWAN, 1957—. m. Nan Trammell, 1932. U.S.
address: 27 Tindal Ave., Greenville, S. C. TAIWAN (Formosa)

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HERRING, NAN STEPHENS TRAMMELL
(Mrs. J. A.)

b. Belton, S. C., May 30, 1907; ed. Greenville Woman’s College,
B.A., 1929; Cornell Univ., M.A., 1930; N.O.B.T.S. Appointed 1935;
language student, Kweilin, CH1NA, 1935-36; evang. worker, 1936-41;
Chengchow, 1947; Kweilin, 1948-49; resigned 19538; reappointed
1957; evang. worker, Kaohsiung, TAIWAN, 1957—. m. J. Alexander
Herring, Sept. 15, 1982. Children: James Alexander, Jr., 1935;
Sarah Alice, 1939; Gordon Rea, 1948; Nan Trammell, 1947.
TAIWAN (Formosa)

HIBBARD, HAZELDEAN

b. Corbin, Ky., Nov. 23, 1927; ed. Weatherford (Tex.) College, A.A.,
1948; Howard Payne College, B.A., 1950; City-County Hospital School
of Nursing, R.N., 1954; Tex. Wesleyan College, B.S., 1954; S.W.B.T.S.
Dental asst. Laboratory technician, office nurse, and bookkeeper,
Tex., 1948-54; nurse, City-County Hospital, Fort Worth, Tex., 1954-
55; supervisor, pediatrics and isolation, Methodist Hospital, Lubbock,
Tex., 1955; office nurse, Lubbock, 1955-57. Appointed (special) 1956;
nurse, Ire, Oyo, Shaki, Ogbomosho, NIGERIA, 1957-58. U.S. address:
1012 Ball St., Weatherford, Tex. NIGERIA

HICKMAN, WILLIAM AUBREY, JR.

b. Orlando, Fla., July 19, 1924; ed. U.S. Air Corps Flying School;
Univ. of Fla., B.A., 1949; S/B.T.S., B.D., 1950; Th.M., 1955. U.S.
Army Air Corps, 948-45; clerk, Gainésville (Fla.) Feed Milling Co.,
1945-46; warehouse managef,/ Gainesville, 1946-47; janitor, S.B.TS.,
1948-50; pastor, /Freed Church, Spiro, Ky., 1949-50. Appointed
1950; lang an Jose, Costa Rica, 1950-51; field evang.,
Asuncion, // 195; dir., theol. institute, 1956—. m.
Jane h . U.S. address: 1417 Woodward, Orlando,
Fla. j PARAGUAY

/

HICKMAN, JANE GRAHAM | Aa Utbntns

(Mrs. William A., Jr.)

b. Tampa, Fla., Nov. 12, 1923; €d. Fla. State College; Orlando Secre-
tarial School; Carver School. Stenographer, Orlando, 1943-44;
clerk, post office, Orlando Air Base, 1944-45; film repairer, librarian,
stenographer, Univ. of Fla., 1945-46. Appointed 1950; language
student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1950-51; evang. worker, Asuncion,
ParaGcuay, 1951—. m. William A. Hickman, Jr., Apr. 17, 1944.
Children: John Robert, 1947; William Alan, 1952; Mary Beth,
1954. PARAGUAY

HICKS, DOROTHY GILBERT
(Mrs. Marlin Russell)

b. Meridian, Miss., Nov. 8, 1920; ed. Blue Mountain College, B.A.,
1942; Baylor Univ., M.A., 1946; S.W.B.T.S. Reporter, “Meridian
Star,” 1942; educ. sec., Fifteenth Ave. Church, Meridian, 1943-44;
schoolteacher, Fort Worth, Tex., 1946-47. Appointed 1950; language
study, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1950-51; evang., Santiago, CHILE, 1951-
52, 1956-57; Antofagasta, 1952-56; publications, Baptist Spanish
Publishing House, EL Paso, Tex., 1958—. m. Marlin R. Hicks,
June 21, 1946 (d. 1957). Children: Marlin Russell, Jr., 1949; Cecilia
Dene, 1951; Kenneth Gilbert, 1953. U.S. address: 2416 24th Ave.,
Meridian, Miss. BAPTIST SPANISH PUBLISHING HOUSE

HICKS, WADE BRYANT

b. Florence, S. C., Dec. 17, 1925; ed. Va. Military Institute; Univ.
of S. C.; Cornell Midshipmen’s School; Oberlin College; Univ. of
N. C., B.A., 1947; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1950; Th.D., 1956. U.S. Navy,
1944-45; church youth dir., Louisville, Ky., 1949-50; pastor, Forks
of Elkhorn, Ky., 1950-55. Appointed 1955; language student, Baguio,
PHILIPPINES, 1957-58; teacher, theol. seminary, 1956-57, 1958—. m.

P. G 1950. U.S. address: 823 W. Palmetto, Florence,
Es lina eae PHILIPPINES

HICKS, PEGGY LENORA GREENE
(Mrs. W. Bryant)

b. Savannah, Ga., Feb. 16, 1927; ed. Coker College for Women, B.A.,
1948. Dir. of religious educ., First Church, Hamlet, N. C. (summer),
1947; intern in religious educ., Myers Park Church, Charlotte, N. C.,
1948-49; B.S.U. sec., Woman’s College of Univ. of N. C., Greensboro,
1949-50; sec.-receptionist, Louisville, Ky., 1950-51; dir., kinder-
garten, S.B.T.S., Louisville, 1952-55. Appointed 1955; language
student, Baguio, PHILIPPINES, 1957-58; teacher, theol. seminary, 1956-
57, 1958—. m. W. Bryant Hicks, June 24, 1950. Children: Wade
Bryant, Jr., 1956; Bonnie Lenora, 1958. PHILIPPINES

HIGH, THOMAS O’CONNOR

b. Spartanburg Co., S. C., Aug. 18, 1919; ed. Wofford College, B.A.,
1940; Vanderbilt Univ., M.A., 1942; Converse College; S.W.B.T\S.,
S.B.T.S., B.D., 1952. U.S. Army, 1942-45; schoolteacher, Union,
S. C., 1940-41; Chesnee, S. C., 1946; Raleigh, N. C., 1946-47; Long-
creek (S. C.), Academy, 1947-49; pastor, Chapel Hill, Tenn., 1951-
58; Louisville, Ky., 1954-55. Appointed (special) 1955; language
student, Oyo, NiGERIA, 1956; teacher, theol. seminary, Ogbomosho,
1956—. m. Katharine Frances Younts, 1954. U.S. address: c/o A.
F. High, Rte. 8, Woodruff, S. C. NIGERIA

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HIGH, KATHARINE YOUNTS
(Mrs. Thomas O.)

b. Greensboro, N. C., Oct. 14, 1926; ed. Mars Hill College, A.A.,
1948; Wake Forest College, B.A., 1950; Carver School, M.R.E.,
1952. Educ. dir., 16th St. Church, Greensboro, N. C. (summers),
1947-49; associational missionary, N. C. state mission board (summers),
1950-52; teacher, Magoffin Baptist Institute, Mountain Valley,
Ky., 1952-54; kindergarten, Harrods Creek, Ky., 1955. Appointed
(special) 1955; language student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1956; teacher, theol.
seminary, Ogbomosho, 1956—. m. Thomas O. High, May 22, 1954.
Children: Thomas O., Jr., 1956; Stephen Andrew, 1958.

NIGERIA

HIGHFILL, VIRGINIA BARNES

b. Rockingham Co., N. C., May 8, 1922; ed. Meredith College, B.A.,
1947; Carver School, M.R.E., 1949. Sunday school fieldworker,
Raleigh, N. C., 1945-46; sec., educ. dir., Southside Church, Moores-
ville, N. C., 1948; educ. dir., Angier Ave. Church, Durham, N. C.,
1949-50. Appointed 1950; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1950-
52; religious educ., Keisen Church, 1950-52; Osaka, 1952-58; Shinkoiwa
Church, Tokyo, 1958—; asst. treas., Mission office, 1958—. U.S.
address: 2901 Bon Air Ave., Winston-Salem, N. C. JAPAN

HILL, JOHN BAKER

b. St. George, S. C., July 15, 1926; ed. Furman Univ., B.A., 1949;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., M.R.E., 1958. U.S. Naval Reserve, 1944-46;
summer worker, Home Mission Board, Calif., 1950; church educ.
dir., Fort Worth, Tex., 1949-51; West Columbia, S. C., 1953-55;
instructor, S. C. Baptist Hospital, Columbia, 1953-55. Appointed
1955; language student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1955-56; educ. work, Igede,
1956—. m. Louise Lewis, 1951. U.S. address: Box 411, St. George,
S.C. NIGERIA

HILL, LOUISE LEWIS
(Mrs. John Baker)

b. Thorsby, Ala., Sept. 830, 1925; ed. North Greenville Jr., College
A.A., 1944; Winthrop College, B.A., 1945; S. C. Baptist Hospital,

‘Wine 2 R.N., 1949; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1952. High school teacher, Wag-
J to {3 [CLE ener, S. C., 1945-46; Harris Hospital, Fort Worth, Tex., obstetrical

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nurse, 1949-50, orthopedic nurse, 1950-52, head nurse, newborn
nursery, 1951-58; piano teacher, Columbia, 1954-55. Appointed
1955; language student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1955-56; nurse, Igede, 1956—.
m. John Baker Hill, Aug. 4, 1951. Children: John Baker, Jr., 1952;
Richard Wendell, 1954; David Winston, 1956. NIGERIA

HILL, PATRICK HENRY

b. Dade City, Fla., Jan. 4, 1918; ed. Tampa Univ.; Ala. Polytechnic
Institute; Fla. Southern College; Stetson Univ., B.A., 1948; S.B.T.S.,
B.D., 1947; Th.M., 1948; Th.D., 1949. Professional orchestra player,
1937-41; pastor, Altoona (Fla.) Church, 1942-44; schoolteacher,
Eustis, Fla., 1943-44; pastor, Vienna (Ind.) Church, 1945-47; Heb-
bardsville (Ky.) Church, 1945-46; chaplain, Lincoln Institute, Lincoln
Ridge, Ky., 1947-49. Appointed 1949; prof. of Christian Ethics and
Sociology, Baptist Theol. Seminary, Ogbomosho, NIGERIA, 1949—.
m. Jane Knight, 1948. U.S. address: 414 N. Twelfth St., Dade
City, Fla. NIGERIA

HILL, JANE KNIGHT
(Mrs. Patrick H.)

b. Tifton, Ga., Apr. 80, 1922; ed. Univ. of Miami; Stetson Univ.,
B.A., 1943; Carver School, M.R.E., 1948. Schoolteacher, Eustis,
Fla., 1943-44. Appointed 1949; educ,-evang. worker, Ogbomosho,
NIGERIA, 1949—. m. Patrick Henry Hill, June 1, 1948. Children:

Patrick Henry, Jr., 1944; John Knight, 1948; Marjorie Ann, 1951.
NIGERIA

HILL, RONALD CALLAHAN

b. Spindale, N. C., July 31, 1927; ed. Mars Hill Jr. College; Baylor
Univ., B.A., 1947; N.O.B.T.S., B.D., 1951. Textile worker, Spindale,
N. C., 1943-44; pastor, Tex., N. C., and La., 1946-49; pastor,
Mt. Pisgah Church, Mt. Hermon, La., 1949-52. Appointed 1952;
evang. worker, Bangkok, THAILAND, 1952-54; Chon Buri, 1954—.

m. Evelyn Pittman, 1948. U.S. address: Box 684, Spindale, N. C.
THAILAND

HILL, EVELYN PITTMAN
(Mrs. Ronald C.)

b. Battleboro, N. C., Feb. 17, 1927; ed. Mars Hill Jr. College, A.A.,
1945; Wake Forest College, B.A., 1947; N.O.B.T.S. Office worker,
dean of women, hall monitor, Mars Hill (N. C.) College, 1943-45;
assoc. missionary, Sandy Creek Association, N. C., 1947-48. Ap-
pointed 1952; Bangkok, THAILAND, 1952-54; Chon Buri, 1954—.
m. Ronald C. Hill, Aug. 18, 1948. Children: Robert David, 1950;
Neal Timothy, 1952; Debora, 1955; Jonathan Yates, 1957.
THAILAND

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HILL, THOMAS WILLARD

b. Lamar, S. C., Dec. 10, 1928; ed. North Greenville Jr. College,
A.A., 1947; Furman Univ., B.A., 1949; N.O.B.T.S., B.D., 1952;
Th.D., 1956. V.B.S. worker, Sunday School Dept., S. C. Baptist
Convention, 1948, 1950; asst. pastor, First Church, Henderson, N. C.,
1951; pastor, Woolmarket Church, Biloxi, Miss., 1953-56. Appointed
1956; language student, Costa Rica, 1957; teacher, theol. school,
San Jose, 1958—. m. Cornice Winter, 1954. U.S. address: P. O.
Box 16, Lamar, S. C. COSTA RICA

HILL, CORNICE WINTER
(Mrs. Thomas W.)

b. Grenada Co., Miss., June 8, 1929; ed. Miss. College, B.A., 1951;
N.O.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1954. Summer worker, Sunday School Dept.,
Ala. Baptist Convention, 1948, 1950; sec., Handsboro (Miss.) Church,
1953; schoolteacher, Natchez, Miss., 1951-52; Fernwood, Gulfport,
Miss., 1954-55; Gorenflo, Biloxi, Miss., 1956. Appointed 1956;
language student, Costa Rica, 1957; church-home evang., San Jose,
1958—. m. Thomas W. Hill, May 25, 1954. Children: Cynthia
Paige, 1956; Crystal Patrice, 1958. COSTA RICA

HILLIARD, RUSSELL BOSTON

b. Sparks, Ga., Oct. 4, 1980; ed. Emory Univ.; Valdosta (Ga.) State
College, B.A., 1952; S.E.B.T.S., B.D., 1955; Duke Univ. Pastor,
Ousley (Ga.) Church, 1951-52; Goodhope Church, Naylor, Ga.,
1951-52; Friendship Church, Bunnlevel, N. C., 1953-57. Appointed
(special) 1957; language student, Barcelona, SPAIN, 1957; teacher,
theol. seminary, 1958—. m. Edith Bassett, 1951. U.S. address:
c/o M. H. Hilliard, Sparks, Ga. SPAIN

HILLIARD, EDITH (PATSY) BASSETT
(Mrs. Russell B.)

b. Ft. Valley, Ga., Oct. 30, 1981; ed. Valdosta (Ga.) State College,
B.S., 1952; S.E.B.T.S. Schoolteacher, Zebulon, N. C., 1952-54.
Appointed (special) 1957; language student, Barcelona, SPAIN, 1957;
church-home evang., 1958—. m. Russell B. Hilliard, Sept. 9, 1951.
Children: Rose Margaret, 1956; Russell B., Jr., 1957, SPAIN

HINES, RUBY BURTON

b. Westbrook, Tex., Feb. 29, 1916; ed. Mary Hardin-Baylor College,
B.A., 1989; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1944. Teacher, Buford School,
Colorado City, Tex., 1937-40; Westbrook (Tex.) schools, 1940-42;
church missionary, Calvary Church, San Antonio, Tex., 1944. Ap-
pointed 1944; language student, Maceio, Alagoas, BRAZIL, 1945;
dir., Maceio primary school, 1946, 1948-50; substitute asst. dir.,
Escola das Trabalhadoras Cristas, Recife, Pernambuco, 1947; dir.,
Paraiba Baptist Institute, Joao Pessoa, 1951—. U.S. address: West-
brook, Tex. BRAZIL

HIPPS, JOHN BURDER

b. Spring Creek, N. C., Feb. 12, 1884; ed. Mars Hill College; Wake
Forest College, B.A., 1907; D.D., 1935; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1913;
Union Theol. Seminary (New York), S.T.M., 1921; Columbia Univ.,
M.A., 1926. Prin., Lee Baptist Institute, Pennington Gap, Va.,
1907-10; prof. of missions, S.E.B.T.S., 1951-57. Appointed 1913;
language student, 1913-15; prof., Univ. of Shanghai, CHINA, 1915-49;
dean, Shanghai Baptist Theol. Seminary, 1923-35. Retired 1951.
m. Lydia Brown, 1921 (d. 1924). Child: Robert Owen, 1922. m.
Margaret Stroh, 1926. U.S. address: Wake Forest, N. C.
EMERITUS—CHINA

HIPPS, MARGARET STROH
(Mrs. John Burder)

b. Pueblo, Colo., Mar. 16, 1895; ed. Lake Forest (Ill.) College, B.A.,
1916; Carroll College (Waukesha, Wis.); Columbia Univ., M.A., 1926.
Piano teacher, Waukesha, Wis., 1916-18; industrial sec., YWCA,
Racine, Wis., 1919-20; student sec., YWCA, Nanking, China, 1920-
25. Appointed 1926; teacher, Univ. of Shanghai, CHINA, 1926-49;
acting head, music dept., 1945-47. Retired 1951. m. John Burder
Hipps, July 29, 1926. Children: Jackson Stroh, 1928; Lydia Jean,
1930 (d. 1930). EMERITUS—CHINA

HIX, GLENN LUTHER

b. Candor, N. C., Sept. 28, 1925; ed. Oak Ridge (N. C.) Military
Institute; Centenary College; Wake Forest College, B.S., 1950;
N.O.B.T.S., B.D., 1953. U.S. Army Air Forces, 1943-45; revival
speaker, various states, 1950-52; pastor, Gethsemane Church, Whit-
akers, N. C., 1948-49; Gethsemane-Union field, Whitakers, 1949-
50; Mt. Pleasant Church, Bogue Chitto, Miss., 1952-54; Biscoe
(N. C.) Church, 1954-57. Appointed 1957; language student, Taipeh,
TAIWAN, 1958. m. Mabel Green, 1952. U.S. address: c/o Van B.
Hix, Biscoe, N. C. TAIWAN (Formosa)

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HIX, MABEL BLACKWELL GREEN
(Mrs. Glenn L.)

b. Decatur, Ala., Feb. 22, 1922; ed. Ala. College, B.A., 1943; Moody
Bible Institute, 1949; N.O.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1953. Schoolteacher,
Opp, Ala., 1943-44; Decatur, 1949-51. Appointed 1957; language
student, Taipeh, TAIWAN, 1958. m. Glenn L. Hix, June 6, 1952.
Children: Daniel Andrew, 1953; Stephen Glenn, 1954; Mark Timothy,
1955. TAIWAN (Formosa)

HOBBS, JERRY

b. Rocky, Okla., Feb. 6, 1929; ed. Panhandle A. and M. College (Okla.);
Okla. Baptist Univ., B.A., 1952; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1957. Pastor,
Meridian Church, Sweetwater, Okla., 1949-50; Riverview Church,
Waurika, Okla., 1950-51; Mt. Zion Church, Vernon, Tex., 1953-
55; Irving Church, Ryan, Okla., 1955-57. Appointed 1957; language
student, Bangkok, THAILAND, 1957-58. m. Darline Anderson, 1950.
U.S. address: 208 S. Market, Cordell, Okla. THAILAND

HOBBS, JIMMIE DARLINE ANDERSON
(Mrs. Jerry)

b. Weatherford, Okla., Dec. 8, 1980; ed. Univ. of Tulsa (Okla.);
Okla. College for Women; Okla. Baptist Univ.; S.W.B.T.S. Private
piano teacher, Irving community, Ryan, Okla., 1956-57. Appointed
1957; language student, Bangkok, THAILAND, 1957-58. m. Jerry
Hobbs, Aug. 21, 1950. Children: Jeanette Lorraine, 1951; Mark,
1958; Judith Ann, 1955; Peggy Louise, 1958. THAILAND

HOCUM, MERNA JEAN

b. Fort Dodge, Iowa, Apr. 26, 1927; ed. Blue Mountain College,
B.A., 1949; Carver School, M.R.E., 1952; Univ. of Tenn. School of
Social Work, M.S.S.W., 1956. Summer worker, Home Mission Board,
Tex., 1947, 1949, 1951; teacher, School of the Ozarks, Pt. Lookout,
Mo., 1949-50; dir., Benedict Good Will Center, St. Charles, Va.,
1952-54; staff member, community centers in Nashville and Memphis,
Tenn., 1954-56. Appointed 1956; language student, Campinas,
BRAZIL, 1956-57; Good Will Center work, Recife, 1957—. U.S.
address: 1087 Parkland Rd., Memphis, Tenn. BRAZIL

HODGES, BETTY CLAUDINE

b. Sallis, Miss., Oct. 20, 1929; ed. Clarke College; Wayland Baptist
College; Huntingdon College; William Carey College, B.S., N.O.B.T.S.,
M.R.E., 1956. Teacher, McCool (Miss.) High School, 1952-54; educ.
dir., Chapel Hill (N. C.) Church, 1956-57. Appointed 1957; language
study, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1957-58; educ. work, Temuco, CHILE,
1958—. U.S. address: McAdams, Miss. CHILE

HODGES, RUFUS DEAN, JR.

b. Wrightsville, Ga., Nov. 5, 1927; ed. Brewton-Parker Jr. College;
Mercer Univ., B.A., 1949; M.Ed., 1953; S.E.B.T.S. Schoolteacher,
Brewton, Ga., 1949-50; teacher and asst. prin., Swainsboro, Ga.,
1951-52; teacher and prin., Senoia, Ga., 1950-51; Vidette, Ga., 1952-
56; pastor, Shady Grove Church, Adrian, Ga., 1956. Appointed
1958; language study, Oyo, NiGERIA, 1958-59; teacher, Newton
Memorial School, Oshogbo, 1959—. m. Irene Chavous, 1950. U.S.
address: 311 Arch St., Dublin, Ga. NIGERIA

HODGES, IRENE CHAVOUS
(Mrs. Rufus D., Jr.)

b. Dublin, Ga., Apr. 15, 1928; ed. Mars Hill College, A.A., 1947;
Tift College, B.A., 1949; Univ. of Ga. (correspondence); Mercer
Univ.; S.E.B.T.S. Schoolteacher, Brewton, Ga., 1949-50; Senoia,
Ga., 1950-51; Swainsboro, Ga., 1951-52; Vidette, Ga., 1952-54, 1955-
56. Appointed 1958; language study, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1958-59; teacher,
Newton Memorial School, Oshogbo, 1959—. m. Rufus D. Hodges,
Jr., June 4, 1950. Child: Carol, 1954. NIGERIA

HOLLAWAY, ERNEST LEE, JR.

b. Norman, Ark., Nov. 30, 1919; ed. Ouachita Baptist College, B.A.,
1941; S.B.T.S.; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1949; M.R.E., 1955. Minister of
music and educ., First Church, Mayfield, Ky., 1941-42; U.S. Army,
1942-46; minister of music and educ. (part-time), First Church,
Salem, Ind., 1946; Southside Church, Wichita Falls, Tex., 1946-48;
First Church, Stephenville, Tex., 1948-49. Appointed 1949; language
study, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1949-51; evang., Nagoya, 1951-56; Yokohama,
1956-57; Tokyo, 1957—; co-sec., Sunday school dept., Japan Con-
vention, 1956—. m. Ida Nelle Daily, 1941. U.S. address: Arka-
delphia, Ark. JAPAN

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HOLLAWAY, IDA NELLE DAILY
(Mrs. Ernest Lee, Jr.)

b. Ewing, Ill., June 18, 1921; ed. Ouachita Baptist College, B.A.,
1941; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1949. Appointed 1949; language study,
Tokyo, JAPAN, 1949-51; evang., Nagoya, 1951-56; Yokohama, 1956-
57; Tokyo, 1957—. Author: “The Lantern and the Song.” m.
Ernest Lee Hollaway, Jr., July 7, 1941. Children: Ernest Lee, III,
1942; Ralph William, 1944; Stephen Eugene, 1952; Mark Alan,
1954; Rebecca Diane, 1955. JAPAN

HOLLEY, HERBERT HOWARD

b. Daviston, Ala., Mar. 4, 1927; ed. Howard College, B.A., 1951;
N.O.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. Active duty, U.S. Naval Reserve, 1945-46;
pastor, Rocky Creek Church, Tallapoosa Association, Ala., 1950-51;
New Concord Church, Dadeville, Ala., 1953-54; Carrville Church,
East Tallassee, Ala., 1954-56. Appointed 1956; evang. worker,
SINGAPORE, 1956-57, 1958—; language student, Kuala Lumpur,
MALAYA, 1957-58. m. Frances Sayers, 1951. U.S. address: 1635
Madison Ave., Montgomery, Ala. SINGAPORE

HOLLEY, FRANCES SAYERS
(Mrs. Herbert H.)

b. Montgomery, Ala., Oct. 13, 1983; ed. Howard College; N.O.B.T.S.,
Clerk, Ala. State Dept. of Archives and History, Montgomery (sum-
mers), 1950, 1952; pianist, Mt. Calvary Church, Tarrant City, Ala.,
1951; information clerk, Southern Baptist Hospital, New Orleans,
La., 1952. Appointed 1956; evang. worker, SINGAPORE, 1956-57,
1958—; language student, Kuala Lumpur, MALAYA, 1957-58. m.
Herbert H. Holley, Dec. 26, 1951. Children: Bryan Ferrell, 1958;
Sharon, 1956; Bruce Derrell, 1958. SINGAPORE

HOLLINGSWORTH, TOM CONNALLY

b. Gatesville, Tex., June 23, 1916; ed. Four-C College (Waco); Baylor
Univ., B.A., 1945; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1948; M.R.E., 1948. Supt.,
Emmanuel Mission, Waco, Tex., 1944-45; pastor, churches in Tex.,
1945-49; Hosston (La.) Church, 1949-50; teacher of Bible, Fort
Worth, Tex., 1950. Appointed 1950; language student, San Jose,
Costa Rica, 1951-52; evang. worker, Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA, 1952-
58, 1954—; Posadas, 1953-54. m. Marceille Sullivan, 1946. U.S.
address: 3300 Frazier St., Fort Worth, Tex. ARGENTINA

HOLLINGSWORTH, MARCEILLE SULLIVAN
(Mrs. T. C.)

b. Monticello, Ark., June 26, 1921; ed. Tex. Wesleyan College, B.A.,
1942; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1947. Schoolteacher, Fort Worth, Tex.,
1942-45; Caddo Parish, La., 1949-50. Appointed 1950; language
student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1951-52; evang. worker, Buenos Aires,
ARGENTINA, 1952-53, 1954—; Posadas, 1953-54. m. Tom C. Hollings-
worth, Dec. 1, 1946. Child: Tom Connally, Jr., 1947.
ARGENTINA

HOLLIS, JAMES DEWEY

b. Cullman Co., Ala., Dec. 28, 1922; ed. Florence (Ala.) State Teachers
College; Howard College, B.A., 1944; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1957; Th.M.,
1948. Pastor, Okolona Church, Muscle Shoals, Ala., 1942-43; mission
preacher, Shively (Ky.) Church, 1944-45; asst. pastor and dir. of
youth work, First Church, Huntsville, Ala., 1946-47; clerk, Baptist
Book Store, Louisville, Ky., 1945-48. Appointed 1948; language
student, Canton, CHINA, 1948-49; evang. worker, MACAO, 1949-57;
with Baptist Press, HoNG Kona, 1958—. m. Emma Corinne Dickson,
1944, U.S. address: Rte. 1, Cullman, Ala. HONG KONG

HOLLIS, EMMA CORINNE DICKSON
(Mrs. James D.)

b. Huntsville, Ala., May 6, 1923; ed. Florence (Ala.) State Teachers
College, B.S., 1944; Carver School, M.R.E., 1947. Library asst.,
State Teachers College, Florence, Ala., 1948-44. Schoolteacher,
Madison Co., Ala., and Louisville, Ky., 1944-46. Appointed 1948;
language student, Canton, CHINA, 1948-49; evang. worker, MACAO,
1949-57; HonG Kona, 1958—. m. James D. Hollis, Sept. 8, 1944.
Children: John Richard, 1947; Mary Emma, 1949; Martha Louise,

1952; Rebecca Jane, 1953; James William, 1955; David Adair, 1957.
HONG KONG

HOLMES, EVAN FESTUS

b. Linden, Ala., Feb. 4, 1921; ed. Howard Payne College, B.A., 1943;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1947. Pastor, East Cisco Church, Tex., 1944-47.
Appointed 1947; language student, Medellin, CoLoMBIA, 1947-48;
evang., Santiago, CHILE, 1948; Temuco, 1949; Concepcion, 1950—.
m. Josephine Haney, 1943. U.S. address: DeLeon, Tex. CHILE

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HOLMES, JOSEPHINE HANEY
(Mrs. Evan F.)

b. Mexia, Tex., Sept. 5, 1923; ed. Decatur Baptist College; Howard
Payne College, B.S., 1944; S.W.B.T.S. Appointed 1947; language
student, Medellin, CoLomBIA, 1947-48; evang. worker, Santiago, CHILE,
1948; Temuco, 1949, Concepcion, 1950—. m. Evan F. Holmes,
Aug. 28, 1948. Children: Josephine Rebecca, 1946; Evan Michael,
1948; Alice Carolyn, 1950; Franklin Lane, 1955. CHILE

HOOPER, FRANK ARTHUR, III

b. Atlanta, Ga., Apr. 17, 1927; ed. Davidson (N. C.) College, B.S.,
1950; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. U.S. Navy, 1945-46; summer worker,
Home Mission Board, Wash. and Ore., 1951-52; pastor, Corinth (Ky.)
Church, 1958-56; Mt. Vernon Chapel, Second Ponce de Leon Church,
1956-57. Appointed 1957; evang. worker, Haifa, ISRAEL, 1957—.
m. Marjorie Foster, 1958. U.S. address: 3303 Habersham Rd., N.W.,

Atlanta, Ga. ISRAEL

HOOPER, MARJORIE ANNE FOSTER
(Mrs. Frank A., III)

b. Fort Worth, Tex., Feb. 19, 1982; ed. Hannibal-LaGrange College,
A.A., 1952; William Jewell College, B.A., 1954; Carver School. Staff,
Ridgecrest Assembly, 1951; summer worker, Home Mission Board,
Wash. and Ore., 1952; teacher, Mason, Ky., 1954-55. Appointed
1957; evang. worker, Haifa, ISRAEL, 1957. m. Frank A. Hooper, III,
Dec. 20, 1958. Children: Frank Arthur, IV, 1956; Elizabeth Anne
and Carolyn Janelle (twins), 1957. ISRAEL

HOOVER, ANNIE

b. Pulaski Co., Ark., Oct. 21, 1923; ed. Central College; Ouachita
Baptist College, B.A., 1944; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1949. School-
teacher, Turrell (Ark.), 1944-47. Appointed 1949; language student,
Tokyo, JAPAN, and sec., treas. office, 1949-50; evang. worker, Sapporo,
1952—. U.S. address: 3008 E. Fourth St., North Little Rock,
Ark. JAPAN

HOPEWELL, GLADYS GENEVE

b. Hopkins Co., Ky., Nov. 11, 1915; ed. Lockyear’s Business College;
Carson-Newman College, B.A., 1940; Carver School, M.R.E., 1942;
Yale Univ. Language School. Educ. dir. and pastor’s'sec., South
Avondale Church, Birmingham, Ala., 1942-48; educ. dir., First
Church, Talladega, Ala., 1943-46. Appointed 1946; language student,
Peking, CHINA, 1947-48; evang. worker, Tsingtao, 1948-49; Shanghai,
1949-50; educ. dir., Grace Church, and evang. worker, Bangkok,
THAILAND, 1951-54; student work, Tainan TarwAn, 1954—. U.S.
address: 125 Hill St., Talladega, Ala. TAIWAN (Formosa)

HORTON, FREDERICK MAST

b. Sharon, Pa., May 27, 1918; ed. American Univ., B.A., 1939; Catholic
Univ., M.A., 1943; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1949. U.S. Army Signal Corps
Intelligence, 1942-45; asst. to pastor and dir. of Training Union,
Olivet Church; Honolulu, T.H., 1945-46; pastor, Union Church,
Defoe, Ky., 1948-50. Appointed 1950; language student, Tokyo,
JAPAN, 1950-52; evang. worker, Yokohama, 1952-55; educ. evang.,
Fukuoka, 1956—. m. Elvee Wasson, 1947. U.S. address: 3504
12th St., N.E., Washington 17, D. C. JAPAN

HORTON, ELVEE WASSON
(Mrs. Fred M.)

b. Summerfield, La., Nov. 21, 1923; ed. La. Polytechnic Institute,
B.A., 1945; N.O.B.T.S.; Carver School, M.R.E., 1949. School-
teacher, Wesson, Ark., 1942-48; Springhill, La., 1945-46; library
asst., N.O.B.T.S., 1946-47; post office and student center employee,
S.B.T.S., 1948. Appointed 1950; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN,
1950-52; evang. worker, Yokohama, 1952-55; Fukuoka, 1956—.
m. Fred M. Horton, May 7, 1947. Children: William Baird, II,

1951; Lee Edwin, 1952; Fred M., III, 1954; Raymond Elton, 1956.
JAPAN

HORTON, MARILYN FRANCES

b. Frostproof, Fla., Dec. 21, 1925; ed. Stetson Univ., B.A., 1948;
Carver School, M.R.E., 1950. Sec., Whitfield Memorial Church,
Pensacola, Fla., 1943-44; V.B.S. worker, Fla. (summers), 1945-46;
editorial asst., Training Union Dept., Sunday School Board, 1950-52.
Appointed 1952; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1952-53; church
evang., Kokura, 1954-57; Osaka, 1958—. U.S. address: 43 First
Ave., Jackson Heights, Pensacola, Fla. JAPAN

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HOSHIZAKI, REIJI

b. Vacaville, Calif., Feb. 6, 1918; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1945;
S.B.T.S., B.D., 1948; Th.M., 1955. Summer worker, City Mission
Society, Detroit, Mich., 1946; Home Mission Board, Calif., 1947-48;
fellow, dept. of missions and comparative religion, S.B.T.S., 1948-
49; mission worker, Japan Baptist Convention, 1949-55. Appointed
1955; evang. worker, Shizuoka, JAPAN, 1951—. m. Asano Masaki,
1948. U.S. address: 4738 W. George St., Chicago 41, Ill. JAPAN

HOSHIZAKI, ALICE ASANO MASAKI
(Mrs. Reiji)

b. Waimea, Hawaii, May 11, 1928; ed. Univ. of Hawaii, B.S., 1946;
Carver School, M.R.E., 1948. Summer worker, Home Mission
Board, Calif., 1947-48; employee, Baptist Book Store, Louisville,
Ky., 1948-49; mission worker, Japan Baptist Convention, 1949-55.
Appointed 1955; evang. worker, Shizuoka, JAPAN, 1951—. m. Reiji
Hoshizaki, May 15,1948. Children: Carol Reiko, 1950; Sara Harumi,
1953; Mark Kenji, 1955. JAPAN

HOWARD, STANLEY PROCTER, JR.

b. Jefferson City, Mo., Dec. 20, 1922; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1940;
E.B.T.S.; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1947; Baylor Univ., M.A., 1949. Supply
pastor, Mt. Nebo and Sardis churches, Central, Mo., 1948; soloist,
Highland Church, Philadelphia, Pa., 1944-45; pastor, Munger Church,
Limestone Co., Tex., 1948-49; salesman, Wright Tire Co., Waco, Tex.,
1948-49. Appointed 1949; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1949-
51; evang. worker, Shimonoseki, 1951—. m. Patsy Ruth McGee,
1948. U.S. address: 3505 Greenwood Dr., Waco, Tex. JAPAN

HOWARD, PATSY RUTH McGEE
(Mrs. Stanley P., Jr.)

b. Big Sandy, Tex., Feb. 11, 1929; ed. Baylor Univ., B.S., 1949.
Appointed 1949; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1949-51; educ.-
evang. worker, Shimonoseki, 1951—. m. Stanley P. Howard, Jr.,
Sept. 5, 1948. Children: Linda Kay, 1951; Stanley P., hs SAN
APA

HOWELL, E. MILFORD

b. Rochester, Tex., Dec. 14, 1918; ed. Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.S.,
1940; S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1943; Th.D., 1956. Asst. Univ. Mission,
Abilene, Tex., 1939-40; pastor, churches at Kirvin, Tex., 1941; Thack-
erville, Okla., 1942; Meridian, Tex., 1948. Appointed 1948; evang.-
educ. worker, Port Harcourt, NIGERIA, 1944; Benin City, 1945; Eku,
1946-47; Sapele, 1948-51; Warri, 1952-58; acting promotional sec.,
Nigerian Convention, Ibadan, 1958—. m. Eleanor O’Haver, 19438.
U.S. address: Snyder, Tex. NIGERIA

HOWELL, ELEANOR KATHARINE O’HAVER
(Mrs. E. Milford)

b. Plainfield, Ind., Sept. 4, 1918; ed. Fla. State College for Women;
Southern Baptist Hospital School of Nursing, R.N., 1941; La. State
Univ., B.S., 1942; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1956. Head nurse, Charity
Hospital, New Orleans, La. (summer), 1942; campus nurse, S.W.B.T.S.,
1942-43. Appointed 1943; medical missionary, Port Harcourt,
NIGERIA, 1944; Benin City, 1945; Eku Baptist Dispensary, 1946-
47; Sapele, 1948-51; Warri, 1952-58; Ibadan, 1958—. m. E. Milford
Howell, May 18, 1948. Children: Mary Katharine, 1944; Daniel
Andrew, 1957. NIGERIA

HUDGINS, FRANCES EUGENIA

b. Nutbush, Va., Mar. 27, 1921; ed. Longwood College, B.A., 1941;
Carver School, M.R.E., 1945. Schoolteacher, Va., 1941-43; Baptist
student sec., Mary Washington College, Univ. of Va., 1945-48.
Appointed 1948; language student, Canton, CHINA, 1948-49; Macao,
1950; teacher, theol. seminary, Bangkok, THAILAND, 1950—. Author:
“Temples of the Dawn.” U.S. address: Victoria, Va. THAILAND

HUDSON, LENORA CARLTON

b. Freeport, Tex., Aug. 22, 1918; ed. Sul Ross State Teachers Col-
lege, B.S., 1940; East Tex. State Teachers College, M.S., 1949;
S.W.B.T.S. Schoolteacher, Tulia, Tex., 1940-48; office worker, Fort
Worth, Tex., 1943; Schoolteacher, Graham, Tex., 1943-45; Commerce,
Tex., 1945-48. Appointed 1949; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN,
1949-51; teacher, Seinan Jo Gakuin, Kokura, 1951—. U-S. address:
Freeport, Tex. JAPAN

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HUEY, MARY ALICE

b. Jefferson Co., Ala., Feb. 25, 1877; ed. Jefferson County (Ala.)
public schools; Judson College; Carver School, 1905. Schoolteacher.
Appointed 1907; evang. fieldworker, Shantung, CHINA, and prin.
and Bible teacher, Laichow girls’ school, 1907-41; evang. worker in
Hawai, 1941-45. Retired 1946. Address: 1501 Second Ave.,
Bessemer, Ala. EMERITUS—CHINA and HAWAII

HUGHEY, JOHN DAVID, JR.

b. Edgefield, S. C., Jan. 9, 1914; ed. Furman Univ., B.A., 1936;
S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1942; Columbia Univ., M.A., 1946; Ph.D., 1951.
Teacher, Richmond Academy, Augusta, Ga., 1936-39; pastor of church-
es in S. C. and Ky., 1984-48; relief worker with U.N.R.R.A., Egypt,
1944-45. Appointed 1948; rep. of Foreign Mission Board, SPAIN,
1947-51; professor, Baptist Theol. Seminary, Ruschlikon, Zurich,
SWITZERLAND, 1952—. Author: ‘Religious Freedom in Spain.”

m. Evelyn Wells, 1942. U.S. address: North Augusta, S. C.
SWITZERLAND

HUGHEY, EVELYN WELLS
(Mrs. John D., Jr.)

b. Columbia, S. C., Mar. 4, 1918; ed. Furman Univ., B.A., 1937;
M.A., 1988; Columbia Univ. Teacher of Educ. and Bible, Furman
Univ., 1987-42. Appointed 1948; rep. of Foreign Mission Board,
SPAIN, 1947-51; Ruschlikon, Zurich, SWITZERLAND, 1952—. m.
John D. Hughey, Jr., June 25, 1942. Children: Theodosia, 1944;

John David, III, 1946; Anna Elizabeth, 1949; Sara Evelyn, 1958.
SWITZERLAND

HUMPHREY, EDITH FELKEL
(Mrs. J. Hugh)

b. Buffalo, Okla., Feb. 28, 1905; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ.; Univ. of
Okla., B.S., 1929; M.A., 1955. Appointed 1986; language student,
Peking, CHINA, 1937-38; medical evang. worker, Chengchow Baptist
Hospital, Honan, 1939-40; resigned 1951; reappointed (special)
1955; teacher, home economics and homemaking, Baptist academy,
Honolulu, Hawatl, 1955—. m. J. Hugh Humphrey, Sept. 12, 1926
(d. 1951). Children: Evelyn Hurene (m. Highfill), 1934; Nancy
Sue, 1948. U.S. address: Buffalo, Okla. HAWAII

HUMPHREY, JAMES EDWARD

b. St. Pauls, N. C., Mar. 2, 1918; ed. Wake Forest College, B.A.,
1946; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1948. Worker, aircraft production, Baltimore,
Md., 1941-48; pastor of churchesin N. C. and Ky., 1945-48. Appointed
1948; educ.-evang. worker, Ede, NiGerRIA, 1948-51; teacher, Nigerian
Baptist Seminary, Ogbomosho, 1951—. m. Rachel Thompson, 1947.
U.S. address: 800 Newsome St., Durham, N. C. NIGERIA

HUMPHREY, RACHEL THOMPSON
(Mrs. J. Edward)

b. Durham, N. C., Dec. 18, 1928; ed. Wingate Jr. College; Wake
Forest College, B.A., 1945; Carver School, M.R.E., 1947. Library
asst., Wake Forest (N. C.) College, 1948-45; educ. dir., Braggtown
Church, Durham, N. C. (summers), 1942-43; mission worker, Whites-
burg, McRoberts, and Neon, Ky. (summers), 1944-46. Appointed
1948; evang. worker, Ede, NIGERIA, 1948-51; Ogbomosho, 1951—.
m. J. Edward Humphrey, May 23, 1947. Children: Stinson Edward,
1949; Neale Susan, 1950; Edna Rachel, 1953. NIGERIA

HUMPHRIES, CAROL LEIGH Ec SIN aK

b. Bethel Hill, N. C., Dec. 6, 1928; ed. East Carolina Teachers Col-
lege, B.A., 1944; Carver School, M.R.E., 1947. Educ. dir., Temple
Church, Wilmington, N. C., 1944-45; student summer worker, Home
Mission Board, and city mission worker, Dallas, Tex., 1946-49; field
worker, North Dallas Church, 1949-51. Appointed 1951; teacher,
Elam Memorial Girls’ School, Shaki, NIGERIA, 1952-53; WMU

worker, Ede, 1958—. U.S. address: Rte. 2, Woodsdale, N. C.
NIGERIA

HUNDLEY, LILLIE MAE

b. Carney Spur, Tex., Sept. 25, 1898; ed. Wayland College; Baylor
Univ., B.A., 1922; Columbia Univ. Teachers College; S.W.B.T.S.
Schoolteacher, Tex., 1919-20; Home Mission Board worker among
Indians of N. M., 1951-52. Appointed 1923; educ.-evang. worker,
Shanghai, CHINA, 1924-43; 1946-48; interned 1943, repatriated 1943;
nurses’ aide, refugee hospital and internment camp, 1942-43; teacher,
Baptist Academy, Honolulu, HAwatl, 1952-57; teaching and church

evang., Kailua, Oahu, 1957—. U.S. address: Claude, Tex.
HAWAII

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HUNKER, WILLIAM CARL

b. Lakeview, Ore., April 24, 1916; ed. William Jewell College, B.A.,
1940; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1948; Th.D., 1946. Pastor, country churches
in Kan. and Mo., 1987-40; fellow, Dept. of Missions, S.B.T.S., 1943-
46; pastor, country churches in Ky., 1948-46. Appointed 1946;
language student while teaching in Yates Academy, Soochow, CHINA,
1946-48; language student and evang. among Chinese at Baguio,
PHILIPPINES, 1949-52; pastor, Taichung, TAIWAN, 1952-53; pastor,
and teacher, Baptist theol. seminary, Taipeh, 1953—. m. Jeanette
Roebuck, 1948. U.S. address: 1610 County Ave., Texarkana, Ark.

TAIWAN (Formosa)

HUNKER, JEANETTE ROEBUCK
(Mrs. W. Carl)

b. Texarkana, Tex., Oct. 14, 1918; ed. Texarkana Jr. College; La.
State Univ., B.A., 1941; Carver School, M.R.E., 1948. Appointed
1946; language student while teaching in Yates Academy, Soochow,
CHINA, 1946-48; language student and evang. among Chinese in
Baguio, PHILIPPINES, 1949-52; home-church evang., Taichung, Tai-
WAN, 1952-53; Taipeh, 1953—. m. W. Carl Hunker, Oct. 2, 1943.
Children: William David, 1945; Joyce Lynn, 1948.

TAIWAN (Formosa)

HUNT, BERTHA LEE

b. Hillsboro, Tex., Aug. 24, 1887; ed. Baylor Univ.; State Normal
School; S.W.B.T.S. Schoolteacher, Tex., 1914-20. Appointed 1920;
supervisor of primary school, American Baptist College, Pernambuco,
BRaAzIL; teacher, Girls’ Training School; evang. and women’s work,
State of Baia, 1989-40. Retired 1944. Address: 628 E. Elm, Hills-
boro, Tex. EMERITUS—BRAZIL

HUNT, BETTY JANE

b. Tarrant, Ala., Apr. 13, 1926; ed. Howard College, B.A., 1947;
S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1958; Yale Language School. Youth dir.,
Trinity Church, San Antonio, Tex., 1953-54; sec. and youth worker,
Westwood Church, Adamsville, Ala., 1954; First Church, Grenada,
Miss., 1954-57; office worker, Foreign Mission Board, Richmond,
Va., 1957. Appointed 1957; language study, Taejon, KOREA, 1958—.
U.S. address: Rte. 1, Box 54, Adamsville, Ala. KOREA

HUNT, WALTER TAYLOR

b. Belton, Tex., Sept. 4, 1923; ed. Southern Methodist Univ.; Baylor
Univ., B.A., 1950; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1958. U.S. Marine Corps,
1943-46; asst. pastor, Lakeside Church, Dallas, 1947; Home Mission
Board (summer), 1948; pastor, churches in Tex., 1949-538. Appointed
1953; language student, Davao, Mindanao, PHILIPPINES, 1954-55;
evang. worker, Cotabato, 1955—. m. Aliene Brasher, 1947. U.S.
address: Box 216, Rockwall, Tex. PHILIPPINES

HUNT, ALIENE EMMA BRASHER
(Mrs. Walter T.)

b. Cranfills Gap, Tex., June 20, 1921; ed. Navarro Commercial Col-
lege (Tex.); Baylor Univ., B.S., 1949; S.W.B.T.S. Civil service
employee, South Plains Army Flying School, Lubbock, Tex., 1942-
43; Women’s Army Corps, U.S. Army, 1948-46; Home Mission Board
(summer), 1948. Appointed 1953; language student, Davao, Minda-
nao, PHILIPPINES, 1954-55; evang. worker, Cotabato, 1955—. m. Wal-
ter T. Hunt, Dec. 20, 1947. Children: Richard Taylor, 1950; Martha

Aliene, 1951; Mary Ruth, 1956; Timothy Frank, 1957.
PHILIPPINES

HURST, HAROLD EDWARD

b. Alton, Ill., Aug. 1, 1924; ed. William Jewell College, B.A., 1949;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1952; S.E.B.T.S. U.S. Army Air Corps, 1948-46;
pastor, churches in Mo., 1947-49; Mill Creek, Okla., 1950-52; elec-
trician, aircraft, Fort Worth, Tex., 1951-52. Appointed 1952; language
student, Costa Rica, 1952-58; evang. worker, Tegucigalpa, Hon-
DURAS, 1954—. m. Alice Leavitt, 1947. U.S. address: Bellview,
Mo. HONDURAS

HURST, ALICE JUNE LEAVITT
(Mrs. Harold E.)

b. Tampa, Fla., Aug. 30, 1925; ed. Gen. Hospital School of Nursing
(Kansas City, Mo.), R.N., 1946; William Jewell College, B.A., 1949;
S.W.B.T.S. Nurse, William Jewell College, 1946-47; office nurse for
physician, Liberty, Mo. (part-time), 1947-48, staff nurse, City-County
Hospital, Fort Worth, Tex., 1949-51. Appointed 1952; language
student, 1952-58; evang. worker, Tegucigalpa, HoNpuURAS, 1954—.
m. Harold E. Hurst, Nov. 26, 1947. Children: Daniel Edward, 1951;
Timothy Alan, 1953; Martha Louise, 1957. HONDURAS

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ICHTER, WILLIAM HAROLD

b. Nanticoke, Pa., Dec. 11, 1925; ed. La. College, B.A., 1949;
S.W.B.T.S.; La. State Univ.; N.O.B.T.S., M.S.M., 1955. U.S.
Army, 1944-46; music dir., pastor’s asst., Emmanuel Church, Alex-
andria, La., 1948-49; minister of music, Istrouma Church, Baton
Rouge, 1950-52; First Church, Amite, La., 1953-56. Appointed 1956;
language student, Campinas, BRaziL, 1956-57; dir., music dept., Bra-
zilian Convention, Rio de Janeiro, 1958—; prof., theol. seminary,
1958—; choir dir., Itacurussa Church, 1958—. m. Jerry Catron,
1949. U.S. address: Forest, La. BRAZIL

ICHTER, JERRY CATRON
(Mrs. William H.)

b. Forest, La., Aug. 1, 1930; ed. La. College, B.S., 1950. Sec. to
prof., La. College, Pineville, 1949-50. Appointed 1956; language
student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1956-57; teacher, Baptist girls’ school,
Rio de Janeiro, 1958—. m. William H. Ichter, June 2, 1949. Chil-
dren: Alana Sue, 1950; Alan Dale, 1952; Nelson Lee, 1958. BRAZIL

JACKSON, ALMA MAE

b. Muenster, Tex., May 6, 1907; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1932; Baylor
Univ. School of Nursing, R.N., 19382. Appointed 1986; teacher and
nurse, Colegio Batista Brasileiro, Sao Paulo, BRAZIL, 1933-41; evang.
visitor and nurse, Araraquara, 1941-44; evang. worker, teacher, and
nurse, Goiania, Goias, 1944-53; teacher, WMU Training School and
Baptist college for girls, dietitian and matron of girls’ dormitory,
Rio de Janeiro, 1953—. U.S. address: 810 Hastings St., Irving,
Tex. BRAZIL

JACKSON, JOHN EDWARD

b. Johnston, S. C., Aug. 15, 1892; ed. S. C. Institute (Edgefield) ;
Furman Univ., B.A., 1914; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1917. Schoolteacher,
Trenton, S.C., and pastor, Rehoboth Church, 1917-19. Appointed
1919; language student, Shanghai, CHINA, 1919-21; teacher, Yates
Academy, Soochow, 1921-22; educ.-evang. worker, Wusih, 1922-26,
1931-40, 1948-51; teacher, Seinan Gakuin, Fukuoka, JAPAN, 1927;
teacher, Ming Jang Academy, Shanghai, CHINA, 1928-30; repatriated
1942; evang. worker, Davao City, PHILIPPINES, 1951-53; M’lang,
Cotabato, 1954—. m. Mina Garrett, 1922. U.S. address: c/o Hamp-
ton Jackson, Johnston, S. C. PHILIPPINES

JACKSON, MINA GARRETT
(Mrs. John Edward)

b. McGregor, Tex., Feb. 4, 1894; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1921. School-
teacher, Tex., 1911-21. Appointed 1921; language student, teacher
in Eliza Yates girls’ school, Shanghai, CHINA, 1921-22; educ.-evang.
worker, Wusih, 1922-26, 1931-40, 1948-51; Fukuoka, JAPAN, 1927;
Shanghai, 1928-30; evang. worker, Davao City, PHILIPPINES, 1951-53;
M’lang, Cotabato, 1954—, m. John Edward Jackson, Dec. 21,
1922. Children: Carrie Elizabeth (m. Karegeannes), 1923; John
Edward, Jr., 1924; Everett Garrett, 1926; Richard Eugene, 1928.
PHILIPPINES

JACKSON, PAULINE

b. Wadsworth, Ala., June 2, 1929; ed. St. Margaret’s Hospital, School
of Nursing (Ala.), R.N., 1950; Howard College, B.A., 1953; N.O.B.T.S.,
M.R.E., 1955. Nurse, Jefferson-Hillman Hospital, Birmingham,
1952; East-End Memorial Hospital, Birmingham (summer), 1953,
1954; acting dir. of nurses, Chilton Co. Hospital, Clanton, Ala., 1955.
Appointed 1955; language student, Salisbury, SOUTHERN RHODESIA,
1956; nurse, Baptist hospital, Sanyati, 1956—. U.S. address: Rte. 1,
Deatsville, Ala. SOUTHERN RHODESIA

JACKSON, SHIRLEY LOUISE

b. Bentonville, Ark., Nov. 1, 1928; ed. Business College (Jackson,
Miss.); Clarke College, A.A., 1944; Blue Mountain College, B.A.,
1946; N.O.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1952. Teacher, Sunflower Schools,
Wichita, Kan., 1946-48; summer worker, Home Mission Board, IIl.,
1948, 1950; educ. sec., 41st Ave. Church, Meridian, Miss., 1948-50;
sec. youth worker, First Church, De Ridder, La., 1952-58; sec.,
N.O.B.T.S., 1953-56. Appointed (special), 1956; language student,
Campinas, BRAZIL, 1956-57; secretarial work, Rio de Janeiro, 1958—.
U.S. address: 4 Elm St., Natchez, Miss. BRAZIL

JACKSON, STEPHEN POMEROY

b. Santa Rita, Baia, Brazil, Feb. 27, 1911; ed. Colegio Batista, Rio
de Janeiro, Brazil; Univ. of Tenn., B.A., 1982; S.B.T.S., Th.M.,
1940. Jr. Medical Aide, T.V.A., 1932-37; pastor, Rabun Co., Ga.,
1940-41. Appointed 1941; field evang., Governador Valladores,
Minas Gerais, BRAZIL, 1942-45; Mutum, 1945-50; Manhuassu, 1950—.
m. Pauline Sheriff, 1941. U.S. address: c/o First Baptist Church,
Las Cruces, N. M. BRAZIL

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JACKSON, PAULINE SHERIFF
(Mrs. Stephen P.)

b. Gould, Okla., Feb. 5, 1917; ed. Okla. State Univ., B.S., 1938;
Carver School, M.R.E., 1940. Asst., Baptist Home for Children,
Washington, D. C., 1940-41. Appointed 1941; evang., Governador
Valladores, Minas Gerais, BRAZIL, 1942-45; Mutum, 1945-50; Man-
huassu, 1950—. m. Stephen P. Jackson, June 17, 1941. Children:
William Stephen, 1942; Ernest Talmadge, 1944; Janet Ruth, 1947;
Elizabeth Ann, 1950; Kenneth Roberts, 1952. BRAZIL

JACKSON, WILLIAM H., JR.

b. Fort Worth, Tex., Apr. 28, 1924; ed. Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.A.,
1948; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1951. Air Force pilot, 1942-46; pastor, Golan
Church (half-time), 1946-48; Hilger Church (half-time), 1948-49;
Pasadena Heights Church, Mineral Wells, Tex., 1949-50. Appointed
1951; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1951-53; evang. worker,
Sapporo, Hokkaido, 1953-54; Asahikawa, 1954-57; Tokyo, 1957—;
pastor, Tokyo Baptist Church, 1958—. m. Doris Shirley, 1947. U.S.
address: 45 Harvard Pl., Abilene, Tex. JAPAN

JACKSON, DORIS SHIRLEY
(Mrs. William H., Jr.)

b. Anson, Tex., Apr. 27, 1928; ed. Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.A.,
1946; S.W.B.T.S. Office worker (part-time), Anson and Abilene,
Tex., 1942-45; part-time B.S.U. sec., Hardin-Simmons Univ., 1945-
46. Appointed 1951; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1951-53; evang.
worker, Sapporo, Hokkaido, 1953-54; Asahikawa, 1954-57; Tokyo,
1957—. m. William H. Jackson, Jr., May 31, 1947. Children:
Billy, 1948; Shirley Ann, 1951; Lynda Annette, 1952; David Lloyd,
1953; Juanita Karen, 1955. JAPAN

JACOB, FLOY WRIGHT
(Mrs. Robert Augustus)

b. Simpson, Ky., Jan. 18, 1891; ed. Georgetown College; George Pea-
body College; Carver School. Appointed 1922; language student and
kindergarten dir., Laichowfu, Shantung, CHINA, 1922-26; acting prin-
cipal, Laiyang girls’ school, Shantung, 1926-27; general evang. worker,
Pingtu, Shantung, 1929-40. Retired 1956. m. Robert Augustus Jacob,
May 6, 1922 (d. 1953). Children: Floy Elizabeth, 1923; Robert
William, 1924 (d. 1924); Lydia Wright (m. McIntosh), 1927; Martha
Irma (m. Wade), 1932; Mary Lawrence (m. Ingram), 1933. U.S.
address: Franklin, Ky. EMERITUS—CHINA

JEFFERS, IRENE

b. Roanoke, Ala., Sept. 21, 1892; ed. Florence (Ala.) Normal College;
Univ. of Ala.; George Peabody College; Valparaiso Univ.; S.W.B.T.S.,
M.R.E., 1923. U.S. Govt. worker, Muscle Shoals, Ala., 1918-19;
supervisor, elementary schools, Walker Co., Ala., 1919-20. Appointed
1923; language student, Nanking and Kuling, CHINA, 1923-24; teacher,
Julia Mackenzie Memorial School, Yangchow, 1924-30; evang. worker,
1930-38, 1940-41; fieldworker, outstations, 1940-41, 1947-51; Hsinchu,
TAIWAN, 1951—; interned 1941, repatriated 1942. U.S. address:
c/o Mrs. Oma C. Bartlett, Roanoke, Ala.

TAIWAN (Formosa)

JESTER, DAVID LINVILLE

b. Shinyanga, Tanganyika, East Africa, Mar. 5, 1930; ed. Georgetown
College, B.A., 1951; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1954; Columbia Univ., M.A.,
1955. Worker, Camp Garaywa, Clinton, Miss. (summers), 1948-50;
Shocco Springs, Talladega, Ala. (summer), 1948; RA worker, Miss.
Baptist Convention, 1949; RA dir., Elkhorn Association, Ky., 1949-
50; pastor, Zion Church, North Vernon, Ind., 1951-54; Kenilworth
Church, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1954-57. Appointed 1957; teacher, Baptist
school, Iwo, NIGERIA, 1958—. m. Marie Hans, 1951. U.S. address:
c/o Ralph R. Hans, Rte. 4, North Vernon, Ind. NIGERIA

JESTER, MARIE JEAN HANS
(Mrs. David L.)

b. Shelbyville, Ind., Aug. 12, 1929; ed. Georgetown College, B.A.,
1951; Carver School, M.R.E., 19538. Summer mission worker, Beatty-
ville. Ky., 1948; summer worker, Home Mission Board, Calif., 1949-
50; library worker, S.B.T.S., 1953-54; Brooklyn (N. Y.) College,
1954-56. Appointed 1957; teacher, Baptist school, Iwo, NIGERIA,
1958—. m. David L. Jester, June 9, 1951. Child: Lisa Anne, V\ fi
1956. NIGERIA SA Cy i

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JESTER, WILLIAM LINVILLE

b. Bonne Terre, Mo., Oct. 3, 1897; ed. Moody Bible Institute; Univ.
of Louisville, B.A., 1927; Indianapolis Univ., M.A., 1934; S.B.T.S.,
Th.B., 1925; Th.M., 1927; Ph.D., 1946. Missionary, educ. work,
Africa Inland Mission, Tanganyika, 1928-42; Kenya Colony, 1943-44.
Appointed 1946; prof., Nigerian Baptist Theol. Seminary, Ogbomosho,
NIGERIA, 1946—. Author: “Something New,” four books in African
languages; Sunday school lessons for “The Nigerian Baptist.” m.
Daisy Hicks, 1928. U.S. address: Louisville, Ky. NIGERIA

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JESTER, DAISY HICKS
(Mrs. William L.)

b. Clay, Ky., Mar. 19, 1904; ed. Carver School; Ky. Baptist Hospital,
R.N., 1927. Supervisor, Ky. Baptist Hospital, 1927; medical worker
in Tanganyika Territory, Africa, 1928-42; Kenya Colony, 1943-44.
Appointed 1946; acting supervisor, Home for Motherless Children,
Ogbomosho, NIGERIA, 1946-47; supervisor of midwifery, prenatal
clinies and baby clinics, Ogbomosho Baptist Hospital, 1946—; supt.,
children’s Sunday school, Oke Lerin Baptist Church, 1948-54; WMU
adviser, Ogbomosho Assn., 1948—. m. William L. Jester, June 28,
1928. Children: David Linville, 1930; Betty Sue, 1938.

NIGERIA

JOHNSON, BELLE TYNER
(Mrs. T. Neil)

b. Lumberton, N. C., Oct. 2, 1879; ed. Meredith College, B.A., 1905;
Carver School; Univ. of Chicago. Social service, Erwin and Lum-
berton, N. C., cotton mills; teacher, Robeson Co., South Fork Insti-
tute, and Wilkesboro (N. C.), and Pennington Gap (Va.); educ.
worker, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1916-18. Appointed 1923; prof., Univ. of
Shanghai, CHINA, as contract teacher 1918-28, as missionary 1928-33.
Retired 1986. m. Thomas Neil Johnson, Aug. 9, 1916 (d. 1948).
Address: 425 W. Cameron Ave., Chapel Hill, N. C.
EMERITUS—CHINA

JOHNSON, DANIEL CALHOUN

b. Sampson Co., N. C., July 29, 1924; ed. Campbell College; Furman
Univ., B.A., 1947; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1951; S.E.B.T.S. Teacher,
Garland (N. C.) High School, 1947-48; interim pastor, Concord Church,
Rosehill, N. C., 1947-48; supply pastor, Shiloh and Island Creek
churches, Wallace, N. C., 1955; pastor, Willard and Mt. Holly church-
es, Wallace, 1944; Pattonville (Tex.) Church, 1949-51; Powderly
(Tex.) Church, 1950-51; Roxton (Tex.) Church, 1951-54; Jackson
Park Church, Kannapolis, N. C., 1955-58. Appointed (special)
for CHILE, 1958; language study, San Jose, CosTA RICA, 1958-59.
m. Sarah Kennedy, 1951. U.S. address: ¢/o Rev. Leonidas L.
Johnson, R.F.D., Magnolia, N. C. CHILE

JOHNSON, SARAH LAVINIA KENNEDY
(Mrs. D. Calhoun)

b. Clinton, N. C., Mar. 10, 1925; ed. Bob Jones Univ.; Columbia
Bible College, B.A., 1948; Woman’s College of the Univ. of N. C.
Sec., Camp Sequoyah, Weaverville, N. C. (summers), 1944-45; Bible
teacher, Old Town School, Winston-Salem, N. C., 1948-51. Appointed
(special) for CHILE, language study, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1958-59.
m. D. Calhoun Johnson, Aug. 12, 1951. Children: Mia Gordon,
1952; Amy Carmichael}, 1954; Philip Howard, 1955; Evan Roberts,
1957. CHILE

JOHNSON, LESLIE LEONIDAS

b. Maypearl, Tex., Dec. 20, 1883; ed. Simmons College; Baylor
Univ., B.A., 1909; S.W.B.T.S., Th.B., 1911; Th.M., 1920. Pastor,
Tex. Baptist churches, 1909-15. Appointed 1915; language student,
1915-16; pastor, field missionary, and teacher in theol. seminary,
Recife, BRAZIL, 1916-27, 1935-42, 1943-48, 1953; field missionary,
Garanhuns, 1927-31; Maceio, 1931-35; Salvador, 1935-48; Triunfo,
1948-52; dir., Green Mountain Bible School, 1948-52. Retired 4953.
m. Sammie Guynes, 1911. U.S. address: 202 W. Rosa, Shawnee,
Okla. EMERITUS—BRAZIL

JOHNSON, SAMMIE GUYNES
(Mrs. Leslie L.)

b. Calvert, Tex., Feb. 16, 1889; ed. Baylor Univ., S.W.B.T.S. Pastor's
wife, Whitesboro, Tex., 1911-15. Appointed 1915; language student,
1915-16; teacher and gen. church worker, Recife, BRAZIL, 1916-27,
1953; Garanhuns, 1927-31; Maceio, 1931-35; Salvador, 1935-48;
Triunfo, 1948-52. Retired 1958. m. Leslie L. Johnson, Sept. 5,
1911. Children: Evelyn Ethelene, 1918; Parla May, 1917; Claudia
Colombia, 1918; Dorothy Lee, 1920; Edwin Jed, 1922; William
Carey, 1925. EMERITUS—BRAZIL

JOHNSON, PEARL

b. Jonesville, S. C., July 26, 1898; ed. Limestone College, B.A., 1920;
Carver School, B.M.T., 1924; College of Chinese Studies, Peking,
China. Schoolteacher, Jonesville, S. C., 1920-21; Cateechee, S. C.,
1921-22; evang. worker among Chinese, Houston, Tex., 1941-44.
Appointed 1924; prin., Waang To girls’ school, Wuchow, Kwangsi,
Cuina, 1926-35; prin., Huan Wen boys’ school, Chefoo, Shantung,
1936-40; educ.-evang. worker, Shanghai, 1946-47; Tsingtao, Shantung,
1947-51; Tainan, TAIWAN, 1958—. U.S. address: Union, S. C.
TAIWAN (Formosa)

JOHNSON, ROBERT ELTON

b. Hartselle, Ala., Aug. 26, 1903; ed. Univ. of Ala., B.S., 1925; S.B.T-S.,
Th.M., 1932. Student sec., First Church, Tuscaloosa, Ala., 1923-25;
B.T.U. sec. of Ala., 1925-29; B.T.U. fieldworker of Ga., 1932; pastor,
Girard, Ala., 1933-34. Appointed 1934; language student, Recife,
BrazIL, 1934-35; prin., Recife, 1935-39; sec.-treas., church loan fund,
1935-39; field missionary, 1940—; pastor, 1936-38, 1942-44 (Vitoria),
1948-56 and 1957— (Itabuna); dir., Baptist school, Corrente, 1948-
56. m. Elizabeth Jackson, 1929. U.S. address: First Baptist Chute),
LaGrange, Ga. BRAZIL

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JOHNSON, ELIZABETH JACKSON
(Mrs. R. Elton)

b. Santa Rita, Baia, Brazil, Dec. 25, 1904; ed. Greenville Woman’s
College; Carson-Newman College, B.A., 1926; S.W.B.T.S., B.S.M.,
1929. Appointed 1934; music dir., Capunga Church, Recife, BRAZIL,
1935-39; music dir., teacher, Baptist girls’ school, 1937-88; dir.,
dining hall, 1935-39; state WMU treas. 1935-36, sec. 1937, pres. 1938;
music dir., religious educ. worker, Vitoria church, 1941-44; Corrente
church, 1948-56; Itabuna church, 1957—; teacher, dir. of boarding
dept., music, and dining hall, Baptist Industrial Institute, 1948-56.
m. R. Elton Johnson, Aug. 15, 1929. Children: Ettie Jeanne (m.
Harris), 1931; Robert Elton, Jr., 1933; Ernest Jackson, 1937; Vir-
ginia Ruth, 1941. BRAZIL

JOHNSON, WILLIAM BUREN

b. Harnett Co., N. C., Oct. 24, 1895; ed. Univ. of N. C.; Univ. of Rich-
mond (Va.), B.A., 1921; College of William and Mary; Univ. of Chica-
go;S.B.T.S., Th.B., 1936. Contract teacher, Soochow, Kiangsu, China,
1921-25. Appointed 1925; teacher, Yates Academy and Wei Ling
girls’ school, Soochow, CHINA, 1925-82; educ.-evang. worker, Kun-
shan, 1932-50; Djakarta, INDONESIA, 1951—; treas., Indonesian
Mission, 1951—. Interned 1948; repatriated 1948. m. Kate Carper,
1921. U.S. address: c/o Foreign Mission Board, Box 6597, Rich-
mond 80, Va. INDONESIA

JOHNSON, KATE CARPER
(Mrs. W. Buren)

b. Pulaski, Va., Oct. 24, 1897; ed. Radford (Va.) Normal School.
Schoolteacher, Virginia, 1918-21; contract teacher, Soochow, China,
1921-25. Appointed 1925; teacher, Yates Academy and Wei Ling
academy, Soochow, CHINA, 1925-80; Eliza Yates and Ming Jang
academies, Shanghai, 1938-35; Univ. of Shanghai middle school,
1937; evang. worker, Kunshan, 1937-40, 1946-50; Djakarta, INDo-
NESIA, 1952—. m. W. Buren Johnson, Aug. 9, 1921. Children:
William Harold, 1922 (d. 1945); Eugenia Jane (m. Dambacher), 1924;
Mary Frances, 1928. INDONESIA

JOHNSTON, JAMES DAVID

b. Anchorage, Ky., Oct. 31, 1927; ed. Stetson Univ., B.A., 1952;
N.O.B.T.S., B.D., 1955. U.S. Merchant Marines, 1945-47; pastoral
supply, Fla., Ky., Ala., Miss., La., Kan., Ark., 1948-55; pastor,
Candler (Fla.) Church and Mission, 1950-51; summer missionary,
Home Mission Board, Kan., 1952, 1953; pastor, First Church, Floral
City, Fla., 1955-58; moderator, Alachua Association, Fla., 1957-58.
Appointed for NiGErRIA, 1958. m. Marie Havens, 1955. U.S. address:
2241 Grimmet Drive, Shreveport, La. NIGERIA

JOHNSTON, MABLE MARIE HAVENS
(Mrs. James D.)

b. Shreveport, La., Jan. 7, 1980; ed. La. College, B.S. and R.N.,
1951; N.O.B.T.S. Nurse, North La. Sanitarium, Shreveport, 1951;
instructor, Northwestern State College, Shreveport, 1951-54, 1955;
nurse, Southern Baptist Hospital, New Orleans, La. (part-time), 1954-
55; Hernando County Hospital, Brooksville, Fla. (part-time), 1956;
doctors’ office, Inverness, Fla., 1956-57; Citrus Memorial Hospital,
Inverness (part-time), 1957-58. Appointed for NIGERIA, 1958. m.
James D. Johnston, Sept. 4, 1955. Child: James David, 1958.
NIGERIA

JOHNSTON, JUANITA

b. Mobile, Ala., Mar. 14, 1926; ed. Blue Mountain College; Clarke Col-
lege, A.A., 1948; Ala. State Teachers College, B.A., 1950; N.O.B.T.S.,
M.R.E., 1952. V.B.S. worker, Sunday school dept., Ala. Baptist
Convention, 1946, 1947, 1948; summer missionary to Hawaii, Ala.
B.S.U., 1949; B.S.U. sec., Ala. State Teachers College, 1950; summer
worker in La. for Home Mission Board, 1950-51; educ. dir., First
Church, Perry, Fla., 1952; assoc. to promotional sec., Mobile Baptist
Association, 1953-56. Appointed. 1956; language student, Bangkok,
THAILAND, 1956-57; student work, Bangkok, 1957—. U.S. address:
917 Nellie St., Mobile, Ala. THAILAND

JOINER, GARRETH ELBERT

b. Kingsville, Tex., Aug. 19, 1924; ed. East Tex. Baptist College;
Baylor Univ., B.A., 1947; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1950. Campus worker,
Baylor Univ., 1943-44; U.S. Navy, 1944-46; pastor, Concord Church,
Rye, Tex., 1947-49; Mexican mission worker for Hickory St. Church,
Dallas, Tex., 1949-50. Appointed 1950; language student, San Jose,
Costa Rica, 1950-51; fieldworker, Quito, ECuapor, 1951—. m.
Elaine Giltner, 1948. U.S. address: 756 Nolte Dr., Dallas 8, Tex.
ECUADOR

JOINER, ELAINE GILTNER
(Mrs. Garreth E.)

b. San Antonio, Tex., Aug. 7, 1927; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1948;
S.W.B.T.S. Stenographer, cashier’s office, Baylor Univ., 1945-48;
employee, Home Mission Board, Second Mexican Church, Houston,
Tex. (summer), 1945; Sunday School Board, West Texas, Mexican
and Anglo V.B.S. (summer), 1946. Appointed 1950; language stu-
dent, San Jose, Costa RicA, 1950-51; evang. worker, Quito, ECUADOR,
1951—. m. Garreth E. Joiner, June 24, 1948. Children: Judy
Lynette, 1958; Lawrence Bruce, 1955; Donna Lee, 1957.

ECUADOR

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JONES, DON CLEO

b. Galveston, Tex., Nov. 18, 1928; ed. Howard Payne College, B.A.,
1952; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1956; Yale Language School. U.S. Army,
1946-48; summer worker, music dept., Tex. Baptist Convention,
1949-50; asst. pastor, First Church, Goldthwaite, Tex., 1950-53;
pastor, Pompey Mountain Church, Mills Co., Tex., 1949-50; First
Church, Strawn, Tex., 1953-56. Appointed 1956; language student,
Taejon, KorBA, 1957-58. _m. Juanita Wheelock, 1950. U.S. address:
1118 Tenison Memorial, Dallas 28, Tex. KOREA

JONES, JUANITA ANN WHEELOCK
(Mrs. Don C.)

b. Altus, Okla., Apr. 25, 1930; ed. Howard Payne College, B.M.E.,
1958; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1956; Yale Language School. Office asst.,
clinic, Childress, Tex., 1948-50; private piano teacher, Strawn, Tex.,
1958-56. Appointed 1956; language student, Taejon, Korma, 1957-
58. m. Don C. Jones, Aug. 29, 1950. KOREA

JONES, KATHLEEN CARMEN

b. Pernambuco, Brazil, Apr. 7, 1922; ed. Westhampton College;
Baylor Univ., B.A., 1948; Southwestern Medical College, M.D.,
1947. Intern, Baylor Hospital, Dallas, Tex., 1947-48; resident,
Baptist Hospital, San Antonio, Tex., 1948-49; resident, St. Paul’s
Hospital, Dallas, 1949-51; asst. to physician, San Antonio, 1951-53.
Appointed 1953; language student, Bandung, INDONESIA, 1953-55;
staff doctor, medical center, Kediri, 1955—. U.S. address: 1669
Ryan, Murray, Ky. INDONESIA

JONES, MARJORIE IRMA

b. Alexandria, La., Nov. 14, 1924; ed. La. State Univ.; La. College,
B.A., 1947; Carver School, M.R.E., 1949. Sec., Weller Ave. Church,
Baton Rouge, La., 1942; summer fieldworker, La. WMLU, 1947; educ.
worker, Fairfield Church, Baton Rouge (summer), 1948; WMU young
people’s sec., Ky., 1949-50, La., 1951-55. Appointed 1955; language
student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1956; teacher, Reagan Memorial girls’ school,
Lagos, 1956; evang. worker, Kumasi, GHANA, 1957—. U.S. address:
814 Fisk St., Alexandria, La. GHANA

JONES, SAMUEL LEE

b. San Saba Co., Tex., June 23, 1922; ed. San Angelo College; Baylor
Univ., B.A., 1950; S.W-.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. U.S. Marine Corps,
1942-45; accountant, airlines co., Houston, Tex. (summer), 1947;
pastor, Broyles Chapel Church, Palestine, Tex., 1949-52; Montalba
(Tex.) Church, 1952-55. Appointed 1955; evang. worker, Salisbury,
SOUTHERN RHODESIA, 1955—. m. D. Ona Knight, 1951. U.S.

: Route 2, Box 325, Palestine, Tex.
ae oie — mae SOUTHERN RHODESIA

JONES, DESSA ONA KNIGHT
(Mrs. Samuel L.)

b. Palestine, Tex., Aug. 31, 1981; ed. Sam Houston State Teachers
College, B.S., 1951; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1954. Sec. to prof., Sam
Houston State Teachers College, Huntsville, Tex., 1949-51; em-
ployee, woman’s building, S.W.B.T.S., 1951. Appointed 1955; evang.
worker, Salisbury, SOUTHERN RHODESIA, 1955._ m. Samuel L. Jones,
Sept. 18, 1951. Children: Byron Dwaine, 1952; Gary Clair, 1954;
Karen Rynell, 1956; Kay Lynn, 1958. SOUTHERN RHODESIA

JOWERS, SHERMAN CLYDE

b. Gorum, La., June 6, 1913; ed. La. College, B.A., 1943; N.O.B.T.S.,
Th.M., 1946; Yale Language School. U.S. Navy,, 1934-38; teacher,
Negro Baptist Theol. Seminary, New Orleans, La., 1944-46; pastor,
La. churches, 1948-46. Appointed 1946; language student, Peking,
CHINA, 1947-48; evang. worker, Baguio and Manila, PHILIPPINES,
1949-53; Davao City, 1958—. m. Alcie May Pettigrew, 1948. U.S.
address: Chopin, La. PHILIPPINES

JOWERS, ALCIE MAY PETTIGREW
(Mrs. S. Clyde)

b. New Iberia, La., Oct. 22, 1918; ed. La. State Univ., B.A., 1934;
N.O.B.T.S., M.C.T., 1944. Schoolteacher, Mandeville, La., 1934-
41; teacher, Negro Baptist Theol. Seminary, New Orleans, 1941-44;
asst., nursery, N.O.B.T.S., New Orleans, La., 1945-46. Appointed
1946; language student, Peking, CHINA, 1947-48; evang. worker,
Baguio and Manila, PHILIPPINES, 1949-58; Davao City, 1953—.
m. S. Clyde Jowers, Aug. 24, 1943. Children: Harry Burton, 1944;
Thomas Clyde, 1946; Richard Pettigrew, 1948; Bryan Anderson
and David Mitchell (twins), 1950. PHILIPPINES

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KELLEY, PAGE HUTTO

b. Hartford, Ala., July 19, 1924; ed. Howard College, B.A., 1945;
S.B.T.S., B.D., 1948; Th.D., 1953. Asst. pastor, Hunter St. Church,
Birmingham, Ala., 1948; pastor, churches in Verbena and Phenix
City, Ala., 1948-45; Livonia and North Vernon, Ind., 1945-50; fellow
in Old Testament, 1948-51, and instructor in Hebrew, S.B.T.S.,
1951-52. Appointed 1952; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL,
1952-58; prof., Baptist seminary, Rio de Janeiro, 1953—. m. Vernice
McIntosh, 1947. U.S. address: 1115 Fifth Ave., Birmingham,
Ala. BRAZIL

KELLEY, VERNICE McINTOSH
(Mrs. Page H.)

b. Wagar, Ala., Oct. 16, 1919; ed. Judson College; Howard College,
B.A., 1946; Carver School, M.R.E., 1947. Comptometer operator,
Louisville, Ky., 1947-52. Appointed 1952; language student, Campi-
nas, BRAZIL, 1952-53; evang. worker, Rio de Janeiro, 1953—. m.
Page H. Kelley, Aug. 17, 1947. Children: Margaret Ruth, 1952;
Esther, 1954 (d. 1954); Judith Ann, 1956. BRAZIL

KENDALL, DOUGLAS EDWARD

b. Worcester, Mass., Oct. 5, 1926; ed. Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.A.,
1951; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. U.S. Navy, 1944-46; personnel clerk,
sugar co., Maui, Hawaii, 1947; summer student worker, Home Mission
Board, La., 1949, Calif., 1950; pastor, Rock Hill Mission, First Church,
Bowie, Tex., 1953-55; substitute teacher, jr. high schools, Fort Worth,
Tex., 1954-55. Appointed 1955; language student, Bandung, INDo-
NESIA, 1956-57; evang. worker, Surabaya, 1957—. m. E. Katherine

Kerr, 1954. U.S. address: 903 S. Adams, Dallas, Tex.
INDONESIA

KENDALL, EMMA KATHERINE KERR
(Mrs. Douglas E.)

b. Batesville, Ark., Apr. 26, 1927; ed. Southern Methodist Univ.;
Baylor Univ., B.A., 1948; Baylor Univ. Hospital, School of Nursing,
B.S., 1951; S.W.B.T.S. Asst. clinical instructor in nursing, Memorial
Hospital, Houston, Tex., 1951-52; medical staff nurse, Baylor Hos-
pital (summer), 1952; surgical staff nurse, Harris Hospital, Fort
Worth, Tex., 1952-55. Appointed 1955; language student, Bandung,
INDONESIA, 1956-57; evang. worker, Surabaya, 1957—. m. Douglas
E. Kendall, July 17, 1954. Children: Glenn Edward, 1955; Guy
Douglas, 1957. INDONESIA

KENDRICK, BERTIE LEE

b. Henrietta, N. C., Oct. 23, 1909; ed. Gardner-Webb Jr. College;
Furman Univ., B.A., 1948; N.O.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1945. Appointed
1945; educ.-evang. worker, Kahului, Maui, Territory of HAwau,

1945-50; Wailuku Church, Maui, 1951—. U.S. address: Spindale,
N.C. HAWAII

KENNEDY, THOMAS JEFFERSON

b. Tioga, Tex., Feb. 19, 1925; ed. Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.A.,
1949; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1953. U.S. Army, 1944-46; shipping clerk,
Fort Worth, Tex., 1952-53; pastor, Prairie View Church, Anson, Tex.,
1948-49; Bedford Church, Tex., 1950-54. Appointed (special) 1954;
language student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1954; Kaduna, 1956; evang. worker,
Shaki, 1955; Kaduna, 1956—; teacher, Hausa Baptist pastors’ school,
1956. m. Willie Mae Rankin, 1950. U.S. address: Route 1, Tioga,
Tex. NIGERIA

KENNEDY, WILLIE MAE RANKIN
(Mrs. Thomas J.)

b. Big Spring, Tex., Oct. 22, 1928; ed. Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.S.,
1950; S.W.B.T.S. Employee, book store, Hardin-Simmons. Univ.,
Abilene, Tex., 1946-50; summer worker, Home Mission Board, N.M.,
1947; sec., Birdville Church and district missions office, Tex., 1950-51;
schoolteacher, Bedford, Tex., 1951-52. Appointed (special) 1954;
language student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1954; Kaduna, 1956; teacher,
Elam Memorial girls’ school, evang. worker, Shaki, 1955; Kaduna,
1956—. m. Thomas J. Kennedy, Feb. 17, 1950. Children: Tommy
Ray, 1958; Carolyn Ruth, 1955; Keith Charles, 1958. NIGERIA

KEYES, LESLIE GORDON

b. Waterproof, La., Jan. 9, 1925; ed. La. College, B.A., 1956;
N.O.B.T.S., B.D., 1959. U.S. Army, paratrooper, 1945-46; farmer,
sawmill worker, Waterproof, 1946-53; part-time carpenter, Pineville,
La., 1955-56; part-time electrician’s helper, New Orleans, 1957-58;
pastor, Cash Bayou Church, Clayton, La., 1954-59. Appointed for
Honpuras, 1958. m. Naomi Lucas, 1944. U.S. address: Rte. 1,
Box 74, Waterproof, La. HONDURAS

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KEYES, NAOMI LUCAS
(Mrs. Leslie G.)

b. Neelyville, Mo., Apr. 18, 1926; ed. La. College; N.O.B.T.S. Ap-
pointed for HONDURAS, 1958. m. Leslie Keyes, Aug. 31, 1944. Chil-
dren: Judy Ann, 1945; Leslie Gordon, Jr., 1948; Stephen Lucas,
1950; Stanley Jerome, 1953, HONDURAS

KIMLER, EUGENE BROWNIE, JR.

b. Tampico, Tamaulipas, Mexico, Dec. 18, 1927; ed. Cornell Univ.;
Okla. State Univ.; Univ. of Okla.; Baylor Univ., B.A., 1951;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., M.R.E., 1956. U.S. Army, 1946-47; interim pastor,
Goodwill Mexican Church, Fort Worth, Tex., 1952-54; pastor, Mexi-
can missions, Ranger and Cisco, Tex., 1954-56; Calvary Church,
Breckenridge, Tex., 1956-58; Bible teacher, Breckenridge extension
of Ranger Jr. College, 1956-58. Appointed for VENEZUELA, 1958;
language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1958-59. m. Eva Nell
Turner, 1955. U.S. address: 503 West Lane, Pasadena, Tex.
VENEZUELA

KIMLER, EVA NELL TURNER
(Mrs. Eugene B., Jr.)

b, Edgewood, Tex., Oct. 16, 1931; ed. Howard Payne College, B.S.,
1954; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1956. Asst. sec., First Church, Brown-
wood, Tex., 1950-54; summer worker, Home Mission Board, Kan.,
1954; sec. and youth dir., Fostepco Heights Church, Fort Worth,
Tex., 1954-55; sec., First Church, Ranger, Tex., 1956. Appointed
for VENEZUELA, 1958; language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1958-
59. m. Eugene B. Kimler, Jr., May 28, 1955. Children: David
Eugene, 1956; Mary Faith, 1958. VENEZUELA

KING, HARRIETTE LAW

b. Taian-fu, Shantung, China, June 20, 1905; ed. Carson-Newman
College, B.A., 1927; Carver School, B.M.T., 1929; College of the
Pacific; Middle Tenn. State Normal. Asst., Good Will Center,
Chattanooga, Tenn., 1929-32; missionary, Interior China Mission,
Pochow, Anhwei, China, 1932-85. Appointed 1935; evang. worker,
Pochow, CHINA, 1935-38; Kweiteh and Chengchow, Honan, 1947;
teacher, Cantonese girls’ middle school, Shanghai, 1948-51; evang.
worker, Kuala Lumpur, MALAYA, 1953—. Author: ‘Ming Li.”
U.S. address: 1001 Haron St., Anaheim, Calif. MALAYA

KIRK, JAMES PALMER

b. Farmville, N. C., Feb. 2, 1919; ed. Mars Hill College; Wake Forest
College, B.A., 1941; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1947. Youth evang. worker,
N. C. Baptist State Mission Board, 1939-40; educ. dir., Western
Ave. Church, Statesville, N. C., 1941-48; Parkland Church, Louisville,
Ky., 1944-47. Appointed 1947; language student, Rio de Janeiro,
BRAZIL, 1947-48; publication work, Rio, 1948-50; state evang., Vitoria,
Espirito Santo, 1950—. m. Maxie Crawford, 1945. U.S. address:
Rte. 2, New London, N. C. BRAZIL

KIRK, MAXIE CRAWFORD
(Mrs. James P.)

b. Louisville, Ky., Sept. 1, 1925; ed. Univ. of Louisville; Carver
School, B.R.E., 1947. Saleslady, shoe store, Louisville, 1942-45;
cashier, boat co., Jeffersonville, Ind., 1944. Appointed 1947; language
student, Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL, 1947-48; publication work, Rio,
1948-50; evang. worker, Vitoria, Espirito Santo, 1950—. m. James
P. Kirk, July 17, 1945. Children: Cora Margaret, 1948; James
Thomas, 1950; James Robert, 1952; Elizabeth Jean, 1955.

BRAZIL

KIRKPATRICK, MARY FRANK

b. Noxapater, Miss., Jan. 21, 1926; ed. Blue Mountain College, B.A.,
1947; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1952. Schoolteacher, Holly Bluff, Miss.,
1947-50; staffer, Miss. WMU camp, Clinton (summers), 1947-51;
youth and recreational dir., First Church, Minden, La., 1952-55.
Appointed (special) 1955; teacher, Baptist boys’ high school, Port
Harcourt, NIGERIA, 1956; language student, Oyo, 1956; accountant,
Baptist Book Store, Ibadan, 1956—. U.S. address: Noxapater,
Miss. NIGERIA

KNIGHT, DORIS LYNN

b. Nankin, Brooks Co., Ga., Oct. 20, 1889; ed. Norman Institute;
Tift College, B.A., 1910; Carver School; Biblical Seminary (N. Y.);
Univ. of Chicago, Schoolteacher, Ga., 1910-12, 1914-18; teacher,
Norman Institute, Ga., 1912-14. Appointed 1920; language student,
Peking and Laichowfu, CHINA, 1920-23; teacher, middle school,
Hwanghsien, 1923-30, 1932-40; acting prin., girls’ school, Chefoo,
1938-39; evang. worker, Laichowfu, 1940-41; Tsingtao, 1947-48;
Harbin, MANCHURIA, 1930-31; teacher, Elementary Training Center
for Women, Abeokuta, NIGERIA, 1952—. Interned 1941, repatriated
1948. U.S. address: Quitman, Ga. NIGERIA

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KNOX, MARTHA ELIZABETH

b. Jackson, Mo., Feb. 7, 1921; ed. Southeast Mo. State College, B.S.,
1942; Carver School, M.R.E., 1947. Schoolteacher, Jackson, Mo.,
1942-44; helper, Good Will Center, Birmingham, Ala., 1944-45;
summer missionary, Cuban Mission, Key West, Fla., 1946; mission-
ary, Good Will Center, Birmingham, 1947-50. Appointed 1950;
language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1950-52; teacher, Seinan Gakuin
Women’s Training School, Fukuoka, 1952-58; worker, Good Will
Center, Tobata, 19583—. U.S. address: Jackson, Mo. JAPAN

KOLB, RAYMOND LOWREY

b. Blue Springs, Miss., Apr. 5, 1919; ed. Sunflower Jr. College; Miss.
College, B.A., 1939; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1942; Th.D., 1949. Interim
pastor, Harrisburg Church, Tupelo, Miss., 1939; pastor, Fisherville
(Ky.) Church, 1941-45. Appointed 1944; language student, Recife,
BRAZIL, 1945-46; missionary of North Piaui, and pastor, First Church,
Teresina, 1946-50; prof., Baptist theol. seminary, Recife, 1950-57;
dir., Baptist Industrial Institute, Corrente, 1957—. m. M. Ann Coch-
ran, 1944, U.S. address: Box 68, Hickory Flat, Miss. BRAZIL

KOLB, MARTHA ANN COCHRAN
(Mrs. Raymond L.)

b. Dublin, Ga., Aug. 20, 1921; ed. Mars Hill College; Furman Univ.,
B.A., 1942; Carver School, M.R.E., 1944; clinical training, General
Hospital, Louisville, Ky., S.B.T.S. Educ. dir., Calvary Church,
Morganton, N. C., 1948. Appointed 1944; language student, Recife,
Brazil, 1945-46; choir dir. and dir., children’s work, First Church,
Teresina, Piaui, 1946-50; music teacher, women’s training school,
Recife, 1950-57; teacher, Baptist Industrial Institute, Corrente,
1957—. m. Raymond L. Kolb, June 28, 1944. Children: son, 1947
(d. 1947); Martha Jane, 1950; Carl Franklin, 1952; James Cochran,

1954. er, Jay BRAZIL
Qh Ke

KOLLMAR, GEORGE HIRAM

b. Newark, N. J., Feb. 3, 1918; ed. Wheaton College, B.S., 1938;
Columbia Univ. College of Physicians and Surgeons, M.D., 1942;
Columbia Bible College; S.W.B.T.S.; certified, American Board of
Surgery, 1951. Intern, Charity Hospital, New Orleans, La., 1942-
48; medical officer, U.S. Army, 1943-46; resident in pathology, St.
Paul’s Hospital, Dallas, Tex., 1946-47; asst. resident, later resident
in surgery, 1947-50; asst. resident in thoracic surgery, Tex. Tuber-
culosis Sanatorium, San Angelo, 1950. Appointed 1950; language
student, CosTa Rica, 1950-51; surgeon, Baptist hospital, Barranquilla,
CoLomBiA, 1951—; dir., 1953—. m. Rosemary Boston, 1944. U.S.
address: c/o Mrs. W. M. Boston, Goodnight, Tex. COLOMBIA

KOLLMAR, ROSEMARY BOSTON
(Mrs. George H.)

b. Wellington, Tex., Nov. 3, 1920; ed. Tex. State College for Women,
B.A., 1941; Tex. Technological College; Tulane Univ. Graduate
School of Social Work. Schoolteacher, 1941-42; child welfare trainee,
State Dept. of Public Welfare, Austin, Tex., 1942-43; child welfare
worker, Amarillo, Tex., 1943-45. Appointed 1950; language student,
Costa Rica, 1950-51; social worker, Baptist Hospital, Barranquilla,
CoLoMBIA, 1952—. m. George H. Kollmar, Mar. 12, 1944. Children:

Karen Ruth, 1946; Martha Joan, 1947; Deborah Kay, 1950; twin sons,
1953 (d. 1953). COLOMBIA

KOON, VICTOR

b. Georgetown, Tex., Mar. 25, 1901; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1922;
S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1925. Appointed 1925; language student, Peking,
Cuina, 1925-26; evang. worker, Chengchow, Honan, China, 1926-
85; Harbin, MANcHURIA, 1935-40; Honolulu, Territory of HAWAI,
1940—; acting pres., Baptist Bible School of Hawaii, 1942-43; pastor,
Olivet Church, Honolulu, 1941-49; field sec. of the Hawaiian Mis-
sion, 1949—; exec. sec. of the Hawaii Baptist Convention, 1949—.

m. Aurora Lee Hargrove, 1924. U.S. address: Gainesville, Tex.
HAWAII

KOON, AURORA LEE HARGROVE
(Mrs. Victor)

b. New Haven, Conn., Apr. 21, 1902; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1923;
George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A., 1924. Appointed 1925;
language student, Peking, CHINA, 1925-26; evang. worker, Chengchow,
Honan, China, 1926-85; Harbin, MANCHURIA, 1935-40; Honolulu,
Territory of HAWAII, 1940—. m. Victor Koon, June 12, 1924. Chil-
dren: Elaine Elizabeth (m. Petherbridge), 1925; Victor Lee, 1927;
Kenneth Hargrove, 1929 (d. 1980); Dorothy Jo (m. Dobbs), 1931;
Douglas, 1988 (d. 1933); Gwendolyn (m. Snow), 1935. HAWAII

KRATZ, CLARENCE EUGENE

b. Birmingham, Ala., Apr. 10, 1925; ed. Birmingham-Southern Col-
lege; Howard College; Univ. of Ala., B.S., 1949; M.A., 1958;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1952; Columbia Univ. U.S. Navy, 1943-46; bac-
teriology lab. instructor, Univ. of Ala., 1947-48; blood bank technician,
St. Joseph’s Hospital, Fort Worth, Tex., 1951. Appointed 1952;
resident, Gatooma, SOUTHERN RHODESIA, 1953-54; prin., primary
school, Sanyati, 1954-56; Mission treas., 1953-56; transferred to
NIGERIA, 1958. m. Dorothy Gray, 1950. U.S. address: 511 Frisco
St., Wylam, Birmingham, Ala. NIGERIA

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KRATZ, DOROTHY GRAY
(Mrs. C. E.)

b. Bessemer, Ala., Aug. 30, 1928; ed. Howard College; Univ. of Ala.,
B.S., 1950; Jefferson-Hillman School of Medical Technology;
S.W.B.T.S. Secretarial asst., Univ. of Ala. and Jefferson-Hillman Hos-
pital, 1948-50; technician, Fort Worth, Tex. Medical Laboratories
and St. Joseph’s Hospital, 1950-52. Appointed 1952; resident, Ga-
tooma, SOUTHERN RHODESIA, 1953-54; technician, Baptist hospital,
Sanyati, 1954-56; transferred to NIGERIA, 1958. m. C. Eugene
Kratz, Aug. 3, 1950. Children: Rebecca Gayle, 1952; Owen Eugene,
1954; David Alan, 1955; Randall Gray, 1958. NIGERIA

KUBE, RUTH PEYTON

b. Rhoadesville, Va., Sept. 28, 1928; ed. Hardin-Simmons Univ.;
Capital City School of Nursing, R.N., 1955; Baylor Univ., B.S. in
Nursing, 1956; S.W.B.T.S. Ward aide, Hendrick Memorial Hospital,
Abilene, Tex., 1950-51; nurse, D. C. General Hospital, Washington,
1955; Hillcrest Memorial Hospital, Waco, Tex., 1955-56; S.W.B.T.S.,
1956-57. Appointed, 1957; language student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1958;
nurse, Frances Jones Memorial Nursing Home, Ogbomosho, 1958—.
U.S. address: Rhoadesville, Va. NIGERIA

LAIR, LENA VALINDA

b. Anna, Tex., Apr. 24, 1900; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1925; S.W.B.T.S.,
M.M.T., 1934; Peabody College. Schoolteacher, Anna, Crawford,
and Goree, Tex., 1920-22, 1925-32. Appointed 1935; teacher, Baptist
college, and prin., Baptist day school, Ogbomosho, NIGERIA, 1936-
38; teacher, Baptist college, and principal, Baptist day school, Iwo,
1940-56; prin., Elementary Training Center for Women, Ile Ife,
1957—. U.S. address: Anna, Tex. NIGERIA

LAKE, VIRGINIA LAKE
(Mrs. John)

b. Wake Forest, N. C., Nov. 6, 1901; ed. Wake Forest College; West-
hampton College, B.A., 1928; Carver School, B.M.T., 1931; Teachers
College, Columbia Univ., M.A., 1932. Schoolteacher, N. C. and Ala.,
1923-29; South Mountain Industrial School, 1932-33. Appointed
1933; asst. in work of leper colony, Tai-Kam Island, Kwangtung,
HINA; retired 1935; reactivated (special) 1958; church evang.,
Honolulu, Hawai, 1958—. m. John Lake, June 27, 1933 (d. 1949).
Children: Virginia Austin (m. Walker), 1934; Rosa Florence, 1937.

U.S. address: c/o Mrs. Allen H. Walker, Jr., Hillsboro, N. _ s
AWAII

LAMBERT, REBEKAH DANCE

b. Lewisburg, Tenn., Oct. 30, 1927; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1949;
School of Laboratory Technology, Univ. of Tenn., B.S., 1951; Carver
School; Yale Language School. Laboratory instructor, Univ. of
Tennessee, Memphis, 1951-52; medical technician and general labo-
ratory worker, Oak Ridge (Tenn.) Hospital, 1952-55; Maury County
Hospital, Columbia, Tenn., 1955-56; doctor’s office, Lewisburg, 1956;
Ky. Baptist Hospital, Louisville, 1956-57. Appointed (special)
1957; language student, Taejon, KOREA, 1958. U.S. address: Rte. 3,
Lewisburg, Tenn. KOREA

LAMBERTH, MARGARET ELIZABETH

b. Gloucester, Va., Jan. 6, 1922; ed. Mary Washington College, B.S.,
1948; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1949. Jr. mathematician, National Ad-
visory Com., Langley Field, Va., 1943-46; youth dir. and sec., Trinity
Church, Houston, Tex., 1950-51; educ. sec., New Bridge Church,
Highland Springs, Va., 1951-52. Appointed 1952; teacher, Baptist
girls’ high school, Agbor, NIGERIA, 1953—. U.S. address: White
Marsh, Va. NIGERIA

LAMBRIGHT, ROBERT LAMAR

b. Louisville, Ky., Nov. 28, 1926; ed. Tulane Univ.; Univ. of Miss.,
B.S., 1947; Univ. of Miss. School of Medicine; Vanderbilt Univ.
Medical School, M.D., 1950; S.B.T.S.; Yale Language School. In-
tern, Vanderbilt Univ. Hospital, Nashville, 1950-51; resident, Vicks-
burg (Miss.) Hospital, 1954-55, Washington-St. Tammany Charity
Hospital, Bogalusa, La., 1955-56; physician, U.S. Air Force, 1951-53,
and S.B.T.S., 1956-57. Appointed 1957; language student, Bandung,
INDONESIA, 1958. m. Ann Patrick, 1948. U.S. address: 1317 Web-
ster St., Corinth, Miss. INDONESIA

LAMBRIGHT, ANN NELSON (PAT) PATRICK
(Mrs. Robert L.)

b. Booneville, Miss., May 8, 1928; ed. Blue Mountain College; George
Peabody College, B.A., 1950; St. Thomas Hospital School of Medical
Technology; S.B.T.S.; Yale Language School. Medical technologist,
Corinth (Miss.) Hospital, 1952. Appointed 1957; language student,
Bandung, INDONESIA, 1958. m. Robert L. Lambright, June 5, 1948.
Children: Patrick Burford, 1952; Christian Patrick, 1954; Linda
Patrick, 1956. INDONESIA

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LANCASTER, CECILE ELIZABETH

b. Lorena, Tex., Jan. 1, 1896; ed. Howard Payne College, B.A., 1920;
Baylor Univ., M.A., 1927. Evang. worker among Japanese-speaking
people, Houston, Tex., 1941-43; teacher, Japanese Relocation Center,
Rivers, Ariz., 1943-45. Appointed 1920; language student, 1920-22;
teacher, Seinan Jo Gakuin, Kokura, JAPAN, 1922-40; vice-pres.,
1935-40; teacher, vice-pres., 1947—; evang. worker, Koishikawa
Church, Tokyo, 1940-41; Waimea, Kauai, Territory_of Hawau,
1945-47. U.S. address: 3907 Norfolk St., Houston 6, Tex. P
JAPAN

LANDRUM, MINNIE LEVATTA

b. Goodman, Miss., Aug. 21, 1892; ed. Hillman College; Miss. College;
S.B.T.S.; Carver School. WMU fieldworker, Miss., 1920-22. Ap-
pointed 1922; evang. worker, Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL, 1922; WMU
fieldworker, 1924-27; corresponding sec. and treas., WMU of Brazil,
1928-54; church visitor, 1954-55; teacher, WMU Training School,
Rio de Janeiro, 1956-58; interim dir., 1957. U.S. address: 502
College St., Clinton, Miss. BRAZIL

LANE, DOROTHEA KATHERINE (DOTTIE)

b. Sturgis, Ky., Feb. 8, 1924; ed. Draughon’s Business College (Pa-
ducah, Ky.); Murray State College, B.S., 1948; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E.,
1951. Production clerk in war factory, 1942-44; schoolteacher,
Carruthersville, Mo., 1949-50. Appointed 1951; language student,
Tokyo, JAPAN, 1951-52; teacher, Seinan Jo Gakuin, Kokura, 1953—.
U.S. address: 825 Johnson St., Sturgis, Ky. JAPAN

LANE, LEONARD GUY

b. Clovis, N. M., Jan. 18, 1925; ed. Eastern N. M. Univ., B.A., 1948;
G.G.B.T.S., B.D., 1951. Grocery stock-room worker, Clovis,
N. M., 1940-42; dept. store salesman, 1942-48; jr. clerk-typist, U.S.
Corps of Engineers, 1943-44; pastor of N. M. churches, 1943-48;
Baptist student sec., Eastern N. M. Univ., 1946-48; pastor in Calif.,
1948-50. Appointed 1951; prin., Baptist Academy, Lagos, NIGERIA,
1951-55; mgr., Baptist Book Store, Ibadan, 1955—. m. Daisy Marie
Brannan, 1946. U.S. address: c/o A. C. Brannan, Rte. 5, Box 720,
Abilene, Tex. NIGERIA

LANE, DAISY MARIE BRANNAN
(Mrs. Leonard G.)

b. Abilene, Tex., Mar. 24, 1924; ed. El Paso Technical Institute;
S.W.B.T.S.; Eastern N. M. College. Typist-clerk, telephone and
telegraph co., El Paso, 1942-45; summer worker, Home Mission
Board, 1945, 1948; schoolteacher, Floyd, N. M., 1947-48; typist,
San Francisco, Calif., 1948; bookkeeping machine operator, Berkeley,
Calif., 1949-51. Appointed 1951; evang. worker, Lagos, NIGERIA,
1951-55; Ibadan, 1955—. m. Leonard G. Lane, Apr. 28, 1946. Chil-
dren: Leonard Guy, Jr., 1952; Terry Clark, 1954. NIGERIA

LANIER, MINNIE LOU

b. Bulloch Co., Ga., June 17, 1915; ed. Tift College, B.A., 1943;
Carver School, M.R.E., 1945. Appointed 1945; sec. to Latin Ameri-
can Sec., Foreign Mission Board, and language student, Rio de Janeiro,
Brazit, 1945-46; evang. worker, Rio de Janeiro, 1946-49; interim
sec., Sunday School Dept., 1948; sec., GA of Brazilian WMU, and
editor, GA magazine, 1949—; teacher, WMU Training School, 1947—.
U.S. address: 520 E. 60th St., Savannah, Ga. BRAZIL

LANNEAU, SOPHIE STEPHENS

b. Lexington, Mo., Aug. 19, 1880; ed. Wake Forest Academy; Frank-
lin (Va.) Female Seminary; Meredith College, B.A., 1902; S.B.T.S.;
Univ. of Chicago. Teacher, Franklin Female Seminary, 1900-01;
Wake Forest public schools, 1902-03; Meredith College, 1903-05;
public and missions schools, Puerto Rico, 1906-07. Appointed 1907;
educ.-evang. worker, Soochow, Kiangsu, CHINA, 1907-50; founder
and prin., Wei Ling girls’ academy, Soochow, 1911-27; teacher of
Bible and English, 1927-50. Interned 1943, repatriated 1948. Re-

tired 1951. U.S. address: Wake Forest, N. C.
EMERITUS—CHINA

LARSON, IVAN V.

b. Hannibal, Mo., Feb. 20, 1889; ed. Spalding’s Business College
(Kansas City, Mo.); Univ. of Louisville; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1916.
Pastor, northern Mich., 1917-18. Appointed 1919; language student,
1919-21; evang., and teacher, middle school, Laiyang, Shantung,
CHINA, 1921-26; head of orphanage and general evang. worker,
Laichowfu, 1927-35; general evang. worker and pastor, Tsingtao,
1936-42, 1945-48; Manila, PHILIPPINES, 1952-53; Chiayi, TAIWAN,
1954—. Interned 1941, repatriated 1942. m. Edith Drotts, 1915.
U.S. address: c/o Rev. I. V. Larson, Jr., 14036 Ibbetson St., Bell-
flower, Calif. TAIWAN (Formosa)

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LARSON, EDITH DROTTS
(Mrs. Ivan V.)

b. Kansas City, Mo., June 15, 1888; ed. Spalding’s Business College;
Carver School, B.M.T., 1916. Appointed 1919; language student,
1919-21; educ.-evang. worker, Shantung, CHINA, 1921-48; Laiyang,
1921-26; Laichowfu, 1927-35; Tsingtao, 1936-40, 1946-48; Manila,
PHILIPPINES, 1952-58; Chiayi, TAIWAN, 1954—. m. Ivan V. Larson,
Sept. 25, 1915. Children: Elmer, 1914; Elizabeth Jeannette, 1922
(d. 1940); Ivan V., Jr., 1925. TAIWAN (Formosa)

LASETER, ANNE NORA

b. Hubbard, Tex., July 5, 1890; ed. North Tex. State Normal; Baylor
Univ.; S.W.B.T.S., B.R.E., 1922. Schoolteacher, Tex., 1911-21;
teacher, S.W.B.T.S., 1921-23. Appointed 1923; supervisor, primary
grades, and housemother, girls’ dormitory, Baptist school, Temuco,
CHILE, 1928-46; teacher, school of First Baptist Church, Santiago,
1947-50; teacher and housemother, Baptist theol. school, Santiago,
1951-57. Retired 1957. Address: 2328 McKenzie, Waco, Tex.
EMERITUS—CHILE

LAWTON, BENJAMIN RAY (BEN)

b. Fayetteville, N. C., Dec. 11, 1917; ed. Washington and Lee Univ.,
B.A., 1989; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1942; Th.D., 1947. Pastor, New Branden-
burg (Ky.) Church, 1941-45; fellow, N.T., S.B.T.S., 1944-47; pastor,
Pleasant Grove Church, Bullitt Co., Ky., 1946; teacher, Simmons
Univ., Louisville, Ky., 1946-47; visiting prof., N.O.B.T.S., La.,
1954-55. Appointed 1947; pres., Baptist Bible school, Rome, Italy,
1947; Baptist Theol. Seminary, Rivoli (Torino), 1948—. Author:
“An Inquiry into the Date of the Fourth Gospel” (unpublished
dissertation). m. Mary Patterson, 1940. U.S. address: Norcross,
Ga. ITALY

LAWTON, MARY PATTERSON (PATSY)
(Mrs. Benjamin R.)

b. Ogbomosho, Nigeria, West Africa, Oct. 23, 1917; ed. Averett Jr.
College; Shorter College, B.A., 1940; Atlanta Business College.
Appointed 1947; evang. worker, Rome, Italy, 1947-48; Rivoli (Torino),
1948—. Author: ‘Alonzo Scott Patterson of Africa.” m. Benjamin
R. Lawton, Dec. 26, 1940. Children: Benjamin Ray, Jr., 1944;
Patrick Scott, 1946; Ellen Lucille, 1953. ITALY

LAWTON, DEAVER MONROE

b. Kuling, Kiangsi, China, Aug. 3, 1906; ed. Furman Univ.; Erskine
College, B.A., 1930; N.O.B.T.S., B.C.T., 1932; College of Chinese
Studies, Peking, China. Evang. worker, Kaifeng, Honan, China,
1932-35. Appointed 1935; evang. worker, Laichowfu, Shantung,
CHINA, 1935-42; dir., North China Baptist orphanage, Laichowfu,
940-41; interned 1942, repatriated 1943; evang. worker, Kweilin,
wangsi, 1946-49; Bangkok, THAILAND, 1951-53; 1954—; Ayudhya,

953-54. m. Dorothy Dodd, 1936. U.S. address: Ridgecrest, N. C.
THAILAND

LAWTON, DOROTHY DODD
(Mrs. Deaver M.)

b. Tsingtao, Shantung, China, Oct. 6, 1910; ed. Wheaton College, B.A.,
1982; Biblical Seminary (New York); College of Chinese Studies
(Peking, China, and Berkeley, Calif). Evang. worker, Ill. state reform
school for girls, 1930-82; Neighborhood House work, New York City,
1932-34; supervisor and teacher, Bridgeman School, Shanghai, China,
1935-86. Appointed 1936; evang., Laichowfu, Shantung, CHINA,
1936-40; Kweilin, Kwangsi, 1946-49; Bangkok, THAILAND, 1951-
58; 1954—; Ayudhya, 1953-54. m. Deaver M. Lawton, Sept. 5,
1986. Children: Carol LaVerne, 1937; Eleanor Gwen, 1941; Daniel
Paul, 1947. THAILAND

LAWTON, OLIVE ALLENE

b. Chinkiang, China, Feb. 15, 1901; ed. Winthrop College, B.A.,
1922; Carver School, B.M.T., 1924. Teacher, Bethel Woman’s Col-
lege (Ky.) and Greenville (S. C.) high school, 1927-29. Appointed
1924; language student, 1925-26; teacher, Baptist girls’ school, Kaifeng,
CHINA, and primary school and kindergarten, Chengchow, 1925-27;
teacher, Eliza Yates Girls’ School, Shanghai, 1929-30; evang., Cheng-
chow, Tsining, Hsuchowfu, and Shanghai, 1930-42, 1947-50; Kaoh-
siung and Chiayi, TAIWAN, 1950-56; Keelung, 1956-58; Taipeh, 1958—.
Interned 1942, repatriated 1948. U.S. address: Ridgecrest, N. C.
TAIWAN (Formosa)

LAWTON, WESLEY WILLINGHAM, JR.

b. Kuling, Kiangsi, China, Aug. 7, 1904; ed. Furman Univ.; S.B.T.S.,
Th.G., 1980. Evang. worker (before appointment), Interior China
Mission, 1930-34; pastor, Ridgecrest (N. C.) Church, 1941-48; Oak-
hurst Church, Charlotte, N. C., 1943-46, 1950-53; Pacolet Mills
Church, Spartanburg, S. C., 1956-58. Appointed 1934; pastor,
Kaifeng, CHINA, 1984-86, 1946-48; Shanghai, 1948-49; Manila,
PHILIPPINES, 1958-55; resigned 1957; reappointed 1958; pastor,
Honolulu, Hawa, 1958—. m. Mary Muriel Ramsey, May 30,
1936 (d. 19389). Child: Inabelle Muriel, 1937. m. Geraldine Riddell,
1941. U.S. address: Ridgecrest, N. C. HAWAII

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LAWTON, GERALDINE RIDDELL
(Mrs. Wesley W., Jr.)

b. Caddo, Tex., Oct. 6, 1915; ed. Howard Payne College; S.W.B.T.S.
Appointed 1942; home-church evang., Kaifeng, Honan, CHINA,
1946-48; Shanghai, 1948-49; Manila, PHILIPPINES, 1953-55; resigned
1957; reappointed 1958; home-church evang., Honolulu, Hawau,
1958—. m. Wesley W. Lawton, Jr., Nov. 10, 1941. Children: Re-
becca Louise, 1948; James Wesley, 1951. HAWAII

LEA, OLA VADEN fa aes C

b. Ringgold, Va., Feb. 16, 1892; ed. East Radford (Va.) State Teachers
College; Va. Intermont College, A.A., 1923; Carver School, B.M.T.,
1924; Univ. of Louisville, B.A., 1984; Columbia Univ., M.A., 1943;
Biblical Seminary (New York); College of Chinese Studies, Univ. of
Calif. Appointed 1925; educ. evang., Soochow, Kiangsu, CHINA,
1925-35; prin, WMU Training School, Soochow, Shanghai, and
Wusih, 1935-39; dean of women, theol. seminary, Kaifeng, Honan,
1939-41; dir. of religious educ., girls’ school, and of church youth
activities, Soochow, 1946-50; teacher, National Taiwan Univ. and
Provincial Normal Univ., Taipeh, TArwAN, 1950—. U.S. address:
514 S. Aycock St., Greensboro, N. C. TAIWAN (Formosa)

LEAGUE, ATTIE BOSTICK
(Mrs. T. J.)

b. Rutherfordton, N. C., Sept. 16, 1875; ed. Jones Seminary (N. C.);
Judson College, B.A., 1898. Teacher, rural schools of Shelby, N. C.,
1894-96; Modean Mill School, Gastonia, N. C., 1898-1900; missionary
of the Gospel Mission, 1900-16; teacher, N. C., 1920-21. Appointed
1916; evang. work among women, Taianfu, Shantung, CHINA; Pochow,
Anhwei; Kweiteh, Honan. Interned 1942, repatriated 1943. Retired
1945. m. Thomas Jackson League, Jan. 7, 1947 (d. 1953). Address:
435 E. Main, Forest City, N. C. EMERITUS—CHINA

LEAVELL, CORNELIA FRANCES

b. Wuchow, Kwangsi, China, June 2, 1914; ed. Blue Mountain Col-
lege, B.A., 1938; George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A., 1939;
Carver School, M.R.E., 1942; Language School, Berkeley, Calif.
Schoolteacher, Bristol, Tenn., 1989-40. Appointed 1942; dir., Olivet
Kindergarten, Honolulu, Territory of HAWat, 1944-46; dir., Sung
Tak Kindergarten (Cantonese), Shanghai, Cuina, 1947-49; dir.,
Univ. Ave. Kindergarten, Honolulu, Hawau, 1950—. Author:
“A Lei for Malcolm.”’ U.S. address: Bristol, Va. HAWAII

LEDFORD, LOWELL EUGENE

b. Conway, Ark., Oct. 27, 1928; ed. Fort Smith, Jr. College; Ouachita
Baptist College, B.A., 1952; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1952. Pastor, Antioch
Church, Hermitage, Ark., 1946-47; Bloomer Church, Charleston,
Ark., 1947-49; First Church, Ashland City, Tenn., 1952-55. Appointed
1955; language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1955-56; evang. work,
Lima, PERU, 1957—. m. Shirley Stephan, 1950. U.S. address:
5131 Cantrell Rd., Little Rock, Ark. PERU

LEDFORD, SHIRLEY ANN STEPHAN
(Mrs. Lowell Eugene)

b. Little Rock, Ark., Oct. 17, 1981; ed. Business College (Little Rock);
Ouachita Baptist College; Carver School. Library worker, Ouachita
College, 1949-50, S.B.T.S., 1950-51; sec., Book Store Dept., Sunday
School Board, 1953-54. Appointed 1955; language student, San
Jose, COSTA RICA, 1955-56; evang. work, Lima, PERU, 1957—. m.
Lowell Eugene Ledford, July 30, 1950. Children: Stephan Lowell,
1951; Carol Faye, 1953; Daniel Harold, 1956. PERU

LEE, WYATT WAIN

b. Carroll, La., Mar. 2, 1921; ed. Howard Payne College, B.A., 1948;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1951. Radio operator for battery commander,
U.S. Army, 1940-46; mission pastor, Brady Association, Home Mission
Board, 1946-48; pastor, La Loma Mexican Mission, Fort Worth,
Tex., 1948-51. Appointed 1951; language student, San Jose, COSTA
Rica, 1952; dir., boys’ student home and city missions, Guadalajara,
Mexico, 1952—. m. Edrie Elizabeth Morris, 1946. U.S. address:
7440 Sundown, Houston, Tex. MEXICO

LEE, EDRIE ELIZABETH MORRIS
(Mrs. Wyatt W.)

b. Davilla, Tex., Sept. 28, 1921; ed. Sam Houston State Teachers
College, 1938-39; Memorial Hospital School of Nursing (Houston),
R.N., 1942; Howard Payne College, B.A., 1948; S.W.B.T.S. Head
nurse (floor) Memorial Hospital, Houston, 1942-48; surgical super-
visor, Latin American Hospital, Puebla, Mexico, 1943-45; obstetrics
supervisor, Memorial Hospital, Houston, 1945; nurse, Memorial
Hospital, Brownwood, Tex., 1947-48. Appointed 1951; language stu-
dent, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1952; evang. worker, Guadalajara,
Mexico, 1952—. m. Wyatt W. Lee, Jan. 19, 1946. Children: Pa-
tricia Elizabeth, 1949; Carla Ann, 1951; Dorothy Jean, 1954; Nathan
Wayne, 1955. MEXICO

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LEGG, LLOYD GENE

b. Dallas, Tex., Dec. 12, 1928; ed. Univ. of Tulsa, B.A., 1951;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1955. Pastor, Pleasant Grove Church, Mt. Pleas-
ant, Tex., 1953-56. Appointed 1956; language student, Oyo, NIGERIA,
1956-57; associational adviser, Ijebu-Ife, 1957—. m. Mary Leigh
Anderson, 1952. U.S. address: 915 N. Jefferson, Mt. Pleasant,
Tex. NIGERIA

LEGG, MARY LEIGH ANDERSON
(Mrs. L. Gene)

b. De Kalb, Tex., Jan. 5, 1930; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1951; Baylor
School of Nursing, B.S., 1954; S.W.B.T.S. Nursing supervisor and
teacher, private hospital, Mt. Pleasant, Tex., 1954-56. Appointed
1956; language student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1956-57; WMU work, Ijebu-
Ife, 1957—. m. L. Gene Legg, Dec. 27, 1952. Children: Mary
Elizabeth, 1953; Arnold Lloyd, 1957. NIGERIA

LENNON, SAMUEL JUDSON
b. Orange Co., N. C., July 27, 1922; ed. Wake Forest College, B.A.,

‘a
)
1948; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1946; Th.M., 1947. Asst. pastor, Grace Church, 4 =
Durham, N. C., 1947-49; pastor, East Rhudes Creek Church, Eliza- * J
bethtown, Ky., 1944-47; Raeford (N. C.) Church, 1949-53; West
Albemarle Church, Albemarle, N. C., 1953-55. Appointed 1955; Ky

language student, Bangkok, THAILAND, 1955-57; evang. worker,
1957—. m. Harriett Orr, 1946. U.S. address: c/o Mrs. N. J. Orr,
606 Hermitage Court, Charlotte, N. C. THAILAND

AV te.

LENNON, HARRIETT ORR
(Mrs. S. Judson)

b. Charlotte, N. C., Nov. 17, 1920; ed. Mars Hill College; Carver
School, B.R.E., 1945. Educ. dir., West Albemarle Church, Albe-
marle, N. C. (summer), 1942; B.T.U. dir., Citadel Square Church,
Charleston, S. C., 1945; sec., Grace Church, Durham, N. C., 1947-
48. Appointed 1955; language student, Bangkok, THAILAND, 1955-
57; evang. worker, 1957—. m. S. Judson Lennon, May 19, 1946.
Children: David Stancil, 1948; Samuel Lee, 1951, THAILAND

ae

LEONARD, CHARLES A.

b. Statesville, N. C., June 26, 1882; ed. Wake Forest College, B.A.,
1907; D.D., 1984; S.B.T.S., Th.G., 1910; Biblical Seminary (New
York). YMCA sec., France, 1917-18; rep., American Red Cross,
China Red Cross, International Famine Relief Association, 1924-
40. Appointed 1910; prin., boys’ boarding school, Laichowfu, Shan-
tung, CHINA, 1910-24; evang. worker, Harbin, MANCHURIA, 1924-
40; Honolulu, Territory of Hawau, 1940-41; Free China, 1942-44;
Hilo, Hawaii, 1944-48. Retired 1949. m. Evelyn Corbitt, 1910.

Address: Rte. 1, Box 962, Naples, Fla.
EMERITUS—CHINA and HAWAII

LEONARD, EVELYN CORBITT
(Mrs. Charles A.)

b. Natchitoches Parish, La., Sept. 9, 1883; ed. Carver School; Kinder-
garten Normal Training School (Louisville, Ky.). Appointed 1910;
evang. worker, Shantung Province, CHINA, 1910-24; MANCHURIA,
1924-40; Honolulu, Territory of Hawa, 1940-41; Kauai, 1943-45;
Hilo, 1945-48. Retired 1949. m. Charles A. Leonard, Aug. 23,
1910. Children: Charles A., Jr., 1911; Louis Martin, 1913 (d. 1914);

Marilyn, 1914 (d. 1929); Rachel (m. Smith), 1916.
EMERITUS—CHINA and HAWAII

LeSUEUR, ALLIE ROBERTS
(Mrs. David Hardeman)

b. San Saba, Tex., Dec. 6, 1876; ed. Howard Payne College, B.A.,
1896. Schoolteacher, 1901; clerk, 1901-02. Appointed 1903; teacher
and supervisor, boys’ boarding dept., Torreon, Mpxico, 1907-18;
teacher and supervisor of girls’ boarding dept., Chihuahua, 1920-38.
Retired 1935. m. David Hardeman LeSueur, May 18, 1902 (d. 1957).
Children: Annie Josephine, 1904; Allie Vida, 1906; David Hardeman,
Jr., 1909 (d. 1942); Olivia Mary, 1918; Claradine, 1914; Martha
Eleanor, 1916. U.S. address: 241 N. Dick Dowling, San Benito,
Tex. EMERITUS—MEXICO

LEWIS, FRANCIS LAMAR (FRANK)

b. Okmulgee, Okla., Oct. 30, 1924; ed. Milligan College; Notre Dame

Midshipmen’s School; Okla. Baptist Uniy., B.A., 1948; S.W.B.T.S.,

B.S.M., 1952; M.R.E., B.D., 1954. U.S. Naval Reserve, 1943-46;

summer worker, Calif. Convention, 1947; educ. and music dir., Cal-

vary Church, Denison, Tex., 1949, and Central Church, Lawton, Okla., ”
1949-56; summer worker, Home Mission Board, Calif., 1956; pastor, y.
Univ. Church, Oakland, Calif., 1956-58. Appointed for INDONESIA, , j
1958. m. Beverly Johnson, 1956. U.S. address: 812 S. Okmulgee, ik

Ave., Okmulgee, Okla. INDONESIA Me EF}

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LEWIS, BEVERLY LUCYLE JOHNSON
(Mrs. Francis L.)

b. Lawton, Okla., Mar. 16, 19385; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ.; Okla.
College for Women, B.S., 1956; G.G.B.T.S. Nurse’s aide, Comanche
Co. Memorial Hospital, Lawton, 1952-53; summer missionary, Home
Mission Board, Calif., 1956. Appointed for INDONESIA, 1958. m.
Francis L. Lewis, Feb. 10, 1956. Children: Rebecca Suzanne, 1957;
Lisa Rose, 1958. INDONESIA

LEWIS, WILLIAM ESTAL, JR. (BILL)

b. Sarasota, Fla., Jan. 8, 1929; ed. Stetson Univ., B.A., 1952;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1955; Univ. of Miami. Asst. pastor, Friendship
Church, Sarasota, 1951-52; pastor, Friendship Church, Apache, Okla.,
1952-58; Wizard Wells (Tex.) Church, 1953-54; Northside Church,
Mineral Wells, Tex., 1955; Northeast Church, Miami, Fla., 1955-58.
Appointed for East AFRICA, 1958. m. Nina Allen, 1953. U.S. ad-
dress: 2600 S.W. 22nd Ter., Miami, Fla. EAST AFRICA

LEWIS, NINA BEADIE ALLEN
(Mrs. William E., Jr.)

b. Miami, Fla., Jan. 30, 1931; ed. Mars Hill College, A.A., 1950;
Stetson Univ., B.A., 1952. Teacher, Miami, 1952-58; 1955-56; sec.,
Fort Worth, Tex., 1958; typist, Fort Worth, 1954. Appointed for
EAsT AFRICA, 1958. m. William E. Lewis, Jr., July 24, 1953. Chil-
dren: William Hoke, 1954; Margaret Eileen, 1957. EAST AFRICA

LIDE, FLORENCE COKER

b. Leavensworth, Darlington Co., S. C., Apr. 4, 1884; ed. Winthrop
College, B.A., 1904; Carver School, B.M.T., 1912; Teachers College,
Columbia Univ. Schoolteacher, Florence, S. C., 1908-10; Greenville,
S. C., 1928-29; writer of Jr. Sunday school lessons, 1912-18. Appointed
1918; prin., girls’ school, Tengchow, CHINA, 1915-20; girls’ high school,
Hwanghsien, 1920-25; evang. worker, Hwanghsien, 1929-81; teacher,
North China Baptist theol. seminary, Hwanghsien, 1932-41; Baptist
girls’ school, Abeokuta, NIGERIA, 1950-53. Retired 1954. Interned

1941, repatriated 1948. Address: Florence, S. C.
EMERITUS—CHINA and NIGERIA

LIDE, FRANCIS PUGH

b. Darlington, S. C., July 30, 1898; ed. Clemson College, B.S., 1918;
S.B.T.S., Th.B., 1926; Th.M., 1927; Th.D., 1928. Prof., N.O.B.T.S.,
1944; S.B.T.S., 1950-51. Appointed 1920; language student, Peking,
CHINA, 1921; prof., theol. seminary, Hwanghsien, 1921-41; China
Baptist Theol. Seminary, Shanghai, 1946-48; evang. worker, Manila,
PHILIPPINES, 1951; pres., Baptist theol. school, Baguio, 1952—. In-
terned 1942, repatriated 1943. m. Bettie Stephens, 1920. U.S.
address: 225 South St., Wake Forest, N. C. PHILIPPINES

LIDE, BETTIE STEPHENS
(Mrs. Francis P.)

b. Greenwood, Mo., June 17, 1891; ed. Univ. of Okla., B.A., 1914;
M.S., 1920. Teacher, Okla. schools, 1914-18; instructor, Univ. of
Okla., 1918-20. Appointed 1920; language student, Peking, CHINA,
1921; evang. worker, Hwanghsien, Shantung, China, 1921-40. m.
Francis P. Lide, Dec. 23, 1920. Children: Robert Wilson, 1922; Nina
Stephens, 1924; Bettie, 1927; Francis Pugh, Jr., 1930; Mary (m.
Morris), 1988; Anne (m. Ford), 1935. PHILIPPINES

LIDE, JANE WILSON

b. Darlington Co., S. C., Feb. 25, 1883; ed. Winthrop College, B.A.,
1901; Univ. of Tenn.; Chautauqua (N. Y.) summer school for teach-
ers; Carver School; Hartford (Conn.) School of Religious Educ., Master
of Pedagogy, 1919. Schoolteacher, Darlington, S. C., 1901-08. Ap-
pointed 1909; prin., girls’ school, Tengchow, Shantung, CHINA,
1911-15; normal school, 1915-17; dean of normal dept., Willingham
Jr. College, Hwanghsien, 1919-24; teacher, North China Baptist
theol. seminary, 1928-41; China Baptist Theol. Seminary, Shanghai,
1941-48, Retired 1958. Author: Five books in Chinese. Address:
Florence, S. C. EMERITUS—CHINA

LIMBERT, ROSEMARY

b. Grubbs, Ark., Apr. 29, 1922; ed. Ark. College; Memphis State
College, B.S., 1946; S.W.B.T.S.,; G.G.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1950. School-
teacher, Newport, Ark., 1942-43; Turrell, Ark., 1946-48; riveter, air-
craft corp., Memphis, Tenn., 1943-44; library asst., Memphis (Tenn.)
State College, 1944-46; S.W.B.T.S., Fort Worth, Tex., 1948-49;
G.G.B.T.S., Berkeley, Calif., 1949-50. Appointed 1950; language
student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1951-52; evang. worker, Baptist Good Will
Center, Tobata, 1952-56; teacher, Seinan Jo Gakuin, Kokura, 1956—.
U.S. address: Box 73, Grubbs, Ark. JAPAN

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LINDSEY, ROBERT LISLE

b. Norman, Okla., Aug. 16, 1917; ed. Univ. of Okla., B.A., 1989;
S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1943; Th.D., 1954; Princeton Theol. Seminary,
Th.M., 1945; Hebrew Univ. (Jerusalem). Mission pastor, Okla,,
1939-40; Ky. rural church, 1941-43. Appointed 1944; interim pastor,
Baptist Church, Jerusalem, ISRAEL, 1946-56; interim dir., George
W. Truett Home, Petah Tiqva, 1956-58; dir., ‘“Dugit’”’ Baptist Press,
Tel Aviv, 1958—. m. Margaret Lutz, 1941. U.S. address: 882 S.
Lahoma, Norman, Okla. ISRAEL

LINDSEY, MARGARET LUTZ
(Mrs. Robert L.)

b. Columbus, Ohio, July 19, 1919; ed. Pyeng Yang (Korea) American
School; Beaver College (Philadelphia), B.S., 1941; Carver School.
Settlement house worker for Jewish children, Philadelphia, 1940.
Appointed 1944; evang. worker, Jerusalem, ISRAEL, 1946-56; dir.,
Baptist school, Petah Tiqva, 1956—. m. Robert L. Lindsey, July
12, 1941. Children: David Lisle, 1943; Margaret Lenore, 1945;
Barbara Anne, 1946; Daniel Norman, 1951; Robert Lutz, 1952;
Deborah Kay, 1956. ISRAEL

LINGERFELT, JAMES ELMER

b. Athens, Tenn., Aug. 23, 1904; ed. Carson-Newman College, B.A.,
1927; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1932. Teacher, Harrison-Chilhowee Academy
(Tenn.), 1927-29; independent missionary, Campos, State of Rio,
1982-38; dir., Colegio Batista Fluminense, 1985-87. Appointed 1938;
treas. and teacher, Ginasio Taylor-Egydio, Jaguaquara, Baia, BRAZIL,
1939-54; exec. sec., Baia State Board, Salvador, 1954—. Author:
“The Construction of Evangelical Church Buildings” (in Portuguese).
m. Nelle Jane Self, 1988. U.S. address: Seymour, Tenn. ie at
AZIL

LINGERFELT, NELLE JANE SELF
(Mrs. James E.)

b. Rockford, Tenn., Jan. 9, 1912; ed. Harrison-Chilhowee Baptist
Academy; Carson-Newman College, B.A., 1933. Educ.-evang. worker,
Campos, State of Rio, 1933-38. Appointed 1938; teacher, Ginasio
Taylor-Egydio, Jaguaquara, BRaziL, 1939-54; corresponding sec.
and treas., Baia State MU, 1941—; Salvador, 1954—. m. James
E, Lingerfelt, Aug. 3, 1933. Children: Charles Walter, 1935; Mary
Jo (m. Davenport), 1937; Betty Jane, 1940; Martha Sue, 1941; James
Robert, 1946; David Carlos, 1948. BRAZIL

LITTLETON, HOMER RICHERSON

b. Martin, Ga., Mar. 20, 1904; ed. Mercer Univ., B.A., 1931; Pied-
mont College. Pastor and teacher, Ga. churches and public schools,
1931-40. Appointed 1940; teacher, Baptist College, Iwo, NIGERIA,
1940-43; acting prin., Industrial Institute, Iwo, 1945-47; evang.
worker, Kumasi, GHANA, 1947—; exec. sec.-treas., Ghana Baptist
Mission, 1957—. m. Ossie Price, 19382. U.S. address: 543 Hill
St., Toccoa, Ga. GHANA

LITTLETON, OSSIE PRICE
(Mrs. Homer R.)

b, Eastman, Ga., Dec. 24, 1907; ed. Mercer Univ.; Tift College.
Teacher and bookkeeper, Ga. public schools, 1932-40. Appointed
1940; teacher, Baptist College, Iwo, NIGERIA, 1940-43, 1945-47; evang.
worker, Kumasi, GHANA, 1947—; bookkeeper, Ghana Baptist Mission,
1957—. m. Homer R, Littleton, May 28, 1932. Children: Mary
Elizabeth, 1933 (d. 1958); Naomi Ruth, 1939; James Aquilla, 1941;
Esther Louise, 1944; Deborah Anne, 1949. GHANA

LOCHRIDGE, JAMES THADDEAUS

b. Griffin, Ga., Apr. 27, 1923; ed. Navy Service School; East Caro-
lina College, B.S., 1948; Univ. of N. C. (extension); S.B.T.S., B.D.,
1958. Radio gunner, U.S. Marine Corps, 1942-45; teacher, Forsyth
Co., N. C., 1948-50; underwriter, insurance co., High Point and L
Thomasville, N. C., 1950-51; dept. store mgr. and buyer, Thomas-
ville, 1951-52; schoolteacher, Thomasville, 1952-53; teacher, registrar,
Clear Creek Baptist School, Pineville, Ky., 1953-54; pastor, Short
Creek Church, Hyden, Ky., 1956-58; student worker, Ky. Baptist
Board, Louisville, 1956-58; mission pastor, First Church, Pikeville,
Ky., 1958-59. Appointed (special) for PHILIPPINES, 1958. m. Mary
Frances Manuel, 1946. U.S. address: 2329 Maplewood Ave., Win-
ston-Salem, N. C. PHILIPPINES

LOCHRIDGE, MARY FRANCES MANUEL
(Mrs. James T.)

b. Winston-Salem, N. C., Feb. 24, 1924; ed. Draughon’s Business
College; 8.B.T.S.; Georgetown College (extension div.) ; Pikeville (Ky.)
College. Office sec., N. C. Baptist Hospital, Winston-Salem, N. C.,
1942-45; report writer, Dun and Bradstreet, Winston-Salem, 1945-
48; sec., American Red Cross, Louisville, Ky., 1954-58; asst. sec., First
Baptist Church, Pikeville, Ky., 1958-59. Appointed (special) for
PHILIPPINES, 1958. m. James Lochridge, Sept. 7, 1946. Children:
James Thaddeaus, Jr., 1949; William Ernest, 1951. PHILIPPINES

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LOCKARD, WILLIAM DAVID

b. Houston, Tex., Mar. 1, 1926; ed, Southwestern La. Institute;
Baylor Univ., B.A., 1948; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1951. U.S. Marines,
1943-46; pastor, Coon Creek Church, Bosque Co., Tex., 1948-50; dean
of men, Ridgecrest Assembly staff (summer), 1949; pastor, Calvary
Church, Sulphur Springs, Tex., 1950-52. Appointed 1952; evang.
worker, Bulawayo, SOUTHERN RHODESIA, 1953-54; teacher, Baptist
theol. seminary, Gwelo, 1954—. m. Mary Sue Sheffield, 1949. U.S.
address: 26382 Sunset Blvd., Houston, Tex.

SOUTHERN RHODESIA

LOCKARD, MARY SUE SHEFFIELD
(Mrs. W. David)

b. Houston, Tex., Mar. 27, 1930; ed. Baylor Univ., S.W.B.T.S.,
B.R.E., 1952. Part-time worker, Baylor Univ., 1948-49. Appointed
1952; evang. worker, Bulawayo, SOUTHERN RHODESIA, 1953-54;
teacher, Baptist theol. seminary, Gwelo, 1954—. m. William David
Lockard, Dec. 17, 1949. Child: Andrew Douglas, 1956.
SOUTHERN RHODESIA

LOCKE, RUSSELL LLOYD

b. San Diego, Calif., Apr. 11, 1926; ed. Southwest Baptist College;
Univ. of Mo., B.S., 1949; N.O.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. U.S. Navy, 1944-
46; high school teacher, Butler, Mo., 1949-51; assoc. pastor, Plauche
Mission Church, New Orleans, La,, 1952-58; pastor, Luling, La.,
1958-55. Appointed 1955; language student, Oyo, NIGHRIA, 1955;
evang., Port Harcourt, 1956—. m. Veda Williams, 1951. U.S.
address; Rte. 1, Halfway, Mo. NIGERIA

LOCKE, VEDA LEVINA WILLIAMS
(Mrs. Russell L.)

b. Shirley, Ark., Nov. 8, 1929; ed. Southwest Baptist College, A.E.,
1950; N.O.B.T.S., B.R.E., 1954. Dining hall worker, Southwest
Baptist College, 1947-50; teacher, Cave Springs, Mo., 1948-49;
Passaic, Mo., 1950-51; summer student worker, Home Mission Board,
Tll., 1950. Appointed 1955; language student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1955;
evang., Port Harcourt, 1956—. m. Russell L. Locke, Jan. 18, 1951.
Children: Judith Levina, 1951; Martin Anderson, 1954; Stephen
Russell, 1957, NIGERIA

LOCKHART, MAXINE

b. Wellington, Tex., Jan. 24, 1928; ed. Mary Hardin-Baylor College,
B.S., 1950; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1955. Summer worker, Ridgecrest
Assembly, 1951; Star of Hope Mission, San Antonio, Tex., 1953;
Monte Vista Church, San Antonio, Tex., 1954; schoolteacher, Tula-
rosa, N. M., 1950-51; San Antonio, Tex., 1951-58, 1955. Appointed
1955; language student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1956-57; teacher, Reagan
Memorial School, Lagos, 1957; Elementary Training Center for
Women, Ile Ife, 1957—. U.S. address: 1119 El Monte, San Antonio,
Tex, NIGERIA

LOGAN, WILLIAM WAYNE

b. Calhoun County, Miss., June 26, 1917; ed. Univ. of Miss., B.S.,
1940; Baylor Univ. College of Dentistry, D.D.S., 1950. Pharmacist,
Macon, Miss., 1940-41; pharmacist’s mate and chief pharmacist’s
mate, U.S. Navy, 1941-45; pharmacist, Gulfport, Miss., 1945-47;
Dallas, Tex. (part-time), 1948-50; intern, Forsyth Dental Infirmary,
Boston, Mass., 1951-52. Appointed 1952; language student and
dentist, Shaki, NIGERIA, 1952; dentist, Ibadan, 1953-58; Enugu,
1958—. m. Dorothy Cook, 1946. U.S. address: 606 Second St.,
Gulfport, Miss. NIGERIA

LOGAN, DOROTHY COOK
(Mrs. William Wayne)

b. Wiggins, Miss., Apr. 22, 1924; ed. Perkinston Jr. College. Office
sec., Wiggins, Miss., 1943-45; receptionist and darkroom worker,
Gulfport, Miss., 1945-47; sec. to dir. of Christian activities, Univ. of
Miss., and sec. in Red Cross Disaster Relief Headquarters, Gulfport,
1947; office sec., Dallas, Tex., 1948-50. Appointed 1952; language
student, Shaki, NIGERIA, 1952; evang. worker, Ibadan, 1953-58;
Enugu, 1958—. m. William’ Wayne Logan, June 9, 1946. Children:
Martha Alyce, 1952; Rebecca Sue, 1953; Steven Wayne, 1955.
NIGERIA

LONG, VALDA ELOISE

b. Ona, Fla., Dec. 26, 1927; ed. Gordon Keller School of Nursing
(Tampa, Fla.), Municipal Hospital, R.N., 1949; S.W.B.T.S., B.R.E.,
1954. Nurse, Camp Ridgecrest for Boys, 1951; Ridgecrest Assembly,
1952, 1958; Tampa Municipal Hospital, 1954-55; supervisor, Cook
Hospital Center for Children, Fort Worth, Tex., 1952-54; office
nurse, Tampa, Fla., 1949-52, 1955-56. Appointed (special) 1956;
language student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1956-57; teacher, Baptist girls’ school,
Agbor, 1957; nurse, Baptist hospital, Eku, 1957—. U.S. address:
Rte. 1, Ona, Fla. NIGERIA

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LONGBOTTOM, SAMUEL FLETCHER, JR.

b. Gainesville, Fla., Oct. 2, 1927; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1949; M.A.,
1952; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. Staff, Ridgecrest Assembly (summers),
1943, 1944; employee, medicine co., Waco, Tex., 1947-49; teacher
prin., Reagan (Tex.) Elementary School, 1949-50; pastor, Ireland
(Tex.) Church, 1951-54. Appointed (special) 1954; pastor, Waialae
Church, Honolulu, Hawat, 1955-58; pastor, Wailuku, Maui, 1958—.
m. Marian Cross, 1950. Mainland address: Box 366, Avon Park,
Fila. HAWAII

LONGBOTTOM, MARIAN LAVERNE CROSS
(Mrs. Samuel F., Jr.)

b. Waco, Tex., Oct. 2, 1930; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1951. Library
asst., Baylor Univ., Waco, Tex., 1947-51; schoolteacher, Fort Worth,
Tex., 1951-53. Appointed (special) 1954; home-church evang.,
Honolulu, HAWAII, 1955-58; Wailuku, Maui, 1958—. m. Samuel
F. Longbottom, Jr., May 26, 1950. Children: Samuel Fletcher, III,
1954; James Robert, 1955; Lynda Ann, 1957. HAWAII

LOVAN, NADINE

b. Calhoun, Ky., Feb. 10, 1930; ed. Paducah Jr. College, A.A., 1950;
Georgetown College, B.A., 1952; N.O.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1956. School-
teacher, Adairville, Ky., 1952-54; Galt, Calif., 1956-58; sec., Adairville
Church, 1953; summer missionary, Home Mission Board, in Calif.
and Ariz., 1954-56. Appointed 1958; language study, Kumasi,
GHANA, 1958-59, U.S. address: c/o Oscar Lovan, P. O. Box 7,
Adairville, Ky. GHANA

LOVEGREN, LLOYD AUGUST

b. Yachow, Szechwan, China, Dec. 11, 1921; ed. Univ. of Minn.;
Howard College, B.S., 1942; Bowman-Gray School of Medicine,
M.D., 1946; S.W.B.T.S. Chemist, Huntsville (Ala.), Arsenal, 1942-
48; U.S. Army (ASTP) 1943-46; intern, Jefferson Hillman Hospital,
Birmingham, Ala., 1946-47; medical officer, U.S. Army, 1947-49; resi-
dent physician, City-County Hospital, Fort Worth, Tex., 1950-51;
resident surgeon, Emory Univ. Hospital, Atlanta, Ga., 1957-58. Ap-
pointed 1951; language student, Beirut, LEBANON, 1952-53; physician,
Baptist Hospital, Ajloun, JORDAN, 1953—. m. Alta Lee Grimes,
1951. U.S. address: 146 Vance Ave., Cedartown, Ga. JORDAN

LOVEGREN, ALTA LEE GRIMES
(Mrs. L. August)

b. Cedartown, Ga., Nov. 17, 1922; ed. Tenn. College for Women,
B.A., 1946; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1949. Sec., National Oil Products
Co., Cedartown, 1941-42; payroll clerk, Cedartown Yarn Mills,
1942-48; bursar, Tenn. College for Women, 1943-46; sec. to prof.,
S.W.B.T.S., 1947-49; sec., Gambrell St. Church, Fort Worth, 1949-
51. Appointed 1951; language student, Beruit, LEBANON, 1952-53;
evang. worker, Baptist Hospital, Ajloun, JoRDAN, 1953—. Author:
“The Big Difference.” m. Lloyd August Lovegren, May 15, 1951.
Child: Miriam Louise, 1957. JORDAN

LOVEGREN, MILDRED EFFIE

b. Yachow (Yaan), Szechwan, West China, Oct. 15, 1919; ed. Univ.
of Minn.; Bethel Jr. College (St. Paul); Howard College, B.A., 1941;
Bethel Theol. Seminary, St. Paul; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1944; College
of Chinese Studies, Berkeley, Calif. Appointed 1944; evang. worker,
Kweilin, Kwangsi, CHINA, 1947-50; Macao, 1950-51; HONG Kona,
19583—. U.S. address: 550 Lakeshore Dr., S., Birmingham 9, Ala.
HONG KONG

LOW, JOE EDWIN

b. Campbell, Tex., Sept. 17, 1920; ed. East Tex. State Teachers
College, B.A., 1940; Baylor College of Medicine; Southwestern
Medical College, M.D., 1945; S.W.B.T.S. Teacher, Ennis (Tex.)
High School, 1940-41; pastor, Cross Roads Church, Cumby, Tex., 1941-
42; U.S. Army, 1948-45; intern, City-County Hospital, Fort Worth,
Tex., 1945-46; resident (medicine), Erlanger Hospital, Chattanooga,
Tenn., 1946-47; U.S. Army Medical Corps, Eritrea, East Africa,
1947-49; resident (surgery), Baylor Hospital, Dallas, Tex., 1953-
54. Appointed 1947; language student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1950; physi-
cian, Baptist Hospital, Ogbomosho, 1950-53, 1954-56; Shaki, 1956-57;
Kantagora (Kaduna), 1958—. m. Anita Summerlin, 1944. U.S.
address: 2560 Dupont St., Shreveport, La. NIGERIA

LOW, ANITA SUMMERLIN
(Mrs. Joe Edwin)

b. Avinger, Cass Co., Tex., Mar. 2, 1924; ed. East Tex. State Teachers
College, B.S., 1943. Schoolteacher, Farmersville, Tex., 1948-44; asst.
Parkland Hospital Blood Bank, Dallas, Tex., 1945; teacher, Tenn.
Temple College, Chattanooga, 1947-46. Appointed 1947; language
student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1950; evang. worker, Baptist Hospital,
Ogbomosho, 1950-56; Shaki, 1956-57; Kantagora (Kaduna), 1958—.
m. Joe Edwin Low, June 18, 1944. Children: Jonathan Edwin,
1945; Martha Grace, 1948; David Wayne, 1953. NIGERIA

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LOWE, CLIFFORD J.

b. Ellerslie, Harris Co., Ga., Aug. 9, 1882; ed. Mt. Hermon (Mass.)
School. Missionary of Bible Missionary Society, South China,
1908-10. Appointed 1910; evang. worker, Wuchow, Kwangsi, CHINA,
1910-11; Kweilin, Kwangsi, 1911-30; promotion sec., China Baptist
Publication Society, Shanghai, 1980-34; evang. worker, and mgr.,
Christian Broadcasting Association, 1934-40. Retired 1948. m.
Julia Martin, 1908. Address: 1722 Linden Ave., Nashville 12,
Ténn. EMERITUS—CHINA

LOWE, JULIA MARTIN
(Mrs. Clifford J.)

b. Brooklyn, N. Y., Aug. 10, 1884; ed. Brooklyn Training School for
Teachers. Schoolteacher, Brooklyn, 1905-08; missionary of Bible
Missionary Society, South China, 1908-10. Appointed 1910; teacher
of handwork and physical educ., girls’ school, Wuchow, Kwangsi,
CHINA, 1910-11; evang. worker, Kweilin, 1911-30; Shanghai, 1930-
40; teacher, Eliza Yates and WMU Training School, Shanghai,
1933-40. Retired 1948. m. Clifford J. Lowe, Nov. 5, 1908. Children:
Reba Martin (m. Campbell), 1909; Jackson Philip, 1913; Enid Martha
(m. Engel), 1921; Sara Phyllis (m. Pierce), 1923.
EMERITUS—CHINA

LOZUK, GEORGE SYLVESTER

b. Fort Worth, Tex., Nov. 25, 1928; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1949;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1958. Summer worker, Home Mission Board,
Calif., 1947, 1950; pastor, Manor (Tex.) Church, 1948-56. Appointed
1956; language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1956-57; evang. worker,
San Cristobal, VENEZUELA, 1957—. m. Veda Tyson, 1950. U.S.
address: 2206 McKinley, Fort Worth, Tex. VENEZUELA

LOZUK, VEDA RAE TYSON
(Mrs. George S.)

b. Corpus Christi, Tex., Dec. 14, 1928; ed. Del Mar College; Baylor
Univ., B.A., 1949; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1956. Sec., Morgan Ave.
Church, Corpus Christi, Tex. (summer), 1948; journalism _prof.,
Univ. of Corpus Christi, 1949-50; summer worker, Home Mission
Board, Calif., 1950; schoolteacher, Manor, Tex., 1951. Appointed
1956; language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1956-57; evang.
worker, San Cristobal, VENEZUELA, 1957—. m. George S. Lozuk,
June 2, 1950. Children: Paul Tyson, 1954; Mark Douglas, 1956;
Ann Eileen, 1958. VENEZUELA

LUNSFORD, JAMES ACREE

b. Paducah, Ky., Oct. 7, 1910; ed. Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.A.,
1938; Jonesboro Baptist College; S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1937. Pastor,
Kaiser, Ark., 1980-31; Abilene, Kerns, and O’Donnell, Tex., 1931-40.
Appointed 1940; language student, Recife, BRaAziIL, 1940-42; field
missionary in Para, 1942-43; pastor Vila Isabell Church, Belem,
1948; Bible teacher, Ginasio, Taylor-Egydio, Jaguaquara, Baia,
1945-47; prof., Colegio Batista Mineiro, Belo Horizonte, 1949-54;
dir., 1952-57; exec. sec.-treas., Baptist work, state of Minas Gerais,
1958—; pastor, Renascenca Church, 1953—. m. Lena Jewel Conway,
1980. U.S. address: 719 Creath Ave., Jonesboro, Ark. BRAZIL

LUNSFORD, LENA JEWEL CONWAY
(Mrs. James A.)

b. Jackson Co., Okla., Aug. 8, 1918; ed. Blue Mountain College;
Jonesboro Baptist College; Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.A., 1955;
S.W.B.T.S. Appointed 1940; language student, Recife, BRaziL,
1940-42; Sunday school worker, Belem, Para, 1942-43; Bible and
English teacher, Ginasio Taylor-Egydio, Jaguaquara, Baia, 1945-47;
religious educ. worker, Belo Horizonte, 1949—; pres., WMU of Minas
Gerais, 1949—. m. James Acree Lunsford, Dec. 24, 1930. Children:
Jane Elizabeth (m. Tidwell), 1983; James Alan, 1935. BRAZIL

LUPER, JAMES DANIEL

b. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Jan. 1, 1921; ed. Univ of Tex.; Baylor
Univ., B.A., 1944; S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1948. Asst., National Youth
Adm., Austin, Tex., 1939-41; laborer, Crawford Austin Co., Waco,
Tex., 1942; Jaborer, helper, Nu-Wall Manufacturing Co., Dallas, Tex.,
1942; pastor, Ferris (Tex.) Church, 1942-45; Edgemont Church,
Dallas, Tex., 1945-48. Appointed 1948; language student, Recife,
BraziL, 1949; evang. worker, Sao Luiz, Maranhao, 1950—. m.
Julia Porter, 1942. U.S. address: 1302 Melbourne, Dallas, Tex.
BRAZIL

LUPER, JULIA FRANCES PORTER
(Mrs. J. Daniel)

b. Lincoln, Neb., Apr. 10, 1921; ed. Aunspaugh Art School (Dallas,
Tex.); Calder and Campbell Adv. Agency (Dallas); Moody Bible
Institute; S.W.B.T.S. Free lance artist, Dallas, Tex., 1941, 1945-47;
dept. store clerk, Chicago, 1941; pattern maker, North American
Aviation, Inc., Grand Prairie, Tex., 1942-43; fashion artist, W. A.
Green Co., Dallas, Tex., 1943-45. Appointed 1948; language student,
Recife, BRAzIL, 1949; evang. worker, Sao Luiz, Maranhao, 1950—.
m. James Daniel Luper, June 26, 1942. Children: Leon Mark, 1946;
Kathie Gayle, 1948; Timothy Kem, 1952; Harold Ray, mpc no

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b. Waco, Tex., Mar. 25, 1918; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1945; Army
Chaplain’s School (Fort Oglethorpe, Ga.); S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1952.
Salesman, Amarillo, Tex., 1939-40; Waco, Tex. (part-time), 1941-44;
pastor, churches in Tex., 1941-45; chaplain, U.S. Army, Iceland, 1945-
46; teacher, Mary Hardin-Baylor College, Belton, Tex., 1947; pastor,
First Church, Karnes City, Tex., 1947-50; Vickery Church, Dallas,
Tex., 1950-52. Appointed 1952; language student, Torreon, MEXxIco,
1952-58; evang., Coahuila field, 1953-57; Laguna field, 1958—; prof.,
theol. seminary, Torreon, 1954—. m. Alma Ruth Madden, 1941.
U.S. address: 2416 Summer Ave., Waco, Tex. MEXICO

LYON, ALMA RUTH MADDEN
(Mrs. Roy L.)

b. San Antonio, Tex., Apr. 9, 1923; ed. Baylor Univ.; Mary Hardin-
Baylor College; S.W.B.T.S. Sec., American Laundry, San Antonio,
1940. Appointed 1952; language student, Torreon, MExIco, 1952-
58; home-church evang., Saltillo, 1953-54; Torreon, 1954—; teacher,
theol. seminary, 1954—. m. Roy L. Lyon, Sept. 9, 1941. Children:
Roy, Jr., 1942; Robert Henry, 1948; Nancy Ruth, 1946; Mary Susanne,
1949; Roland James Paul, 1958. MEXICO

McCALL, LOUIS EDMUND

b. Spencer, N. C., Jan. 18, 1926; ed. Howard Payne College; Cumber-
land Univ., B.A., 1950; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1954; Th.M., 1955. U.S.
Navy, 1944-46; high school teacher, prin., and coach, New Prospect,
S. C., 1951; educ. dir., First Church, Inman, S. C., 1951; youth and
educ. dir., First Church, Thomasville, N. C., 1952-54; pastor, Powell’s
Chapel, Murfreesboro, Tenn., 1948-50; Leesville Church, Raleigh,
N. C., 1954-55. Appointed 1955; language study, Bangkok, THAILAND,
1955-57; seminary, publication, and evang. work, Bangkok, 1957—.
m. Julia Seay, 1946. U.S. address: 26 Gosnell Ave., Inman, S. C.
THAILAND

McCALL, JULIA MARIE SEAY
(Mrs. Louis Edmund)

b. Inman, S. C., Aug. 21, 1924; ed. Howard Payne College; Cumber-
land Univ., B.A., 1950. Clerk, dept. manager, variety store, Spartan-
burg, S. C., 1941-46; cashier, dress shop, Raleigh, N. C., 1951-52;
sec., soil conservation office, Spartanburg, S. C. (summer), 1941;
mill co., Raleigh, 1952; insurance co., Raleigh, 1952-55. Appointed
1955; language study, Bangkok, THAILAND, 1955-57; home-church
evang., 1957—. m. Louis Edmund McCall, Sept. 4, 1946. Child:

Michael Louis, 1947. THAILAND

McCAMEY, HOWARD DOUGLAS

b. Dallas, Tex., Apr. 11, 1906; ed. Southern Methodist Univ.; Univ.
of Tex.; Baylor Univ. Medical School and School of Dentistry, D.D.S.,
1940. Private practice, dentistry, 1949-58. Appointed 1940; medical
and dental work, Ogbomosho, NIGERIA, 1941-49; dir., dental service,
Ibadan, 1954—. m. Georgia Cantrell, 1934. U.S. address: 4315
Buena Vista, Dallas, Tex. NIGERIA

McCAMEY, GEORGIA CANTRELL
(Mrs. Howard D.)

b. Smithville, Tenn., Feb. 8, 1907; ed. Baylor Univ. School of Nursing,
R.N., 1934. Nurse, Baylor Univ. School of Dentistry, and private
duty, 1949-53. Appointed 1940; medical and dental work, Ogbomosho,
NIGERIA, 1941-49; nurse-asst., bookkeeper, Baptist Dental Clinic,
Ibadan, 1954—. m. Howard Douglas McCamey, June 11, 1934.
NIGERIA

McCONNELL, HARRY CECIL

b. Harriettsville, Ohio, Apr. 5, 1918; ed. Ohio Univ.; West Liberty
Teachers College; Muskingum College, B.A., 1934; S.B.T.S., Th.M.,
1937; Th.D., 1953. Pastor, Athens Co., Ohio, 1930-31; schoolteacher,
Ohio, 1931-88; visiting prof., S.B.T.S., 1957-58. Appointed 1937;
language student, Santiago, CHILE, 1988-39; prof., Baptist seminary,
Santiago, 19839—; pastor in Santiago, Third Church, 1939-49, and
Nunoa Church, 1956—; business manager, “La Voz Bautista,”
1941-42; Mission treas., 1944-49, 1951-56; weekly radio program,
1951-54, 1958—. m. Mary Buch, 1987. U.S. address: Harrietts-
ville, Ohio. CHILE

McCONNELL, MARY ELIZABETH BUCH
(Mrs. H. Cecil)

b. Bareville, Pa., Jan. 29, 1918; ed. Asbury College, B.A., 1935;
Carver School, M.R.E., 1937. Appointed 1937; language student,
Santiago, CHILE, 1938-39; dir. and publisher, V.B.S. work, Chilean
Baptist Convention, and music teacher, Baptist seminary, Santiago,
1939—. m. H. Cecil McConnell, Aug. 7, 1987. Children: Grace
Levinia, 1939; Martha Elsie, 1942; Anna Mary, 1947; Elizabeth
Cecilia, 1949. CHILE

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McCORMICK, HUGH PENDLETON

b. Mineola, Tex., Jan. 30, 1895; ed. Miss. State College, B.S., 1918;
George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A., 1933; Johns Hopkins
Univ. Appointed 1920; teacher, Baptist industrial school, Iwo,
NIGERIA, 1925-26, 1930; educ. supervisor, Iwo, 1927-28; teacher,
Baptist college, Ogbomosho, 1931-82; prin., Baptist college, Iwo,
1938-46; educ.-evang. work, Honolulu, Hawa, 1947-49; prin.,
Baptist Academy, 1949—. m. Mary Reeks, 1925. U.S._address:
Summitt, Miss. HAWAII

McCORMICK, MARY KATHERINE REEKS
(Mrs. Hugh Pendleton)

b. Jackson, La., June 7, 1896; ed. Scarritt College; Tulane Univ.;
Miss. A. and M. College; Johns Hopkins Hospital, R.N., 1924; Univ.
of Hawaii. Appointed 1925; medical and educ. worker, Iwo, NIGERIA,
1925-28, 1929-80, 1988-41; Baptist hospital, Ogbomosho, 1928,
1930-32; Baptist college, Iwo, 1934-41; educ., evang., and medical
worker, Honolulu, Hawau, 1947—. Author: “Nigerian. Mothers
Handbook.” m. Hugh Pendleton McCormick, Jan. 21, 1925. Chil-
dren: William Pendleton, 1926; Kathleen Anne, 1930; Betty Jean

(m. Tucker), 1933. HAWAII

McCOY, DONALD BURCHARD

b. Dresden, Tenn., Apr. 22, 1928; ed. George Peabody College for
Teachers; Cumberland Univ., B.A., 1949; G.G.B.T.S., B.D., 1951;
Th.D., 1954. Summer worker, Home Mission Board, N. M., 1948;
pastor, churches in Tenn. and Calif., 1949-54. Appointed 1954;
language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1954; educ. and evang. work,
Triunfo, 1955-56; Aracaju, Sergipe, 1956-58; Maceio, Alagoas, 1958—.
Sterline White, 1951. U.S. address: c/o Mr. and Mrs. J. S. White,
Box 305, Apache, Okla. BRAZIL

McCOY, STERLINE WHITE
(Mrs. Donald B.)

b. Wewoka, Okla., Jan. 26, 1930; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ., B.S., 1951;
G.G.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1954. Staff, Ridgecrest Assembly (summer),
1949, 1950; summer worker, Home Mission Board, Calif., 1951;
office sec., Okla. Baptist Univ., Shawnee, Okla., 1949-51, and Calif.
Baptist headquarters (summer), 1953; voice and piano teacher,
Calif., 1952. Appointed 1954; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL,
1954; educ. and evang. work, Triunfo, 1955-56; Aracaju, Sergipe, 1956-
58; Maceio, Alagoas, 1958—. m. Donald B. McCoy, Dec. 28, 1951.

Children: Don David, 1953; James Austin, 1957; Sterling Mark,
1958. BRAZIL

McCULLOUGH, HELEN LOUISE

b. St. Louis, Mo., Oct. 1, 1900; ed. Moody Bible Institute; Rice
Institute, B.A., 1926; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1944. Schoolteacher,
Houston, Tex., 1927-28; contract worker, Wuchow, Canton, and
Shanghai, China, 1928-34. Appointed 1935; language student,
Soochow, CHINA, 1935-86; teacher, Ming Jang boys’ school, Shanghai,
1936-40; evang. worker, Fellowship Center, Honolulu, HAWwAu,
1941-42; educ.-evang. worker, Shanghai, CHINA, 1947-48. Medical
retirement, 1957. U.S. address: 38225 Ewing Ave., Houston 4,
Tex. EMERITUS—CHINA

McCULLOUGH, NITA RUTH

b. Jasper, Fla., July 19, 1922; ed. Fla. State Univ., B.A., 1944; Univ.
of Fla.; N.O.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1958. Schoolteacher, Fla., 1944-51;
summer worker, State B.T.U. Dept., Jacksonville, Fla., 1950; summer
worker, Home Mission Board, 1952; library worker, New Orleans
Theol. Seminary, 1951-58. Appointed 1958; teacher, Baptist girls’
school (secondary modern school since 1955), Abeokuta, NIGHRIA,
1958—. U.S. address: Rte. 1, Box 128, Lee, Fla. NIGERIA

McDOWELL, DONALD ENGLAND

b. Zion, Md., Oct. 23, 1924; ed. Wheaton College, B.S., 1946; Temple
Univ. School of Medicine, M.D., 1947; N.O.B.T.S.; diplomate,
American Board of Surgery, 1955; fellow, American Board of Sur-
geons, 1957. U.S. Army, 1944-46; jr. intern, Frankford Hospital,
Philadelphia, 1946-47; asst. surgeon and intern, New York City,
Marine Hospital, 1947-48, and resident in surgery, Halloran Veterans
Hospital, 1948-51; medical officer, Institute of Inter-American Affairs,
Asuncion, Paraguay, 1951-58; resident in thoracic surgery, Episcopal
hospital, Philadelphia, 1953-54; physician, N.O.B.T.S., 1954. Ap-
pointed 1954; surgeon, Baptist hospital, Asuncion, PARAGUAY, 1955—.
m. May Vanderpoel, 1945. U.S. address: Rte. 1, Nottingham, Pa.
PARAGUAY

McDOWELL, MAY CHRISTINE VANDERPOEL
(Mrs. Donald E.)

b. Rutherford, N. J., May 7, 1926; ed. Wheaton College; Temple Univ.,
B.A., 1947. Sec. to city engineer, Wheaton, IIll., 1946; church re-
ceptionist, Brooklyn, N. Y., 1947; rep., dress co., Staten Island,
N. Y., 1947-48. Appointed 1954; evang. worker, Asuncion, PARA-
Guay, 1955—. m. Donald E. McDowell, June 24, 1945. Children:
Duncan Edward, 1948; Clyde Benjamin, 1950; Glenn Norris, 1952;
Heather Suzanne, 1954 (d. 1955); Bruce Allen, 1956; Melody Ann,
1958. PARAGUAY

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McGAVOCK, JAMES WILLIAM

b. Newberg, Ark., Oct. 80, 1888; ed. Union Univ., B.A., 1918;
S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1922; Univ. of Chile. Pastor, Eddyville (Ky.)
Church, 1918-19. Appointed 1922; language student, 1922-23;
business manager, Colegio Bautista, and pastor, First Church, Temuco,
CHILE, 1924-45; evang. worker, Talca, 1925-26; Santiago, 1927-44;
founder, Baptist theol. seminary, Santiago, and prof., 1937-44; prof.,
Mexican Baptist-seminary, El Paso, Tex., 1944-45; business manager,
Baptist Spanish Publishing House, El Paso, 1945-53; evang. worker,
Juarez, MExIco, 1945-52; chaplain, La Tuna Federal Institution, 1947-
58. Retired 1958. m. Catherine Johnson, 1917. Address: 2920

N. Copia St., El Paso, Tex.
EMERITUS—CHILE and PUBLISHING HOUSE

McGAVOCK, CATHERINE JOHNSON
(Mrs. James W.)

b. Obion, Tenn., Aug. 5, 1890; ed. Hall Moody Normal College, B.S.,
1911; Carver School, B.M.T., 1921. Teacher, Union Univ. and Hall
Moody Normal College, Jackson, Tenn,, 1911-18. Appointed 1922;
language student, Santiago, CHILE, 1922-23; teacher, Baptist School,
Temuco, and WMU Training School, Santiago, 1924-45; Mexican
Baptist theol. seminary, El Paso, Tex., 1945-46; editor, “The Story
Hour” (Spanish), Baptist Spanish Publishing House, El Paso, 1945-
58; Sunbeam leader, 18 years. Retired 1953. m. James W. Mc-
Gavock, June 1, 1917. Children: Margaret (m. Woodward), 1922;

James Nathan, 1930.
EMERITUS—CHILE and PUBLISHING HOUSE

McGEE, JOHN SIDNEY

b. Winston-Salem, N. C., May 20, 1918; ed. Mars Hill College; Baylor
Univ., B.A., 1941; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1948. fe pet 1945; teacher,
Baptist College, Iwo, NicpriA, 1945-49; field evang., Igede, 1949-
56; prin., boys’ high school, Ekiti, 1956—. m. Doris Thompson,
1941. U.S. address: Kernersville, N. C. NIGERIA

McGEE, DORIS THOMPSON
(Mrs. John S.)

b. Durham, N. C., Jan. 13, 1918; ed. Mars Hill College; Baylor Univ.,
B.A., 1942; Carver School. Appointed 1945; teacher, Baptist College,
Iwo, NIGERIA, 1945-49; home-church evang., Igede, 1949-56; Ekiti,
1956—. m. John S. McGee, Aug. 28, 1941. Children: John David,
1948; Charles Sidney, 1948. NIGERIA

McGINNIS, WILLIAM HARLEN

b. Big Rock, Tenn., Nov. 3, 1916; ed. Moody Bible Institute; Mc-
Alister College, B.A., 1943; Th.M., 1943; Missionary Medical Institute;
S.B.T.S.; Georgetown College, M.A., 1958. Guitarist, Station WHAS,
Louisville, Ky., 1935-37; radio dept., Moody Bible Institute, 1937-
40; pastor, Ky., 1940-42, 1945-50; asst. pastor, St. Paul, Minn.,
1942-43; evang. worker, Toronto, Canada, 1944; pastor, Vine Grove
(Ky.) Church, 1958. Appointed 1950; field evang., Benin City,
NIGERIA, 1950-52; Kumasi, GHANA, 1952-54; Sekondi, 1954-57.
m. Josephine Toomer, 1987. U.S. address: 408 Main St., Vine
Grove, Ky. GHANA

McGINNIS, JOSEPHINE TOOMER
(Mrs. William H.)

b. Louisville; Ky., Oct. 6, 1914; ed. Western State Teachers College;
Moody Bible Institute, Georgetown College, B.A., 1942. Schoolteach-
er, Louisville, Ky., 1936-37; public health nursing, Chicago, IIl.,
1938-40; private music teacher, 1932-50. Appointed 1950; home-
church evang., Benin City, NiGpRIA, 1950-52; Kumasi, GHANA,
1952-54; Sekondi, 1954-57. m. William H. McGinnis, Aug. 20, 1987.
Child: David Paul, 1944. GHANA

McILROY, MINNIE DOUGLAS

b. Lebanon, Ore., Sept. 14, 1890; ed. Sophie Newcomb College;
Tulane Univ.; Neals Commercial College; N.O.B.T.S., B.M.E., 19380.
Office sec., Fort Smith (Ark.) Biscuit Co., 1908-10; Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co., Fort Smith, 1912-15; Nashville, Tenn., 1915-22.
Appointed 1923; asst. to manager, Baptist Board of Publications,
Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA, 1924—; editor, “SSendas de Luz,” and
treas., national mission board, 1939-48, 1946-50; first cor. sec., Ar-
gentine WMU, and treas,, 1953-58; pres., WMU, Buenos Aires Asso-
ciation, 1953; vice-pres., 1954; treas., 1955-58. U.S. address: 2909
Herring Ave., Waco, Tex. ARGENTINA

McKINLEY, HUGH THOMAS

b. Birmingham, Ala., Sept. 27, 1927; ed. Stetson Univ., B.A., 1948;
S.B.T.S., B.D., 1951. Summer worker, Allapattah Church, Miami,
Fla., 1948-51; teacher, Stetson Univ., 1953-55; pastor, Union Grove
Church, Bedford, Ky., 1952-53; Mt. Hermon Church, Carrollton, Ky.,
1952-53; Locust Church, Milton, Ky., 1952-58; Magnolia (Ky.)
Church, 1955-57. Appointed 1957; language study, Salisbury,
SOUTHERN RHODESIA, 1958-59. m. Rebecca Knott, 1953. U.S.

address: 1491 N.W. 87th St., Miami 42, Fla.
SOUTHERN RHODESIA

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McKINLEY, REBECCA KNOTT
(Mrs. Hugh T.)

b. Granville Co., N. C., May 23, 1929; ed. Meredith College, B.A.,
1951; Carver School, M.R.E., 1953. Summer fieldworker for Sun-
day school dept., N. C. Baptist Convention, 1949-52; clerk, alumni
office, Stetson Univ., 1953-54; schoolteacher, Magnolia, Ky., 1955-
57. Appointed 1957; language student, Salisbury, SOUTHERN RHo-
DESIA, 1958-59. m. Hugh T. McKinley, May 24, 1958. Children:
Marsha Lynn, 1954; Margaret Rose, 1957.

SOUTHERN RHODESIA

McKINLEY, JAMES FRANK, JR.

b. Nora, Ky., Aug. 5, 1929; ed. Univ. of Ky.; Campbellsvillé College;
Wayland Baptist College, B.A., 1954; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1958. Revival
preacher, Calif. and Tex. (summers), 1952, 1954, 1955; B.S.U. summer
missionary in Hawaii, 1953; clerk, Baptist Book Store, Louisville,
Ky., 1954-56; pastor, Central Grove Church, Albany, Ky., 1951-
52; Mt. Moriah Church, Mt. Eden, Ky., 1955-58. Appointed 1958;
language study, Dacca, East PAKISTAN, 1958-59. m. Betty Cecil,

1954. U.S. address: 1824 W. Burnett, Louisville 10, Ky.
PAKISTAN

McKINLEY, BETTY JANE CECIL
(Mrs. James F., Jr.)

b. Louisville, Ky., Jan. 24, 1932; ed. Campbellsville College; Univ.
of Louisville, div. of adult educ. Sec., Louisville, Ky., 1952-57.
Appointed 1958; language study, Dacca, East PAKISTAN, 1958-59.
m. James F. McKinley, Jr., Aug. 20, 1954. Child: Cherie Lynn,
1958. PAKISTAN

McKINNEY, LANDRUM GUY, JR.

b. Houston, Tex., Apr. 2, 1930; ed. Baylor Univ., B.M., 1952;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1956. Music dir., Houston, Bethany Church, 1946-
47, and Airline Church, 1947-48; Emmanuel Church, Waco, Tex.,
1951-52; interim music-educ., dir. Emmanuel Church, Houston,
1949; music-educ. dir., Brook Ave. Church, Waco, 1951; Worth
St. Church, Dallas, Tex., 1952-53; Pittsburgh (Tex.) church, 1953;
music-youth dir., Franklin (Tex.) church, 1949-50; Field City Church,
Dallas, 1953-56. Appointed 1956; language student, Kowloon,
HonG Kona, 1956-57; evang. worker, 1957—. m. Florence Fielder,
1958. U.S. address: 618 Graceland St., Houston 22, Tex.

HONG KONG

McKINNEY, FLORENCE ANN FIELDER
(Mrs. Landrum Guy, Jr.)

b. Sheuchang, Honan, China, July 15, 1982; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A.,
1953; S.W.B.T.S. Schoolteacher, Fort Worth, Tex., 1953-55. Ap-
pointed 1956; language student, Kowloon, HonG KonG, 1956-57;
home-church evang., 1957—. m. Landrum Guy McKinney, Jr.,
June 5, 1953. HONG KONG

McMILLAN, HENRY HUDSON

b. Wagram, N. C., July 21, 1885; ed. Wake Forest College, B.A., 1908;
D.D.,_ 1941; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1918; Th.D., 1920. Prin., Fruitland
Institute, and local pastor, Hendersonville, N. C., 1908-10. Appointed
1913; language student, Soochow, CHINA, 1913-15; teacher, Yates
Academy, Soochow, 1915-19; city evang. worker, Soochow, 1920-
27; gen. evang. worker, Soochow, 1928-50; interned 1941, repatriated
1943; unofficial adviser to Baptist churches of the BAHAMAS, 1951-
55. Retired 1955. m. Leila Memory, 1918. Address: Wagram,
N. C. EMERITUS—CHINA and BAHAMA ISLANDS

McMILLAN, LEILA MEMORY
(Mrs. Henry Hudson)

b. Whiteville, N. C., Mar. 7, 1889; ed. Meredith College, B.Mus.,
1909. Teacher of music, Buie’s Creek (N. C.) Academy, 1909-12;
Whiteville (N. C.) high school, 1912-13. Appointed 1913; language
student, Soochow, CHINA, 1918-15; teacher, Music Dept., Wei Ling
Academy, Soochow, China, 1914-40; evang. worker, Sing Ming
Baptist Church, Soochow, 1946-50; the BAHAMAS, 1951-55. Retired
1955. m. Henry Hudson MeMillan, Sept. 25, 1913. Children:
Mary Fay (m. Williamson), 1915; Archibald Memory, 1917; John
Johnson, 1922; Campbell White, 1927.

EMERITUS—CHINA and BAHAMA ISLANDS

McMILLAN, VIRGIL OLIVER, JR.

b. Bay Minette, Ala., Jan. 17, 1923; ed. Ala. Polytechnic Institute,
B.S., 1948; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1952. Private, first class, U.S. Army,
1943-46; chemical engineer, Baytown, Tex., 1948-49; lieutenant,
National Guard, 1949; pastor, Idabel, Okla., 1950-52. Appointed
1952; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1952-54; evang., Shizuoka,
1954-55; Nagasaki, 1955—. m. Donabel Pitts, 1948. U.S. address:
Box 208, Bay Minette, Ala. JAPAN

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McMILLAN, DONABEL PITTS
(Mrs. V. O., Jr.)

b. Blue Springs, Ala., Apr. 8, 1926; ed. Ala. Polytechnic Institute,
B.S., 1948; S.W.B.T.S. Kindergarten teacher, First Church, Bay-
town, Tex., 1948-49. Appointed 1952; language student, Tokyo,
JAPAN, 1952-54; evang., Shizuoka, 1954-55; Nagasaki, 1955—. m.
Virgil O. McMillan, Jr., Sept. 12, 1948. Children: Donna, 1949;
Joan, 1951; Mary, 1958; Tommy, 1955. JAPAN

McMURRAY, JESSE DANIEL

b. Bradley, Okla., Dec. 9, 1919; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ., B.A., 1941;
S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1945. Pastor, Letitia Church, Lawton, Okla.,
1944-45; First Church, Laverne, Okla., 1945-46. Appointed 1945;
language student, Montevideo, URuGuay, 1946-47; district fieldworker,
1947—, and pastor, First Baptist Church, Paysandu, 1949—; adm.,
primary school, Conchillas, 1952-55. m. Mary Jo Henry, 1942.
U.S. address: 2128 Dakota Ave., Chickasha, Okla. URUGUAY

McMURRAY, MARY JO HENRY
(Mrs. Jesse Daniel)

b. Seminole, Okla., July 27, 1921; ed. Seminole Jr. College; Okla.
Baptist Univ.; East Central (Okla.) Teachers College, B.A., 1942;
S.W.B.T.S. Schoolteacher, Seminole, Okla., 1942. Appointed 1945;
language student, Montevideo, UruGuay, 1946-47; home-church
evang., Paysandu, 1947—; WMU fieldworker, 1953-57. m. Jesse
Daniel McMurray, June 14, 1942. Children: Candace Sue, 1944;

Marilyn Kay, 1948; Joseph Daniel, 1949; James Michael, 1951.
URUGUAY

McNEALY, WALTER BAYLESS

b. Catlettsburg, Ky., Dec. 31, 1908; ed. Baylor Univ.; Tulane Univ.;
La. College, B.A., 1943; N.O.B.T.S. Appointed 1937; language
student, 1938; evang. worker for state of Goias (sec.-treas., State
Baptist Convention), Goiania, BRAZIL, 1939-45; state of Rio, Rio de
Janeiro, 1946-49; evang., Campos, 1949-50; Volta Redonda, 1950—;
founder, schools in Goiania and Volta Redonda. m. Ymogene Alex-
ander, 1933. U.S. address: 196 Jules Ave., Jefferson Branch, New
Orleans, La. BRAZIL

McNEALY, YMOGENE ALEXANDER
(Mrs. Walter B.)

b. Lynchburg, Va., Feb. 26, 1909; ed. N.O.B.T.S. Appointed 1937;
language student, 1938; evang. worker, Goiania, BRAZIL, 1939-45;
Rio de Janeiro, 1946-49; Campos, 1949-50; Volta Redonda, 1950—;
cor. sec., treas, WMU state Baptist Convention, Goias, 1939-45,
Rio, 1945-49. m. Walter B. McNealy, Dec. 30, 1933. Children:
Walter B., Jr., 1938; Mary Jean, 1945. BRAZIL

McNEELY, GERALD ALBERT

b. Louisville, Ky., Dec. 14, 1924; ed. Alfred Univ.; U.S. Naval Acade-
my; Georgetown College, B.A., 1948; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1951; Th.M.,
1953. U.S. Army, 1943-44; U.S. Navy, 1944-46; pastor, Ewing (Ky.)
Church, 1947-50; Mt. Zion Church, Dry Ridge, Ky., 1950-53; Carlisle
(Ky.) Church, 1953-57. Appointed (special) 1957; language student,
Barcelona, SPAIN, 1957-58; prof., Baptist theol. seminary, 1958—.

m. June Hall, 1947. U.S. address: c/o C. C. McNeely, Fisher-
ville, Ky. SPAIN

McNEELY, BEVERLY JUNE HALL
(Mrs. Gerald A.)

b. Pikeville, Ky., Dec. 20, 1924; ed. Va. Intermont College; George-
town College; Carver School. Schoolteacher, Stanford, Ky., 1945-47;
Western Pa. School for Deaf, Pittsburgh, 1947; Great Crossings,
Scott Co., Ky., 1948; Simpsonville, Shelby Co., Ky., 1949-50. Ap-
pointed (special) 1957; language student, Barcelona, SPAIN, 1957-58;
home-church evang., 1958—. m. Gerald A. McNeely, Dec. 22, 1947.
Children: Linda Susan, 1951; Marsha Ellen, 1955. SPAIN

McRAE, JAMES THOMAS

b. Bonita, Miss., Jan. 11, 1920; ed. Miss. Gollege, B.A., 1941; S.B.T.S.;
Bowman Gray School of Medicine, M.D., 1945; resident, surgery,
N. C. Baptist Hospital. Pastor, Mount Freedom Church, Harrods-
burg, Ky., 1941-42; intern, N. C. Baptist Hospital, 1945-46; U.S.
Air Force medical officer, 1946-48. Appointed 1950; language stu-
dent, Beirut, LEBANON, 1950-52; staff doctor, Baptist Hospital,
Ajloun, JoRDAN, 1952-54; Gaza, 1954-55. Author: ‘‘Mission Doctor.”
m. Jane Carroll, 1942. U.S. address: ¢/o C. A. Carroll, Lillie, La.
NEAR EAST

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McRAE, JANE CARROLL
(Mrs. James T.)

b. Spearsville, La., Feb. 8, 1918; ed. La. Polytechnic Institute, B.A.,
1940; Carver School, M.R.E., 1942. Asst. dir. of religious educ. Bap-
tist Hospital, Winston-Salem, N. C., 1942-43; sec., First Church, Win-
ston-Salem, 1948; kindergarten teacher, Winston-Salem, 1948-50; Sun-
beam program writer, “World Comrades,” 1943-50. Appointed 1950;
language student, Beirut, LEBANON, 1950-52; prin., elementary
school, Ajloun, JoRDAN, 1952-54; Gaza, 1954-55. Author: “Under
the Olive Tree.” m. James T. McRae, Sept. 5, 1942. Children:
James Thomas, Jr., 1948; David Carroll, 1946; Robert Orman, 1950;
Mary Elizabeth and Charles William (twins), 1952.

NEAR EAST

McTYRE, JOHN HOLLAND

b. Savannah, Ga., Nov. 6, 1919; ed. Middle Ga. College; Mercer
Univ., B.A., 1948; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1951. U.S. Army Air Force,
1942-46; summer missionary in Okla. for Home Mission Board, 1947;
asst. pastor, Bull St. Church, Savannah, Ga., 1952-54, 1955; interim
pastor, 1954-55; pastor, Mount Vernon Church, Vienna, Ga., 1947-
48; New Highland Church, Brandenburg, Ky., 1948-49; Screven
(Ga.) Church, 1951-52; Log Cabin Church, Macon, Ga., 1955-58.
Appointed (special) 1957 for CHILE; language student, San Jose,
CosTA Rica, 1958. m. Maurine Robles, 1945. U.S. address: c/o Mrs.
G. G. VonWaldner, 1180 E. 38rd St., Savannah, Ga. CHILE

McTYRE, MAURINE EUNICE ROBLES
(Mrs. John H.)

b. Chicago, Ill., Nov. 5, 1923; ed. Western Carolina Teachers College;
Univ. of Tampa, B.S. (Ed.), 1944; S.B.T.S., M.S.M., 1951. Summer
missionary in Okla. for Home Mission Board, 1947; dir., music and
educ., Vineville Church, Macon, Ga., 1946; dir., youth choirs, Bull
St. Church, Savannah, Ga., 1953-54; high school music teacher,
Savannah, 1953. Appointed (special) for CHILE, 1957; language
student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1958. m. John H. McTyre, June
10, 1945. Children: Janelyn Mauricia, 1955; Maurine Elizabeth,
1956; John Andrew, 1958. CHILE

MAIDEN, JOANNA CRANSTON

b. Saltville, Va., June 24, 1929; ed. Va. Intermont College, A.A.,
1948; Radford College of Va. Polytechnic Institute; Westhampton
College of the Univ. of Richmond, B.S., 1950; Carver School; Woman’s
Medical College of Pa., M.D., 1955. Intern, Baptist Memorial
Hospital, Memphis, Tenn., 1955-56; resident, City Memorial Hospital,
Winston-Salem, N. C., 1956-58. Appointed 1958; physician, hospital,
Ogbomosho, NIGERIA, 1958—. U.S. address: Meadowview, Va.
NIGERIA

MALONE, WILLIAM PATTON, JR.

b. Jackson Co., Tex., Oct. 27, 1925; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1948
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1952. U.S. Navy, 1944-46, chaplain, 1954-56;
pastor, Swansville Church, Clarksville, Tex., 1949-50; Water St.
Chapel, Waxahachie, Tex., 1950-52; Emmanuel Church, The Dalles,
Ore., 1952-54; First Church, Bremond, Tex., 1956-58. Appointed for
ARGENTINA, 1958; language student, San Jose, CosTA Rica, 1958-59.
m. Janis Metcalf, 1950. U.S. address: Box 46, Temple, Tex.
ARGENTINA

;

MALONE, MARY JANIS METCALF
(Mrs. William P., Jr.)

b. Fort Worth, Tex., Oct. 21, 1929; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1950;
S.W.B.T.S., 1951. Baylor Uniy.; dining room worker, 1947-48,
switchboard operator, 1948-49. Appointed for ARGENTINA, 1958;
language student, San Jose, Costa Riga 1958-59. m. William P.
Malone, Jr., Aug. 4, 1950. Children: Michael Charles, 1952; Deb-
orah Leigh, 1956. ARGENTINA

MARCHMAN, MARGARET RANDALL (PEGGY)

b. Bremen, Ga., Feb. 21, 1916; ed. Tift College, B.A., 19387; Carver
School, M.R.E., 1989; George Peabody College for Teachers; Smith-
Froebel Kindergarten Training School. Teacher, Tallulah Falls
(Ga.) Mountain Boarding School, 1939-40. Appointed 1941; teacher,
Elam Memorial girls’ school, Shaki, NIGERIA, 1941-48, 1946—; teacher,
Training School, and supervisor, girls’ school, Abeokuta, 1943; teacher,
Baptist college, and interim prin., day school, Iwo, 1945. U.S. address:
Rabun Gap, Ga. NIGERIA

MARGRETT, ANNE SOWELL
(Mrs. H. G.)

b, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Oct. 22, 1909; ed: Va. Intermont College;
Mary Hardin-Baylor College, B.A., 1940; S.W.B.T.S., B.R.E., 1939.
Appointed 1941; dir., WMU Training School, Rosario, ARGENTINA,
1936, 1940, 1941-52; dir., woman’s dept., International Baptist
Theol. Seminary, Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA, 1953—. Author: “Under
the Southern Cross.’”’ m, Herbert George Margrett, Nov. 11, 1933
(d. 1936). Child: Doreen Elizabeth (m. Berry), 1935. U.S. address:
8683 Woodmont Drive, Chattanooga, Tenn. ARGENTINA

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b. Anadarko, Okla., Jan. 19, 1920; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ.; Okla.
Baptist Hospital, R.N., 1944; La. College, B.A., 1948; Prairie Bible
Institute, Alberta, Canada; S.W.B.T.S. Nurse, Wesley Hospital,
Oklahoma City, and Alexandria (La.) Baptist Hospital, 1945-49;
worker, V.B.S., Fulter Foundation, Okla. (summer), 1950; nurse,
WMU camp, Okla. (summer), 1951. Appointed 1952; nurse, Sanyati,
SoUTHERN RHODESIA, 1952-58, 1958—; language student, Salisbury,

1958. U.S. address: 1814 N.W. Tenth, Oklahoma City, Okla.
SOUTHERN RHODESIA

MARLER, LOVLACE PARKES

b. Harperville, Miss., June 4, 1922; ed. Ouachita Baptist College;
Miss. College, B.A., 1949; N.O.B.T.S., B.D., 19538. U.S. Army,
1943-46; pastor, Harperville, Miss., 1948-49; Newhebron, Miss.,
1949-51; McComb, Miss., 1951-54; Forkville, Miss., 1954-55. Ap-
pointed (special) 1955; language study, Seoul, Korba, 1956; Taejon,
1956-58; evang., Seoul, 1958—. m. Martha Ellen Townsend, 1946.
U.S. address: Harperville, Miss. KOREA

MARLER, MARTHA ELLEN TOWNSEND
(Mrs. L. Parkes)

b. Harperville, Miss., Sept. 6, 1925; ed. East Central (Miss.) Jr.
College, A.A., 1945; Ouachita Baptist College; Miss. College, B.A.,
1948; N.O.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1952. Bookkeeper, supply co., Jackson,
Miss., 1945-46, 1947-49; private piano teacher, Forkville, Miss.,
1954-55. Appointed (special) 1955; language study, Seoul, Korma,
1956; Taejon, 1956-58; evang., Seoul, 1958—. m. L. Parkes Marler,
Apr. 14, 1946. Children: Gloria Ellen, 1953; Marcus iste 9

EA

MARLOWE, ELIZABETH ROSE

b. Williamsburg, Ky., Apr. 21, 1890; ed. Cumberland College, B.A.,
1912; Ky. State Teachers College; Carver School, B.M.T., 1921.
Teacher, Gatliff, Pineville, and Williamsburg, Ky., and Sue Bennett
Jr. College, London, Ky., 1912-19; church youth worker at Williams-
burg. Appointed 1921; language student, Canton, CHINA, 1921-22;
educ.-evang. work, Cantonese church, and Shung Tak girls’ school,
Shanghai, 1922-28, 1932-41, 1945-49; pres., Shung Tak School, 1929-
81; interned 1941-48; teacher, Seinan Jo Gakuin, Kokura, JAPAN,
1950-55. Retired 1956. Address: 125 So. Bayly Ave., Louisville
6, Ky. EMERITUS—CHINA and JAPAN

MARSHALL, BERTHA JANE

b. Evansville, Ind., Nov. 27, 1981; ed. Protestant Deaconess Hospital
School of Nursing (Evansville), R.N., 1954; Georgetown College,
B.A., 1956; S.B.T.S. Psychiatric aide, Evansville State Hospital
(summers), 1949, 1950; summer missionary in Tex., Home Mission
Board, 1951; nurse, Protestant Deaconess Hospital, 1954-55, 1956;
John Graves Ford Memorial Hospital, Georgetown, 1955-56; Ky.
Baptist Hospital, Louisville, 1956-57. Appointed 1957; language
student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1957-58. U.S. address: 216 W. Indiana St.,
Evansville, Ind. JAPAN

MARSHALL, JESSE RALPH, JR.

b. Grenada County, Miss., Feb. 13, 1919; ed. Clarke Memorial Col-
lege; Miss. College, B.A., 1949; N.O.B.T.S., B.D., 1952. U.S. Army,
1941-45; salesman, Grenada, 1946; pastor, Springfield Church, Natchez,
Miss., 1950-58; teacher, Crosby (Miss.) Consolidated School, 1952-55.
Appointed (special) for THAILAND, 1958. m. Betty Jackson, 1952.
U.S. address: Rte. 5, Box 206, Natchez, Miss. THAILAND

MARSHALL, BETTY LOU JACKSON
(Mrs. J. Ralph, Jr.)

b. Natchez, Miss., Nov. 8, 1928; ed. Clarke Memorial. College; Miss.
College, B.A., 1950. V.B.S. worker, Ala., 1948; library worker,
Miss. College, Clinton, 1948-49; Fisk Public Library, Natchez, 1949;
schoolteacher, Tutwiler (Miss.) School, 1950-51; Laurel (Miss.)
Public Schools, 1951-52. Appointed (special) for ‘THATLAND, 1958.
m. J. Ralph Marshall, Jr., June 12, 1952. Children: Susan Rebekah,
1958; Jesse Ralph, III, 1955. THAILAND

MARTIN, CHARLES L., JR.

b. Fort Payne, Ala., Jan. 26, 1923; ed. Ala. Polytechnic Institute;
Howard College, B.A., 1948; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1951; Th.M., 1953.
U.S. Army Air Force, 1948-45; summer worker, B.T.U. Dept., Ala.,
1946; assoc. pastor, First Church, Birmingham, Ala., 1948; pastor,
Smithfield (Ky.) Church, 1949-52; First Church, Oxford, Ala., 1952-56.
Appointed 1956; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1956-58; student
evang., Tokyo, 1958—. m. Anne Crittendon, 1947. U.S. address:
c/o C. L. Martin, 10 S. Douglas Ave., Sylacauga, Ala. JAPAN

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MARTIN, ANNE ATHALYN CRITTENDON
(Mrs. Charles L., Jr.)

b. Pittsburg, Tex., Feb. 7, 1922; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ., B.A., 1944.
Managing editor, “Window of YWA,” “World Comrades,” Bir-
mingham, Ala., 1944-45; asst. editor, “The Baptist Student,” Nash-
ville, Tenn., 1945-47; journalism instructor, public relations asst.,
Howard College, Ala., 1947-48; staff writer, public relations firm,
Louisville, Ky., 1949-50; public health educator, Ky. State Dept.
of Health, Louisville, 1950-52. Appointed 1956; language student,
Tokyo, JAPAN, 1956-58; student evang., Tokyo, 1958—. m. Charles
L. Martin, Jr., Aug. 5, 1947. Children: Elizabeth Anne, 1953;
Patrice Louise, 1956. JAPAN

MARTIN, EARL RICHARD

b. Milton, Pa., Nov. 18, 1927; ed. Maryville College, B.A., 1949;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1953. Prin. and teacher, public schools, Blount
Co., Tenn., 1949; pastor, Emet (Okla.) Church, 1950-51; Ashland
(Okla.) Church, 1950-51; Lovelady Mission, Ada, Okla., 1951-52;
Temple Hills Church, Washington, D. C., 1953-56. Appointed 1956;
language student, Dar es Salaam, TANGANYIKA, 1957; evang. worker,
Nairobi, KENyA, 1957—. m. Jane Winchester, 1948. U.S. address:
2215 Minnesota Ave., S.E., Washington 20, D. C. KENYA

MARTIN, MARY JANE WINCHESTER
(Mrs. Earl R.)

b. Washington, D. C., Mar. 4, 1928; ed. Mars Hill College, A.A.,
1948; S.W.B.T.S. Playground and kindergarten worker, settlement
house, Washington, 1946; V.B.S. worker, Washington (summers),
1947-50; teacher, Blount Co., Tenn., 1948-49. Appointed 1956;
language student, Dar es Salaam, TANGANYIKA, 1957; evang. worker,
Nairobi, KENyA, 1957—. m. Earl R. Martin, July 30, 1948. Chil-
dren: Judy Carol, 1951; Susan Lorraine, 1955; Charlene Jeanette,
1957. KENYA

MARTIN, EULA PAULINE

b. Kingsport, Tenn., Jan. 27, 1930; ed. East Tenn. State College,
B.S., 1950; George Peabody College; M.A., 1952; Carver School,
M.R.E., 1955. Teacher, Greene Co., Tenn., 1950-51; asst. medical
librarian, Vanderbilt Univ., 1952-53; asst. regional librarian, Lafayette,
Ga. (summer), 1953; student librarian, Carver School, 1953-55; summer
student worker, Home Mission Board, Ore., 1954. Appointed 1955;
language student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1955-56, 1957; teacher, Elementary
Training Center for Women, Abeokuta, 1956-57, 1958—. U.S.
address: 730 Myrtle St., Kingsport, Tenn. NIGERIA

MARTIN, GLEN RAY

b. Flat Rock, Ill., Feb. 9, 1929; ed. So. Ill. College of Bible; Southern
Ill. Univ., B.S., 1951; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1954; Th.M., 1956. Pastor,
Prairie Grove and Mt. Olive churches, Robinson, Ill., 1947-48; Bryan
Street Church, Herrin, Ill., 1948-51; Duncanville Church, Robinson,
Ill., 1951-54; minister of educ., Immanuel Church, Louisville, Ky.,
1954-56. Appointed 1956; language study, Kuala Lumpur, MALAYA,
1956-58; pastor, Petaling Jaya church, 1957-58; teacher, Baptist
theol. seminary, Penang, 1958—. m. Betty Davis, 1948. U.S.
address: Box 22, Flat Rock, Ill. MALAYA

MARTIN, BETTY NELL DAVIS
(Mrs. Glen R.)

b. Mt. Vernon, IIl., Oct. 16, 1927; ed. Southern Ill. College of Bible;
Southern Ill. Univ., B.S., 1951; Carver School. Kindergarten teacher,
Louisville, Ky., 1951-56. Appointed 1956; language study, Kuala
Lumpur, MALAyA, 1956-58; evang., Penang, 1958—. m. Glen R.
Martin, July 17, 1948. Children: Kolina Kay, 1950; Kristie Lin,
1954; Kevin Robert, 1957; Kenneth Scott, 1958. MALAYA

MARTIN, HENRY DEARMAN

b. Stuart, Va., Mar. 7, 1928; ed. Bluefield College; Georgetown
College, B.A., 1951; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1954; Memphis State College.
U.S. Coast Guard, 1942-46; employee, firms in Greensboro, N. C.,
1941-42, Martinsville, Va., 1946-48; pastor, Springfield (Va.) Church,
1954. Appointed 1954; language student, Oyo, NiGERIA, 1954-55;
teacher, Baptist boys’ high school, Oyo, 1954—. m. Margaret Mc-
Mullen, 1954. U.S. address: Rte. 5, Stuart, Va. NIGERIA

MARTIN, MARGARET ANNE McMULLEN
(Mrs. Henry D.)

b. Summer, Miss., Jan. 31, 1929; ed. Blue Mountain College; Miss.
College, B.A., 1950; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1953. Home Mission
Board summer worker, 1948, 1950, 1952; schoolteacher, Flora, Miss.,
1950-51; Shaw, Miss., 1953-54; Fairfax County, Va., 1954. Appointed
1954; language student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1954-55; teacher, Baptist boys’
high school, Oyo, 1955—. m. Henry D. Martin, Aug. 18, 1954.
NIGERIA

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b. Waimea, Kauai, T. H., Aug. 8, 1925; ed. Baylor Univ., B.B.A.,
1953; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1956. U.S. Army, 1945-48; student pastor,
San Benito, Tex., 1951-52; adm. resident, Ky. Baptist Hospital,
Louisville, 1955-56. Appointed (special) 1956; language student,
Tokyo, JAPAN, 1956-58; business adm., Baptist hospital, Kyoto,
1958—. m. Betty Takahashi, 1952. U.S. address: Box 567, Waimea,
Kauai, T. H. JAPAN

MASAKI, BETTY YACKO TAKAHASHI
(Mrs. Tomoki)

b. Wahaiwa, Oahu, T. H., Aug. 24, 1930; ed. Wayland Baptist College;
Baylor Univ., B.S., 1952. Asst. to nursery school dir., Baylor Univ.,
Waco, Tex., 1950-52; sec., Wahiawa (Hawaii) Church, 1952; home
economics teacher, Oglesby, Tex., 1952-53; Anchorage, Ky., 1953-55.
Appointed (special) 1956; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1956-58;
home-church evang., Kyoto, 1958—. m. Tomoki Masaki, July 26,
1952. Children: Kenneth Masao, 1955; Jaynealyce Le aaa eh
APA

MASTERS, HELEN RUTH

b. Miami, Fla., Nov. 1, 1922; ed. Southern Baptist Hospital, R.N.,
1944; Blue Mountain College; Stetson Univ., B.A., 1948; N.O.B.T\S.,
M.R.E., 1950; Maternity Center Association (N. Y. C.), C.N.M.,
1958. Employee, Home Mission Board, Tex. and N. M. (summer),
1945, 1957; gen. duty nurse, City Hospital, Miami, Fla., 1946; South-
ern Baptist Hospital, New Orleans, La., 1948; fieldworker, WMU,
Fla. (summer), 1949. Appointed 1950; medical missionary, Home
for Motherless Children, Ogbomosho, NIGERIA, 1950-52; medical work,
Iwo, 1953-54; Eku, 1954-55; Baptist welfare center, Ire, 1955—.
U.S. address: 1429 N.W. 34th St., Miami, Fla. NIGERIA

MATHIS, VIRGINIA BENNETT

b. Boyce, La., May 15, 1916; ed. South Ga. Teachers College; Tift
College, B.A., 1937; Carver School, M.R.E., 1939; College of Chinese
Language Studies (Berkeley, Calif.); George Peabody College for
Teachers, M.A., 1957. Social worker, welfare dept., Atlanta, Ga.,
1939; educ. dir., First Church, Pineville, Ky., 1939-42; promotional
sec., First Church, Chester, S. C., 1942. Appointed 1942; language
student, 1942-44; evang. worker, Nuuanu Baptist Church, Honolulu,
HAWAI, 1944-46; promotional sec., national WMU, Shanghai, CurNna,
1947-51; evang., Chinese church, Manila, PHILIPPINES, 1952-54;
publication work for Filipino churches, Manila, 1954—. U.S. address:
c/o J. F. Mathis, Twin City, Ga. PHILIPPINES

MATTHEWS, JACK BEACHAM

b. Florala, Ala., May 4, 1918; ed. Univ. of Ala., B.A., 1939; S.B.T.S.,
Th.M., 1942. Pastor, LaCentre (Ky.) Church, 1941-42; asst. pastor,
Highland Ave. Church, Montgomery, Ala., 1942-43; Newton (Ala.)
Church, 1943-44; Mt. Pleasant Church, Smith Mills, Ky., 1947-49.
Appointed 1949; language student, Medellin, CoLompBria, 1949-50;
Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA, 1951; evang. worker, Cordoba, 1951-53;
Tucuman, 1953—. m. Lois Ware, 1941. U.S. address: Florala,
Ala. ARGENTINA

MATTHEWS, LOIS WARE
(Mrs. Jack B.)

b. St. Andrews, Fla., Oct. 9, 1918; ed. Bowling Green Business Univ.;
Carver School; Univ. of Louisville. Stenographer and bookkeeper,
Panama City, Fla., 1939-41; sec., S.B.T.S., Louisville, Ky., 1941-42;
Highland Ave. Church, Montgomery, Ala., 1942-43; St. Matthews
(Ky.) Church, 1946-47. Appointed 1949; language student, Medellin,
CoLomBIA, 1949-50; Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA, 1951; evang. worker,
Cordoba, 1951-53; Tucuman, 1953—. m. Jack B. Matthews, June
26,1941. Children: Patricia Ann, 1948; Juanita Louisa, 1950.

ARGENTINA

MATTHEWS, WILLIAM HAROLD

b. Ohio Co., Ky., Sept. 7, 1928; ed. Western Ky. State College, B.A.,
1950; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1958. V.B.S. and youth revival worker, Ky.
(summers), 1947-51; schoolteacher, Smiths Grove, Ky., 1953-54;
pastor, Barnetts Creek Church, Hartford, Ky., 1949-50; Jackson Grove
Church, Bowling Green, Ky., 1950-58; Smiths Grove Church, 1953-
55; Temple Church, Owensboro, Ky., 1955-57. Appointed 1957;
language study, Cotabato, Cotabato, PHILIPPINES, 1957-58; evang.,
1958—. m. Clara Lee, 1952. U.S. address: Rte. 2, Falls of Rough,
Ky. PHILIPPINES

MATTHEWS, CLARA ELIZABETH LEE
(Mrs. W. Harold)

b. Georgetown, Ky., June 5, 1929; ed. Georgetown College, B.A.,
1950; Carver School, M.R.E., 1952. V.B.S. worker, Ky., 1946; youth
revival worker, Ky., 1947; student worker for Home Mission Board,
N. M., 1950, Calif., 1951; minister of music and educ., Norview
Church, Norfolk, Va., 1952; schoolteacher, Leatherwood School,
Hazard, Ky., 1948-49; Smiths Grove, Ky., 1953-54. Appointed
1957; language study, Cotabato, Cotabato, PHILIPPINES, 1957-58;
evang., 1958—. m. W. Harold Matthews, Sept. 25,1952. Child: Ti-
mothy Harold, 1954. PHILIPPINES

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b. Liberty, Miss., Jan. 28, 1925; ed. Delta State Teachers College;
Miss. College, B.A., 1947; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1950. U.S. mail carrier,
Cleveland, Miss., 1942-48; ambulance driver, India and Burma,
1948-44; clerk, Baptist Book Store, Jackson, Miss. (part-time), 1945-
46; campus worker, S.B.T.S. (summer), 1948-49; pastor, Underwood
(Ind.) Church, 1948-50. Appointed 1950; teacher, Baptist college,
Iwo, NIGERIA, 1950-55, 1958-59; evang. worker, Ijebu-Ife, 1955-57;
1959—. m. Ollie Mae Ware, 1946. U.S. address: Magee, Miss.
NIGERIA

MAYHALL, OLLIE MAE WARE
(Mrs. David N.)

b. Simpson Co., Miss., Feb. 10, 1921; ed. Copiah-Lincoln Jr. College;
Miss. College, B.S., 1947. Secretarial worker in Miss., 1939-41, 1943-
45; sec., Clinton (Miss.) Church, 1945-47; student missionary, Home
Mission Board, Tulsa-Rogers Association, Okla. (summer), 1947;
clerk-sec., American Printing House for the Blind, Louisville, Ky.,
1947-50. Appointed 1950; teacher, Baptist college, Iwo, NIGERIA,
1950-55, 1958-59; evang. worker, Ijebu-Ife, 1955-57, 1959—. m. David
N. Mayhall, June 14, 1946. Children: Ann Brummett, 1951; Janet
Marie, 1952; Ellen Dale, 1955; Eva Gail, 1958. NIGERIA

MEDLING, WILLIAM ROBERT

b. Fukuoka, Japan, May 28, 1914; ed. Union Univ., B.A., 1935;
S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1938; Language School, Berkeley, Calif. Pastor,
Slayden (Miss.) Church, 1938-42; pastor, Harperville and Hickory
churches, Miss., 1942-43; chaplain, U.S. Army, 1943-46. Appointed
1946; language study, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1947-49; evang., Kumamoto,
1949—. m. Mary Louise Gulley, 1939. U.S. address: ¢/o Dorris
Ross, Bolivar, Tenn. JAPAN

MEDLING, MARY LOUISE GULLEY
(Mrs. William Robert)

b. Whitesburg, Tenn., Jan. 6, 1915; ed. Carson-Newman College,
B.S., 1987; Carver School, M.R.E., 1939; Language School, Berkeley,
Calif. Asst. dir., Good Will Center, Nashville, Tenn., 1988; School-
teacher, Harperville, Miss., 1948. Appointed 1946; language study,
Tokyo, JAPAN, 1947-49; evang., Kumamoto, 1949—. m. William
Robert Medling, May 26, 1939. Children: Edward and Paul (twins),
1940; William Robert, Jr., 1944; Carol Ann, 1950. JAPAN

MEFFORD, JOSEPH WILSON, JR.

b. Fort Collins, Colo., Jan. 14, 1921; ed. Colo. A. and M. College;
Ouachita Baptist College, B.A., 1949; N.O.B.T.S., B.D., 1958. Em-
ployee, dept. store, Fort Collins, Colo, 1938-42; U.S. Army, 1942-46;
pastor, churches in Ark. and Miss., 1946-53. om 1953; language
student, Barcelona, SPAIN, 1953-54; evang., Valencia, 1954—. m.
Lila Pritchard, 1944. U.S. address: 518 East Olive, Fort Collins,
Colo. SPAIN

MEFFORD, LILA PRITCHARD
(Mrs. Joseph W., Jr.)

b. Gilcrest, Colo., June 19, 1921; ed. Colo. A. and M. College, B.S.,
1943; N.O.B.T.S. Teacher, high school, Platteville, Colo., 1943-44.
Appointed 1953; language student, Barcelona, SPAIN, 1953-54; evang.,
Valencia, 1954—. m. Joseph W. Mefford, Jr., May 28, 1944. Chil-
dren: Sylvia Diane, 1945; Tony Joe, 1948; Janie Lee, 1950. Spat
AIN

MEIN, DAVID

b. Grand Rapids, Mich., Nov. 21, 1919; ed. Colegio Americano Batista
(Recife, Brazil); Georgetown College, B.A., 1939; S.B.T.S., Th.M.,
1948; Th.D., 1945. Prof., N.O.B.T.S., 1955. Appointed 1944;
language student, Recife, BraziL, 1945-46; field missionary and
astor, Aracaju, Sergipe, 1946-48; prof., Baptist theol. seminary,
ecife, 1948—; pres., 1953—; pastor, Cordeiro Church, 1951—. Auth-
or: “Contribution of Baptists to the Life of Brazil’’ (unpublished disser-
tation) and “Sumario de Missoes.’”’ m. Lou Demie Segers, 1945.
TLS. address: Clarksville, Ga. BRAZIL

MEIN, LOU DEMIE SEGERS
(Mrs. David)

b. Cornelia, Ga., June 4, 1920; ed. Tift College, B.A., 1941; Carver
School, M.R.E., 1944. Schoolteacher, Clarkesville, Ga., 1941-42;
sec., Mikado Church, Macon, Ga. (summer), 1948; educ. dir., First
Church, Lanett, Ala., 1944. Appointed 1944; language student,
Recife, BRAzIL, 1945-46; evang. worker, Aracaju, Sergipe, 1946-48;
Recife, 1948—; teacher, WMU Training School, 1949; Baptist theol.
seminary, 1958—. m. David Mein, Apr. 24, 1945. Children: John
Edwin, 1946; Margaret Ruth, 1950; Mildred Elizabeth, 1903. AT
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b. Newcastle-on-Tyne, England, Feb. 16, 1883; ed. Moody Bible
Institute; S.B.T.S.,.Th.M., 1912; Georgetown College, D.D., 1950.
Pastor, Cadiz, Ky., 1912-14; adviser, Baptist churches, and founder,
Baptist Bible Institute, Nassau, Bahamas, 1953-56. Appointed 1914;
editor, Baptist Publishing House, Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL, 1914-15;
dir., Campos school, 1915-19 (and founder); Maceio school, 1920-30,
1936-39; Baptist school, Recife, 1930-35, 1939-42; Recife seminary,
1942-52. Author: three books. Retired 1958. m. Elizabeth Margaret
Fehsenfeld, Oct. 28, 1912 (d. 1946). Children: John G., 1913;
Robert M., 1915; William Carey, 1918; David, 1919; Margaret E.,
1924. m. Mildred Cox, 1947. U.S. address: 1267 Ingleside Ave.,
Jacksonville, Fla. EMERITUS—BRAZIL and BAHAMAS

MEIN, MILDRED COX
(Mrs. John)

b. Groesbeck, Tex., July 8, 1906; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1927;
S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1932. Schoolteacher, Groesbeck, Tex., 1927-30;
missionary to Brazil, 1932-34; adviser, Baptist churches, Bahamas,
1953-56. Appointed 1934; prin., Girls’ Training School, and matron,
girls’ dormitory, Colegio Americano Batista, Recife, Pernambuco,
BraziL, 1934-52, Author: four church study books in Portuguese.
Retired 19538. m. John Mein, Dec. 10, 1947.
EMERITUS—BRAZIL and BAHAMAS

MERCER, DEWEY EDWARD

b. Central City, Ky., Aug. 20, 1929; ed. Union Univ.; Campbellsville
College; Western Ky. State College, B.A., 1952; S.B.T.S., B.D.,
1955. Pastor, Mt. Vernon Church, Calhoun, Ky., 1948-50; Penrod
(Ky.) Church, 1951-53; Station Church, Semiway, Ky., 1951-53;
New Hope Church, Moorman, Ky., 1949-50, 1953-55. Appointed
1955; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1955-57; evang., Takamatsu,
1957—. m. Ramona Hall, 1954. U.S. address: 218 N. Fifth St.,
Central City, Ky. JAPAN

MERCER, MARGARET RAMONA HALL
(Mrs. Dewey E.)

b. Blanche, Tenn., Sept. 12, 1928; ed. Nashville (Tenn.) Business
College; Tenn. Temple College; Union Univ., B.A., 1952; Carver
School, M.R.E., 1955. Summer worker for Tenn. B.S.U., Hawaii,
1951; Home Mission Board, Calif., 1952; educ. sec., First Church,
Fayetteville, Tenn., 1952-538. Appointed 1955; language student,
Tokyo, JAPAN, 1955-57; evang., Takamatsu, 1957—. m. Dewey E.
Mercer, June 13, 1954. Child: Ramona Darlene, 1957. JAPAN

MEREDITH, HELEN

b. Hartwell, Ga., May 12, 1910; ed. Shorter College, B.A., 1932; Carver
School, M.R.E., 1942. Schoolteacher, Ga., 1932-39; Brenau Academy,
Gainesville, Ga., 1939-40; counselor, Camp Takeda, Gainesville, Ga.,
1984-41. Appointed 1942; language student, Barranquilla, COLOMBIA,
1942-48; educ.-evang. worker, Barranquilla, 1942-48; Cartagena,
1948—. U.S. address: Hartwell, Ga. COLOMBIA

MERRITT, DEWEY ELWYN

b. Hattiesburg, Miss., Mar. 6, 1980; ed. Miss. College, B.A., 19538;
N,O.B.T.S., B.D., 1956. Staff, Camp Ridgecrest for Boys (summer),
1949; summer worker, Home Mission Board, Ky., 1950; pastor,
Eucutta Church, Wayne Co., Miss., 1950-52; Cowart Church, Charles-
ton, Miss., 1953-54; Bluff Springs Church, Magnolia, Miss., 1954-56.
Appointed 1956; language student, Oyo, NiGmRIA, 1956-57; teacher,
Hausa Baptist Pastor’s School, Kaduna, 1957; evang., Minna, 1958—.
m. Elizabeth Cooper, 1952. U.S. address: Box 23, Clinton, Miss.
NIGERIA

MERRITT, SARAH ELIZABETH COOPER
(Mrs. Dewey E.)

b. Louisville, Ky., Jan. 8, 1928; ed. Blue Mountain College; San-
ta Barbara, branch of Univ. of Calif.; Miss. College, B.A., 1950;
N.O.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1952. Student missionary to Hawaii (summer),
1950; office sec., Miss. Baptist Convention, Jackson, 1952; sec., Van
Winkle Church, Jackson, 1958; librarian’s sec., N.O.B.T.S., 1958-56.
Appointed 1956; language student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1956-57; teacher,
Hausa Baptist pastor’s school, Kaduna, 1957; evang., Minna, 1958—.
m. Dewey E. Merritt, Aug. 16, 1952. NIGERIA

MEUTH, MARY SUE

b. Henderson Co., Ky., Dec. 80, 1927; ed. Bethel College (Hopkinsville,
Ky.); Carson-Newman College, B.A., 1951; Carver School, M.R.E.,
1955. V.B.S. worker, Home Mission Board, Ala. (summer), 1951;
sec., asst. to pastor, East Chattanooga (Tenn.) Church, 1951-53;
sec., alumni office, Carver School, 1953-55. Appointed 1955; language
student, Bandung, INDONEsIA, 1956-57; office sec., Mission head-

uarters, Djakarta, 1957—. U.S. address: 605 Kimsey Lane, Hen-

erson, Ky. INDONESIA

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b. Garland, Tex., Nov. 18, 1883; ed. Metropolitan Business College
(Dallas); Univ. of Tex., M.D., 1908; New Orleans Polyclinic;
N.O.B.T.S. | Private medical practice, Tex., 1908-16, 1925-35. Ap-
pointed 1916; staff physician, Kweilin Baptist Hospital, Kweilin,
Kwangsi, CHINA, 1916-25, 1938-40; Baptist Hospital, Yangchow,
Kiangsu, 1935-37. Retired 1948. m. Dell Spencer, 1907. Address:
1717 So. Ninth, Waco, Tex. EMERITUS—CHINA

MEWSHAW, DELL SPENCER
(Mrs. Robert E. L.)

b. Terrell, Tex., Feb. 23, 1884; ed. Sam Houston Teachers College;
N.O.B.T.S. Teacher, Colegio Morelos, Aguascalientes, Mexico,
1904-05; Garland (Tex.) public schools, 1905-07. Appointed 1916;
evang. worker, Kweilin Baptist Hospital, Kweilin, Kwangsi, CHINA,
1916-25, 1988-40; Baptist Hospital, Yangchow, Kiangsu, 1935-37.
Retired 1948. m. Robert E. L. Mewshaw, July 3, 1907. Children:
Georgia Nell (m. Dunn), 1908; Joe Spencer, 1910; Mary Helen (m.
Williams), 1922; Dorothy Ruth, 1925. EMERITUS—CHINA

MIDDLETON, HUBERT KINSON

b. Rutherford Co., N. C., Dec. 24, 1918; ed. Wake Forest College,
B.A., 1940; Duke Univ.; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1950; S.E.B.T.S., Th.M.,
1957. Pastor, N. C. churches, 1940-48, 1945-48; North Benson
Church, Frankfort, Ky., 1944-45; Burney (Ind.) Church, 1949-50.
Appointed 1950; language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1951;
teacher, Baptist theol. seminary, Santiago, CHILE, 1952—. m. Imo
Jean Anthony, 1940. U.S. address: c/o Mrs. Zora J. Anthony,
Rt. 3, Yadkinville, N. C. CHILE

MIDDLETON, IMO JEAN ANTHONY
(Mrs. Hubert K.)

b. Yadkin Co., N. C., Dec. 12, 1918; ed. King’s Business College;
Woman’s College, Univ. of N. C., B.A., 1939; Carver School. School-
teacher, Bailey, N. C., 1939-40; Sugar Grove, N. C., 1946-47. Ap-
pointed 1950; language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1951; evang.
worker, Santiago, CHILE, 1952—. m. Hubert K. Middleton, Aug. 7,
1940. Children: Mary Jeanne, 1942; Linda Lee, 1944; Joseph
Anthony, 1948; Paul Kinson, 1950. CHILE

MILES, JULIA VIRGINIA

b. Raleigh, N. C., Sept. 6, 1918; ed. Woman’s College, Univ. of N. C.,
B.A., 1939; Yale Univ. School of Nursing, Master of Nursing, 1943;
Columbia Univ.; Carver School; Yale Univ. Language School. In-
structor, Rex Hospital School of Nursing, Raleigh, N. C., 1943-44;
educ. dir., Rex Hospital, 1945; N. C. Schools of Nursing, 1946-47;
assoc. exec. sec. and counselor, N. C. Nurses’ Association, 1946-47;
gen. duty, N. C. Baptist Hospital, Winston-Salem (summer), 1948.
Appointed 1948; language study, Baguio, PHILIPPINES, 1950-51;
evang., Dagupan, 1952-58; seminary work, Baguio, 1953-54, 1956-57;
medical work, Mati, 1954-55; language student, Bandung, INDONESIA,
1958-59; medical work, Kediri, 1959—. U.S. address: 1302 Chaney
Rd., Raleigh, N. C. INDONESIA

MILLER, FLORYNE TIPTON

b. Elizabethton, Tenn., July 25, 1907; ed. Tenn. State College, B.S.,
1988; Draughon’s Secretarial School; N.O.B.T.S., B.C.T., 1939.
Sec., Johnson City (Tenn.) law office, 1930-35; proofreader, “Johnson
City Press,’ 1936-87. Appointed 1939; language student, Tokyo,
JAPAN, 1989-41; teacher of English, North Gate Middle School,
Shanghai, CHINA, 1941-42; interned 1942, repatriated 1943; evang.
worker, Maui, Hawa, 1946; Tokyo, JAPAN, 1947-48; Kokura,
1948—. U.S. address: Johnson City, Tenn. JAPAN

MILLER, GEORGIA ALICE

b. Clarkesville, Ga., Aug. 18, 1914; ed. Rabun Gap-Nacoochee Jr.
College; Ga. Baptist Hospital, School of Nursing, R.N., 1946; Univ.
of Ga., B.S. in Nursing, 1948; S.W.B.T.S. Housekeeper and nurse
to children, Chicopee Mills, Ga., 1932-33; hosiery mill, Gainesville,
Ga., 1933-34; industrial worker, Rabun Gap-Nacoochee Jr. College,
1934-36, and asst. to industrial instructor, 1937-43; floor supervisor,
Athens (Ga.) Gen. Hospital, 1946-47, and nurse, 1948-49. Appointed
1950; nurse, Baptist Hospital, Ogbomosho, NIGERIA, 1950-56; Join-
krama, 1956-57; Shaki, 1957—. U.S. address: c/o E. L. Yeager,
Rte. 1, Ellenwood, Ga. NIGERIA

MILLIGAN, ALFRED RAY

b. Wise Co., Tex., Aug. 24, 1926; ed. Decatur Baptist College, A.A.,
1945; Howard Payne College; Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.S., 1949;
North Tex. State College, M.S., 1957; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1957. Teach-
er, Slidell (Tex.) public school, 1946; pastor, Spring Mound Church,
Decatur, Tex., 1944-45; Park Springs (Tex.) Church, 1945-46; Good
Hope Church, Celina, Tex., 1945-49; Medicine Mound (Tex.) Church,
1949; Prosper (Tex.) Church, 1949-52; Waddill St. Church, McKinney,
Tex., 1952-54; East Church, Denison, Tex., 1954-58. Appointed
(special) 1958; language student, Dar es Salaam, TANGANYIKA, 1958-
59. m. Imogene Maxwell, 1951. U.S. address: 428 East Sears,
Denison, Tex. EAST AFRICA

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MILLIGAN, ELLEN IMOGENE MAXWELL
(Mrs. A. Ray)

b. Collin Co., Tex., Aug. 15, 1933; ed. North Tex. State College;
S.W.B.T.S. Sec., Dallas, Tex., 1951; substitute teacher, Denison
(Tex.) public schools, 1955-58. Appointed (special) 1958; language
student, Dar es Salaam, TANGANYIKA, 1958-59. m. A. Ray Milligan,
Sept. 4, 1951. Children: Olan Ray, 1953; Timothy Wayne, 1956.
EAST AFRICA

MILLS, DOTTSON LEGRAND

b. Crenshaw Co., Ala., Feb. 16, 1925; ed. Stetson Univ., B.A., 1947;
S.B.T.S., B.D., 1951. Pastor, Port Orange (Fla.) Church, 1945-46;
Bardstown Junction (Ky.) Church, 1948-50; First Church, Ft. Pierce,
Fla., 1951-56. Appointed 1956; language student, San Jose, Costa
RIcA, 1956-57; state evang., Junin, Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA, 1957—.
m. Betty Frink, 1946. U.S. address: 8129 N.W. 28rd Ave., Miami,
Fla. ARGENTINA

MILLS, BETTY JEANNE FRINK
(Mrs. Dottson L.)

b. Miami, Fla., Nov. 1, 1926; ed. Stetson Univ.; Carver School,
B.R.E., 1951. Library worker, Stetson Univ., 1945; post-office
employee, 1946-47. Appointed 1956; language student, San Jose,
Costa Rica, 1956-57; home-church evang., Junin, ARGENTINA,
1957—. m. Dottson Legrand Mills, June 9, 1946. Children: Nancy
Lynn, 1947; Becky Anne, 1952; Dottson Legrand, Jr., 1954.
ARGENTINA

MILLS, ERNEST OSCAR

b. Deansville, Wis., Mar. 4, 1873; ed. Iowa Normal School; Des
Moines College, B.A., 1906. Schoolteacher in U.S., 1892-1900;
government schools, Japan, 1908-10. Appointed 1910; teacher,
night school, JAPAN, railway evang., 1910-16; evang., Nagasaki, 1917-
40. Author: ‘Jottings from Japan” and hymns. Retired 1942.
m. Grace Hughes, June 6, 1912 (d. 1932). Address: 4505 McCart
Ave., Fort Worth 15, Tex. EMERITUS—JAPAN

MILLS, JOHN EDWIN

b. Mexia, Tex., July 4, 1922; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1943; M.A.,
1951; S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1946. Pastor, Cotton Gin Church, Teague,
Tex., 1940-41; Spring Creek Church, Chattanooga, Tenn., 1943-46;
salesman, Waco, Tex., 1942-43; store, Fort Worth, Tex., 1945, 1947.
Appointed 1947; teacher, Baptist Academy, Lagos, NIGERIA, 1948-
50; adviser, Ijebu Baptist Association, 1951-53; sec. of missions and
evang.,\Ibadan, 1953—. m. Virginia Miller, 1942. U.S. address:
504 Rusk, Mexia, Tex. NIGERIA

MILLS, VIRGINIA MILLER
(Mrs. John E.)

b. Galveston, Tex., Oct. 8, 1922; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1943;
S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1945. Clerical worker, American National
Insurance Co., Galveston (summer), 1940; typist, U.S. Engineer
Corp., Galveston (summer), 1942. Appointed 1947; evang. worker,
Lagos, NIGERIA, 1948-50; Ijebu, 1951-53; Ibadan, 1958—. m. John
Edwin Mills, Sept. 3, 1942. Child: Carol Elizabeth, 1958.
NIGERIA

MISNER, MARIAM LOU

b. St. Joseph, Mo., Aug. 6, 1930; ed. St. Joseph Jr. College, A.A.,
1949; William Jewell College, B.A., 1951; Mo. Methodist Hospital
School of Technology (St. Joseph), M.T., 1953; Carver School,
M.R.E., 1956. Nurse’s aide, Mo. Methodist Hospital, 1950; clinical
laboratory worker, 1951; medical technologist, 1953-54, 1955. Ap-
pointed 1956; language student, Bandung, INDONESIA, 1957-58;
laboratory medical technologist, Baptist hospital, Kediri, 1958—.
U.S. address: 805 N. Francis, Savannah, Mo. INDONESIA

MITCHELL, DEWEY LEON

b. Grier, N. M., Dec. 15, 1924; ed. Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.A.,
1953; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1957. U.S. Navy, 1944-46; inspector,
credit co., Abilene, Tex., 1953-54; clerk-bookkeeper, Abilene, 1954-
56; clerk, Baptist Book Store, Fort Worth, Tex., 1957; Appointed
(special) 1957; language study, Bandung, INDONESIA, 1958. m.
Anne Moore, 1953. U.S. address: Rte. 1, Clovis, N. M.
INDONESIA

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MITCHELL, GLADYS ANNE MOORE
(Mrs. D. Leon)

b. Dallas, Tex., Jan. 25, 1984; ed. Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.B.A.,
1955. V.B.S. worker, Tex., 1952; sec., Hardin-Simmons, 1954;
bookkeeper-typist, Abilene, Tex., 1955; sec.-bookkeeper, Fort Worth,
Tex., 1956-57. Appointed (special) 1957; language study, Bandung,
INDONESIA, 1958. m. D. Leon Mitchell, Dec. 22, 1958. Child:
Leland Ray, 1957. INDONESIA

MITCHELL, HOWARD BARRY

b. Honea Path, S. C., Nov. 21, 1925; ed. Furman Univ., B.A., 1949;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1952. Employee, shipyard, Panama City, Fla.,
1948-45; seminary cafeteria, 1949-50; aircraft plant, Fort Worth, Tex.,
1951; pastor, Rock Prairie Church, Bryan, Tex., 1952-53, Eureka

Church, ‘Anderson, S. C., 1958-55. Appointed 1955; language stu- ‘
dent, Campinas, BRAzIL, 1956-57; evang., Caruaru, Pernambuco,
1957-58; Garanhuns, 1958—; pastor, Santa Cruz Church, 1958—. rN

m,. Laura Tollison, 1949. U.S. address: 402 Brown Ave., Belton,
S.C. BRAZIL

MITCHELL, LAURA TOLLISON
(Mrs. H. Barry)

b. Belton, S. C., Jan. 5, 1927; ed. Furman Univ., B.A., 1948;
S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1952. Asst., Woman’s College Library, Fur-
man Univ., Greenville, S. C., 1946-49; library, S.W.B.T.S., Fort
Worth, Tex., 1950-52; schoolteacher, Anderson, S. C., 1953-54. Ap-
pointed 1955; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1956-57; evang.,
Caruaru, Pernambuco, 1957-58; Garanhuns, 1958—. m. H. Barry
Mitchell, June 11, 1949. Children: David Barry, 1952; Howard
Lee, 1955. BRAZIL

MITCHELL, JAMES FRANKLIN

b. Landrum, S. C., Oct. 10, 1914; ed. Furman Univ., B.A., 1935;
Duke Univ., M.A., 1940; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1948. Prof. of English,
North Greenville Jr. College, Tigerville, S. C., 1985-40. Appointed
1948; language student, Temuco, CHILE, 1944-45; teacher, Baptist.
school, Temuco, 1945-47, 1951-55; pastor, El Redentor Baptist
Church, Temuco, 1947; fieldworker, Southern district, 1947-49;
field evang., Antofagasta, 1955-59. m. Margaret Pattillo, 1939.
U.S. address: Florence, S. C. CHILE

MITCHELL, MARGARET PATTILLO
(Mrs. J. Franklin)

b. Birmingham, Ala., Apr. 12, 1915; ed. Mars Hill Jr. College; Woman’s
College, Furman Univ., B.A., 1988; Carver School, M.R.E., 1942.
Schoolteacher, Florence, S. C., 1938-39. Appointed 1948; language
student, Temuco, CHILE, 1944-45; educ. and women’s worker, Temuco,
1945-55; teacher, Baptist school, Temuco, 1946-51; home-church
evang., Antofagasta, 1955-59. m. J. Franklin Mitchell, June 2, 1939.
Children: Boy, 1943 (d. 1943); Margaret Alice, 1944; Henry Wells,
et Grace Evelyn, 1950; John Timothy, 1952; Martha eer

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MONTROY, EDYTHE INEZ

b. Drew, Miss., Jan. 2, 1916; ed. Sunflower Jr. College; Delta State
Teachers College, B.S., 1938; Soule Business College (New Orleans);
N.O.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1946. Schoolteacher, Aberdeen, Miss., 1938-41;
Picayune, Miss., 1941-42; staff, N.O.B.T.S., 1942-44; teacher, Union
Baptist Theol. Seminary (Negro), New Orleans, 1944-46. Appointed
1946; language student, Lagos, NIGERIA, 1946-47; teacher, Baptist
college, Iwo, 1947—. U.S. address: 241 Sage Ave., Drew, Miss.
NIGERIA

MOON, HAZEL FRANCES

b. Spout Springs, Va., Sept. 26, 1915; ed. Ferrum Jr. College; Stuart

Circle Hospital School of Nursing (Richmond, Va.), R.N., 1946;

Richmond Professional Institute, B.S., 1946; Carver School. Appoint-

ed 1947; nurse, Iwo, NIGERIA, 1947-57; toe aagr’ 2 student, Univ.
rr

Teaching Hospital, Ibadan, 1958. U.S. address: Appomattox, Va.
NIGERIA

MOON, JAMES LOYD

b. Maysville, Ala., Oct. 10, 1922; ed. Howard College, B.A., 1946;
S.B.T.S., B.D., 1949; S.B.T.S. Pastor, Ala. churches, 1941-46;
sR, pastor, Bethany Mission, Ensley, Ala., 1943; gym instructor,
YMCA, Birmingham, Ala., 1943-44; summer worker, Ala. B.T.U.,
1945-46; pastor, Liberty Church, Mitchell, Ind., 1946-50; Dawson
Memorial Church, Lewisport, Ky. (half-time), 1949-50.. Appointed
1951; language student, Campinas, BRAzIL, 1951-52; evang. worker,
Manaus, 1952—. m. Mary Hazel Ford, 1950. U.S. address: Rte. 1,
Gurley, Ala. BRAZIL

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MOON, MARY HAZEL FORD
(Mrs. J. Loyd)

b. Albertville, Ala., Oct. 20, 1922; ed. Ala. Polytechnic Institute,
B.S., 1944; Carver School, M.R.E., 1951. Caseworker, Dale County
Dept. of Public Welfare, 1943-44; U.S. Navy, hospital corpsman,
1944-46; reporter, “Birmingham Post,’”’ 1946-48; dir. of public re-
lations, Baptist hospital, Birmingham, 1948-49. Appointed 1951;
language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1951-52; evang. worker, Manaus,
1952—. m. J. Loyd Moon, May 23, 1950. Children: James Loyd,
Jr., 1951; Joel Ford, 1956; John William, 1957.

BRAZIL

MOORE, BONNIE MAE

b. Durant, Okla., Dec. 18, 1914; ed. Young Harris College; Piedmont
College; B.A., 1937; Southern Business Univ.; Carver School, M.R.E.,
1948. Schoolteacher, Clermont, Lake Park, Blue Ridge, Pitts, and
Arabi, Ga., 1938-43; U.S. Army, WAC, U.S.A., Africa, Italy, 1943-45;
V.B.S. worker for Home Mission Board, Va. (summer), 1947. Ap-
pointed 1948; teacher, Idi-Aba Baptist girls’ school, and evang. worker,
Abeokuta, NIGERIA, 1948-51; field evang. and teacher, Hausa pastors’
school, Kaduna, 1952-58; teacher, Reagan Memorial Girls’ School,
Yaba, 1958—. U.S. address: Rte. 8, Box 409, College Park, Ga.
NIGERIA

MOORE, ELTON

b. Carthage, Miss., Sept. 14, 1922; ed. Clarke Memorial College; Miss.
College, B.A., 1948; N.O.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1950; B.D., 1954. U.S.
Navy, 1944-46; pastor, churches in Miss., 1941-48, 1946-54. Appointed
1954; language student, Bandung, INDONEsIA, 1955; evang. worker,
Kediri, 1956—. m. M. Jean Cooper, 1944. U.S. address: Rte. 1,
Box 126, Morton, Miss. INDONESIA

MOORE, MIMI JEAN COOPER
(Mrs. Elton)

b. Morton, Miss., Jan. 3, 1926; ed. Clarke Memorial College; Miss.
ore B.A., 1947; N.O.B.T.S. Schoolteacher, 1944-46, 1947-48;
sec,, Winnfield (La.) Church, 1951. Appointed 1954; language stu-
dent, Bandung, INDONESIA, 1955; evang. worker, Kediri, 1956—.
m. Elton Moore, Nov. 15, 1944. Child: Lowry Reece, 1951.
INDONESIA

MOORE, JOHN ALLEN

b. Clarksdale, Miss., Dec. 10, 1912; ed. Miss. College, B.A., 1934;
S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1937; Ph.D., 1944. Pastor, Salvisa, Ky., 1985-38;
prof. of English, Howard College, Birmingham, Ala., 1945-47; Bible,
Baylor Univ., 1947-48. Appointed 1938; dir., Baptist Bible School,
Belgrade, YUGOSLAVIA, 1940-41; Zagreb, 1955-56; Budapest, HUNGARY,
1941-42; welfare worker among Yugoslav refugees in EGYPT, 1944-45;

prof., Baptist Theol. Seminary, Ruschlikon, Zurich, SwITZERLAND,
1948-55, 1957—; relief work among Hungarian refugees, Vienna,
AusTRIA, 1956-57. m. Pauline Willingham, 1940. U.S. address:
118 S. Green St., Tupelo, Miss. EUROPE

MOORE, PAULINE WILLINGHAM
(Mrs. John Allen)

b. Macon, Ga., May 4, 1912; ed. Wesleyan College, B.A., 1988; Carver
School, M.R.E., 1988. Appointed 1939; women’s worker, Belgrade,
YUGOSLAVIA, 1940-41; Zagreb, 1955-56; Budapest, HuNGARy, 1941-
42; teacher, seminary, Ruschlikon, Zurich, SWITZERLAND, 1948-55,
1957—; welfare worker among Yugoslav refugees in EGypt, 1944-
45. m. John Allen Moore, Jan. 10, 1940. Children: Marilyn, 1950;
Edward, 1950. EUROPE

MOORE, MINNIE FOSTER
(Mrs. James Walton)

b. Eastland, Tex., Jan. 12, 1898; ed. Canyon (Tex.) State Teachers
College; Hardin-Simmons College; Univ. of Tex.; S.B.T.S. School-
teacher, Tex., 1914-17. Appointed 1920; language student, Peking,
and Chefoo, CHINA, 1920-22; dir., primary schools, and teacher,
girls’ school, Chefoo, 1922-26; teacher, boys’ school, and evang.
work, Chefoo, 1929-86; acting supt., 1939-40. Retired 1951. m.
James Walton Moore, Sept. 28, 1917 (d. 1988). Children: Martha
Jane (m. Hutchins), 1918; James Walton, Jr., 1919; Julia Miriam
(m. Wofford), 1923; Betty Ruth (m. Parker), 1924. Address: 711
S. Fifth St., Waco, Tex. EMERITUS—CHINA

MOORE, ROBERT CECIL

b. Fort Green, Fla., Jan. 28, 1894; ed. Columbia College, B.A., 1917;
S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1919; S.B.T.S., Ph.D., 1944. Founder, first
pastor, First Mexican Baptist Church, Fort Worth, Tex., 1918-19.
Appointed 1919; evang. worker, and pastor, First Church, Concepcion,
CHILE, 1919-33; Temuco, 1934-49; Santiago, 1950—; editor, ‘“‘La Voz
Bautista”; manager, Baptist Book Store and publishing house,
1928—; radio preacher, “La Hora Bautista,” 1950—. Author:
“Piety and Poverty in Chile,” “El Christianismo Para Hoy,” “Agnes
Graham of Chile.” m. Mary Pimm, 1918. U.S. address: 4414
Hazelton Dr., Houston 35, Tex. CHILE

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MOORE, MARY PIMM
(Mrs. Robert Cecil)

b. Tampa, Fla., Sept. 2, 1894; ed. Columbia College, B.A., 1916;
Carver School; S.W.B.T.S., B.M.T. and M.M.T., 1919. City mis-
sionary, Mexican Baptist Church, Waco, Tex. (summer), 1918;
missionary, First Mexican Baptist Church, Fort Worth, 1918-19.
Appointed 1919; editor, Chilean WMU magazines; gen. sec., national
WMU, Concepcion, CHILE, 1920-34; Temuco, 1934-49; Santiago,
1950—. m. Robert Cecil Moore, Sept. 4, 1918. Children: Robert
Alan, 1920; Anna Evelyn (m. Moline), 1922; Ruth Mary (m. Moreno),
1925; Charles Dean, 1928; Elizabeth Virginia (m. Walz), 1929; Albert
Marion, 1932. CHILE

MOORE, VIRGINIA DALE

b. Tucson, Ariz., Feb. 15, 1928; ed. Draughon’s Business College;
Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.A., 1948; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1953.
Clerk, State Dept., Washington, D. C., 1941-42; stenographer, Camp
Barkeley, Abilene, Tex., 1942-48; educ. sec. and part-time worker,
First Baptist Church, Abilene, 1943-48; young people’s dir., First
Church, Dallas, 1948-51. Appointed 1952; language student, Ibadan,
NIGERIA, 1953; teacher, Reagan girls’ school, Lagos, 1953-57; evang.
work, Joinkrama, 1958—. U.S. address: Star Route, Blackwell,
Tex. NIGERIA

MOORE, WALTER MASON

b. Beggs, Okla., July 16, 1917; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ., B.S., 1940;
Baylor Univ.; Okla. Univ. School of Medicine, M.D., 1945; N.O.B.T.S.,
B.D., 1952; Tulane School of Tropical Medicine, M.P.H., 1956. Intern,
Mo. Baptist Hospital, St. Louis, 1945-46; U.S. Army, 1946-49; resi-
dent, Southern Baptist Hospital, New Orleans, 1949-50; school
physician, N.O.B.T.S., 1950-51; civil service doctor, Camp LeRoy
Johnson, New Orleans, 1951-52. Appointed (special until 1955)
1952; staff doctor, hospital, Joinkrama, NiGERIA, 1952—; missionary
adviser, 1956—. m. Charlean De Berry, 1989. U.S. address: 1407
East 36th St., Tulsa, Okla. NIGERIA

MOORE, CHARLEAN DE BERRY
(Mrs. Walter M.)

b, Martha, Okla., May 26, 1920; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ., B.S., 1944;
N.O.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1950. Worker in library and press, Okla.
Baptist Univ., Shawnee, 1940-41; schoolteacher, Okla., 1941-45;
nurse’s aide and student sec., Mo. Baptist Hospital, St. Louis, 1945-
46; student sec., Tex. Western College, El Paso, 1947. Appointed
(special until 1955) 1952; evang. worker, Joinkrama, NIGERIA, 1952—.
m. Walter M. Moore, June 6, 1939. Children: Walter Mason, II,
1946; Charles Arthur, 1951. NIGERIA

MOORE, WILLIAM DEWEY

b. Statesville, N. C., July 14, 1898; ed. Wake Forest College, B.A.,
1924; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1927; Ph.D., 1934. Prof., Baptist Bible
School, Washington, D. C., 1927-33; pastor, Anacostia Church,
Washington, 1931-37; chaplain, St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, Washing-
ton, 1933-37. Appointed 1937; evang. worker, Rome, ITALY, 1937-
41; treas., Mission, 1937—; relief and deputation work for Foreign
Mission Board, 1941-46; relief mission to Italy, 1945; relief and evang.
work, Italy, 1947-50; teacher, Armstrong Memorial Training School,
Rome, 1950-53; pastor, Centocelle Church, 1954—. m. Alice Speiden,
1933. U.S. address: 9314 49th Ave., College Park, Md. ITALY

MOORE, ALICE SPEIDEN
(Mrs. W. Dewey)

b. Washington, D. C., June 5, 1904; ed. George Washington Univ.;
Temple Business College (Washington, D. C.). Sec., First Baptist
Church, Washington, D. C., 1925-28; young people’s worker, Wash-
ington, 1925-87. Appointed 1937; women’s worker, Rome, ITALY,
1937-41, 1946-58; relief and deputation work, 1941-46; dir., G. B.
Taylor orphanage and rest home, 1953—; member, exec. com., Euro-
pean Baptist WMU, 1948—. m. W. Dewey Moore,’ Sept. 28, 1933.
Children: Marylu, 1935; William Dewey, Jr., 1937; Charlotte Ann,
1939; Alice Elizabeth, 1941. ITALY

MOORE, WILLIS TRUEMAN

b. Greenwood, Ark., Aug. 12, 1928; ed. Univ. of Ark., B.S.A., 1951;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1957. Inspector, Ark. State Plant Board, Little
Rock, 1947-48; summer missionary to Hawaii for Ark. B.S.U., 1950;
schoolteacher, Greenwood, 1951-52, 1955; pastor, First Church,
Jenny Lind, Ark., 1949-57. Appointed (special) 1957; language
student, Dacca, EAST PAKISTAN, 1957-58; evang. work, Faridpur,
1958—. m. Jane Bassett, 1958. U.S. address: 1016 N. 36th St.,
Fort Smith, Ark. PAKISTAN

MOORE, ERMA JANE BASSETT
(Mrs. W. Trueman)

b. Greenwood, Ark., Nov. 7, 1927; ed. Ark. Polytechnic College,
B.A., 1958. Schoolteacher, Greenwood, 1948-49; deputy county
clerk, Greenwood, 1950-51; private piano teacher, Lamar, Ark., 1951-
58; Greenwood, 1948-49, 1953-56; librarian, Greenwood High School,
1958-56. Appointed (special) 1957; language student, Dacca, EAST
PAKISTAN, 1957-58; evang. work, Faridpur, 1958—. m. W. Trueman
Moore, June 14, 1953. Children: Trudy Jane, 1954; Willis True-
man, Jr., 1956; Lee Arthur, 1958. PAKISTAN

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MOOREFIELD, VIRGIL HISGEN, JR.

b. Hopkinsville, Ky., July 19, 1931; ed. Wake Forest College, B.A.,
1953; Institute of International Educ. (New York); S.E.B.T:S.,
B.D., 1957. Radio announcer, WHOP, Hopkinsville, Ky. (summer),
1953; interim (summer) pastor, Rosehill (N. C.) Church, 1958, and
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Hopkinsville, 1954; asst. pastor,
Trinity Baptist Church, Fayetteville, N. C., 1955; pastor, Sandy
Branch Church, Bear Creek, N. C., 1955-58; fellow, S.E.B.T.S., Wake
Forest, N. C., 1957; instructor, S.E.B.T.S., 1957-59. Appointed for
ITaLy, 1958. m. Jane Richardson, 1955. U.S. address: Rte. 3,

Hopkinsville, Ky. ITALY

MOOREFIELD, JANE RICHARDSON
(Mrs. Virgil H., Jr.)

b. Louisville, Ky., Nov. 22, 1985; ed. Cincinnati Conservatory of
Music; Woman’s College, Univ. of N. C., B.M., 1959. Organist
and choir dir., Northside Christian Church, Cincinnati, 1953-55;
minister of music, Trinity Church, Fayetteville, N. C. (summer),
1955; piano teacher, school, Siler City, N. C., 1955-57; Goldston,
N. C., 1956-58; substitute piano teacher, Wake Forest, N. C., 1958-
59. Appointed for ITaty, 1958. m. Virgil Moorefield, Jr., 1955.
Child: Virgil Edwin, 1956. ITALY

MOORHEAD, MARION FRANCIS

b. Easley, S. C., Apr. 23, 1917; ed. North Greenville Jr. College;
Furman Univ., B.A., 1938; S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1948; Univ. of Calif.
Pastor, Columbia Church, Greenville Co., S. C., and prin., Prince-
town Grade School, 1939-40; pastor, Lydia Mill, Clinton, S. C.,
1940-41; Joy, Tex., 1941-42; Keller, Tex., 1942-43; student sec., later
assoc. pastor, Norman, Okla., 1948-44; chaplain, U.S.N.R., 1944-46.
Appointed 1946; language study, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1947-49; prof.,
Seinan Gakuin, Fukuoka, 1949-52; evang. worker, Sapporo, Hokkaido,
1952-58; dir., religious activities, Seinan Jo Gakuin, Kokura, 1958—.
m. Thelma Chandler, 1940. U.S. address: 301 E. Main, Easley,
S.C. JAPAN

MOORHEAD, THELMA CHANDLER
(Mrs. Marion F.)

b. Hopewell, Va., Jan. 11, 1917; ed. North Greenville Jr. College;
Winthrop College, B.A., 1939; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1944; Univ. of
Calif. Schoolteacher, Whitmire, S. C., 1939-40; Wadsworth, S. C.,
1940-41; educ. dir., First Baptist Church, Spartanburg, S. C., 1945-
46. Appointed 1946; language study, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1946-49; teacher,
Seinan Gakuin, Fukuoka, 1949-52; evang. worker, Sapporo, Hokkaido,
1952-58; teacher, Seinan Jo Gakuin, Kokura, 1958—. m. Marion
F. Moorhead, June 8, 1940. Children: Michael Chandler, 1943;
Walter Douglas, 1946; Margaret Ann, 1950. JAPAN

MORGAN, EDGAR CARTER

b. Laichowfu, Shantung, China, Oct. 18, 1918; ed. Wayland College,
Georgetown College, B.A., 1933; Columbia Bible College; N.O.B.T\S.,
Th.M., Th.D., 1942. Pastor, Westminster (S. C.) Church, 1943-44;
teacher, Bryan Univ., Dayton, Tenn., 1944-45; Bible teacher, Clear
Creek Springs, Pineville, Ky., 1945-46; pastoral assoc., First Church,
Thomasville, N. C., 1947-48. Appointed 1948; pastor and field-
worker, Waimea, Kauai, HAwat, 1948-54; dir., Baptist Student
Center, Honolulu, 1954-55; dean, Baptist theol. seminary, Kowloon,
HonGa KonG, 1955—; teacher, Baptist college, 1956-57. m. Agnes

McMahan, 1947. U.S. address: Westminster, S. C.
HONG KONG

MORGAN, AGNES McMAHAN
(Mrs. E. Carter)

b. Greenville Co., S. C., Apr. 3, 1923; ed. Columbia Bible College,
B.A., 1944; Furman Univ., B.A., 1947. Dir., Young People’s work
and pastor’s sec., Bible Presbyterian Church, Greenville, S. C., 1944-
47; educ. dir., First Baptist Church, Thomasville, N. C., 1947-48.
Appointed 1948; evang. worker, Waimea, Kauai, HAwau, 1948-54;
Baptist Student Center, Honolulu, 1954-55; teacher, Baptist theol.
seminary, Kowloon, HoNG Kona, 1955—; Baptist college, 1956—.

m. E. Carter Morgan, July 23, 1947. Child: Joel Edgar, 1958.
HONG KONG

MORGAN, EDGAR L.

b. Fayette, Mo., Aug. 16, 1878; ed. Georgetown College, M.A., 1900;
D.D., 1925; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1905. Prin., Laurel Baptist Seminary,
London, Ky., 1901-02; dir., Christian life conferences, 1933-53. Ap-
pointed 1905; evang. work at Laichowfu, North CHINA Baptist
Mission, 1905-21; editorial sec., Mandarin dept., China Baptist
Publication Society, Tsingtao, 1921-27; editor and publisher of
Chinese paper, ‘““North China Baptist,’ 1921-27. Author: contributor
(1925-39) to Annual of ‘Encyclopedia Americana.” Retired 1932.

m. Lelah May Carter, 1904. U.S. address: Chauga Heights, West-
minster, S. C. EMERITUS—CHINA

MORGAN, LELAH MAY CARTER
(Mrs. E. L.)

b. Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 18, 1878; ed. Brenau College; Baltimore Art
School; S.B.T.S. Conference speaker and Bible teacher, 1933-53.
Appointed 1905; gen. missionary work, North CHINA, 1905-21; trans-
lator and co-editor, “North China Baptist,” Tsingtao, 1921-27.
Retired 1932. m. E. L. Morgan, Sept. 21, 1904. Children: Edgar
Carter, 1913; Constance Gloria, 1925. EMERITUS—CHINA

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MORGAN, GERTRUDE WEATHERBY
(Mrs. Finis Alma Rhine)

b. Decatur, Tex., Dec. 18, 1890; ed. Greenwood (Tex.) College;
Baylor Univ., B.A., 1919. Schoolteacher, Tex., 1907-19. Appointed
1919; language student and teacher, Colegio Americano Batista,
Recife, BRAZIL, 1919-20; prof., Colegio Batista Shepard, Rio, 1920-21;
dormitory mother, teacher, Colegio Batista Mineira, Belo Horizonte,
1922-28; Colegio Batista Fluminense, Campos, 1930-32; Colegio
Batista Brasileiro, Sao Paulo, 1932-39; educ. worker, Araraquara,
1989-45; teacher, Baptist school and center, Sao Paulo, 1945-51.
Retired 1952. m. Finis Alma Rhine Morgan, July 12, 1910 (d. 1954).
Children: Marian Almarie (m. Keegan), 1913; Beulah’ Virginia (m.
Buddin), 1922; Finis Alma Rhine, Jr., 1927. Address: Eastland,
Tex. EMERITUS—BRAZIL

MORGAN, MARY NEAL

b. Mercer Co., Ky., Apr. 21, 1924; ed. Campbellsville Jr. College;
Georgetown College, B.A., 1947; Carver School, M.R.E., 1949. Mis-
sion worker, Tex. and Ky. (summers), 1946-48; youth dir., First
Church, Duncan, Okla. (summer), 1949; teacher, Parkland Baptist
School, Louisville, Ky., 1949-50. Appointed 1950; language student,
Tokyo, JAPAN, 1950-52; evang. worker, Osaka, 1952—. U.S. address:
319 N. East St., Harrodsburg, Ky. JAPAN

MORRIS, CHARLES HERBERT

b. Douglas, Ariz., May 26, 1922; ed. Moody Bible Institute; Wheaton
College; Southern Ill. Univ.; Southern Ill. College of the Bible; Han-
nibal-LaGrange College, B.A., 1950; American Bible College; Carver
School; S.B.T.S. Pastor, Messiah Church, Chicago, Ill., 1942-43;
Berean Church, Belleville, Mich., 1944-45 (and teacher, Wayne
School of the Bible); Grand Ave. Church, Carterville, Ill., 1945-46;
First Church, Cobden, Ill., 1946-49; First Church, Carmi, IIl., 1949-52;
First Church, Metropolis, Ill., 1952-57; teacher, S.B.T.S. extension
center, 1956. Appointed (special) 1957; pastor, Petaling Jaya Church
(Kuala Lumpur), Mataya, 1958—. Author: ‘Preparation and
Promotion of a Revival.” m. Erica Hofmann, 1942. U.S. address:
Box 69, Metropolis, IIl. MALAYA

MORRIS, ERICA HOFMANN
(Mrs. Charles H.)

b. Berlin, Germany, Apr. 12, 1920; ed. Moody Bible Institute;
S.B.T.S. Extension School; Carver School. Worker, dept. store,
Chicago, IIl., 1939-42. Appointed (special) 1957; home-church evang.,
Petaling Jaya (Kuala Lumpur), MaLaya, 1958—. m. Charles H.
Morris, Sept. 11, 1942. Children: Charles Herbert, Jr., 1948; Eric

Eugene, 1946. MALAYA

MORRIS, JOHN GLENN

b. Atlanta, Ga., Jan. 80, 1918; ed. Univ. of Ga.; Mercer Univ., B.A.,
1940; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1944; Th.D., 1945; Yale Univ. Pastor, rural
church, Ga., 1988-40; Young People’s worker, First Baptist Church,
LaGrange, Ga. (summers), 1940,. 1942; asst. pastor, 1942-43; pastor,
Ky. rural church, 1943-46. Appointed 1946; language student,
Peking, CHINA, 1947-48; teacher, Baptist Theol. Seminary, Tsingtao,
1948-49; Shanghai, 1949-50; Mission treas., pastor, Grace Church,
and pres., Baptist theol. seminary, Bangkok, THAILAND, 1952—.
m. Polly Love, 1942. * U.S. address: 12 Hillside Ave., S.E., Atlanta
15, Ga. THAILAND

MORRIS, POLLY LOVE
(Mrs. J. Glenn)

b. Hattiesburg, Miss., Dec. 23, 1918; ed. Miss. Woman’s College,
B.S., 1940; Carver School, M.R.E., 1942; Yale Univ. Schoolteacher,
Louisville, Ky., 1943-44, 1945-46. Appointed 1946; language stu-
dent, Peking, CHINA, 1947-48; educ. and evang. worker, Tsingtao,
1948-49; Shanghai, 1949-50; Bangkok, THAILAND, 1952—. m. J.
Glenn Morris, Oct. 14, 1942. Child: John Glenn, Jr., 1951.
THAILAND

MORRIS, RICHARD EDWARD

b. Memphis, Tenn., Feb. 18, 1928; ed. Duke Univ.; William R. Moore
School of Technology (Memphis); Union Univ., B.S., 1952; S.W.B.T.S.,
B.D., 1956. U.S. Naval Reserve, 1946-48; pastor, Fellowship Church,
Quito, Tenn., 1950-51; Feathers Chapel, Somerville, Tenn., 1950-
52; Zion Hill Church, Bluff Dale, Tex., 1953-54; Rock Creek Church,
Mineral Wells, Tex., 1955-56; First Church, Iron City, Tenn., 1956-
58. Appointed 1958; language study, Taipeh, TAIWAN, 1958-59.
m. Christena Simmons, 1950. U.S. address: 303 East St., Somer-
ville, Tenn. TAIWAN (Formosa)

MORRIS, LIDDIA CHRISTENA SIMMONS
(Mrs. Richard E.)

b. Somerville, Tenn., Aug. 28, 1931; ed. Union Univ., S.W.B.T.S.,
A.R.E., 1956; Ala. Teachers College; seminary extension dept.,
Jackson, Miss. Sec., Somerville, 1949-50. Appointed 1958; language
study, Taipeh, TAIWAN, 1958-59. m. Richard E. Morris, June 6,
1950. Children: Marilyn, 1951; Rozanne, 1953; Melanie, 1955;
Beverly, 1957. TAIWAN (Formosa)

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MORRIS, RUSSELL RALPH

b. Colorado Springs, Colo., May 12, 1928; ed. Clarendon Jr. College,
A.A., 1942; Electrical School, U.S.N.T.S.; Aviation Electrical School,
N.A.T.T.C.; Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.A., 1949; G.G.B.T.S., B.D.,
1952; M.R.E., 1954. U.S. Navy, 1942-46; pastor, Olivet Mission,
San Francisco, Calif., 1949-50; Lakeside Church, Laytonville, Calif.,
1951-58; Willits (Calif.) Mission, 1958; First Church, Sonoma, Calif.,
1958-57; social worker, Sonoma Social Service Dept., Santa Rosa,
Calif., 1954-57. Appointed for Near East, 1957; language student,
Beirut, LEBANON, 1957-58. m. Betty Lane, 1947. U.S. address:
248 Garrettson, Rodeo, Calif. NEAR EAST

MORRIS, BETTY LA JEAN LANE
(Mrs. Russell R.)

b. Brownwood, Tex., Jan. 23, 1926; ed. Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.A.,
1949; G.G.B.T.S. Social worker, Santa Rosa, Calif., 1954-55. Ap-
pointed for Near East, 1957; language student, Beirut, LEBANON,
1957-58. m. Russell R. Morris, Dec. 21, 1947. Children: Lewie
James, 1951; Betty Dale, 1958; Timothy Lynn, 1955.

NEAR EAST

MORRISON, CLEO BESSIE

b. Cage er Tex., Nov. 22, 1908; ed. Burleson College; East Tex.
State Teachers College; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1940; Yale Univ.;
Univ. of Tex., M.A. (Psy.), 1954. Appointed 1940; language student,
Baguio, PHILIPPINES, 1940-41; interned 1941; repatriated 1945; evang.
worker, Chinkiang, Kiangsu, CHINA, 1947-49; teacher, Pooi Ching
School, Canton, 1949; Macao, 1950-51; resigned 1954, reappointed

1955; evang., Davao City, PHmiPPiNes, 1955—. U.S. address:
Telephone, Tex. PHILIPPINES

MORRISON, MARTHA

b. Savannah, Ga., Nov. 28, 1909; Ga. Teachers College, B.S., 1944;
Kate Baldwin Kindergarten Normal School; Carver School, M.R.E.,
1946. Teacher, Kate Baldwin Kindergarten Normal School, Savan-
nah, 1930-33; investigator, Federal Emergency Relief. Adm., 1933-
34; private kindergarten, Savannah, 1984-40; teacher, Savannah,
1940-44; Home Mission Board worker, Columbus, Ga., and Phenix
City, Ala. (summer), 1945. Appointed 1946; dir., kindergartens,
and teacher, elementary grades, in Honolulu, HAWAII, 1946—; educ.,
Waialae Church, 1954—. U.S. address: 4245 South 88th St., St.
Louis, Mo. HAWAII

MORSE, JAMES OTTO

b. Calvin, Okla., Sept. 18, 1927; ed. Schreiner Institute; A. and M.
College of Tex., B.S., 1949; Univ. of Okla. School of Medicine, M.D.,
1953; S.W.B.T.S. Printer, Kerrville, Tex., 1944-46, 1950; Holden-
ville, Okla., 1946; student aide, Naval Research Laboratory, Wash-
ington, D. C., 1948; intern, Los Angeles County (Calif). Gen. Hos-
pital, 1958-54; medical officer, U.S. Army, 1954-56; resident physician,
Univ. Medical Center, Oklahoma City, 1956-58. Appointed for
CoLoMBIA, 1958; language study, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1958-59.
m. Esther Cowsert, 1953. U.S. address: Box 251, Wingate, N. C.
COLOMBIA

MORSE, ESTHER RUTH COWSERT
(Mrs. James O.)

b. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Mar, 11, 1922; ed. Holmes Jr. ‘College,
A.A., 1939; Baylor Univ., B.A., 1941; Tulane Univ. School of Social
Work; Charlotte (N. C.) Memorial Hospital School of Nursing,
R.N., 1950; S.W.B.T.S. Translator, U.S. Office of Censorship, New
Orleans, 1943-45; nurse, Charlotte, 1950-53; Fort Worth, Tex., 1953;
Ridgecrest Assembly, 1953; Los Angeles Co., Calif., 1953-54; Wingate
(N. C.) College, 1954-56; Oklahoma City, Okla., 1956-58. Appointed
for COLOMBIA, 1958; language study, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1958-59.
m. James O. Morse, Oct. 22, 1958. Child: Martha Ruth, 1954.
COLOMBIA

MOSS, JAMES ULMAN

b. Gordo, Ala., Nov. 4, 1917; ed. Univ. of Ala.; Howard College,
B.A., 1941; S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1945. Pastor, Ala. and Tex. churches,
1940-44. Appointed 1945; language student, Cali, CoLomBiA, 1945-
46; pioneer missionary, Cali, 1946-48; evang. worker, Barquisimeto,
VENEZUELA, 1950-54; Caracas, 1954—; dir., Baptist theol. school,
1956—. m. Ruth Jordan, 1945. U.S. address: c¢/o Mrs. Wilson
Wall, 524 Crescent Ridge Rd., Tuscaloosa, Ala. VENEZUELA

MOSS, RUTH MAY JORDAN
(Mrs. J. Ulman)

b. Floydada, Tex., Jan. 11, 1919; ed. Wayland College; Howard Payne
College, B.A., 1939; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1944. Schoolteacher,
Littlefield, Tex., 1989-42; sec., Dumas (Tex.) Baptist Church; educ.
sec., 1944. Appointed 1945; language student, Cali, CoLOMBIA,
1945-46; pioneer missionary, Cali, 1946-48; evang. worker, Bar-
uisimeto, VENEZUELA, 1950-54; Caracas, 1954—; teacher, Baptist
theol. institute, 1956—. m. J. Ulman Moss, Jan. 17, 1945. Children:
Lynda Ruth, 1946; Cindy Louise, 1949; James Ulman, Jr., 1950;
Karen Annette, 1952; Jared Arthur, 1953; Janet Elaine, 1957.
VENEZUELA

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MOSTELLER, PAUL CLIFFORD

b. Mt. Dora, Fla., Sept. 7, 1925; ed. Murray State College, B.S.,;
1950; S.W.B.T.S.; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. U.S. Naval Air Corps,
1943-46; summer missionary to Hawaii, 1948-49; sec., Ridglea Church,
Fort Worth, Tex., 1950-51; pastor, Mitchellville (Tenn.) Church,
1952-54; Barren Plains Church, Springfield, Tenn., 1954-57. Ap-
pointed 1956; language student, Bangkok, THAILAND, 1957-58. m.

Dorothy Brizendine, 1950. U.S. address: Rte. 2, Gallatin, Tenn.
THAILAND

MOSTELLER, DOROTHY RUSSELL BRIZENDINE
(Mrs. Paul C.)

b. Gallatin, Tenn., June 3, 1924; ed. Murray State College (Ky.),
B.M.E., 1945; M.A., 1947; S.W.B.T.S. Summer worker, Home
Mission Board, 1945; B.S.U. student sec., Murray State College,
1945-50; sec. and caseworker, American National Red Cross, Fort
Worth, Tex., 1950-52; caseworker, Red Cross, Louisville, 1953.
Appointed 1956; language student, Bangkok, THAILAND, 1957-58.
m. Paul C. Mosteller, Aug. 1, 1950. Children: Dorothy Anne, 1952;
Paul Clifford, Jr., 1954. THAILAND

MULLER, ALFRED CELSO

b. Hondo, Monclova, Coahuila, Mexico, Dec. 28, 1899; ed. Union
Univ., B.A., 1922; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1927; U.S. Army Chaplain
School, Harvard Univ. Prof., Union Univ., 1922-23; pastor, Ky.
Baptist churches, 1924-26; teacher, Simmons Univ., Louisville, Ky.,
1925-28; public school, Louisville, 1928-87; teacher and dean, Mexican
Baptist theol. seminary, San Antonio, Tex., 1937-38; El Paso, 1939-
48; chaplain, U.S. Army, 1948-46. Appointed 1946; supervisor,
South Mexico, 1946-47; North Central Mexico, 1947-50; teacher,
Baptist theol. seminary, Torreon, 1950—. m. Damaris E. Jaccard,
1922. U.S. address: 1805 Arizona, El Paso, Tex. MEXICO

MULLER, DAMARIS ELISABETH JACCARD
(Mrs. Alfred C.)

b. Tramelan, Dessus, Vaud, Switzerland, Dec. 9, 1901; ed. College
de Jeunes Filles, Montbeliard, Doubs, France; Union Univ., B.A.,
1928; Carver School, B.M.T., 1928. Tutor in French and Spanish,
Jackson, Tenn., 1919-22; asst. to husband, Mexican Baptist theol.
seminary, San Antonio, Tex., 1987-88; El Paso, 1939-48. Appointed
1946; evang. worker, El Paso, Tex., 1946-50; Torreon, MEXICO,
1950—. m. Alfred Celso Muller, June 1, 1922. Children: Benjamin
T., 1924; Samuel A., 1926; Flora (m. Daude), 1929; Pierre J., 1931;
Daniel A., 1983; David C., 1989; Harold A., 1941; Ellen D., 1944.
MEXICO

MULLINS, CHARLES DAVID

b. Helena, Ala., Jan. 8, 1918; ed. Howard College, B.A., 1940;
S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1944. Employee, Neighborhood House, Louisville,
Ky., 1940-42; teacher, Georgiana and Andalusia, Ala., 1947-49;
Birmingham, 1953-55, Howard College extension school; pastor,
West Highland Church, Andalusia, 1944-49; Sixty-sixth Street Church,
Birmingham, 1949-55. Appointed (special) 1955; evang. worker,
Kahului, Maui, HAWAII, 1955-57; Waianae, Oahu, 1957—. m. Sara
Young, 1942. U.S. address: 209 N. 95th St., etiam xo

MULLINS, SARA RUTH YOUNG
(Mrs. Charles D.)

b. Birmingham, Ala., July 20, 1919; ed. Univ. of Louisville, 19438;
Howard College, B.A., 1944; Carver School, M.R.E., 1944. Stenog-
grapher, Birmingham, 1936-41, 1954; Neighborhood House, Louisville,
1941-48. Appointed (special) 1955; evang. worker, Kahului, Maui,
HAwaltl, 1955-57; Waianae, Oahu, 1957—. m. Charles D. Mullins,
May 15, 1942. Children: Charles David, Jr., 1946; Laurita, 1949;
Leanne, 1958. HAWAII

MURPHEY, MILTON

b. Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 6, 1922; ed. William Jennings Bryan Univ.;
Taylor Univ., B.A., 1947; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1950; Linda Vista Baptist
Seminary, M.A., 1951; Hebrew Union College. U.S. Army, 1942-45;
teacher, Linda Vista Baptist Bible College and Seminary, San Diego,
Calif., 1950-52; carrier, U.S. Post Office Dept., San Diego, 1951-52.
Appointed 1952; supt., George W. Truett Orphanage, Nazareth,
ISRAEL, 1952-55; Petah Tiqva, 1955-56, 1958—; teacher, Baptist
school, Nazareth, 1958; language student, Haifa, 1956-57. m. Martha
Mae Ladd, 1948. U.S. address: 864 East 328rd St., Willoughby,
Ohio. ISRAEL

MURPHEY, MARTHA MAE LADD
(Mrs. Milton)

b. Swazzee, Ind., July 7, 1926; ed. Taylor Univ., B.A., 1948; Kent
School of Social Work. Summer worker, Ind. firms, 1944-47; case-
worker, Louisville, Ky., 1948-50; teacher of sociology, Linda Vista
Baptist Bible College, San Diego, Calif., 1950-51; social worker, San
Diego, 1951-52. Appointed 1952; co-supt., George W. Truett Or-
phanage, ISRAEL, 1952-55; Petah Tiqva, 1955-56, 1958—; teacher,
Baptist school, Nazareth, 1953; language student, Haifa, 1956-57.
m. Milton Murphey, June 8, 1948. Children: David Lowell, 1950;
Mark Joel, 1953; Jennifer Ruth, 1955. ISRAEL

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MURRAY, KATIE et -
b. Kenansville, N. C., Feb. 8, 1897; ed. Meredith College, B.A., 1919;
Carver School, B.M.T., 1922. Teacher, Dell High School, Delway,
N. C., 1919-20. Appointed 1922; language student, Peking, CHINA,
1922-23; evang. worker and Bible teacher, Chengchow, Honan,
CHINA, 1925-48; Kweilin, 1948-50; evang., Kaohsiung, TAIWAN,
1954—. U.S. address: Rose Hill, N. C. TAIWAN (Formosa)

MUSGRAVE, JAMES EVERETT

b. Kansas City, Mo., Feb. 21, 1922; ed. Park College, B.A., 1945;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1948. U.S. Navy, 1941-45; rural missionary,
Ardmore, Okla., 1945-46; educ. and music dir., First Church, Marietta,
Okla., 1946-47; Birchman Ave. Church, Fort Worth, Tex., 1947-48.
Appointed 1948; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1949-50; field-
worker, state of Goias, 1950—. m. Jane Everett, 1947. U.S. address:
701 Edgewood Terrace, Fort Worth, Tex. BRAZIL

MUSGRAVE, JANE EVERETT
(Mrs. James E.)

b, Lampasas, Tex., July 9, 1928; ed. Tex. Wesleyan College, B.A.,
1945; S.W.B.T.S. Art teacher, Our Lady of Victory Academy, Fort
Worth, Tex., 1943-44; employee, Southwestern Engraving Co., Fort
Worth, 1944-45; fashion artist, Fort Worth, 1945-47. Appointed
1948; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1949-50; home-church
evang., state of Goias, 1950—. m. James E. Musgrave, Jan. 10,
1947. Children: James Everett, III, 1950; John Barrett, 1952;
Jane, 1954; Jonathan Edward, 1956; Julia Alice, 1958. BRAZIL

MYERS, KARL JOHNSON, JR.

b. Clarksburg, W. Va., Sept. 22, 1923; ed. Alderson-Broaddus College;
W. Va. Univ., B.A., 1944; B.S., 1945; W. Va. Univ., School of Medicine;
Univ. of Pa., M.D., 1947; S.B.T.S. U.S. Army, 1952-54; intern,
1947-48, resident in medicine, 1948-49, Philadelphia Gen. Hospital;
resident in pathology and medicine, Graduate Hospital, Philadelphia,
1949-51; internist, Myers Clinic Hospital, Philippi, W. Va., 1951-52
(summer), 1954. Appointed 1955; language student, Oyo, NIGERIA,
1955; doctor, Baptist hospital, Ogbomosho, 1956—. m. Mary Eliza-

beth Lawton, 1952. U.S. address: 840 S. Main St., Philippi, W. Va.
NIGERIA

MYERS, MARY ELIZABETH LAWTON
(Mrs. Karl J., Jr.)

b. Greenville, S. C., Aug. 4, 1926; ed. Mars Hill College; Converse
College, B.S., 1947; Univ. of Mo.; Woman’s Medical College of Pa.,
M.D., 1952; Carver School. Summer worker, Home Mission Board,
S. C., 1946-47; intern, Charity Hospital of La., New Orleans, 1952-
58; nursery-school teacher, Kokura, Japan, 1953-54. Appointed
1955; language student, Oyo, NiGERIA, 1955; doctor, Baptist hos-
pital, Ogbomosho, 1956—. m. Karl Johnson Myers, Jr., Apr. 11,
1952. Children: Carolyn Frances, 1954; Roger Karl, 1956; Alan
Lawton, 1957. NIGERIA

NAPIER, AUGUSTUS YOUNG

b. Near Harrisburg, Ga., Mar. 2, 1872; ed. LaFayette Academy;
Mercer Univ., B.A., 1896; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1901; Th.D., 1922.
Pastor in Ala., 1901-04. Appointed 1904; evang., Interior CHINA
Mission, 1904-05; Central China Mission, 1905-33; evang., Yangchow;
teacher, Bible school, Chinkiang, and Ming Chang School, Shanghai;
sec., Central Mission. Retired 1932. m. Lois Davie, 1906. Address:
Clayton, Ala. EMERITUS—CHIN£

NAPIER, LOIS DAVIE
(Mrs. A. Y.)

b. Clayton, Ala., Mar. 31, 1888; ed. Judson College; special courses
in kindergarten work; private lessons in vocal and instrumental
music. Appointed 1905; gen. missionary work, Central CHINA Mis-
sion, 1905-33; language study, Yangchow; teacher, Chinkiang. Re-
tired 1932. m. Augustus Young Napier, Apr. 8, 1906. Children:

Nathan Campbell, 1911; Bunyan Davie, 1915.
EMERITUS—CHINA

NEAL, CHARLES LEE

b. Paris, Tenn., Sept. 1, 1875; ed. Murray (Ky.) Institute; Southern
Normal Univ.; Southwestern Baptist (Union) Univ. Pastor, rural
churches in Ky., Tenn., and Fla., 1898-1907. Appointed 1907; evang.
worker, Leon, MEXICO; pres., Instituto Central for boys and Anglo-
Mexicano for girls, Toluca; treas., South Mexican Mission, 1911-
26; prof., Baptist seminary, and dir. student evang. activities, Sal-
tillo and Monterrey, 1928-88; gen. dir., Southern Baptist mission
work, Mexico, 1938-41; in northern states, 1941-44. Author: eight
books. Retired 1945. m. Hallie Garrett, 1907. Address: 1610
Buena Vista St., San Antonio 7, Tex. EMERITUS—MEXICO

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NEAL, HALLIE GARRETT
(Mrs. Charles L.)

b. Pocahontas, Tenn., Apr. 9, 1874; ed. Iuka Normal Institute;
Southwestern Baptist (Union) Univ., B.A., 1900; D.Se., 1957; Women’s
Medical College (Baltimore, Md.); Ill. Medical College, M.D., 1904.
Intern, Mary Thompson Hospital, Chicago; practicing physician,
Corinth, Miss., 1905-07. Appointed 1907; attendant in Red Cross
Hospital ward, physician and surgeon, Leon, Guadalajara, and Toluca,
Mexico, for nineteen years; teacher, Mexican Baptist Seminary for
ten years; evang. work in Torreon, MExico, and San Antonio. Re-

tired 1945. m. Charles Lee Neal, Sept., 19, 1907.
EMERITUS—MEXICO

NEEL, BERNICE RUTH

b. Throckmorton, Tex., Mar. 1, 1891; ed. Howard Payne College;
Baylor Univ., B.A., 1912; M.A., 1917. Schoolteacher, Tex., 1913-
16; teacher, Decatur (Tex.) Baptist College, 1916-21. Appointed
1921; language student, Rio de Janeiro, BRAzIL, 1921-23; dean,
girls’ dept., Shepard Baptist School, Rio, 1923-43; dir., religious
educ. course, girls’ dept., Rio Baptist college, 1943-56; religious educ.,
First Church, Rio de Janeiro, 1921-56. Retired 1957. Address:
1194 N. Edgefield, Dallas 8, Tex. EMERITUS—BRAZIL

NEIL, LLOYD H.

b. Niota, Tenn., Aug. 16, 1917; ed. Carson-Newman College; Bowen’s
Business School; Furman Univ.; Univ. of Louisville, B.S., 1949;
S.B.T.S., B.D., 1952. Stock clerk and office worker, Allendale, S. C.,
1940-41; U.S. Air Force, instructor in aerial gunnery, 1941-45; work-
er, Presbyterian Colored Missions, Louisville, Ky., 1948-49; psy-
chiatric aide, Norton Memorial Infirmary, Louisville, 1949-51;
Protestant chaplain, Louisville Gen. Hospital, 1950-52. Appointed
1952; language student, San Jose, CosTa Rica, 1952-58; hospital
adm., Ogbomosho, NIGERIA, 1958—. m. Annie Lee Thomas, 1948.
U.S. address: Fairfax, S. C. NIGERIA

NEIL, ANNIE LEE THOMAS
(Mrs. Lloyd H.)

b. Fairfax, S. C., Mar. 21, 1920; ed. Winthrop College, B.A., 1940;
Mather School of Nursing, R.N., 1945; Carver School, M.R.E., 1947.
Schoolteacher, Jefferson, S. C., 1940-42; nurse, clinic, Fairfax, S. C.,
1945-46; staff nurse, Louisville Gen. Hospital, 1947-48; instructor,
school of nursing, 1948-50; instructor, Carver School, 1947-51; dir.,
campus child care program, Southern Seminary, Louisville, 1951-52.
Appointed 1952; language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1952-53;
instructor, school of nursing, Ogbomosho, NIGERIA, 19583—. m.
Lloyd H. Neil, June 15, 1948. Children: Rebecca Deer, 1951;
Miriam Elaine, 1954. NIGERIA

NELSON, EDWARD WARREN

b. Davenport, Iowa, Sept. 18, 1922; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1949;
S.W.B.T.S., B.S.M., 1952; M.S.M., 1958. U.S. Marine Corps,
1943-46; music-educ. dir., First Church, Bellmead, Tex., 1942-43;
Calvary Church, Mexia, Tex., 1947-48; Main Street Church, Grand
Saline, Tex., 1948-49; First Church, Mexia, 1949-51; First Church,
Mineola, Tex., 1951-53; Inglewood Church, Nashville, Tenn., 1953-
55; music dir., First Church, Waco, Tex., 1946-47; Immanuel Church,
Little Rock, Ark., 1955-57. Appointed 1957; language student,
San Jose, Costa RICA, 1957-58; prof., theol. seminary, Santiago,
CHILE, 1958—. m. Gladys Samp, 1947. U.S. address: c/o Fred
Samp, Ipswich, S. D. CHILE

NELSON, GLADYS LOUISE SAMP
(Mrs. Edward W.)

b. Ipswich, S. D., Apr. 21, 1922; ed. Mitchell (S. D.) Business Col-
lege; Baylor Univ., B.A., 1949; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1951. Sec.-
bookkeeper, bank, Mitchell, 1939-48; WAVES, 1948-45; teacher,
Mineola, Tex., 1951-58; office sec., Ark. WMU, Little Rock, 1956-
57. Appointed 1957; language student, San Jose, Costa Rica,
1957-58; teacher, theol. seminary, Santiago, CHILE, 1958—. m

Edward W. Nelson, June 16, 1947. Child: Edward Warren, Jr.,
1954, CHILE

NELSON, LOYCE NEIL

b. Gurdon, Ark., Apr. 1, 1924; ed. Ouachita Baptist College, B.A.,
1946; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1950. Campus worker, Ouachita College,
Arkadelphia, Ark., 1943-46; pastor, Ark. churches (half-time), 1943-
46; Union Hill Church, Alvord, Tex., 1946-47; Selden Church, Stephen-
ville, Tex., 1947-49; Calvary Church, Nome, Tex., 1949-50. Ap-
pointed 1950; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1950-52; evang.
worker, Okayama, 1952-55; Hiroshima, 1955—. m. Gladys Mosley,
1945. U.S. address: Rte. 1, Box 41, Lewisville, Ark. JAPAN

NELSON, GLADYS MOSLEY
(Mrs. Loyce N.)

b. Texarkana, Ark., Feb. 5, 1926; ed. Ouachita Baptist College;
S.W.B.T.S. Telegraph operator, Pine Bluff, Ark., 1948-44 and
(summer) 1945; campus worker, Ouachita Baptist College, Arka-
delphia, Ark., 1944-45; sales clerk, dept. store, Fort Worth, Tex.,
1947. Appointed 1950; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1950-52;
evang. worker, Okayama, 1952-55; Hiroshima, 1955—. m. Loyce
N. Nelson, Dec. 28, 1945. Children: William Neil, 1949; David
Allen, 1951. JAPAN

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NEWTON, WILLIAM CAREY

b. Kerr, N. C., Oct. 6, 1873; ed. Wake Forest College, B.A., 1895;
D.D., 1925; Rochester Theol. Seminary, Th.B., 1898. Pastor, N. C.
and New York City churches, 1894-1902. Appointed 1902; pastor,
Tengchow, CHINA, 1904-07, 1936-37; Chao Yuen City, 1914-18;
Tsingtao, 1925-26; Showkwang County, 1924-26; exec. and teacher
in Bush Theol. Seminary, 1907-24; North China Seminary, 1935-37.
Retired 1939. m. Mary Woodcock, 1898. Address: 1232 Lorraine
Ave., Richmond 27, Va. EMERITUS—CHINA

NEWTON, MARY WOODCOCK
(Mrs. W. C.)

b. Rochester, N. Y., Aug. 17, 1876; ed. Vassar College. Appointed
1902; evang. worker, Tengchow, CHINA, 1905-08; Hwanghsien,
1910-22; teacher, Hwanghsien Jr. College, 1919-22; North China
Seminary, 1920-22. Retired 1989. m. William Carey Newton, May
18, 1898. Children: Rachel -(m. Dickson), 1900; Edith (m. Eakes),
1901; Roby (m. Kennedy), 1905; Helen (m. Andrews), 1906; Philip
Woodcock, 1908; William Carey, 1910; Gene (m. West), 1918; Roy
McBride, 1917. EMERITUS—CHINA

NICHOLAS, ROY EDWARD

b. Centerville, Mich., July 14, 1924; ed. business college (Ft. Wayne,
Ind.); Temple Missionary Training School; U.S. Navy Hospital
Corps School; Bob Jones Univ., B.A., 1949; N.O.B.T.S., B.D., 1952.
U.S. Naval Reserve, active, 1943-46; V.B.S. worker, Iowa, 1946;
pastor, Lelia Monnot Church, Napoleonville, La., 1950-52; First
Church, Woodworth, La., 1952-56. Appointed 1956; language stu-

dent, Beirut, LEBANON, 1956-58; field evang., Gaza, 1958—. m.
Anne Youngblood, 1945. U.S. address: 2565 E. Vickery, Fort
Worth, Tex. GAZA STRIP

NICHOLAS, ANNE ELLA YOUNGBLOOD
(Mrs. Roy Edward)

b. Harrodsburg, Ky., Aug. 20, 1922; ed. Tex. Wesleyan College; Bob
Jones Univ., B.A., 1948; N.O.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1951. WAVES,
1943-45; V.B.S. worker, Iowa, 1946; employee, American National
Red Cross disaster headquarters, Fort Worth, Tex. (summer), 1949.
Appointed 1956; language student, Beirut, LEBANON, 1956-58; evang.,
Gaza, 1958—. m. Roy Edward Nicholas, Apr. 22, 1945. Children:
Roy Edward, Jr., 1951; Carol Beth, 1954; Mary Ann, 1956.

GAZA STRIP

NICHOLS, BUFORD LEE

b. Milam, Tex., Oct. 31, 1905; ed. Univ. of Tex., B.A., 1930;
S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1938; Th.D., 1935; Univ. of Calif., M.A., 1943.
Pastor, Tex. and Okla. churches, 1928-36; teacher, S.W.B.T.S.,
1934-36; liaison officer, West China, 1945. Appointed 1936; language
student, Peking, CHINA, 1937-38; seminary prof., Hwanghsien, 1938-
89; Kaifeng, 1939-41; Kweilin, 1944; Shanghai, 1947-50; co-pastor,
Old North Gate (First) Church, Shanghai, 1947-50; language study,
evang., Bandung, INDONESIA, 1952-54; teacher, pres., Baptist theol.
school, Semarang, 1954—; pastor, Sion Church, 1955—. Author:
“It Happened in China,” “‘Echoes from Indonesia.””_ m. Mary Frances

Hodges, 1931. U.S. address: 1801 South 9th St., Waco, Tex.
INDONESIA

NICHOLS, MARY FRANCES HODGES
(Mrs. Buford L.)

b. Junction, Tex., Oct. 18, 1902; ed. Tex. State College for Women,
B.S., 1928; S.W.B.T.S. Schoolteacher, Texas, 1924-30. Appointed
1936; language student, Peking, CHINA, 1937-38; evang. worker,
Hwanghsien, Shantung, 1938-39; teacher, True Light Middle School,
Kaifeng, Honan, 1939-40; Univ. of Shanghai Middle School, Shanghai,
1947; All-China Baptist Seminary, Shanghai, 1948-50; language stu-
dent, Bandung, INDONESIA, 1952-54; teacher, Baptist theol. school,
Semarang, 1954—; youth dir., Sion church, 1954—. m. Buford L.*
Nichols, Feb. 15, 1931. Children: Buford Lee, Jr., 1931; John
Conner, 1934; David Hodges, 1942. INDONESIA

NICHOLS, GILBERT ATHOL

b. Mountain View, Ark., Jan. 6, 1932; ed. Ouachita Baptist College,
B.A., 1953; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1956. Printer, Mountain View, 1947-49;
Magnolia, Ark., 1951; U.S. Army, 1951; pastor, Bethany Church,
Deputy, Ind., 1953-54; Clearspring Church, Norman, Ind., 1955-
56; Baugh Chapel, Austin, Ark., 1956-58. Appointed for PARAGUAY,
1958; language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1958-59. m. M.

Deane Marshall, 1958. U.S. address: c/o W. E. Marshall, Box
162, Cabot, Ark. PARAGUAY

NICHOLS, MABEL DEANE (DEANIE) MARSHALL
(Mrs. Gilbert A.)

b. Cabot, Ark., June 29, 1931; ed. Ouachita Baptist College, B.A.,
1953. Sec., Ouachita College, Arkadelphia, Ark., 1949-53; summer
fieldworker, Training Union Dept., Ark. Baptist Convention, 1952;
schoolteacher, Jefferson Co., Ky., 1953-55. Appointed for PARAGUAY,
1958; language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1958-59. m. Gilbert
A. Nichols, June 28, 1953. Children: Rebecca Lynn, 1955; Amy
Karen, 1957. PARAGUAY

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NICHOLS, SOPHIA

b. Darlington, S. C., Oct. 31, 1920; ed. Coker College; Winthrop
College, B.S., 1941; Carver School, M.R.E., 1947. Sec. to personnel
dir., Sonoco Products Co., Hartsville, S. C., 1942-44; V.B.S. worker
among Mexicans, Tucson, Ariz. (summer), 1946. Appointed 1947;
language student, Rio de Janeiro, BRAzIL, 1947-48; vice-dir., WMU,
Training School, Rio de Janeiro, 1949-52; WMU fieldworker, 1951-
52; exec. sec., WMU of Brazil, 1954—. U.S. address: Hartsville,
S. C. BRAZIL

NIXON, HELEN

b. Paris, Tex., Nov. 16, 1928; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1945;
G.G.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1949; S.W.B.T.S. Schoolteacher, Forsan, Tex.,
1945-46; asst. librarian, G.G.B.T.S., 1946-49; sec., First Baptist
Church, Concord, Calif., 1946-47; V.B.S. worker, El Paso, Tex.
(summer), 1946, and Sacramento, Calif. (summer), 1948. Appointed
1949; language study, Medellin, CoLoMBIA, 1949-50; church evang.,
Rosario, ARGENTINA, 1950-54; promotion, V.B.S., Argentina Baptist
Convention, 1955—. U.S. address: Whiteface, Tex.

ARGENTINA

NORMAN, WILLIAM RAYMOND, JR.

b. Montgomery, Ala., July 24, 1926; ed. Ala. Polytechnic Institute,
B.S., 1949; Vanderbilt Medical School (Tenn.), M.D., 1952. U.S.
Army, 1944-46; summer student missionary, San Andres Island,
Colombia, 1950; extern, Children’s Convalescent Home (Tenn.),
1951-52; intern, Nashville (Tenn.) Gen. Hospital, 1952-58; resident
physician, Lallie Kemp Charity Hospital (La.), 1953-54; resident,
internal medicine, Lloyd Noland Hospital, Birmingham, Ala., 1958.
Appointed 1954; language student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1955; doctor,
Baptist hospital, Joinkrama, 1955—. m. Lois Williams, 1949. U.S.
address: 2237 St. Charles Ave., Montgomery, Ala. NIGERIA

NORMAN, LOIS MARIE WILLIAMS
(Mrs. William R., Jr.)

b. Selma, -Ala., Sept. 2, 1928; ed. Ala. Polytechnic Institute, B.S.,
1949. Promotional sec., First Church, Nashville, Tenn., 1949-50;
summer student missionary, San Andres Island, Colombia, 1950; edi-
torial asst., Div. of Publications, Exec. Com. of Southern Baptist
Convention, Nashville, Tenn., 1950-53. Appointed 1954; language
student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1955; church-home evang., Joinkrama,
1955—. m. William R. Norman, Jr., Aug. 26, 1949. Children:
Jo Ellen, 1954; William Ray, 1958. NIGERIA

NOWELL, VIVIAN ESTELLE

b. Wendell, N. C., Mar. 10, 1908; ed. Harbarger Secretarial School
(Raleigh, N. C.); Meredith College; Carver School. Private _sec.,
Raleigh, N. C., 1929-85. Appointed 1938; sec.-bookkeeper, Ogbo-
mosho, NIGERIA, 1939-48; hostess, Baptist hostel, Lagos, 1948-49,
1951-58, 1955-56, 1958—; sec.-bookkeeper, Baptist headquarters,
Ibadan, 1950, 1954, 1957. U.S. address: Wendell, N. C.

: NIGERIA

OATES, ALMA ELIZABETH

b. Memphis, Tenn., July 26, 1930; ed. Memphis State College, B.S.,
1952; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1954. V.B.S. worker, Shelby Baptist
Association, Memphis, 1949, 1951, 1958; Sunday school dept., Tenn.
Baptist Convention, 1950; WMU fieldworker, St. Louis (Mo.) Baptist
Association, 1954-57. Appointed 1957; language student, Campinas,

BRAZIL, 1958. U.S. address: 3366 Buchanan, Memphis, Tenn.
BRAZIL

OATES, MARION DAVIS

b. Belleville, Ark., May 15, 1922; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1945;
S.B.T.S., B.D., 1948; Th.M., 1949. Employee Consolidated Air-
craft, San Diego, Calif., 1940-43; music dir., Edgefield Church, Waco,
Tex., 1944-45; pastor, First Church, Salyersville, Ky., 1947-48;
evang., Louisville, Ky., 1948-49. Appointed 1949; language student,
Medellin, CoLomBIA, 1949-50; evang., Lima, PERU, 1950-56; Mission
treas., field evang., Univ. Center dir., pastor, and dir. of Baptist
radio program, Arequipa, 1956—. m. Clifford Belle Kingery, 1947.
U.S. address: 1740 Duval St., San Diego 2, Calif. PERU

OATES, CLIFFORD BELLE KINGERY
(Mrs. Marion Davis)

b. Norfolk, Va., Mar. 16, 1926; ed. Westmont College, B.A., 1947;
Carver School. Page, San Diego (Calif.) Public Library, 1943-44.
Appointed 1949; language student, Medellin, CoLomBia, 1949-50;
teacher, Baptist elementary schools, and music teacher, Lima and
Arequipa, PERU, 1950—-; pres., first Peruvian WMU, 1951-53. m.
Marion Davis Oates, June 18, 1947. Children: Elisia Ann, 1951;
Terrell Davis, 1952; Stephen Douglass, 1956. PERU

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O’CONNER, LOUIS, JR.

b. Birmingham, Ala., May 24, 1928; ed. Howard College, B.A., 1950;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. Pastor, First Church, Mill Creek, Okla.,
1952-54; Oak Level Church, Bassett, Va., 1954-56; substitute teacher,
Bassett high school, 1955-56. Appointed 1956; language student,
Taejon, KorEA, 1958-59. m. Barbara Crumbley, 1949. U.S. address:
c/o A. J. Crumbley, Rte. 2, Clinton, Ohio. KOREA

O’CONNER, BARBARA CRUMBLEY
(Mrs. Louis, Jr.)

b. Akron, Ohio, May 16, 1927; ed. Univ. of Ala. Extension Center;
Howard College, B.A., 1951; Harris College of Nursing (Fort Worth,
Tex.), R.N., 1954; Tex. Christian Univ., B.S., 1954. Private duty
nurse, Martinsville, Va., 1955-56. Appointed 1956; language stu-
dent, Taejon, KorEA, 1958-59. m. Louis O’Conner, Jr., Sept. 20,
1949. Children: Debra Len, 1953; Louis, III, 1955. KOREA

OGBURN, GEORGIA MAE

b. Selma, Ala., Nov. 7, 1910; ed. Blue Mountain College, B.A., 1938;
Carver School, M.R.E., 1940. Sec. to state supervisor of music,
Jackson, Miss., 1930-31; sec. and bookkeeper, lumber company,
Meridian, Miss., 1932-34; stenographer, Chancery clerk, Meridian,
1984; see. to dean, Blue Mountain College, 1934-38; WMU field-
worker for Miss., 1940. Appointed 1940; prin., training school and
seminary, Santiago, CHILE, 1942-48; adm., Chilean Baptist monthly,
1943-45; sec.-treas., Chilean WMU, 1948—-; sec., exec. com., Spanish
WMU Publication Board, 1953-57. U.S. address: 3219 Highland
Ave., Meridian, Miss. CHILE

OLIVE, HOWARD DUDLEY

b. Ralston, Tenn., July 13, 1917; ed. Southwest Baptist College,
A.A., 1938; William Jewell College, B.A., 1941; S.B.T.S., Th.M.,
1945; Th.D., 1948. Missionary, Tebo Association, Clinton, Mo.,
1938-39; pastor, Diamond, Mo., 1937-38; Hartwell, Mo., 1938-39;
Osceola, Mo., 1989-40; Monett, Mo., 1941-42; Owensboro, Ky.,
1942-47; Russellville, Ky., 1948-50; Auburn, Ala., 1950-55. Appoint-
ed (special) 1955; prof., Baptist theol. school, Baguio, PHILIPPINES,
1956—; Mission treas., 1957-58. m. Marjorie Douglas, 1939. U.S.
address: Bolivar, Mo. PHILIPPINES

OLIVE, MARJORIE DOUGLAS
(Mrs. Howard D.)

b. Bolivar, Mo., Nov. 7, 1917; ed. Southwest Baptist College, A.A.,
1938; Southwest Mo. State College; Central Mo. State College;
Carver School, B.R.E., 1945. Appointed (special) 1955; teacher,
Baptist theol. school, Baguio, PHILIPPINES, 1956—. m. Howard
D. Olive, July 18, 1939. Children: Howard Douglas, 1942; Tim-
othy Lee, 1946; Marjorie Corrine, 1949; Adelia Ann, 1952.
PHILIPPINES

OLIVE, NELL BLAKE
(Mrs. L. B.)

b. Elkin, N. C., Jan. 15, 1892; ed. Mars Hill Jr. College; Meredith
College; B.A., 1916; George Peabody College, M.A., 1927; Univ. of
N. C. Teacher, Dell High School, Delway, N. C., 1916-18; Mars
Hill College, 1918-20. Appointed 1920; resigned 1932; reappointed
1985; educ.-evang. worker, Chinkiang, CHINA, 1920-26, 1928-30,
1936-37, 1939-40; evacuated to PHILIPPINES, 1937-38; in Shanghai,
Cuina, 1938-39. Retired 1949. m. Lucius Bunyan Olive, June 1, 1920
(d. 1950). Children: Howard Keith, 1921; Emily Louise, 1923;
Bruce Malcolm, 1930. Address: 219% Forest Rd., Raleigh, N. C.
EMERITUS—CHINA

OLIVER, ALBERT BENJAMIN (A. BEN)

b. Cameron, Tex., Sept. 2, 1904; ed. Baylor Univ.; Simmons Univ.,
B.A., 1926; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1933; Ph.D., 1935. Pastor, Tex. and
Ky., 1925-35; prin., Santa Anna (Tex.) High School, 1926-80. Ap-
pointed 1985; field missionary, state of Parana, BRAZIL, 1936-50;
dir., Escola Batista de Treinamento, Curitiba, 1941-52; editor, “O
Batista Paranaense,” 19388, 1945-47; assoc. editor, Bible Press of
Brazil, 1950-58; teacher, Baptist Seminary, Rio, 1952—; pres., 1955—.
Author: “Baptists Building in Brazil,” “Licoes sobre o Novo Testa-
mento.” m. Edith Deter, 1925. U.S. address: c/o A. Bruce Oliver,
Box 117, San Saba, Tex. BRAZIL

OLIVER, EDITH DETER
(Mrs. A. Ben)

b. Campinas, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Oct. 31, 1902; ed. MacKenzie Col-
lege, Sao Paulo, Brazil; Baylor Univ., B.A., 1925; S.B.T.S. Appointed
1935; evang. worker, Curitiba, Parana, BRaziIL, 1936-48; women’s
worker, 1943-52; evang. worker, Rio de Janeiro, 1952—. m. A.
Ben Oliver, Aug. 9, 1925. Children: Bennie May, 1926; Arthur
Bruce, 1928; Angela Joyce, 1936. BRAZIL

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b. Santa Anna, Tex., Oct. 12, 1926; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1947;
S.W.B.T.S., B.S.M., 1951. Youth dir. and asst. sec., College Ave.
Church, Fort Worth, Tex., 1948-51; sec. and extension dept. dir., First
Church, Oklahoma City, 1951-53; youth dir., First Church, Port
Arthur, Tex., 1953-55; music dir., Central Church, Carthage, Tex.,
1956-57. Appointed 1957; language study, Campinas, BRAZIL,
1957-58; teacher, theol. seminary, ecife, 1958—. U.S. address:
c/o Bruce Oliver, Box 117, San Saba, Tex. BRAZIL

OLIVER, DeVELLYN

b. Hampton, Ark., Mar. 29, 1932; ed. Baylor Univ. School of Nursing,
B.S., 1954; N.O.B.T.S. Nurse’s aide, Hillcrest Memorial Hospital,
Waco, Tex., 1951; nurse, Hillcrest Hospital, 1953-54; Ark. Baptist
Hospital, Little Rock, 1954-55; Calhoun County Hospital, Hampton,
1955-57; Southern Baptist Hospital, New Orleans, La., 1957-58.
Appointed 1958; nurse, Baptist hospital, Mati, PHILIPPINES, 1958-59.
U.S. address: Hampton, Ark. PHILIPPINES

OLIVER, EDWARD LEE

b. Tampa, Fla., Apr. 6, 1925; ed. Univ. of Fla.; Emory Univ., B.A.,
1947; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1950. Air Corps, U.S.N.R., 1948-45; asst.
pastor, Seminole Heights Church, Tampa, Fla., 1948; staff worker,
Central Mission, Louisville, Ky., 1948-49; jr. preacher, St. James
Evangelical and Reformed Church, Louisville, Ky., 1949-50; asst.
pastor, First Church, Shelbyville, Ky., 1950. Appointed 1950; lan-
gua. e student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1950-52; evang. worker, Kagoshima,
952—. m. Susan Pyles, 1948. U.S. address: 202 N. Birchwood,
Louisville, Ky. JAPAN

OLIVER, SUSAN PYLES
(Mrs. Edward L.)

b. Louisville, Ky., Feb. 22, 1925; ed. Campbellsville Jr. College;
Carson-Newman College, B.S., 1946; Norton Infirmary School of
Medical Technique, M.T., 1946; Carver School. Medical technolo-
gist (Louisville), Ky. Baptist pene Laboratory, 1946-49; office
worker and medical technologist, physician’s office, Louisville, 1949-

50. Appointed 1950; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1950-52;
evang. worker, Kagoshima, 1952—. m. Edward L. Oliver, Aug. 21,
1948. Children: Susan Lee, 1949; Anne Johnston, 1980; dames
Bedingfield, 1953; William Edward, II, 1955. JAPAN

OLIVER, VIRGINIA WINTERS
(Mrs. John Samuel)

b. Leslie, Ark., Apr. 21, 1924; ed. Tex. Wesleyan College; S.W.B.T.S.
Dental asst., Benton, Ark., 1941-42; telephone operator, Benton,
1942-48; telephone operator and supervisor, Memphis, Tenn., 1943-
45; clerk, Office of Price Adm., Greenville, S. C., 1946. Appointed
1950; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1950-51; evang. worker
and teacher, Teresina, 1952—. m. John S. Oliver, June 26, 1945
(d. 1957). Children: Alice Virginia, 1947; Anna Joyce, 1950; Re-
becca Dean, 1957. U.S. address: 875 W. Delaware Ave., Southern
Pines, N. C. BRAZIL

O’NEAL, BOYD ALLEN

b. Novice, Tex., Aug. 29, 1925; ed. Howard Payne College, B.A.,
1946; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1949. Grocery clerk, Brownwood, Tex.,
1942-48; pastor, Silver Valley (Tex.) Church, 1944-46; Calvary
Church, Stephenville, Tex., 1946-49. Appointed 1949; language
school, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1950-51; state (Alagoas) evang., pastor,
sec.-treas. of state board, Maceio, 1951—; dir., Baptist school, 1957—.
m. Irma Schneider, 1945. U.S. address: Novice, Tex. BRAZIL

O’NEAL, IRMA EDNA SCHNEIDER
(Mrs. Boyd A.)

b._ Rosenberg, Tex., Feb. 4, 1926; ed. Howard Payne College;
S.W.B.T.S. aitress, Howard Payne College, 1944-45. Appointed
1949; language school, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1950-51; evang. worker,
state of Alagoas, and sec.-treas., state WMU, Maceio, 1951—. m.
Boyd A. O’Neal, May 31, 1945. Children: Melba Jean, 1948;
Betty Ann, 1950; James Edward, 1956. BRAZIL

ORR, DONALD LeROY

b. Hot Springs, Ark., Oct. 2, 1921; ed. Ouachita College, B.A., 1942;
S.W.B.T.S., B.S.M., 1950; M.S.M., 1951; M.R.E., 1951. Church
music and educ. dir., England, Ark., 1942; U.S. Air Force, 1942-46;
church music dir., Fort Worth, Tex., 1947-51. Appointed 1951;
language student, CosTa Rica, 1951-52; choir dir., language school
and First Baptist Church, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1951-52; dir., sacred
music and religious educ. depts., International Baptist Theol. Semi-
nary, Cali, COLOMBIA, 1958—. m. Violet Rogers, 1948. U.S. address:
647 Fifth Street, Hot Springs, Ark. COLOMBIA

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ORR, VIOLET ROGERS
(Mrs. Donald L.)

b. Verden, Okla., July 21, 1925; ed. East Tex. Baptist College; Baylor
Univ., B.A., 1946; S.W.B.T.S., B.S.M., 1950. Choir dir., Seventh
and James Church, Waco, Tex., 1946; teacher, jr. high school, Baldwin
Park, Calif., 1946-47; worker, Home Mission Board (summer), 1947;
sec. to editor of “Braille cape 1947-49; sec., S.W.B.T.S., 1948.
Appointed 1951; language student, CosTa Rica, 1951-52; teacher,
International Baptist Theol. Seminary, Cali, CoLoMBIA, 1953—.
m. Donald L. Orr, July 25, 1948. Children: Randall Lee, 1951;
Ricardo Don, 1953; Roger King, 1958. COLOMBIA

ORRICK, BAILIS WILLIAM

b. Pike Co., Ark., Oct. 24, 1887; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1915;
S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1919. Pastor, Southside Church, Shreveport,
La., 1919-20. Appointed 1920; dir., evang. campaigns, and gen. evang.,
Montevideo, URUGUAY, 1921-45; dir. Bible Institute, 1937-41; pastor,
Radio Norte Church, Montevideo, 1946-54; dir., primary school,
and pastor, Conchillas, 1955-57. Retired 1957. m. Vera Humphries,

1919. Address: 1809 S. Eighth, Waco, Tex.
EMERITUS—URUGUAY

ORRICK, VERA JUANITA HUMPHRIES
(Mrs. Bailis William)

b. Union, S. C., Jan. 8, 1892; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1919. Ap-
pointed 1920; evang. worker, Montevideo, URUGUAY, 1921-54; Con-
chillas, 1955-57; organizer and pres., Federation of Baptist Women,
Urucuay, treas., Bible Institute, Montevideo; historian of River
Plate Baptist Mission. Retired 1957. m. Bailis William Orrick,
Aug. 25, 1919. EMERITUS—URUGUAY

OWEN, EVELYN WOOD

b. Birmingham, Ala., July 15, 1930; ed. Univ. of Ala.; B.A., 1952;
Carver School, M.R.E., 1954; Emory Univ. Summer worker, Home
Mission Board, Tex., 1951; Ohio, 1958; V.B.S. worker, Baptist Con-
vention of Ga., 1952; high school teacher, Fitzgerald, Ga., 1954-56.
Appointed 1956; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1956-58; church
(Tokiwadai) evang., 1957-58; teacher, Seinan Gakuin, Fukuoka,

1958—. U.S. address: 8785 N. Stratford Rd., N.E., Atlanta, Ga.
JAPAN

OWEN, FRANK BROOKS

b. Childress, Tex., Feb. 3, 1922; ed. Howard Payne College, B.S.,
1943; S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1947; Baylor College of Medicine, M.D.,
1951. Student pastor, rural churches and missions in Tex. and Okla.,
1943-46; clerk, Baptist Book Store, Fort Worth, Tex., 1945-47;
choir dir. and assoc. pastor, churches in Houston, Tex., 1947-49;
Richmond, Tex., 1949-51; intern, St. Paul’s Hospital, Dallas, Tex.,
1951-52; resident, Harris Hospital, Fort Worth, 1952-53; City-County
Hospital, 1953-54. Appointed 1954; language student, Bandung,
INDONESIA, 1955-56; staff doctor, Baptist hospital, Kediri, 1956—.
m. Virginia Humberson, 1954. U.S. address: c/o Mrs. Maud B.
Owen, Bangs, Tex. INDONESIA

OWEN, VIRGINIA HUMBERSON
(Mrs. Frank B.)

b. Blanket, Tex., Sept. 20, 1931; ed. Sam Houston State Teachers
College, B.A., 1952; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1954. Asst. receptionist
and bookkeeper, medical clinic, Huntsville, Tex., 1948-49; sec.,
music dept., Sam Houston College, Huntsville, 1950-52; for S.W.B.T.S.
prof., Fort Worth, 1952-54. Appointed 1954; language student,
Bandung, INDONESIA, 1955-56; home-church evang., Kediri, 1956—.
m. Frank B. Owen, May 28, 1954. Children: Sarah Virginia, 1955;
John Brooks, 1956; Gordon Francis, 1957. INDONESIA

OWENS, CARLOS RICHARD

b. Henry Co., Tenn., June 6, 1930; ed. Union Univ., B.A., 1952;
S.B.T.S., B.D., 1955. Pastor, New Bethel Church, Paris, Tenn.,
1949-50; Friendship Church, Paris, 1950-52; Bird’s Creek Church,
Whitlock, Tenn., 1949-55; First Church, Dover, Tenn., 1955-57.
Appointed 1957; language student, Dar es Salaam, TANGANYIKA,
1957-58; field evang., Mbeya, 1958—. m. Myrtice Taylor, 1955.
U.S. address: P.O. Box 264, Dunedin, Fla. TANGANYIKA

OWENS, MYRTICE JEAN TAYLOR
(Mrs. Carlos R.)

b. Dunedin, Fla., Dec. 1, 1929; ed. Mather School of Nursing, R.N.,
1950; Fla. State Hospital; Fla. State Univ., B.S., 1953; Carver School,
M.R.E., 1955. Nurse, Morton Plant Hospital, Clearwater, Fila.,
1951; Tallahassee Memorial Hospital, 1951-52; Fla. State Univ.
Hospital, Tallahassee, 1952-53; Carver School, 1953-55; Henry County
Gen. Hospital, Paris, Tenn., 1955-56; instructor, Fla. State Univ.
School of Nursing, 1954; Henry County Gen. Hospital, 1956. Ap-
pointed 1957; language student, Dar es Salaam, TANGANYIKA, 1957-
58; nurse, medical center, Mbeya, 1958—. m. Carlos R. Owens,

June 17, 1955. Children: Janice Alese, 1956; Ruth Ellen, 1958.
TANGANYIKA

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OWENS, NANNIE BELLE (Nan)

b. Union Co., Ark., Nov. 29, 1929; ed. Henderson State Teachers Col-
lege, B.A., 1952; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1957. Teacher, Dierks, Ark.,
1948-49; Grapevine, Ark., 1949-51; Altheimer, Ark., 1952-54; Huttig,
Ark., 1954-55; GA camp worker, Miss. and Ark., 1955, 1956. Ap-
pointed (special) 1957; language student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1957-58;
teacher, girls’ secondary school, Agbor, 1958—. U.S. address: Rte.
2, Box 109, Junction City, Ark. NIGERIA

PARHAM, ROBERT MEREMAN, JR.

b. Columbus, Ga., Dec. 21, 1926; ed. Stetson Univ.; Univ. of Fla.,
B.S.A., 1950; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1958. U.S. Navy, 1945-46; pastor,
churches in Fla., 1949-50; asst. supt., Ky. Boys’ Estate, Louisville,
1951; pastor, Newman Church, Ky., 1951-53. Appointed 1953;
teacher, Baptist boys’ high school, Port Harcourt, NIGERIA, 1953-
55; language student, Kaduna, 1955-56; field evang., Keffi, 1957-58;
agriculturist, Kafanchan, 1958—. m. Jo Ann Walton, 1949. U.S.
address: Rte. 8, Box 491E, Jacksonville, Fla. NIGERIA

PARHAM, JO ANN WALTON
(Mrs. Robert M., Jr.)

b. Ocala, Fla., Sept. 15, 1929; ed. Univ. of Fla., B.A.E., 1950; Carver
School. Office worker, Gainesville, Fla., 1949-50; teacher, public
schools, Ky., 1950-52. Appointed 1953; home-church evang., Port
Harcourt, NIGERIA, 1953-55; language student, Kaduna, 1955-56;
evang., Keffi, 1957-58; Kafanchan, 1958—. m. Robert M. Parham,
Jr., Sept. 6, 1949. Children: Robert Mereman, III, 1953; Samuel
Walton, 1955; Terry Lamar, 1958. NIGERIA

PARKER, EARL

b. Lineville, Ala., July 1, 1888; ed. Lineville Jr. College; Howard
College, B.A., 1914; M.A., 1915; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1922. Pastor,
Ala. and Ky. churches, 1916-22. Appointed 1922; language student,
Peking, CHINA, 1922-23; Pingtu, Shantung, 1928-25; acting prin.
(twice), Pingtu Christian Institute; pastor of Chinese churches, 1925-
41; interned, PHILIPPINES, 1941, repatriated 1948; evang. amon
Chinese, Pusan, KorEA, 1954-55, 1955-58; Seoul, 1955-57. Retire
1958. m. Sarah Gayle, 1922. U.S. address: 603 Maple Ave., Fal-
mouth, Ky. EMERITUS—KOREA

PARKER, SARAH GAYLE
(Mrs. Earl)

b. Falmouth, Ky., May 24, 1897; ed. Georgetown College, B.A., 1919;
Carver School, B.M.T., 1922. Schoolteacher, Falmouth, Ky., 1919-
20. Appointed 1922; language student, Peking, CHINA, 1922; Pingtu,
Shantung, 1923-25; city and rural evang. worker, Pingtu, 1924-40;
substitute teacher, Effie Sears Memorial School; evang. among Chi-
nese, Pusan, KOREA, 1954-55, 1957-58; Seoul, 1955-57. Retired 1958.
m. Earl Parker, Aug. 25, 1922. Children: Joseph Earl, 1925; Betty
Lou (m. Ratliff),-1926; David Gayle, 1982; John Alfred, ee
EA

PARKER, FRANKLIN CALVIN

b. Apopka, Fla., Nov. 27, 1926; ed. Army Language Course, Yale
Univ.; Carson-Newman College, B.A., 1948; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1951;
S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1957. Pastor’s sec., Seminole Heights Church,
Tampa, Fla., 1943-44; U.S. Army, 1945-46; pastor, Hibbit Church,
Whitesboro, Tex., 1948-51. Appointed 1951; language student,
Tokyo, JAPAN, 1951-53; evang. worker, Kanazawa, 1953—. m. Har-
riett Hale, 1948. U.S. address: c/o Solitude Farm, Russellville,
Tenn. JAPAN

PARKER, HARRIETT HALE
(Mrs. F. Calvin)

b. Hamblen County, Tenn., Oct. 17, 1924; ed. Tenn. College for Wom-
en; Salem College; Carson-Newman College, B.S., 1948; S.W.B.T.S.
Schoolteacher, Hamblen County, Tenn., 1943-46; Home Mission
worker, Ill. (summer), 1947. Appointed 1951; language student,
Tokyo, JAPAN, 1951-53; evang. worker, Kanazawa, 19583—. m. F.
Calvin Parker, August 7, 1948. Children: Patsy Nell, 1950; Franklin
Hale, 1951; John Lester, 1953; Andrew Calvin, 1955. JAPAN

PARKER, JOHN ALEXANDER

b. Lucedale, Miss., Oct. 25, 1914; ed. Univ. of Miss., B.A., 1938;
S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1941; S.W.B.T.S. Sunday school worker, Ky. state
Mission Board (summers), 1939-40; mission pastor, Pound, Va., 1941-
42. Appointed 1942; language student, Antofagasta and Santiago,
CHILE, 1942-43; pastor, Talea Church, and fieldworker, 1943-44;
pastor, Second Church, and prof.-business manager, Baptist semi-
nary, Santiago, 1944-46; pastor, Talea Church, fieldworker, and na-
tional Sunday school sec., 1948-50; pastor, First Church, Santiago,
1950—. m. Ruby Hayden, 1942. U.S. address: Lucedale, Wena:
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PARKER, RUBY HAYDEN
(Mrs. John A.)

b. Pickton, Tex., July 18, 1918; ed. Tex. Tech. College, B.S., 1937;
S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1942. Schoolteacher, Texas, 1933-36; exten-
sion service of Texas, 1937-40. Appointed 1942; language student,
Santiago, CHILE, 1942-48; home-church evang., Talca, 1948-44, 1948-
50; Santiago, 1944-46, 1950—; teacher, Baptist theol. school, 1944-
46; dean of women, 1951-52. m. John A. Parker, Dec. 15, 1942.
Children: John David, 1944; Charles Kenneth, 1948. CHILE

PARKER, WYATT MORTIMER

b. Knoxville, Tenn., Mar. 29, 1928; ed. Univ. of Tenn.; Carson-New-
man College, B.S., 1949; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1952. Minister of music
and pastor’s asst., Lincoln Park Church, Knoxville, 1947-49; minister
of music and educ., Buechel (Ky.) Church, 1949-50; asst. pastor, Taber-
nacle Church, Richmond, Va., 1952-55; pastor, Dawson Church, Phil-
pot, Ky., 1951-52; Providence Church, Gloucester Co., Va., 1955-58.
Appointed 1958; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1958-59. m.
Cosette Carter, 1948. U.S. address: c/o J. C. Parker, 1504 Ault Rd.,
Knoxville, Tenn. BRAZIL

PARKER, COSETTE JOYCE CARTER
(Mrs. Wyatt M.)

b. Pigeon Forge, Tenn., May 9, 1928; ed. Meredith College; Univ. of
Tenn., B.S., 1949. Staff, Ridgecrest Assembly (summer), 1946; choir
dir., Epworth Methodist Church, Knoxville, 1948-49; choral music
teacher, jr. high school, Louisville, Ky., 1949-51; high school teacher,
Bon Air (Va.) School for Girls, 1954-55. Appointed 1958; language
student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1958-59. m. Wyatt M. Parker, Dec. 21,
1948. Children: Christine Dayle, 1951; Rebecca Joyce, 1953; James
Newell, 1956; John Wyatt, 1958. BRAZIL

PARKMAN, WILLIAM HUGO

b. Langdale, Ala., Dec. 11, 1919; ed. Ala. Polytechnic Institute, B.S.,
1942; Ala. State Teachers College. U.S. Navy, 1942-46; owner and
manager, Parkman Hotel Court, Langdale, 1946-57. Appointed
(special) 1958; business manager, Baptist Mission, Manila, PHILIP-
PINES, 1958—. m. Doris McKoy, 1946. U.S. address: Langdale,
Ala. PHILIPPINES

PARKMAN, DORIS RUTH McKOY
(Mrs. W. Hugo)

b. Logan, Ala., Apr. 22, 1922; ed. Ala. College, B.S., 1945; Carver
School. Office sec., S.B.C. Sunday School Board (summers), 1945-46.
Appointed (special) 1958; church-home evang., Manila, PHILIPPINES,
1958—. m. W. Hugo Parkman, Dec. 31, 1946. Children: Daniel
Kirven, 1948; Susan Lydia, 1950; William Henry, II, 1952; Leslie
Claire, 1955; Laura Ruth and Olivia Anne (twins), 1957.
PHILIPPINES

PARKS, ROBERT KEITH

b. Memphis, Tex., Oct. 28, 1927; ed. North Tex. State College, B.A.,
1948; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1951; Th.D., 1955. Summer student mis-
sionary, San Andres Island, Colombia, 1949; pastor, Red Springs,
Tex., 1950-54; instructor, Hardin-Simmons Univ., Abilene, Tex.,
1953-54. Appointed 1954; language student, Bandung, INDONESIA,
1955; prof., Baptist theol. school, Semarang, 1956—. m. Helen Jean
Bond, 1952. U.S. address: 2101 Swenson, Abilene, Tex.
INDONESIA

PARKS, HELEN JEAN BOND
(Mrs. R. Keith)

b. Abilene, Tex., Jan. 4, 1928; ed. Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.A., 1948;
S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1951. Reporter, “Abilene Reporter-News,”
1947-48; B.S.U. Dir., Springfield, Mo., 1948-49; Rice Institute and
Baylor Univ. College of Medicine, 1951-52; B.S.U. worker, business
college (Tex.), 1950-51, Appointed 1954; language student, Bandung,
INDONESIA, 1955; teacher, Baptist theol. school, Semarang, 1956—.
m. R. Keith Parks, May 24, 1952. Children: Randall David, 1953;
Stuart Kent, 1957. INDONESIA

PARSONS, CARRIE VICTORIA

b. Cartersville, Va., Jan. 12, 1914; ed. Sweet Briar College; Capital
City School of Nursing (Washington), D. C. Gen. Hospital, R.N.,
1939; American Univ., B.S.N., 1948; Carver School, M.R.E., 1955;
Yale Univ. Institute of Far Eastern Languages. Private duty, Wash-
ington, D. C., 1939-41; Army Nurse Corps, 1941-46. Appointed 1948;
language study, Baguio, PHILIPPINES, 1950-52; evang., Davao City,
1952-53; adm., Baptist hospital, Mati, 1958—. U.S. address: 8
Brookview Dr., Savannah, Ga. PHILIPPINES

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PATTERSON, ALONZO SCOTT

b. Wellborne, Fla., Feb. 17, 1885; ed. Southern Methodist Univ.;
Columbia College (Lake City, Fla.); S.B.T.S., Th.G., 1910; Mercer
Univ., D.D., 1932. Student pastor, Ky. churches, 1907-10. Ap-
pointed 1910; prin., Baptist Academy, Ogbomosho, NIGERIA, 1912-
21; field missionary, Shaki, 1921-25; prin., Baptist Academy, Lagos,
1937-41. Retired 1950. m. Ione Geiger, 1914. Address: Norcross,
Ga. EMERITUS—NIGERIA

PATTERSON, IONE GEIGER
(Mrs. Alonzo Scott)

b. Clermont, Fla., Apr. 26, 1894; ed. Columbia College (Lake City,
Fla.). Appointed 1914; evang. worker, Ogbomosho, NIGERIA, 1914-
21; Shaki, 1921-25; Lagos, 1937-41. Retired 1950. m. Alonzo Scott
Patterson, Mar. 18, 1914. Children: A. Scott, Jr., 1915 (d. 19338);
Mary Patsy (m. Lawton), 1917; Charlotte (m. Butler), 1919; Sarah,
1921 (d. 1922); Martha, 1928; John G., 1924; Mary Nelle (m. Cran-
dall), 1934. EMERITUS—NIGERIA

PATTERSON, FRANK WILLARD

b. Alva, Okla., July 6, 1907; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ., B.A., 1928;
Univ. of Okla.; S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1932; Univ. of Mexico, M.A.,
1940; C.B.T.S., Th.D., 1957. Pastor, Maysville and Spiro (Okla.)
churches, 1933-35; First Church, Nashville, Ark., 1935-39. Appointed
1989; language student, Mexico City, D.F., 1939-40; dir., Baptist
Spanish Publishing House, El Paso, Tex., 1942—; editor, “Revista
Evangelica,’”’ 1944-54, and “El Expositor Biblico,’’ 1944—. Author:
“A Manual of Church Finance” and “The Holy Spirit in Evangelism”
(Spanish), and “J. E. Davis: Printer for God” (English). m. Pauline
Gilliland, 1988. Address: P.O. Box 4255, El Paso, Tex.

BAPTIST SPANISH PUBLISHING HOUSE

PATTERSON, PAULINE GILLILAND
(Mrs. Frank W.)

b. Tioga, Tex., Dec. 14, 1906; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1928; S.W.B.T.S.;
C.B.T.S. Schoolteacher, Tex., 1928-30. Appointed 1939; language
student, MEexico City, D.F., 1939-40; teacher, Mexican Baptist Semi-
nary, El Paso, Tex., 1942-48; lesson writer for Beginners (‘Lecciones
Ilustradas’’) 1944—; and for Nursery cards (“Historias Infantiles’’),
1957—; assoe. editor, elementary teacher’s magazine (“Guia para
Maestros de Ninos”), 1956—. m. Frank W. Patterson, Sept. 7, 1933.
Children: Burton H., 1935; Donald (foster son), 1946.

BAPTIST SPANISH PUBLISHING HOUSE

PATTERSON, IRA NEWBERNE

b. Tuscaloosa, Ala., May 30, 1898; ed. Howard College, B.A., 1922;
D.D., 1950; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1924. Schoolteacher, Fayette and Hous-
ton Co., Ala., 1916-19; pastor, Ala. and Ky. churches, 1920-24; Foun-
tain Inn (S. C.) Church, 1924. Appointed 1924; language student,
Ogbomosho, NIGERIA, 1925; prin., Baptist boys’ high school, Abeokuta,
1925-44; editor, “Nigerian Baptist,” 1929-36; supt., Nigerian Baptist
Convention, Abeokuta, 1944-48; Convention pres., Ibadan, 1948-50;
gen. sec., 1950—; Mission secretary, Ibadan, 1944—. m. Sara Lou
Bobo, 1924. U.S. address: Owings, S. C.

NIGERIA

PATTERSON, SARA LOU BOBO
(Mrs. Ira N.)

b. Owings, Laurens Co., S. C., July 4, 1900; ed. Anderson College, B.A.,
1921; Carver School, B.M.T., 1924. Schoolteacher, Laurens Co., S.
C., 1921-22. Appointed 1924; language student, Ogbomosho, NIGERIA,
1925; teacher of English, Bible, and English literature, Baptist boys’
high school, Abeokuta, 1925-44; evang. worker, Abeokuta, 1944-48;
Ibadan, 1948—. m. Ira N. Patterson, June 16, 1924. Child: Billy
Andrew, 1982. NIGERIA

PATTERSON, JOHN WELLINGTON (JACK)

b. Yuma, Ariz., Mar. 1, 1926; ed. Univ. of Richmond (Va.); Bob Jones
Univ., B.A., 1949; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1952; Th.D., 1955. U.S. Navy,
1944-46; assoc. pastor, First Church, Weatherford, Tex., 1950-52;
pastor, New Prospect Church, Weatherford, 1949-50; Dennis (Tex.)
Church, 1950; Eureka Church, Weatherford, 1952-54; First Church,
Burleson, Tex., 1954-56. Appointed 1956; language student, San
Jose, Costa Rica, 1956-57; prof., International Baptist Theol. Semi-
nary, Cali, CoLoMBIA, 1958—. m. Patricia Wilson, 1950. U.S. ad-
dress: 319 Joe Johnson St., Colonial Heights, Va. COLOMBIA

PATTERSON, PATRICIA ANN WILSON
(Mrs. John W.)

b. Kansas City, Mo., Jan. 7, 1929; ed. Bob Jones Univ., B.A., 1950;
S.W.B.T.S. Receptionist, Bob Jones Univ., Greenville, S. C., 1948-
50; sec., First Church, Weatherford, Tex., 1950-52. Appointed 1956;
language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1956-57; musi¢c instructor,
theol. seminary, Cali, CoLomBia, 1958—. m. John W. Patterson,
May 31, 1950. Children: Patricia Gail, 1951; John Wellington, Jr.,
1953; Leighanne McGarey, 1955; Michelle McKay, 1957,
COLOMBIA

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PEACOCK, HENRY EARL

b. Fulton Co., Ga., Mar. 14, 1925; ed. Mercer Univ., B.A., 1946;
S.B.T.S., B.D., 1949. Pastor, Mount Olive Church, Molena, Ga.,
1945; Garfield, Mount Olive, and Cannoochee churches, Garfield, Ga.,
1945-46; Amity (Ind.) Church, 1947-49; Teamon Church, Griffin,
Ga., 1949-52; Bellwood Church, Atlanta, Ga., 1952-55; First Church,
Ben Hill, Ga., 1955-57. Appointed 1957; language student, Campinas,
Braziu, 1958-59. m. Margaret Dorminey, 1954. U.S. address: c/o
Mrs. John Peacock, 2736 Stone Rd., East Point, Ga. BRAZIL

PEACOCK, MARGARET MILLIE DORMINEY
(Mrs. H. Earl)

b. Sylvester, Ga., Feb. 12, 1982; ed. Tift College, B.A., 1958. Music
teacher, glee club dir., public schools, Ashburn, Ga., 1953-54. Appoint-
ed 1957; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1958-59. m. H. Earl

Peacock, June 20, 1954. Children: Henry Earl, Jr., 1956; Margaret
Ann, 1958. BRAZIL

PEARCE, WILLIAM BOYD

b. Hamilton, Tex., July 12, 1930; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1952;
S.W.B.T.S. Interim pastor, Calvary Church, Brownfield, Tex., 1952;
pastor, Immanuel Church, Brownfield, 1953-55, 1956-58; Prospect
Hill Church, San Antonio, Tex., 1955-56. Appointed for East Africa,
1958. m. Sydney Brewer, 1954. U.S. address: c/o Wade Hampton
Pearce, Brownfield, Tex. EAST AFRICA

PEARCE, SYDNEY FERN BREWER
(Mrs. W. Boyd)

b. Goose Creek, Tex., Sept. 26, 1934; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1954;
S.W.B.T.S. Library work, Baylor Univ., Waco, Tex., 1951-52; grader,
Baylor, 1954. Appointed for East Africa, 1958. m. W. Boyd Pearce,
June 4, 1954. Children: Sheri Lynn, 1956; William Dirk, 1958.
EAST AFRICA

PEMBLE, PEGGY (MARGARET JOYCE)

b. Leesburg, Fla., Oct. 25, 1928; ed. Fla. State Univ., B.S., 1945;
Carver School, M.R.E., 1952. Sec.-accountant, Evergreen Ferneries,
Leesburg, 1945-46; youth worker, Rachel Sims Mission, New Orleans,
La., 1947-48; exec. sec., Lake County T.B. and Health Association,
Leesburg, 1949-51. Appointed 1952; language student, Campinas,
BRAZIL, 1952-53; educ. worker, Teresina, Piaui, 1953—. U.S. address:
P.O. Box 446, Leesburg, Fla. BRAZIL

PENDER, SALLIE AURIS

b. West, Miss., May 12, 1904; ed. Miss. Woman’s College, B.A., 1928;
N.O.B.T.S., S.W.B.T.S. Schoolteacher, West, Miss., 1928-35. Ap-
pointed 1985; language student, Canton, CHINA, 1935-37; prin., Kwang-
to Bible School, Sun Hing, Kwangtung, 1937-40; interned 1941, re-
patriated 1942; teacher of religion and English, Pui Ching Middle
School, Canton and Hong Kong, 1946-51; teacher, Baptist academy,
Honolulu, Hawa, 1953-54; in Mission treas.’s office, SINGAPORE,

1954—. U.S. address: c/o Mrs. Smith Giles, Kosciusko, Miss.
SINGAPORE

PERRY, MAY EDGEL

b. Tate, Pickens Co., Ga., Aug. 12, 1890; ed. Ga. State College for
Women, diploma, 1912; Carver School, B.M.T., 1920; George Peabody
College for Teachers. Schoolteacher, Fairmount and Chickamauga,
Ga., 1912-18. Appointed 1920; prin., Baptist girls’ school, Abeokuta,
NIGERIA, 1928-55; secondary school, 1956—; WMU Training School,
1984-52. U.S. address: c/o Mrs. W. E. Richardson, Canton, Ga.

NIGERIA

PERRYMAN, MAURINE TATE

b. Lexington, N. C., May 22, 1923; ed. Woman’s College of the Univ. of
N. C., B.A., 1944; High Point (N. C.) College; Univ. of N. C.; Carver
School, M.R.E., 1958. Teacher, Fair Grove, N. C., 1944-48; Kanna-
polis, N. C., 1948-56. Appointed (special) for the Near East, 1958;
language study, Ajloun, JORDAN, 1958-59. U.S. address: P.O. Box
509, Thomasville, N. C. NEAR EAST

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b. Madison Co., Tenn., Dec. 18, 1868; ed. Southwestern Baptist
(Union) Univ., B.A., 1900; S.B.T.S., Th.B., 1904. Prin. of high school,
pastor, churches in Tenn., 1900-04. Appointed 1904; evang. work in
north and south BRAZIL, 1904-34; Baia, Alagoas, Parana, and Rio
Grande. Retired 1934. m. Bertha Mills, June 30, 1908 (d. 19381).
Children: Roberta (m. Pasteur), 1909; William Robert, 1910;
Woodrow Wilson, 1913; Edward Dunn, 1915. Address: Box 75,
Chalybeate, Miss. EMERITUS—BRAZIL

PETTIGREW, RUTH

b. Florence Co., S. C., July 17, 1889; ed. Greenville (S. C.) Female
College, B.A., 1909. Schoolteacher, Florence Co., S. C., 1909-10;
Greenvillle, S. C., 1916-19. Appointed 1920; language student,
Yingtak, Kwangtung, CHINA, 1920-22; field evang., North River,
Kwangtung, 1922-30; Waichow, Kwangtung, 1930-38; Kweiyang,
Honan, 1988-51; New Territories, HONG KONG, 1952—. U.S. address:
Greenville, S. C. HONG KONG

PETTY, HERMAN LEO

b. Nampa, Idaho, Dec. 27, 1922; ed. Wayland College; Sul Ross State
College; Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.A., 1947; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1951.
Vacation Bible school worker, Tex. (summer), 1942; schoolteacher,
Balmorhea, Tex., 1942; U.S. Army, 1948-45; worker, City-County
Hospital, Fort Worth, Tex., 1947-49; music and educ. dir., Coffee
Memorial Chapel, Fort Worth, 1950-51; schoolteacher, Roscoe, Tex.,
1951-53. Appointed (special until 1955) 1958; teacher, Baptist schools,
Nazareth, ISRAEL, 1953-54; dir., 1954—. m. June Goodwin, 1943.
U.S. address: c/o L. V. Goodwin, Roby, Tex. ISRAEL

PETTY, JUNE GOODWIN
(Mrs. Herman L.)

b. Roby, Tex., June 19, 1925; ed. Sul Ross State College; Hardin-
Simmons Uniy., B.A., 1947; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1952. Worker in
children’s home, Abilene, Tex., 1941-42; schoolteacher, Stanton, Tex.,
1948-44, and Roscoe, Tex., 1951-53; Vacation Bible school worker,
Home Mission Board (summer), 1945. Appointed (special until 1955)
19538; teacher, Baptist schools, Nazareth, ISRAEL, 1953—; dir., primary
school, 1954-55. m. Herman L. Petty, Oct. 24, 1943. Children:
David Leon, 1948; Ann Lavonne, 1952; Charlotte Joan, 1955. ISRAEL

PHILLIPS, GENE DILLARD

b. Woodruff, S. C. Dec. 15, 1929; ed. Mars Hill College, A. A., 1950;
Furman Univ., B.A., 1952; S.E.B.T.S., B.D., 1955. Vacation Bible
school worker, Spartanburg, S. C., 1950, 1951; asst. pastor, Calvary
Church, Clinton, S. C. (summer) 1952; pastor, Southside Church,
Greensboro, N. C., 1952-56. Appointed 1956; language student,
Salisbury, SOUTHERN RHODESIA, 1956-57; field evang., Shabani,
1957—. m. Eugenia Jarvis, 1952. U.S. address: c/o E. J. Jarvis,
4208 Hilltop Rd., Greensboro, N. C. SOUTHERN RHODESIA

PHILLIPS, ETTA EUGENIA JARVIS
(Mrs. Gene D.)

b. Guilford Co., N. C. Aug. 14, 1980; ed. Mars Hill College, A. A.,
1951; Woman’s College, Univ. of N. C., B.A., 1958; S.E.B.T.S. Li-
brary asst., Mars, Hill College, N. C., 1950-51. Appointed 1956;
language student, Salisbury, SOUTHERN RHODESIA, 1956-57; church-
home evang. Shabani, 1957—. m. Gene D. Phillips, Aug. 1, 1952.

Children: Theron Mark, 1954; John Eugene, 1957.
SOUTHERN RHODESIA

PIERCE, ETHEL MARGARET

b. Chinkiang, China, Mar. 24, 1898; ed. Anglo-American School
(Kuling, China); Woman’s College (Richmond, Va.); Baylor Univ.,
B.A., 1915; Baylor College of Medicine, M.D., 1919. Red Cross
Center, Dallas, Tex., 1943-44; clinical pathologist (half-time), lab-
oratory, Medical Arts Clinic, Brownwood, Tex., 1945—. Appointed
1920; medical-evang. worker, Shien Liang Gai Baptist Church, and
Baptist Hospital, Yangchow, Kiangsu, CHINA, 1920-41; interned 1941,
repatriated 1942. Retired 1958. U.S. address: 307 W. Chandler,
Brownwood, Tex. EMERITUS—CHINA

PIERCE, NELLIE MINER
(Mrs. L. W.)

b. New York City, Aug. 18, 1866; ed. Richmond (Va.) public schools.
Appointed 1891; dir., evang. day schools, Bible classes for women,
Yangchow, CHINA, 1892-1942. Retired 19386. m. L. W. Pierce, Feb.
24, 1892 (d. 1922). Children: Ethel Margaret, 1893; Paul Leonidas,
1896 (d. 1956); Herbert Miner, 1904. Address: 307 W. Chandler,
Brownwood, Tex. EMERITUS—CHINA

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PIERSON, ABEL PERLY

b. Parral, Chihuahua, Mexico, Aug. 80, 1906; ed. Montezuma Baptist
College; Univ. of Redlands, B.A., 1934; S.W.B.T.S.; Univ. of Cali-
fornia, M.A., 1939. Mexican mission worker, Las Vegas, N. Mex., 1926-
29; teacher, Mexican Baptist theol., seminary, El Paso, Tex., 1938-44;
pastor, Placentia, San Bernardino, and Oakland, Calif., 1930-38. Ap-
pointed 1944; evang. worker, Chihuahua, Mexico, 1944-47; teacher,
Baptist theol. seminary, Torreon, 1957—. m. Coy Lee Childress, 1929.

U.S. address: El Paso, Tex. MEXICO

PIERSON, COY LEE CHILDRESS
(Mrs. Abel Perly)

b. Grand Saline, Tex., Nov. 5, 1911; ed. Montezuma Baptist College;
Fort Worth (Tex.) Business College. Evang. worker among Mexican
people, N. M., Tex., and Calif., 1929-38; dietitian, teacher, Mexican
Baptist theol. seminary, 1938-44. Appointed 1944; evang. and student
home worker, Chihuahua, MExico, 1944-57; teacher, Baptist theol.
seminary, Torreon, 1957—. m. Abel Perly Pierson, Jan. 25, 1929.
Children: Joy, 1934; Dexter, 1936. MEXICO

PIKE, HARRISON HAYES

b. Texarkana, Tex., July 8, 1928; ed. Texarkana College; Ouachita
Baptist College, B.A., 1948; S.W.B.T.S.; Central Baptist Theol.
Seminary, B.D., 1953; M.R.E., 1955. Student pastor in Ark., Tex.,
and Mo., 1947-53; pastor, Oden, Ark., 1953-56. Appointed 1956;
language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1956-57; field evang., Vitoria,
Espirito Santo, 1957—. m. June Summers, 1947. U.S. address:
1914 Olive St., Texarkana, Tex. BRAZIL

PIKE, JUNE ELIZABETH SUMMERS
(Mrs. Harrison H.)

b. Fort Smith, Ark., June 27, 1929; ed. Ouachita Baptist College, B.A.,
1949; Texarkana College. Schoolteacher, Texarkana, Tex., 1949-50;
Camden Point, Mo., 1951-52; Oden, Ark., 1955-56. Appointed 1956;
language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1956-57; church-home evang.,
Vitoria, 1957—. m. Harrison H. Pike, Sept. 1, 1947. Children:

Donna June, 1951; David Harrison, 1952; Daniel Winston, 1954.
BRAZIL

PINKSTON, GERALD WAYNE

b. Lueders, Tex., July 27, 1928; ed. Wayland Baptist College, B.A.,
1950; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. Mission pastor, First Church, Kermit,
Tex., 1947; Vacation Bible school worker, Tex. Baptist Convention
1948, 1949, 1950; asst. pastor, First Church, Haskell, Tex., 1951-52;
high school teacher, Haskell, 1951-52; pastor, Paint Creek Church,
Haskell, 1953-55; First Southern Church, Avondale, Ariz., 1955-57.
Appointed 1957; language student, Bandung, INDONESIA, 1957-58;
evang. worker, Semarang, 1958—. m. Florence Goldston, 1952.
U.S. address: 1806 W. Eighth St., Levelland, Tex. INDONESIA

PINKSTON, FLORENCE ELIZABETH GOLDSTON
(Mrs. Gerald W.)

b. Hereford, Tex., Dec. 18, 1929; ed. Wayland Baptist College; Mary
Hardin-Baylor College, B.S., 1951; S.W.B.T.S. High school teacher,
Dalhart, Tex., 1951-52; Fort Worth, Tex., 1952-53; Haskell, Tex.,
1953-55; substitute teacher, Avondale, Tolleson, and Buckeye, Ariz.,
1955-57. Appointed 1957; language student, Bandung, INDONESIA,

1957-58; evang. worker, Semarang, 1958—. m. Gerald W. Pinkston,
July 1, 1952. INDONESIA

PLAMPIN, RICHARD THOMAS

b. Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 29, 1926; ed. Ga. Institute of Technology; Univ.
of Ga., B.B.A., 1949; Golden Gate College; G.G.B.T.S., B.D., 1956.
U.S. Navy, 1944-46; underwriter, insurance co., Atlanta and San
Francisco, 1949-52; auditor, dairy, Oakland, Calif., 1952-54; pastor,
Immanuel Church, Richmond, Calif., 1953-56; worker, insurance co.,
Berkeley, Calif., 1956-57. Appointed 1957; language study, Campinas,
BraziL, 1957-58; educ., evang. work, Curitiba, Parana, 1958—. m.
Carolyn Goodman, 1947. U.S. address: 1931 Memorial Drive, S.E.,

Atlanta, Ga. BRAZIL

PLAMPIN, CAROLYN ELLEN GOODMAN
(Mrs. Richard T.)

b. Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 27, 1929; ed. Univ. of Ga.; Golden Gate College.
Sec., First Southern Church, Richmond, Calif., 1952-53; typist, in-
surance co., San Francisco, 1949-51; research corporation, Richmond,
1953-57. Appointed 1957; language study, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1957-
58; evang. work, Curitiba, Parana, 1958—. m. Richard T. Plampin,
Nov. 28, 1947. Child: Randyl Kent, 1951. BRAZIL

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b. Sumter, S. C., Oct. 30, 1894; ed. Winthrop College, B.A., 1917;
Carver School, B.M.T., 1921; Univ. of N. C., M.A., 1928. School-
teacher, Brunson, S. C., 1917-18; St. Stephens, S. C., 1919; assoc.
prof. of missions, N.O.B.T.S., 1936-40. Appointed 1921; teacher,
Univ. of Shanghai, CHINA, 1921-22; language student, Soochow,
Kiangsu, 1922-24; evang. worker, Soochow, 1924-27; assoc. prof. and
dean of women, Univ. of Shanghai, 1928-34; evang., Wahiawa, HAWAII,
1940-41; prin., Baptist Bible School, Honolulu, 1941-43; teacher, 1943-
44; evang., Kahului, Maui, 1944-48; sec. of religious educ., Honolulu,
1948—. Mainland address: Manning, S. C. HAWAII

POE, JOE TOM

b. Eastland, Tex., Dec. 30, 1928; ed. Cisco Jr. College; Baylor Univ.,
B.A., 1949; M.A., 1951; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. Music dir., First
Church, Wortham, Tex., 1947; music dir. and assoc. pastor, Calvary
Church, Corsicana, Tex., 1947-48; Vacation Bible school worker, Corsi-
cana Association (summers), 1949-52; pastor, Calvary Church, Corsi-
cana, 1948-53; First Church, Alamo, Tenn., 1953-56. Appointed 1956;
language student, San Jose, CosTa RIcA, 1957; field evang., Concep-
cion, CHILE, 1958—. m. Eleanor Ostwalt, 1952. U.S. address: c/o
Paul Poe, Box 1152, Cisco, Tex. CHILE

POE, ELEANOR FRANCES OSTWALT
(Mrs. Joe T.)

b. Charlotte, N. C., May 15, 1928; ed. Mars Hill College, A.A., 1947;
N. C. Baptist Hospital School of Nursing, R.N., 1950; Baylor Univ.;
S.W.B.T.S. Nurse, Presbyterian Hospital, Charlotte, N. C., 1950;
George Washington Univ. Hospital, Washington, D. C., 1951; Baylor
Univ. Hospital, Dallas, Tex., 1951-52; Hillerest Hospital, Waco, Tex.,
1952; Navarro Clinic, Corsicana, Tex., 1952; Memorial Hospital, Corsi-
cana, 1953. Appointed 1956; language student, San Jose, CosTa
Rica, 1957; church-home evang., Concepcion, CHILE, 1958—. m.
Joe T. Poe, Aug. 23, 1952. Child: Janette Elizabeth, 1955. CHILE

POE, JOHN ALEXANDER

b. Durham, N. C., Nov. 18, 1922; ed. Vocational Training School
(Durham); Carson-Newman College, B.A., 1949; S.E.B.T.S., B.D.,
1955. U.S. Navy, 1944-46; missionary, Jefferson Association, Tenn.,
1947-48; pastor, Antioch Church, Dandridge, Tenn., 1946-47; Good
Hope Church, New Market, Tenn., 1947; Concord and Beulah church-
es, Mohawk, Tenn., 1948-49; Sulphur Springs Church, Jonesboro,
Tenn., 1949-51; Caraleigh Church, Raleigh, N. C., 1952-54; Godwin
Heights Church, Lumberton, N. C., 1954-57. Appointed 1956; lan-
guage student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1957-58; field evang., Porto Alegre,
1958—. m. Jean Howard, 1946. U.S. address: 2022 Jersey Ave.,
Durham, N. C, BRAZIL

POE, WILMA JEAN HOWARD
(Mrs. John A.)

b. Knoxville, Tenn., Apr. 9, 1926; ed. Carson-Newman College, B.A.,
1949. Substitute teacher, Sulphur Springs grammar school, Jones-
boro, Tenn., 1949-50; educ. dir., Caraleigh Church, Raleigh, N. C.,
1958-54; kindergarten dir., First Church, Lumberton, N. C., 1956.
Appointed 1956; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1957-58;
church-home evang., Porto Alegre, 1958—. m. John A. Poe, Aug. 10,
1946. Children: John Alexander, Jr., 1949; Thomas Eugene, 1952;
Sherman Wayne, 1953; David Luther, 1954; Janice Carol, eS oer.
A

POE, WILLIAM ALLEN

b. Bessemer, Ala., Dec. 22, 1926; ed. Howard College, B.A., 1948;
S.B.T.S., B.D., 1951. Pastor, Ala. churches (part-time), 1944-48;
Freedom Church, North Vernon, Ind., 1949-50; Lewisport (Ky.)
Church, 1950-51. Appointed 1951; teacher, Baptist Academy, Lagos,
NIGERIA, 1951-55; Sadler College, Kumasi, GHANA, 1956—. m. Beth
Kelley, 1948. U.S. address: c/o H. C. Poe, Rte. 3, bpasawier. © 74.
ANA

POE, BETH KELLEY
(Mrs. William A.)

b. Hartford, Ala., July 15, 1926; ed. Howard College, B.A., 1948.
Worked for American Printing House for Blind, Louisville, Ky., 1948-
51; schoolteacher, Lewisport, Ky., 1951. Appointed 1951; teacher,
Baptist Academy, Lagos, NIGERIA, 1951-55; Sadler College, Kumasi,
GHANA, 1956—. m. William A. Poe, Aug. 38, 1948. Children: Wil-
liam Allen, Jr., 1954; Jo Ellen, 1956. GHANA

PONDER, WANDA LYVONNE

b. Pauls Valley, Okla., Oct. 28, 1924; ed. William Jewell College, B.A.,
1946; Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, Western Reserve Univ.,
R.N., M.N., 1949. Student asst., biology dept., William Jewell Col-
lege, 1943-46; botany instructor, William Jewell College, 1946; visit-
ing nurse, Cleveland (Ohio) Visiting Nurse Association, 1949; public
health nurse, Okla. Dept. of Health, Pauls Valley, Okla., 1949-50.
Appointed 1950; language student, Costa Rica, 1950-51; dir. of nurs-
ing service, Baptist Hospital, Asuncion, PARAGUAY, 1952—; dir., nurs-
ing school, Baptist hospital, 1958—. U.S. address: Rte. 1, Pauls
Valley, Okla. PARAGUAY

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b. Dove, Tarrant Co., Tex., Jan. 26, 1905; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A.,
1929; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1982; Ph.D., 1986; George Peabody College.
Pastor, Ky. and Ind. churches, 1980-34; prof., Baylor Univ., 1955;
S.B.T.S., 1958-59. Appointed 1934; language student, Ogbomosho,
NIGERIA, 1934-37; pres., Nigerian Baptist Theol. Seminary, Ogbomo-
sho, 1934-86, 1987—; acting prin., Baptist boys’ high school, Abeokuta,
1936-37; prin., Ogbomosho Baptist day school, 1943-46; adviser,
Ogbomosho Association, 1944-54; member, Christian Workers’ Board,
Nigerian Baptist Convention, 1945—; chairman, district planning
com. for educ. (govt.), 1954—. m. Elizabeth Routh, 1935. U.S. ad-
dress: Grapevine, Tex. NIGERIA

POOL, ELIZABETH ROUTH
(Mrs. J. Christopher)

b. San Antonio, Tex., July 17, 1909; ed. San Marcos Baptist Academy;
Baylor College for Women, B.A., 1930; Hill’s Business Univ.; George
Peabody College. Teacher, San Marcos (Tex.) Baptist Academy,
1930-82; sec., Trinity Church, Oklahoma City, 1933-34. Appointed
1984; language student, Nicmria, 1934-37; sec., Baptist hospital,
Ogbomosho, 1984-35; teacher, Baptist boys’ high school, Abeokuta,
1936-37; bookkeeper, sec., teacher, Baptist theol. seminary, Ogbomo-
sho, 19837—. Author: ‘The Hill Called Moon,” “Lucille Reagan
of Africa,’ ‘‘The Bead-Maker’s Son.”’ m. J. Christopher Pool, Dec.
26, 1985. Children: Frances Elizabeth (m. Blinn), 1937; Carolyn
Routh, 1940; James Christopher, Jr., 1945. NIGERIA

POPP, VIOLET ELIZABETH

b. Frostburg, Md., June 28, 1924; ed. Memorial Hospital School of
Nursing (Cumberland, Md.), R.N., 1945; Univ. of Pittsburgh, B.S.,
1948; M.Litt. in N.Ed., 1958; Carver School. Nurse, Memorial Hos-
pital, Cumberland, Md., 1945-46; relief nurse, Magee Hospital, Pitts-
burgh, Pa., 1947-48; instructor and educ. dir., Memorial Hospital
School of Nursing, Cumberland, 1948-52; infirmary nurse, Carver
School, 1952-58. Appointed 1953; language student, Beirut, LEBA-
NON, 1954-55; nurse, Baptist hospital, Ajloun, JORDAN, 1953-54, 1955—.
U.S. address: Rte. 2, Box 391, Williams Road, spec mpeae

PORTER, PAUL CLAY

b. San Antonio, Tex., July 5, 1892; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1915;
Brown Univ., M.A., 1916. Teacher, Bryan Baptist Academy, 1914-
15; Rusk Baptist Academy, 1916-17; U.S. Army Air Service, 1917-19;
prof. and dean, Baylor College, 1919-21; asst. prof., Baylor Univ.,
1921-22. Appointed 1922; language student, Sao Paulo, BRazIL,
1922-28; prof., vice-pres., Baptist school, Sao Paulo, 1923-24; dir., 1925,
1980-82; field evang. (Sao Paulo State), Campinas, 1925-41, Sumare,
1946-56, Campinas, 1956—; rector, Shepard school, Rio de Janeiro,
1941-45. m. Margaret Johnson, 1920. U.S. address: c/o Mrs. Madi-
son Ottinger, 3202 Oakmont Blvd., Austin, Tex. BRAZIL

PORTER, MARGARET JOHNSON
(Mrs, Paul C.)

b. Waco, Tex., Dec. 19, 1899; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1922. Ap-
pointed 1922; language student, Sao Paulo, BRAZIL, 1922-23; evang.
worker, Sao Paulo, 1923—. m. Paul C. Porter, Feb. 14, 1920. Chil-
dren: Lillian Ruth (m. Ottinger), 1920; Margaret (m. Mavity), 1923;
Celeste (m. Goodwin), 1925; Paul Claybrock, 1929; Nathan Johnson,
1932. BRAZIL

PORTER, RUTH

b. Denison, Tex., May 29, 1924; ed. Metropolitan Business College
(Dallas, Tex.); Baylor Univ. School of Nursing, R.N., 1946; Baylor
Univ., B.A., 1950; Carver School. Private duty nutse, Dallas and
Waco, Tex. (summers), 1946-48; staff nurse, Hillcrest and Veterans
hospitals, Waco, 1948-50; Baylor Hospital, Dallas, 1951; school nurse,
Baylor Univ., Waco, 1946-48; Carver School, Louisville, Ky., 1951-52.
Appointed (special until 1956) 1952; language student, San Jose,
Costa RIcA, 1957; staff nurse, Baptist hospital, Asuncion, PARAGUAY,
1952-56; dir. of nursing service, 1958—. U.S. address: 3425 Gib-
sondell Ave., Dallas 11, Tex. PARAGUAY

POSEY, JESSE EARL, JR.

b. Boyles, Ala., Aug. 6, 1927; ed. Ala. Polytechnic Institute, B.S.,
1950; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1953. U.S. Navy, 1945-46; staff, Ridgecrest
Assembly, 1949; chaplain, Tex. Orphanage, Corsicana, 1953; pastor,
New Prospect Church, Chalkville, Ala., 1953-57. Appointed (special)
1956; language student, Manila, PHILIPPINES, 1957-58. m. Mamie

Lou Eubanks, 19538. U.S. address: 8805 E. Camellia Drive, Mobile,
Ala. PHILIPPINES

POSEY, MAMIE LOU EUBANKS
(Mrs. J. Earl, Jr.)

b. Lucedale, Miss., May 16, 1980; ed. Blue Mountain College, B.A.,
1951; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1958. Vacation Bible school worker, Ala.
Baptist Convention, 1947, 1948; summer missionary, Home Mission
Board, Tex., 1949; N. M., 1950; Ariz., 1951; schoolteacher, Trussville,
Ala., 1954-55. Appointed (special) 1956; language student, Manila,
PHILIPPINES, 1957-58. m. J. Earl Posey, Jr., Sept. 19, 19538. Children:
Darryl Clark, 1955; Trini Lynn, 1958. PHILIPPINES

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b. Warsaw, N. C., Jan. 22, 1890; ed. Wake Forest College, B.A., 1916;
S.B.T.S., Th.G., 1919. Pastor, N. C. churches, 1909-17; state mission
worker, Whitley Co., Ky., 1919. Appointed 1919; field missionary,
Oyo, NIGERIA, 1920-33; Shaki, 1983-45; Oyo, 1945-52; lecturer,
Language and Orientation School, 1953-55. Retired 1956. Author:
Yoruba interpretation of the Book of Acts. m. Rosa B. Hocutt, 1919.
Address: Warsaw, N. C. EMERITUS—NIGERIA

POWELL, ROSA HOCUTT
(Mrs. Julius Carlyle)

b. Ashton, N. C., Sept. 27, 1891; ed. Meredith College, B.A., 1917;
Univ. of N. C.; N. C. College for Women. Schoolteacher, N. C., 1914-
19; James Sprunt Institute, Kenansville, N. C., 1919. Appointed 1919;
women’s worker, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1920-33; adviser, associational
WMU, 1921-55; teacher, Oyo day school, 1928-31; Elam Memorial
girls’ school, Shaki, 1933-40; worker with women and day schools,
Shaki, 1941-45; prin., Oyo Baptist boys’ high school, 1946-47, and
teacher, 1949-52; Language and Orientation School, 1953-55. Retired
1956. m. Julius Carlyle Powell, July 24, 1919. Child: Mary Hester,
1922. EMERITUS—NIGERIA

POWELL, MARY HESTER

b. Oyo, Nigeria, West Africa, May 21, 1922; ed. Meredith College, B.A.,
1942; Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing, R.N., 1948. School-
teacher, Kinston, N. C., 1942-44; receptionist, 1944-45, office nurse
1948-49, doctor’s office, Warsaw, N. C.; gen. staff nurse, Johns Hopkins
Hospital, 1948. Appointed (special until 1953) 1949; nurse, Frances
Jones Memorial nursing home, Ogbomosho, NIGERIA, 1949-55; Kersey
Children’s home, 1954-55; supervisor, instructor, School of Nursing,
Baptist hospital, Ogbomosho, 1956—. U.S. address: Box 274,
Warsaw, N. C. NIGERIA

QUALLS, SAMUEL ALVIA

b. Monterey, Tenn., Feb. 3, 1918; ed. Kansas City Jr. College, A.A.,
1937; American Banking Institute; William Jewell College, B.A., 1947;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1956. Bookkeeper-teller, bank, Kansas City, 1940-
43; pastor, Mo. churches, 1945-47; office manager, motor club, Fort
Worth, Tex., 1947-51; pastor, Central Church, Fort Worth, 1949-51.
Appointed 1951; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1957; asst.
treas., South Brazil Mission, Rio de Janeiro, 1951-52; treas., 1952-54;
all-Brazil treas., 1954—. m. Emanetta Belle Harbour, 1939. U.S.
address: c/o Paul Jones, 5347 Swartz Rd., Kansas City, a om
A

QUALLS, EMANETTA BELLE HARBOUR
(Mrs. Samuel A.)

b. Muncie, Kan., Jan. 21, 1918; ed. Kansas State Teachers College;
S.W.B.T.S. Appointed 1951; a student, Campinas, BRAZIL,
1957; home-church evang., Rio de Janeiro, 1951-56; 1958—. m.
Samuel A. Qualls, Mar. 18, 1939. Children: Carolyn Sue, 1941;
Samuel A., Jr., 1948; David Truett, 1945; Robert Thomas, 1946;

Elizabeth Ruth, 1954. BRAZIL

QUARLES, JAMES C.

b. Henrico Co., Va., Apr. 8, 1883; ed. Univ. of Richmond, B.A., 1903;
Union Theol. Seminary (Richmond); S.B.T.S., Th. M., 1908. Ap-
pointed 1908; language student, Rosario, ARGENTINA, 1908-09; evang.
worker, First Baptist Church, Rosario, Santa Fe, 1909-10; pioneer
missionary to URUGUAY, 1911-18; dir., Baptist Publications Board,
Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA, and editor, “Expositor Bautista,’ 1918-31;
field missionary, district of Cuyo, 1934-52. Retired 1952. m. Helen
Taylor, 1908. Address: 2608 Pershing Ave., Richmond 28, Va.
EMERITUS—ARGENTINA and URUGUAY

QUARLES, HELEN TAYLOR
(Mrs. James C.)

b. Jefferson Co., Ky., Aug. 22, 1881; ed. Louisville (Ky.) public
schools. Appointed 1908; language student, Rosario, Santa Fe,
ARGENTINA, 1908-09; evang. worker, Rosario, 1909-10; pioneer
missionary to URUGUAY, 1911-18; publication worker, Buenos Aires,
ARGENTINA, 1918-31; asst., boys school, Buenos Aires, 1918-31; field
missionary, district of Cuyo, 1934-52; supt. of WMU, district of Cuyo,
1934-52. Retired 1952. m. James C. Quarles, Aug. 25, 1908. Chil-
dren: John Lemuel, 1910 (d. 1983); William Taylor, 1912; Mary

Wallace (m. Ferguson,) 1914.
EMERITUS—ARGENTINA and URUGUAY

QUARLES, LEMUEL CLEVELAND

b. Henrico Co., Va., Nov. 1, 1885; ed. Univ. of Richmond, B.A., 1907;
S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1910. Appointed 1910; language student, Buenos
Aires, ARGENTINA, 1910-11; supply pastor, Buenos Aires, 1911; gen.
evang. worker, URUGUAY, 1912-29; prof., Baptist theol. seminary,
Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA, 1929-49. Retired 1950. m. Jennie Woolfolk
Saunders, Sept. 14, 1910 (d. 1955). Address: 7338 Hermitage Road,
Richmond, Va. EMERITUS—ARGENTINA and URUGUAY

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QUICK, OSWALD J.

b. Dalton, Mo., Aug. 23, 1915; ed. William Jewell College, B.A., 1937;
S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1940; Yale Univ. School of Far Eastern Languages.
U.S. Army chaplain, 1944-46. Appointed 1940; language student,
Tokyo, JAPAN, 1940-41; Baguio PHILIPPINES, 1949-51; evang. worker,
Kweilin, Kwangsi, CHINA, 1941, 1947-49; Taipeh, TAIWAN, 1951-54;
Taichung, 1954—. Interned and repatriated 1942. m. Mary Jones,
1944. U.S. address: Hardin, Mo. TAIWAN (Formosa)

QUICK, MARY JONES
(Mrs. Oswald J.)

b. Carrollton, Mo., Oct. 18, 1918; ed. Univ. of Mo.; William Jewell
College; Carver School; Yale Univ. School of Far Eastern Languages.
Student asst. to registrar, William Jewell College, Liberty, Mo., 1942-
45; Home Mission Board, Vacation Bible school worker (summer),
1945. Appointed 1946; language student, Baguio PHILIPPINES, 1949-
51; evang. worker, Kweilin, Kwangsi, CHINA, 1947-48; Taipeh,
TAIWAN, 1951-54; Taichung, 1954—. m. Oswald J. Quick, May 14,
1944. Children: Mary Lou, 1948; John Franklin, 1950; Timothy
Knox, 1952; Martha Linda, 1953. TAIWAN (Formosa)

RABORN, JOHN CLIFFORD

b. Waco, Tex., July 6, 1924; ed. Southern Methodist Univ.; Erskine
College; Baylor Univ., B.A., 1948; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1950. U.S.
Army Air Forces, 1943-45; educ. dir., Birchman Ave. Church, Fort
Worth, Tex., 1950; Urbandale Church, Dallas, Tex., 1950-53; pastor’s
assoc., Temple Church, Memphis, Tenn., 1953-57. Appointed (special),
1957; language student, Kowloon, HonGc Kon, 1957-58. m. Nelwyn
Martin, 1945. U.S. address: c/o Ed L. Raborn, 1606 Wilbur St.,
Dallas 24, Tex. HONG KONG

RABORN, NELWYN JEWEL MARTIN
(Mrs. John C.)

b. Ysleta, Tex., Jan. 20, 1924; ed. A. and M. College of Tex.; Southwest
Tex. State Teachers College; Baylor Univ., B.A., 1944. Staff, Ridge-
crest Assembly, 1944; teacher, speech dept., Baylor Univ., 1946-48;
office sec., Birchman Ave. Church, Fort Worth, Tex., 1949-50. Ap-
pointed (special) 1957; language student, Kowloon, HoNnG Kona,
1957-58. m. John C. Raborn, Mar. 17, 1945. Children: Rebecca,

1950; Peggy Jane, 1952; Kay Nelwyn, 1953; John Clifford, Jr., 1957.
HONG KONG

RAGLAND, JAMES KEITH

b. Ada, Okla., Sept. 17, 1924; ed. Okla. State Univ., B.S., 1948;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1951. U.S. Air Force, 1943-46; carpenter, Fort
Worth, Tex. (summers), 1949-50; pastor, churches in Okla. and Tex.,
1946-48, 1951-58. Appointed 1953; language study, Beirut, LEBANON,
1954-55; educ. and evang., 1956—. m. Leola Kelley, 1948. U.S.
address: Box 67, Wetumka, Okla. LEBANON

RAGLAND, LEOLA KELLEY
(Mrs. James K.)

b. Duncan, Okla., Feb. 24, 1926; ed. Okla. State Univ., B.S., 1948.
Sec., optical co., Grand Prairie, Tex. (summer), 1944; cafeteria worker
and book store clerk, Okla. State Univ., 1944-47; youth dir., Immanuel
Church, Duncan, Okla. (summer), 1947. Appointed 1953; language
study, Beirut, LEBANON, 1954-56; home-church evang., 1956—. m.
James K, Ragland, May 31, 1948. Children: James Kelley, 1949;
Rebecca Jo, 1951; John Errold, 1956. LEBANON

RALEY, HARRY LLEWELLYN

b. Bethune, S. C., Aug. 14, 1925; ed. Berry College; Furman Univ.,
B.A., 1948;S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1951. U.S. Navy, 1944-46; V.B.S. worker,
S.C. (summers), 1949-50; assoc. pastor, First Church, Rutherford-
ton, N. C., 1951-52; pastor, Columbia Church, Honea Path, S. C.,
1952-54. Appointed 1954; language study, Taipeh, TAIWAN, 1955-
56; field evang., Tainan, 1956—. m. Frances Bibb, 1951. U.S.
address: Rte. 2, Bethune, S. C. TAIWAN (Formosa)

RALEY, HELEN FRANCES BIBB
(Mrs. Harry L.)

b. Moorhead, Miss., June 11, 1927; ed. Clarke Memorial College;
Miss. College, B.A., 1949; S.W.B.T.S. V.B.S. worker, Miss. (sum-
mers), 1946-47; Hawaii (summer), 1948; activities sec., Calvary
Church, Kansas City, Mo., 1949-50. Appointed 1954; language
study, Taipeh, TAIWAN, 1955-56; home-church evang., Tainan,
1956—. m. Harry L. Raley, Aug. 21, 1951. Children: Harry Llew-

ellyn, Jr. 1958; Bruce Bibb, 1956; David Francis, 1958.
TAIWAN (Formosa)

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RAMSOUR, H. B., JR.

b. Palestine, Tex., Jan. 11, 1911; ed. Howard Payne College, B.A., 1930;
D.D., 1952; S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1938; Th.D., 1952. Schoolteacher,
Miles, Tex., 1930-34. Appointed 1939; language student, Tokyo,
JAPAN, 1939-40; evang. worker, Hawall, 1940-41; teacher, Baptist
theol. seminary, Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA, 1942-45; adm., 1943-45;
pastor, Nuuanu Church, Honolulu, HAWAII, 1946-50; Kinoole Church,
Hilo, 1950-54; Univ., Church, Honolulu. 1954—. m. Vera Mabel
Howard, 1938. Mainland address: 514 E. College St., Athens,
Tex. HAWAII

RAMSOUR, VERA MABEL HOWARD
(Mrs. H. B., Jr.)

b. Gainesville, Tex., Apr. 7, 1914; ed. Gainesville Jr. College;
S.W.B.T.S. Appointed 1989; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1939-
40; evang. worker, HAWAII, 1940-41; Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA, 1941-
45; Honolulu, Hawat, 1946-50, 1954—. Hilo, 1950-54. m. H. B.
Ramsour, Jr., Mar. 31, 1988. Children: David Lawrence, 1940;
Carolyn Ann, 1943; Barbara Jeane, 1947. HAWAII

RANDALL, MARY JOSEPHINE (JO)

b. Notasulga, Ala., July 22, 1927; ed. Judson:College, B.A., 1949; Ala.,
Polytechnic Institute; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1952. Fieldworker, state
WMU, Montgomery, Ala., 1945; teacher, Tuskegee (Ala.) High
School, 1949-50; library helper, S.W.B.T.S., 1950-51; draftsman, Fort
Worth, Tex., 1951-52; educ. dir., Forest Park Church, Fort Worth,
1951-52; First Church, Andalusia, Ala., 1952-54; Baptist student dir.,
Florence (Ala.) State College, 1954-58. Appointed for JAPAN, 1958.
U.S. address: Box 888, Eufaula, Ala. JAPAN

RANDALL, RUTH MEREDITH

b. Charlotte, Mich., Feb. 12, 1885; ed. Carver School, B.M.T., 1918.
Stenographer, law office, Chattanooga, Tenn., 1905-11. Appointed
1914; office sec. Colegio Batista Shepard, Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL,
1914-20; teacher, girls dept., Colegio Batista Shepard, 1917-51; editor,
literature dept., Brazil WMU, Rio, 1922-47. Retired 1952. Address:
P.O. Box 176, University Station, Fayetteville, Ark.
EMERITUS—BRAZIL

RANKIN, MANLY WHITFIELD
b. Newberry, S. C., Jan. 21, 1897; ed. Draughon’s Business College

(Columbia, S. C.); Wake Forest College, B.A., 1922; S.W.B.T\S.,
Th.M., 1988. Bookkeeper, Columbia, S. C., 1916; powder works, N. J.,
1918; schoolteacher, Robertsonville, N. C., 1922-23; worker with
Chinese, Memphis, Tenn., and Los Angeles, Calif., 1951-52. Ap-
pointed 1928; language study, Hakka dialect, 1923-25; Mandarin, 1940,
1944; Cantonese, 1947; educ.-evang. work, Shiuchow, CHINA, 1924-41;
evang. and relief work, Kukong, 1943-45; adviser for North River
district, Kukong, 1945-49; field evang., Ipoh, MALAYA, 1954-56;
Honolulu, HAwWAU, 1958—. m. Grace T. Elliott, 1924. U.S, address:
5802 Rebecca Lane, Knoxville, Tenn. HAWAII

RANKIN, GRACE T. ELLIOTT
(Mrs. Manly W.)

b. Howe, Tex., July 10, 1898; ed. Baylor College, B.A., 1919;
S.W.B.T.S., B.M.T., 1916; business college (Holdenville, Okla.)
Dir., Good Will Center, Oklahoma City (summer), 1918. Appointed
1919; language study, Yingtak, CHINA, 1920-21; prin., girls’ school,
Yingtak, 1920-22; Shiuchow, 1922-25; primary school, 1933-34; dir. of
Bible women, North River field, 1938-84; adviser for kindergarten
work, Shiuchow, 1984-87; evang. work, Shanghai, 1938-39; Hong
Kong, 1989-41; educ. work, Kukong, 1946-49; home-church evang.,
Ipoh, MALAYA, 1954-56; Honolulu, HAwAl, 1958—. m. Manly W.
Rankin, Aug. 18, 1924. Children: Manly W. Jr., 1925; John Elliott,
1930. HAWAII

RANKIN, SAMUEL GARDNER

b. Sandy Hook, Miss., Apr. 28, 1915; ed. Pearl River Jr. College;
La. State Univ., B.S., 1948; L.S.U. Medical School, M.D., 1943.
Intern, U.S. Naval Hospital, Portsmouth, Va., 1944; asst. to coroner,
New Orleans, La., 1941-48; asst. laboratory technician, Mercy Hos-
pital, New Orleans, 1943; asst. surgeon, “‘U.S.S. Grimes,” U.S.N.,
1944-46; resident physician, Grace Hospital, Richmond, Va., 1946-47.
Appointed 1947; language student, Canton, CHINA, 1947-48; staff
doctor, Stout Memorial Hospital, Wuchow, 1948-49; doctor, Kowloon,
Hone Kone, 1955—. m. Miriam Thomas, 1946. U.S. address:

Fairfax, S. C. HONG KONG

RANKIN, MIRIAM THOMAS
(Mrs. Samuel G.)

b. Fairfax, S. C., Mar. 17, 1912; ed. Winthrop College, B.A., 1933;
Carver School, M.R.E., 1988; Univ. of Calif. Language School.
Schoolteacher, S. C., Ga., Va., 1935-42; dir. of religious activities,
Westhampton College, Richmond, Va., 1946-47. Appointed 1942;
dean, Baptist Bible School, Honolulu, HAWAH, 1944-46; evang. worker,
Tungshan, Canton, CHINA, 1947-48; Wuchow, 1948-49; Kowloon,
Hone Kone, 1955—. m. Samuel G. Rankin, Aug. 15,1946. Children:
Harriet Ann, 1948; Margaret Ellen, 1952; Samuel Edward, 1954.

HONG KONG

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RATLIFF, JOHN DURWOOD

b. Floyd, N. M., Apr. 26, 1924; ed. Southern Methodist Univ., Asbury
College; Bob Jones College; Eastern N. M. College, B.A., 1949;
S.B.T.S., B.D., 1952. Pastor, rural mission church, N. M., 1943-44;
Causey Church, N. M., 1946-49; and Nortonville Church, Ky., 1949-52.
Appointed 1952; language study, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1958; field
evanglism, Tegucigalpa, HONDURAS, 1954—. m. Wynona Haragan,
1946. U.S. address: Floyd, N. M. HONDURAS

RATLIFF, WYNONA M. HARAGAN
(Mrs, John D.)

b. Portales, N. M., Nov. 17, 1927; ed. Eastern N. M. Univ.; Carver
School; School of Church Music (Louisville). Library worker,
Eastern N. M. Univ., 1947-48; S.B.T.S., 1949-50. Appointed 1952;
language study, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1958; home-church evang.,
Tegucigalpa, HONDURAS, 1954—. m. John D. Ratliff, July 28, 1946.
Children: Rebecca Sue, 1952; Deborah Kay, 1954; Judith Elaine,
1955. HONDURAS

RAY, BONNIE JEAN

b. Commerce, Ga., July 16, 1886; ed. Tift College, B.A., 1909; Carver
School, B.M.T., 1917; N.O.B.T.S. Schoolteacher, Ga., 1909-15; teach-
er, home mission school, Clayton, Ga., 1917-18; state mission work,
N. M., 1942; defense area, Wilmington, N. C., 1942-43; hospital mis-
sionary, New Orleans, La., 1943-45; state mission work in Mo., 1945.
Appointed 1918; language student, Peking, CHINA, 1918-19; evang.
worker, Pingtu, Shantung, China, 1919-40; Tsingtao, Shantung, 1947-
49; Waialae Church, Honolulu, HAWAt, 1950-52. Retir 1954.
Address: 3408S. Ridgewood Ave., Box 791, Daytona Beach, Fla.
EMERITUS—CHINA and HAWAII

RAY, DANIEL BROOKS

b. Wuchow, Kwong Sai, China, Dec. 25, 1928; ed. Baylor Univ., B.S.,

1950; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1953. U.S. Army, 1943-46; staff worker,

Ridgecrest (summer), 1948; pastor, First Baptist Mission, Bonham,

Tex., 1950-53. Appointed 1953; language study, Pusan, KormA, 1953-

54; field chgme Taejon, 1954-58; Chonan, 1958—. m. Frances Deal,
r

1958. U.S. address: 1203 N. Cedar, Bonham, Tex. KOREA

RAY, FRANCES JEAN DEAL
(Mrs. Daniel B.)

b. Houston, Tex., Oct. 10, 1930; ed. Southwest Tex. State Teachers
College, B.S., 1951; S.W.B.T.S. Typist and file clerk, Southwest Tex.
State Teachers College, San Marcos, 1948-49; mathematics teacher,
jr. high school, Brenham, Tex., 1951; office worker, airplane factory
and Universal Mills, Fort Worth, Tex., 1951-52; S.W.B.T.S., 1952-53.
Appointed 19538; language study, Pusan, KorBA, 1953-54; home-church
evang., Taejon, 1954-58; Chonan, 1959—. m. Daniel B. Ray, June 27,
1958. Children: Mark Andrew, 1954; Ben Gilman, 1956; Andrew
Rex, 1958. KOREA

RAY, EMIT OZENE

b. Mosheim, Tex., Apr. 7, 1920; ed. Tex. Christian Univ.; Austin
College; Okla. Baptist Univ., B.A., 1949; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1952.
U.S. Air Force, 1948-46; pastor, churches in Okla. and Tex., 1946-84.
Appointed (special) 1954; educ. work, Nassau, BAHAMAS, 1954—.
m. S. Kathryn McCluney, Aug. 20, 1941. U.S. address: 2224 East
19th St., Tulsa, Okla. BAHAMAS

RAY, SARAH KATHRYN McCLUNEY
(Mrs. Emit O.)

b. Phoenix, Ariz., Nov. 14, 1922; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ. Appointed
(special) 1954; educ. work, Nassau, BAHAMAS, 1954—. m. Emit O.
Ray, Aug. 20, 1941. Children: Karen Anne, 1948; Steven Leigh,
1947; Kurt Allen, 1951. BAHAMAS

RAY, JANET GILMAN
(Mrs. Rex)

b. Hainan, China, Dec. 9, 1890; ed. N. Y. Normal School, B.A., 1912.
Schoolteacher, N. Y. and N. J., 1913-17; missionary to China under
Presbyterian Church, U.S.A., 1917-20. Appointed 1921; educ.-evang.
work, Wuchow, Kwangsi, CHINA, 1921-37; Kweilin, 1948; teacher,
Waang To girls’ school, 1928-29; dir., kindergarten and primary
school, Hong Kong, 1987-41; evang. work, Toishan City and Tai
Kam Leper Colony, 1948-50; Pusan, Korma, 1954-55. Retired 1955.
m. Rex Ray, Nov. 11, 1920 (d. 1958). Children: David F., 1921 (d.
1958); Daniel B., 1923; Marian McNair, 1925 (d. 1930); Lois Ellen,
1929; Mary Dee, 1933. Address: 1203 N. Cedar, Bonham, Tex.
EMERITUS—CHINA and KOREA

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RAY, JEFFERSON FRANKLIN

b. Ripley, Miss., Jan. 15, 1872; ed. Southern Tenn. College; Blount
SN Union Univ., B.A., 1901; M.A., 1902; D.D., 1922; S.B.T\S.,
Th.M., 1904. Schoolteacher and pastor, Ala. and Miss., 1891-96;
interim pastor’ and teacher, Calif. and Tenn., 1948—. Appointed
1904; evang. work, Fukuoka Church, JAPAN, 1907-08; Shimonoseki-
Moji-Kokura-Yawata field, 1909-16; Hiroshima and Kure, 1918-41;
trustee of Seinan Gakuin and of Japan Baptist theol. seminary.
Author: “Stewardship” tr sae Fa Retired 1942. m. Daisy Pettus,
Sept. 7, 1904 (d. 1944). hildren: Jefferson Franklin, Jr., 1905;
Hermon Stevens, 1907; Emma Pettus, 1911; Mary Elizabeth, 19138.
Address: 116 Stoddert, Jackson, Tenn. EMERITUS—JAPAN

RAY, STANLEY E

b. Tulsa, Okla., Feb. 10, 1919; ed. East Tex. Baptist College; Baylor
Univ., B.A., 1950; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1953. Bookkeeper and sales-
man, real estate, Longview, Tex., 1936-41; U.S. Army, 1942-46; part-
ner with building contractor, Longview, 1946-47; accounting clerk,
electrical co., Fort Worth, Tex., 1951-52; pastor, Tex., 1948-53. Ap-
pointed (special) 1953; language study, Oyo, NiGmRIA, 1954; publica-
tion work, Ibadan, 1954-56; acting business manager, Baptist Mission,
Lagos, 1957-58. m. Ernestine Wilson, 1947. U.S. address: 410
Diane Dr., Longview, Tex. NIGERIA

RAY, ERNESTINE JANE WILSON
(Mrs. Stanley E)

b. Haileyville, Okla., Sept. 20, 1922; ed. Kilgore Jr. College; S.W.B.T.S.
Proofreader and reporter for newspapers in Longview and Pecos, Tex.,
Tallahassee, Fla., and Hemet, Calif., 1941-44; owner and _ operator,
book store, Longview, 1944-47; editor, monthly magazine, East Tex.
Chamber of Commerce, Longview, 1947. Appointed (special) 1953;
language study, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1954; publication work, Ibadan,
1954-56; evang., Lagos, 1957-58. m. Stanley Ray, Mar. 16, 1947.
Children: Barbara Joyce, 1947; Stanleye Jane, 1950; Christopher
Joel, 1955; Frances Noel, 1958. NIGERIA

REEVES, HAROLD PHILMON

b. Shreveport, La., Jan. 28, 1923; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1948;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1951. Army Air Force, bombardier and navigator,
1943-46; pastor, Tex. churches, 1946-49; evang. for youth revivals,
Student Dept. of Tex. (summers), 1948, 1950; supply pastor, Queens-
borough Church, Shreveport, La. (summer), 1949; pastor, Immanuel
Church, McKinney, Tex., 1949-51. Appointed 1951; evang. work,
Bangkok, THAILAND, 1952-57. m. Rose Lengefeld, 1948. U.S. ad-
dress: P. O. Box 695, Hawkins, Tex. THAILAND

REEVES, ROSE LENGEFELD
(Mrs. Harold P.)

b. Kyle, Tex., Apr. 25, 1924; ed. Victoria Jr. College; Baylor Univ.,
B.A., 1948; S.W.B.T.S. Student employee (part-time), Baylor Univ.,
1945-46; state worker, Tex. Vacation Bible schools (summers), 1946-
47; editor, ‘‘The Shield,” 1947-48; schoolteacher, Fort Worth, Tex.,
1950-51. Appointed 1951; evang. work, Bangkok, THAILAND, 1952-
57. m. Harold P. Reeves, June 18, 1948. Child: Anna Ruth, 1956.

THAILAND

REID, ORVIL WILSON

b. Stigler, Okla., May 22, 1908; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ., B.A., 1933;
S.W.B.T.S., Th.B., 1988; S.B.T.S.; S.E.B.T.S. Mexican National
Univ. Pastor, Okla. churches, 1931-37; supt., Mexican Mission, Fort
Worth, Tex., 1987-38. Appointed 1938; language student, Mexico
City, 1988-40; founder and dir., Mexican Baptist Anti-alcohol Cam-
paign, 1941—; Baptist student home, Guadalajara, MExIco, 1943-
52; print shop, 1944-55; Good Will Center, 1948-58; gen. evang.,
1940—. Author: 4 books in English; 6 in Spanish. m. Jewell Starr,
May 20, 1984 (d. 1940). Child: Roderick Allen, 1996. m. Alma
Ervin, 1943. U.S. address: c/o WMU Hdars., 1141 N. Robinson,
Oklahoma City, Okla. MEXICO

REID, ALMA ERVIN
(Mrs. Orvil W.)

b. Linden, Tenn., June 8, 1909; ed. Union Univ., B.A., 1939;
S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1941; S.B.T.S.; S.E.B.T.S. Editorial asst.,
Sunday School Board of S.B.C., 1941-48. Appointed 1948; language
student, Guadalajara, Mexico, 1943-44; asst. dir., Baptist student
home, Guadalajara, 1945-52; gen. evang. worker, 1945—. m. Orvil
W. Reid, Oct. 25, 19438. Child: Charlotte Ann, 1944, MEXICO

RENFROW, HAROLD EDWARD

b. Wooldridge, Mo., Oct. 7, 1923; ed. Hannibal-LaGrange es si
A.S., 1944; William Jewell College, B.A., 1946; S.W.B.T.S., B.D.,
1950. Pastor, Madison, Mo., 1948-44; Willard, Mo., 1944-45; Wool-
dridge, Mo., 1945-46; Lupus, Mo., 1945-46; Trenton, Tex., 1947;
Bastrop, La., 1947-49; Norborne, Mo., 1949-51; Steelville, Mo., 1951-
55. Appointed 1955; language study, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1955-56;
field evang., Sao Paulo, 1956—; exec. sec., Sao Paulo state convention,
1957-58; teacher, Baptist school, 1958—. m. Nona Baumgartner,
1945. U.S. address: 1003 Seventh St., Boonville, Mo. BRAZIL

148

 
RENFROW, NONA MAE BAUMGARTNER
(Mrs. Harold E.)

b. Boone Co., Mo., Apr. 28, 1920; ed. William Jewell College, B.A.,
1945; S.W.B.T.S. Pastor’s asst. and dir. of youth recreation, North
Shore Church, Chicago, Ill., 1945-46. Appointed 1955; language study,
Campinas, BRAzIL, 1955-56; home-church evang., Sao Paulo, 1956—;
teacher, Baptist school, 1958—. m. Harold E. Renfrow, June 25,
1945. Children: Nona Lea, 1948; Cynthia Fern, 1951. BRAZIL

RICHARDS, DONALD JOE

b. El Paso, Tex., Apr. 29, 1928; ed. Tex. A. and M. College; N. M.
College of A. and M. Arts; Tex. Western College, B.S., 1951;
S.W:B.T.S., B.D., 1955. Shop coach, Fort Worth (Tex.) Boys’ Club,
1951-52; aircraft dispatcher, Grand Prairie, Tex., 1952-54; athletic
dir., Fort Worth Boys’ Club, 1954-55; pastor, Rosamond Chapel,
Anna, Tex., 1954-55; First Church, Estancia, N. M., 1955-56; First
Church, Mesilla Park, N. M., 1956-59. Appointed for BRAZIL, 1958.
m. Shari Sherman, 1951. U.S. address: c/o Wyatt Richards, 4747
Emory Way, El Paso, Tex. BRAZIL

RICHARDS, SHARI ANN SHERMAN
(Mrs. Donald J.)

b. Haskell, Tex., Apr. 25, 1933; ed. S.W.B.T.S., A.R.E., 1955. Clerk-
typist, El Paso, 1950-51, and Fort Worth, Tex., 1951-52; substitute
teacher, Las Cruces, N. M., 1958-59. Appointed for BRAZIL, 1958.
m. Donald Richards, July 12,1951. Children: Kenneth Wyatt, 1952;
Michael Lee, 1955; Chrystal Gay, 1956. BRAZIL

RICHARDSON, JARRETT WOOD H., JR.

b. Ariton, Ala., June 6, 1916; ed. (Ala.) State Teachers College;
Howard College, B.A., 1940; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1944. Schoolteacher,
Alexander City, Ala., 1937-38; pastor, Alabama, Ky., Ind., and S. C.
churches, 1940-45. Appointed 1944; evang. work, Shaki, NIGERIA,

1945—. m. Margaret Sampson, 19438. U.S. address: Ariton, Ala.
NIGERIA

RICHARDSON, MARGARET SAMPSON
(Mrs. J. W. H., Jr.)

b. Columbia, S. C., Oct. 30, 1915; ed. Univ. of S. C., B.S., 1936; M.S.,
1987; Medical College of S. C., M.D., 1941; Carver School. Intern,
Garfield Memorial Hospital, Washington, D. C., 1941-42; resident
physician, Carver School, 1942-44; public health worker, Louisville,
Ky., 1944. Appointed 1944; medical missionary, Baptist dispensary
and hospital, Shaki, NIGERIA, 1945—. m. Jarrett Wood H. Richard-
son, Jr., Oct. 2, 1948. Children: Margaret Lillian, 1944; Jarrett
Wood, III, 1947; Walter Sampson, 1950. NIGERIA

RICKETSON, ROBERT FLEMING

b. LaGrange, Ga,, Jan. 9, 1908; ed. Mercer Univ., B.A., 1925; B.S. and
M.A., 1928; George Peabody College for Teachers, B.S.L.S., 1942;
S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1980; Th.D., 1944; Teachers College, Columbia
Univ.; Univ. of Calif. Appointed 1936; language student, Peking,
CHINA, 1937-38; educ.-evang. worker, Chefoo, China, 1938-40; Shang-
hai, 1940-41, 1947-51; Soochow, 1946-47; teacher, Baguio, PHILIP-
PINES, 1952—. m. Bettie Abernethy, 1933. U.S. address: Hollis,
Okla. PHILIPPINES

RICKETSON, BETTIE ABERNETHY
(Mrs. Robert F.)

b. Harmon Co., Okla., Dec. 6, 1902; ed. Simmons College; South-
western (Okla.) State Teachers College, B.S., 1924; Okla. A. and M.
College; S.W.B.T.S., B.S.M., 1981. Schoolteacher, Okla., 1922-28,
1931-33. Appointed 1986; language student, Peking, CHINA, 1937-38;
evang. worker, Chefoo, China, 1938-40; Shanghai, 1940, 1947-48;
Soochow, 1946-47; Baguio, PHILIPPINES, 1948-50; teacher, 1952—.
m. Robert F. Ricketson, May 28, 1933. Children: James Edgar,
1938; Samuel Abernethy, 1940. PHILIPPINES

RIDDELL, GERALD

b. Caddo, Tex., Oct. 6, 1915; ed. Howard Payne College, B.A., 1938;
S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1941. Pastor, Melwood Church, Brownwood,
Tex., 1941-43; West Laurel (Miss.) Church, 1944. Appointed 1944;
language student, Univ. of Cartagena, COLOMBIA, 1945; pastor, Central
Church, Cartagena, 1946; dir., ““El Heraldo Bautista,” Bogota, 1946;
evang. worker, Bogota, 1946-54; Barranquilla, 1954-57; teacher,
Baptist academy, Temuco, CHILE, 1958—. m. Virgie Marion Ther-
rell, 1939. U.S. address: 2816 Bay Springs Dr., Laurel, Miss. CHILE

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(Mrs. Gerald)

b. Meridian, Miss., June 20, 1917; ed. Ellisville (Miss.) Jr. College;
Miss. State Teachers College, B.Mus., 1938; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E. and
B.S.M., 1941; B.C.M., 1958. Pastor’s asst., Brownwood, Tex., 1941-
48; Laurel, Miss., 1944. Appointed 1944; language student, Univ.
of Cartagena, COLOMBIA, 1945; evang. worker, Cartagena, 1946;
Bogota, 1946-54; Barranquilla, 1954-57; teacher, Baptist academy,
Temuco, CHILE, 1958—. m. Gerald Riddell, Aug. 1, 1939. Children:
Gerald Donald, 1942; John Marion, 1943; Therrell James, 1947; Joe

Roy, 1951. CHILE

RIDDELL, OLIVE PAULINE

b. Tabscott, Va., June 1, 1888; ed. Normal School; Carver School,
B.M.T., 1919. Associational missionary, Va., 1942—. Appointed
1919; evang. worker, Pochow and Kweiteh, CHINA, 1919-40. etired
1953. Address: P.O. Box 214, Richlands, Va.
EMERITUS—CHINA

RIDENOUR, CREA

b. Westbourne, Tenn., Apr. 16, 1919; ed. Carson-Newman College,
B.A., 1941; Carver School, M.R.E., 1945. Schoolteacher, Tenn., 1937-
40, 1941-48. Appointed 1945; language student, Cali, COLOMBIA,
1945-46; educ. worker, Barranquilla, 1946-54; dir., women’s dept.,

theol. seminary, Cali, 1954—. U.S. address: Caryville, Tenn.
COLOMBIA

RIFFEY, JOHN LESLIE

b. Marianna, Ark., Dec. 22, 1901; ed. Ouachita College, B.A., 1926;
S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1928; Ph.D., 1982. Pastor, Ark., Ky., and Ind.
churches, 1924-35. Appointed 1935; supply pastor, Barro Preto
Church, Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, BRAZIL, 1987-88; co-pastor,
Tijuca Church, Rio de Janeiro, 1938-47; dir., extension course, Baptist
theol. seminary, Rio de Janeiro, 1938-54; state (Rio) evang., Niteroi,
1955—. Author: “Vitalizing the Church Program” (Portuguese);
“Introduction to the Old Testament.” m. Prudence Amos, 1928.

U.S. address: c/o Leslie A. Coleman, 587 N. 58rd, Fort Smith,
Ark. BRAZIL

RIFFEY, PRUDENCE AMOS
(Mrs. John L.)

b. Greenwood, Ark., Apr. 16, 1906; ed. Ouachita College, B.A., 1927;
Carver School, B.M.T., 1981; S.W.B.T.S. Fieldworker, Ark. Sunday
school and B.T.U. depts. (summers), 1925-27; schoolteacher, Poca-
hontas, Ark., 1927-28. Appointed 1935; language student, and teacher
in Baptist primary schools, Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL, 1935-36; asst.,
boarding dept., boys’ school, and gen. evang. worker, Belo Horizonte,
1937-88; children’s worker, Federal District, Rio, 1989-47; music
teacher, extension course, Baptist theol. seminary, Rio; field (Rio state)
evang., 1955—. m. John L, Riffey, Aug. 8, 1928. Child: Joan Larie
(m, Sutton), 1930. BRAZIL

RINES, ANNIE JOSEPHINE

b. Jefferson Co., Tenn., Apr. 29, 1914; ed. Carson-Newman College,
B.S., 1940; Carver School, M.R.E., 1948; Baptist Memorial Hospital
School of Nursing, Memphis, Tenn., R.N., 1943. Evang. among
Negroes, Jefferson City, Tenn., 1939-40; Louisville, Ky., 1943-44;
nurse, Memphis, 1940; Jefferson City, 1943. Appointed 1944; medical
asst., Baptist dispensary and clinic, Iwo, NIGERIA, 1945; dir., 1946-47;
1949-51; teacher, Baptist college, 1945; medical missionary, leper
colony, Iwo, 1946-47, 1949-51; nurse-teacher, missionary children’s
school, and evang. worker, leper colony, Oyo, 1951-52; nurse-teacher,
Ogbomosho, 1953-55; hostess, Baptist hostel, Lagos, 1955-56. U.S.
address: R.F.D., Talbott, Tenn. NIGERIA

ROBERSON, CECIL F.

b. Meridian, Miss., Feb. 5, 1911; ed. Miss. College, B.A., 1940; Univ.
of Miss., M.A., 1948. Prin. and teacher, grammar school, 1938-42;
supt. and teacher, high school, 1942-48; teacher, Acadia Baptist
Academy, Church Point, La., 1943-45; pastor, La. and Miss. churches,
1934-44; teacher, Baptist college, Iwo, Nigeria, 1946-48. Appointed
1949; educ.-evang. worker, Port Harcourt, NIGERIA, 1950; Oyo, 1951-
52; Kabba, 1954-58. m. Marie Coats, 1939. U.S. address: Clinton,
Miss. NIGERIA

ROBERSON, E. MARIE COATS
(Mrs. Cecil F.)

b. Meridian, Miss., July 4, 1919; ed. Meridian Jr. College; Miss.
College, B.A., 1957; Univ. of Miss.; Jones County Jr. College. Music
teacher, 1939-42; music and social science teacher, Acadia Academy,
Church Point, La., 1943-45; teacher, Baptist college, Iwo, Nigeria,
1946-48. Appointed 1949; prin., Baptist day school, Port Harcourt,
NIGERIA, 1950; evang. worker, Oyo, 1951-52; Kabba, 1954-58. m.
Cecil Roberson, July 8, 1939. Child: James Conrad, 1942. NIGERIA

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b. Columbia, S. C., July 19, 1920; ed. Univ. of S. C., B.A. in Ed., 1941;
Columbia Commercial College; Columbia Bible College; Clinical
Training Course, N. C. Baptist Hospital; Carver School, M.R.E., 1946.
Sec. to registrar, 1941-48, and asst. registrar, Columbia Bible College,
1948-44; student worker, Home Mission Board (summer), 1945.
Appointed 1946; language student, Asuncion, PARAGUAY, and Rosario,
ARGENTINA, 1946-47; educ.-evang. worker, Asuncion, 1948, 1950-52;
secretarial worker, Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA, 1949; Baptist hospital,
Asuncion, PARAGUAY, 1952—. U.S. address: 2181 Lincoln St.,
Columbia 17, S. C. PARAGUAY

ROBERTSON, REUBEN BOYD

b. Harmon Co., Okla., Feb. 24, 1922; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ.; Hardin-
Simmons Univ., B.A., 1944; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1950. Pastor, First
Church, Preston, Okla., 1940-41; Westside Mission, Sweetwater, Tex.,
1941-44; Nolan (Tex.) Church, 1944-47; First Church, Cedar Hill, Tex.,
1947-50; First Church, Carrollton, Tex., 1950. Appointed 1950;
language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1951; Cuyo District evang.
worker, and pastor, First Baptist Church, Mendoza, ARGENTINA,

1952—. m. Jane Meskimen, 1942. U.S. address: c/o R. B. Rob-
ertson, Morris, Okla. ARGENTINA

ROBERTSON, JANE MESKIMEN
(Mrs. R. Boyd)

b. Kingsville, Tex., Oct. 22, 1921; ed. Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.M.,
1942. Preparatory piano teacher, Hardin-Simmons Univ., Abilene,
Tex., 1942-44; schoolteacher, Nolan, Tex., 1946. Appointed 1950;
language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1951; Cuyo District evang.
worker, Mendoza, ARGENTINA, 1952—. m. R. Boyd Robertson,
Dec. 28, 1942. Children: David Boyd, 1944 (d. 1948); Mary Lynn,

1947; Carol Elizabeth, 1949; Ann Louise, 1952; Philip Noel, 1954.
ARGENTINA

ROBINSON, GORDON EUGENE

b. Klamath Falls, Ore., Jan. 2, 1980; ed. Hardin-Simmons Uniy.; Way-
land Baptist College, B.A., 1951; G.G.B.T.S., B.D., 1955. Minister
of music, First Church, Crane, Tex. (summer), 1949; First Church,
O'Donnell, Tex., 1950; Twelfth Ave. Church, Sacramento, Calif., 1951-
52; pastor, First Church, Fair Oaks, Calif., 1953-55. Appointed 1955;
language student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1955-56; teacher, Baptist high school,
and field evang., Abeokuta, 1956; Port Harcourt, 1957—. m. Maxine
Williams, 1950. U.S. address: 1986 Awbrey Rd., Bend, Ore.

: NIGERIA

ROBINSON, MAXINE WILLIAMS
(Mrs. Gordon Eugene)

b. Mullin, Tex., July 8, 1925; ed. Howard Payne College, B.A., 1951;
G.G.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1955. Beauty operator, Brownwood, Tex.,
1946-49, 1950-51; Crane, Tex., 1949-50; Berkeley, Calif., 1952-54;
sec., Twelfth Ave. Church, Sacramento, Calif., 1951-52; kindergarten
teacher, Univ. Church, Oakland, Calif., 1954-55. Appointed 1955;
language student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1955-56; teacher, Baptist high school,
and field evang., Abeokuta, 1956; Port Harcourt, 1957—. m. Gordon
Eugene Robinson, Dec. 28, 1950. NIGERIA

ROBISON, OREN CHARLES, JR.

b. Okmulgee, Okla., Oct. 11, 1922; ed. East Central (Okla.) State
College; Okla. Baptist Univ., B.A., 1948; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1950; Th.M.,
1951. U.S. Army, 1942-46; pastor, Ada, Okla., 1946-47; summer
worker, Home Mission Board, 1948; pastor, East View, Ky., 1948-51;
teacher, Miss. Woman’s College, and interim pastor, Immanuel
Baptist Church, Hattiesburg, 1951-52. Appointed 1952; language
student, Port Harcourt, NIGERIA, 1952-53; evang. worker, Joinkrama,
1953-54; Benin City, 1954—. m. Martha Boaz, 1951. U.S. address:
25529 President Ave., Harbor City, Calif. NIGERIA

ROBISON, MARTHA BOAZ
(Mrs. O. C., Jr.)

b. Murray, Ky., Aug. 25, 1929; ed. Ky. Baptist Hospital School of
Nursing, R.N., 1951; Miss. Woman’s College; Okla. Baptist Univ.
Campus nurse, Miss. Woman’s College, Hattiesburg, 1951-52. Ap-
pointed 1952; language student, Port Harcourt, NicERIA, 1952-53;
nurse, Baptist hospital, Joinkrama, 1953-54; evang. worker, Benin
City, 1954—. m. Oren C. Robison, Jr., Aug. 28, 1951. NIGERIA

ROGERS, HELEN ARLENE

b. Fresno, Calif., Sept. 12, 1929; ed. Memorial Hospital School of
Nursing (Houston, Tex.), R.N., 1951; Howard Payne College; School
of Nursing, Vanderbilt Univ., B.S.N., 1955; G.G.B.T.S. Summer
missionary, Tenn. B.S.U., Barranquilla, Colombia, 1953; nurse, Medi-
eal Arts Hospital, Brownwood, Tex., 1951-52; Memorial Hospital,
Houston, 1952; Mid-State Baptist Hospital, Nashville, Tenn., 1952-
54; Contra Costa County Health Dept., Martinez, Calif., 1954-55;
Herrick Memorial Hospital, Berkeley, Calif., 1955-56. Appointed 1956;
language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1956-57; nurse, Baptist
hospital, Barranquilla, CoLomB1A, 1957—. U.S, address: 1908 Ad-
dison, Berkeley, Calif. COLOMBIA

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b. Malone, Tex., Sept. 30, 1928; ed. Mary Hardin-Baylor College,
B.S., 1945; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1948; Univ. of Houston. Sec., First
Church, Garland, Tex., 1946-47; educ. and youth dir., Southland
Church, Houston, Tex., 1948-49; Heights First Church, Houston,
1949-58. Appointed 1953; language student, SINGAPORE, 1953-54;
evang., Swatow Church, Nee Soon and Sembawang gospel centers,
Singapore, 1953-57; manager, Baptist Book Store, Penang, MALAYA,
1958. U.S. address: 6810 Eastwood, Houston 21,Tex. MALAYA

ROHM, ALMA HAZEL

b. Waco, Tex., Nov. 11, 1925; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1947; S.W.B.T.S.,
M.R.E., 1949. Vacation Bible school worker in Tex., 1942-48; labora-
tory asst., biology, Baylor Univ., Waco, Tex., 1944-47; schoolteacher,
Buckner Home Academy, Dallas, Tex., 1949-50. Appointed 1950;
teacher, Reagan Memorial girls’ school, Lagos, NIGERIA, 1950-51;
language student, Ire, 1951; teacher, Baptist college, Iwo, 1951—.
U.S. address: Rte. 4, Box 919, Waco, Tex. NIGERIA

ROPER, CLEO ANITA

b. Clarkesville, Ga., May 5, 1927; ed. Piedmont College, B.A., 1947;
Carver School, M.R.E., 1952. Schoolteacher, Ga., 1947-50; Vacation
Bible school worker, north Ga. (summers), 1948-51; asst. to alumnae
sec., Carver School, 1951-52;. girls’ dir., Central Baptist Mission,
Louisville, Ky., 1952-54, Appointed 1954; teacher, Reagan Memorial
girls’ school, Yaba (Lagos), NiGERIA, 1954-55, 1955—; language stu-
dent, Oyo, 1955. U.S. address: Box 11, Clarkesville, Ga.

NIGERIA

ROPER, JOHN ANDERSON, JR.

b. Six Mile, S. C., Aug. 25, 1925; ed. Mars Hill College; Furman Univ.,
B.S., 1947; Temple Univ. School of Medicine, M.D., 1951; S.B.T.S.
U.S. Army, 1943-45; Vacation Bible school worker, Pickens, S. C.,
1950; intern, Baylor Univ. Hospital, Dallas, Tex., 1951-52; resident
in surgery, Episcopal Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa., 1952-53; resident
physician, S.B.T.S., 1958-54. Appointed 1954; language student,
Beirut, LEBANON, 1955; staff doctor, Baptist hospital, Gaza, 1956-57;
Ajloun, JORDAN, 1957—. m. Ruth Atkinson, 1952. U.S. address:
Six Mile,S.C. - NEAR EAST

ROPER, RUTH ELLIS ATKINSON
(Mrs. John A., Jr.)

b. Vineland, N. J., Mar. 8, 1924; ed. Pa. State College, B.S., 1944;
Moody Bible Institute; Temple Univ. School of Medicine, M.D., 1953.
Analytical chemist, Bound Brook, N. J., 1944-46; laboratory techni-
cian, Tioga Gen. Hospital, Waverly, N. Y., 1950; intern, Louisville
(Ky.) Gen. Hospital, 1953-54. Appointed 1954; language student,
Beirut, LEBANON, 1955; staff doctor, Baptist hospital, Gaza, 1956-
57; Ajloun, JORDAN, 1957—. m. John A. Roper, Jr., Aug. 1, 1952.
Children: John Anderson, III, 1955; Keren Ruth, 1956.

NEAR EAST

ROSS, FRANK GILBERT

b. Dallas, Tex., July 2, 1928; ed. Howard Payne College; Univ. of
Corpus Christi, B.A., 1950; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. Pastor, First
Church, Long Mott, Tex., 1947-49; Thorp Spring (Tex.) Mission,
1951-53; Choate (Tex.) Church, 1954-56; Boling (Tex.) Church, 1956-
58. Appointed for MExiIco, 1958; language study, San Jose, CosTa
Rica, 1958-59. m. Carolyn O’Brien, 1950. U.S. address: c/o J.
Hardy Ross, Star Route, Palacios, Tex. MEXICO

ROSS, CAROLYN MARIE O’BRIEN
(Mrs. F. Gilbert)

b. Valley Wells, Tex., Feb. 22, 1932; ed. Univ. of Corpus Christi;
S.W.B.T.S., A.R.E., 1954. Sec., commercial firm, Agua Dulce, Tex.,
1949. Appointed for MExico, 1958;.language study, San Jose, COSTA
Rica, 1958-59. m. F. Gilbert Ross, July 1,1950. Children: Deborah
Lynn, 1952; Marie Darlene, 1954. MEXICO

ROSS, J. WILSON

b. Lone Oak, Tex., Feb. 26, 1926; ed. Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.A.,
1946; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1949; M.R.E., 1956; Tex. Technological
College, M.A., 1958. YMCA boys’ club dir., Fort Worth, Tex. (part-
time), 1947-49; pastor, First Church, Gene Autry, Okla., 1947-49;
Terrace Acres Church, Fort Worth, Tex., 1949-50. Appointed 1950;
language student, Costa Rica, 1950-51; fieldworker and dir. of boys’
student home, Chihuahua, Mexico, 1951-52; fieldworker in state of
Coahuila, Mexico, 1952-53; editorial dir., Baptist Spanish Publishing
House, Kl Paso, 1953—; editor, “El Promotor de Educacion Cris-
tiana,’”’ 1953—. .m. Jimmie Meek, 1947. U.S. address: 27 Garden
Road, San Angelo, Tex.

BAPTIST SPANISH PUBLISHING HOUSE

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(Mrs. J. Wilson)

b. Wolforth, Tex., Sept. 18, 1925; ed. San Angelo Jr. College; Hardin-
Simmons Univ., B.S., 1946; S.W.B.T.S. Typist and saleslady, lumber
co., San Angelo, Tex., 1943-44; sec., Univ. Church, Abilene, Tex.,
1944-47; Sagamore Hill Church, Fort Worth, Tex., 1947-49. Appoint-
ed 1950; language student, Costa Rica, 1950-51; fieldworker and dir.
girls’ student home, Chihuahua, MExiIco, 1951-52; fieldworker in
state of Coahuila, Mexico, 1952-58; editorial worker, Baptist Spanish
Publishing House, El Paso, 1953—. m. J. Wilson Ross, May 7, 1947.
Children: Becky Jean, 1949; Judy Marie, 1952; Gary Wilson, 1958.
BAPTIST SPANISH PUBLISHING HOUSE

ROWDEN, PAUL DENNIS, JR.

b. Atlanta, Ga., Dec. 27, 1924; ed. Emory Univ., B.A., 1946;
S.W.B.T.S.; N.O.B.T.S., B.D., 1951. U.S. Naval Reserve, 1943-45;

pastor, Stapleton Church and Durant Chapel, Ala., 1949-51. Ap-
pointed 1951; dir., George W. Truett Children’s Home, Nazareth,

ISRAEL, 1952; prin., Nazareth Baptist School, 1952-53; evang., Jeru-
salem, 1954-55; Haifa, 1955—. m. Marjorie Cole, 1946. U.S. ad-
dress: 1712 West Haven Drive, S.W., Atlanta, Ga. ISRAEL

ROWDEN, MARJORIE ANN COLE
(Mrs. Paul D., Jr.)

b. Atlanta, Ga., Apr. 4, 1924; ed. Ga. State College for Women; Agnes
Scott College, B.A., 1945; N.O.B.T.S. Bank clerk, Atlanta, 1942-47.
Appointed 1951; co-dir., George W. Truett Children’s Home, ISRAEL,
1952; teacher, Nazareth Baptist school, 1952-53; evang., Jerusalem,
1954-55; Haifa, 1955—. m. Paul D. Rowden, Jr., June 8, 1946. Chil-
dren: Rebecca Ann, 1948; Robin Lynne, 1951; Richard Wayne,
1957. ISRAEL

ROWE, C. HOOKER CHILES
(Mrs. J. H.)

b. Hazelhurst, Miss., Jan. 28, 1883; ed. Miss. Industrial Institute;
Ala. State College, B.A., 1910; Carver School, B.M.T., 1915; Kinder-
garten Training School (Louisville, Ky.). Prin., Aliceville (Ala.)
High School, 1907-10. Appointed 1915; kindergarten dir., Kokura,
JAPAN, 1916-23; prin., Seinan Jo Gakuin, 1923-38. Retired 1935.
m. John Hansford Rowe, June 21, 1921 (d. 1929.) Child: Mary
Elisabeth, 1924. Address: 811 Berkeley Drive, Redlands, Calif.
EMERITUS—JAPAN

RUMPHOL, RUTH MYRTLE

b. Augusta, Wis., Feb. 24, 1911; ed. Eau Claire State Teachers Col-
lege; Kahler Hospitals School of Nursing (Rochester, Minn.), R.N.,
1949; study in surgery, Methodist Hospital, Rochester, Minn. Phm3c,
U.S. Navy Hospital Corps, 1943-45; head nurse, Worrall Hospital,
Rochester, 1949-50; supervisor, ear, nose, throat floor, Worrall Hos-
pital, Rochester, 1950-51. Appointed (special until 1955) 1951; nurse,
Baptist hospital, Ogbomosho, NIGERIA, 1951—. U.S. address: 1524
Highland Avenue, Eau Claire, Wis. NIGERIA

RUNYAN, FARRELL EDWARD

b. Simpsonville, S. C., Dec. 27, 1919; ed. North Greenville Jr. College;
Furman Univ., B.A., 1941; N.O.B.T.S., Th.M., 1944; Th.D., 1956.
Teacher, Negro seminary, New Orleans, La., 1942-44; pastor, Lucedale,
Miss., 1944-46; schoolteacher, Lucedale, 1944-45. Appointed 1946;
language student, Shaki, NIGERIA, 1947; evang. worker, Igede, 1946,
1948-49; principal, Hausa Pastors’ School, and area adviser, Kaduna,
1950—. m. Elizabeth Barnett, 1942. U.S. address: c/o Rev. C. E.
Hood, 313 Church St., Whitmire, S. C. NIGERIA

RUNYAN, ELIZABETH BARNETT
(Mrs. Farrell E.)

b. Campobello, S. C., Dec. 6, 1920; ed. North Greenville Jr. College;
Carson-Newman College, B.A., 1941; N.O.B.T.S. Schoolteacher,
Inman, S. C., 1941-42. Appointed 1946; language student, Shaki,
NIGERIA, 1947; evang. worker, Igede, 1946, 1948-49; teacher, HAUSA
women’s school, Kaduna, 1950—. m. Farrell E. Runyan, June 6,
1942. Children: Sylvia Carolyn, 1944; Michael Edward, 1948; Charles
Alan, 1951, NIGERIA

RUSSELL, D. RUDALPH _—— 4

b. Whitewright, Tex., May 20, 1922; ed. Arlington (Tex.) State Col- 4 -
lege; Baylor Univ., B.A., 1944; S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1947; M.R.E., —
1948. Pastor, Tex. churches, 1944-48. Appointed 1948; church and idl
field evang., Canton, CHINA, 1948-49; Bangkok, THAILAND, 1949-53;

Ayudhya, 1958-57; Bangkok, 1957—. m. Joy Day, 1946. U.S. ad-
dress: 4775 Lubbock, Fort Worth 15, Tex. THAILAND

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RUSSELL, JOY DAY
(Mrs. D. Rudalph)

b. Dallas, Tex., Mar. 12, 1924; ed. Southern Methodist Univ., B.A.,
1945; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1948. Asst. dir. and children’s worker,
Mexican Presbyterian Center, Fort Worth, Tex., 1947; teacher, eve-
ning school, Fort Worth, 1947. Appointed 1948; home-church evang.,
Canton, CHINA, 1948-49; Bangkok, THAILAND, 1949-53; Ayudhya,
1953-57; Bangkok, 1957—. m. D. Rudalph Russell, Jan. 11, 1946.
Children: Linda Kathleen, 1950; Robert Michael, 1952; Diane Lynn,
1953; Patrick Timothy, 1955. THAILAND

RYAN, SUSAN ROBERTA

b. Center Grove, Ala., May 14, 1921; ed. North Greenville Jr. College;
Ala. State Teachers College, B.S., 1942; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1945.
Schoolteacher, Ala., 1940-48. Appointed 1945; language student,
Temuco, CHILE, 1945-46; Sunbeam Band dir. of Chile, 1947-56;
teacher, Colegio Bautista, Temuco, 1947-57; interim exec. sec., Chile-
an WMU, 1952; assoc. dir., Spanish International WMU Publica-
tions, 1953-57; dir., Santiago, 1958—. U.S. address: 207 Gunters-
ville Road, Arab, Ala. CHILE

SALLEE, ANNIE JENKINS
(Mrs. W. E.)

b. Waco, Tex., Feb. 28, 1877; ed. Baylor Univ., B.S., 1897; M.S., 1899;
Baptist Missionary Training School (Chicago). Teacher, schools of
Moody, Tex., 1899-1900; Decatur (Tex.) Baptist College, 1900-02;
organizer, WMU of Tex., 1904. Appointed 1905; prin., Double Dragon
and Women’s Industrial Schools, Kaifeng, CHINA; teacher, grade
schools, high schools, Bible schools, Kaifeng Baptist College, and Annie
Jenkins School for Girls. Retired 1947. Author: ‘‘Christ’s Ambas-
sador,” ‘“Torchbearers in Honan,” ‘‘A Friend of God.” mm. W. Eugene
Sallee, Sept. 18, 1906 (d. 1981). Address: 1906 S. Fifth St., Waco,
Tex. EMERITUS—CHINA

SALLEE, HANNAH FAIR

b. Cox’s Creek, Ky., July 27, 1887; ed. Baylor College; Baylor Univ.,
B.A., 1910; Univ. of Chicago, M:A., 1911; Columbia Univ. Appointed
1913; language student, Shanghai, CHINA, 1913-14; prin., Eliza Yates
School, Shanghai, 1915-28; interim prin., 1938-39; interned 1942,
repatriated 1948; evang. worker, Grace Baptist Church, Shanghai,

1915-48. Retired 1952. Address: 984 Drexel Ave., San Antonio 10,
Tex. EMERITUS—CHINA

SAMPSON, MARY HASTINGS

b. Louisville, Ky., Jan. 20, 1918; ed. Georgetown College, B.A., 1939;
Carver School, M.R.E., 1941; Yale Univ. Institute of Far Eastern
Languages. Office sec., First Church, Jackson, Miss., 1941-43; Walnut
St. Church Louisville, Ky., 1943-45; Second Church, Houston, Tex.,
1946. Appointed 1945; educ. dir., Old North Gate Church, Shanghai,
CHINA, 1946-48; language student, Shanghai, 1947; Baguio, PHILIP-
PINES, 1950; educ. and evang., Kaohsiung, TAIWAN, 1951-54; student
work, Provincial College of. Agriculture, Taichung, 1955—. U.S.
address: 2121 Speed Ave., Louisville 5, Ky. TAIWAN (Formosa)

SANDERFORD, MATTHEW ANDERSON

b. Waco, Tex., Jan. 8, 1920; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1945; S.W.B.T.S.,
B.D., 1952. Pastor, Baptist churches in Tex., 1941-45, 1947-52;
chaplain, U.S. Army, 1945-47. Appointed 1952; language student,
San Jose, Costa Rica, 1952-53; evang. worker, Montevideo, URUGUAY,
1958—. m. Dora Jean McDonald, 1943. U.S. address: 2608 Parrott
Ave., Waco, Tex. URUGUAY

SANDERFORD, DORA JEAN McDONALD
(Mrs. Matthew A.),

b. Gatesville, Tex., Apr. 6, 1925; ed. Mary Hardin-Baylor College;
S.W.B.T.S., 1947. Appointed 1952; language student, San Jose,
Costa Rica, 1952-53; evang. worker, Montevideo, URUGUAY, 1953—.
m. Matthew A. Sanderford, Aug. 28, 1948. Children: Matthew
Anderson, Jr., 1948; Sharon Jean, 1949; Lee Bell, 1954. URUGUAY

SANDERS, EVA MILDRED

b. Roanoke, Va., Dec. 30, 1902; ed. Westhampton College, B.A., 1924;
Jefferson Hospital, Roanoke, Va., R.N., 1927; Carver School, B.M.T.,
1929; Certified Midwife. Appointed 1981; educ.-evang. worker,
Lagos, NIGERIA, 1931-32, 1933-37; Abeokuta, 1932-33; medical evang.,
Ogbomosho, 1988-45; Ire, 1946—. U.S. address: 2607 Caroline
Ave., Roanoke, Va. NIGERIA

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b. Colleton Co., S. C., Aug. 8, 1923; ed. Bob Jones Univ.; Univ. of
S. C., B.A., 1943; N.O.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1947. High school teacher,
Aynor, S. C., 1948; Cope, S. C., 1948-44; teacher, Home Mission Board,
Montegut, La., 1944-45; Good Will Center worker, Home Mission
Board, New Orleans, La., 1947-48; state worker, La. Baptist Conven-
tion, Zwolle, 1948-55. Appointed 1955; language student, San Jose,
Costa Rica, 1955-56; teacher, Baptist theol. seminary, Torreon,
Mexico, 1956—. U.S. address: Bamberg, S. C. MEXICO

SANDERSON, PAUL EDWIN

b. Birmingham, Ala., Sept. 26, 1921; ed. Howard College, B.A., 1945;
S.B.T.S., B.D., 1948. Pastor, churches in Ala., Ky., and Ind., 1944-
49; asst. pastor and choir dir., Berney Points Church, Birmingham,
Ala., 1949-50. Appointed 1950; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL,
1951-52; evang. work, Belem, Para, 1952—; prof., Baptist theol. in-
stitute, 1955—. m. Martha Masden, 1947. U.S. address: Box 15,
Lebanon Junction, Ky. BRAZIL

SANDERSON, MARTHA MASDEN
(Mrs. Paul E.)

b. Lebanon Junction, Ky., Mar. 26, 1925; ed. Campbelisville Jr. Col-
lege; Univ. of Louisville; Western Ky. State College, B.S., 1949.
Schoolteacher, Lebanon Junction, Ky., 1945-47. Appointed 1950;
language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1951-52; evang. worker, Belem,
Para, 1952—. m. Paul E. Sanderson, May 26, 1947. Children: Ray
Masden, 1950; David Paul, 1954; Robert Edwin, 1958. BRAZIL

SATTERWHITE, JAMES PUMPHREY (JIM)

b. Henderson, N. C., May 10, 1921; ed. Univ. of Florida; Bowman
Gray School of Medicine, Wake Forest College, M.D., 1946; London
(England) School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicines. Medical of-
ficer, U.S. Army, 1947-49; resident physician, N. C. Tuberculosis
Sanatorium, and intern and asst. resident in medicine, N. C. Baptist
Hospital, Winston-Salem, 1950-51; private practice, Highlands, N.C.,
1952. Appointed 1952; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1952-53;
staff doctor, Baptist hospital, Kyoto, 1958—. m. Altha Loretta Smith,
1944, U.S. address: Box 311, Sebring, Fla. JAPAN

SATTERWHITE, ALTHA LORETTA SMITH
(Mrs. James P.)

b. Stanley, N. C., Mar. 2, 1921; ed. Mars Hill College; N. C. Baptist
Hospital, R.N., 1942; Wake Forest College, B.A., 1945. Gen. duty
nurse, N. C. Baptist Hospital, 1942-43; asst. nurse, Wake Forest Col-
lege, 1948-45; clinical instructor, nursing arts, and head nurse, surgical
floor, N. C. Baptist Hospital, 1945-46; asst. operating room supervisor,
N. C. Sanatorium, 1950; supervisor, sterile supply room, N. C. Baptist
Hospital, 1951. Appointed 1952; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN,
1952-53; nurse, Baptist hospital, Kyoto, 1953—. m. James P. Satter-
white, Dec. 20,1944. Children: James Haywood, 1946; John Stephen,
1949; David Hunter, 1952; Carol Ann, 1955. JAPAN

SAUNDERS, DAVIS LEE

b. Walterboro, S. C., July 2, 1925; ed. The Citadel, B.S., 1948; S.B.T.S.,
B.D., 1951; Th.M., 1955. U.S. Marine Corps, 1944-46; pastor, Fre-
donia Church, Vevay, Ind., 1949-50; carpenter, S.B.T.S., 1950-51.
Appointed 1951; language student, Iwo, NiGHRIA, 1951-52; evang.
worker, Igede, 1952-58; Baptist College, Iwo, 1953-54; Oshogbo, 1955-
56; Nairobi, Kenya, 1956—. m. Mary Hogg, 1947. U.S. address:
The Citadel, Charleston, S. C. KENYA

SAUNDERS, MARY HOGG
(Mrs. Davis L.)

b. Charleston, S. C., Aug. 10, 1928; ed. School of Nursing, Medical
College of S.C., R.N., 1944; Carver School, 1948-49. U.S. Army
Nurse Corps, 1945-46; office nurse, Charleston, 1946-48; school nurse,
S.B.T.S., 1949-50. Appointed 1951; language student, Iwo, NIGERIA,
1951-52; nurse, Baptist dispensary, Igede, 1952-538; Iwo, 1953-54;
Oshogbo, 1955-56; Nairobi, KENYA, 1956—. m. Davis L. Saunders,
Sept. 14, 1947. Children: Mary Lee, 1951; Susan Danner, 1952;
John Alvah Lee, II, 1954; Virginia Alice, 1957. KENYA

SAUNDERS, JOEL ROSCOE

b. Adamsville, Tenn., July 18, 1873; ed. East Tex. Normal Calegss
Baylor Univ.; S.B.T.S., Th.B., 1898; S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1910; Th.D.,
1918. Dir., Pan-Pacifie Children’s Centers, Inc., 1949—. Appointed
1901; evang., South Cu1NA, 1903-18; dir., Hakka dept., Graves Theol.
Seminary, 1918-18; prin., Bible school, Shiuchow, 1928-438; supt.,
Pukong Orphanage, 1923-48. Author: ‘The Cross and the Recon-
struction of the World,” “‘Chinese Children,” ‘‘Chinese as They are,”
“Men and Methods That Win in Foreign Fields.” Retired 1944. m.
Mabel Earp, Nov. 5, 1901 (d. 1948.). Children: Fidelia Jane, 1906
(d. 1910); Mary Lucile, 1918. m. Mary Ellen Hawk, July 11, 1945,
Address: P.O. Box 1048, Santa Monica, Calif.

EMERITUS—CHINA

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SAUNDERS, LETHA MYRTLE

b. Sterling City, Tex., Apr. 21, 1906; ed. Carver School, B.M.T., 1930;
Baylor Univ., B.A., 1934. Schoolteacher, Tex., 1925-28, 1930-38.
Appointed 1938; teacher of Bible, missions, and ethics, Escola de
Obreiras, Rio de Janeiro, 1938-42; publicity sec., Brazilian Baptist
Home Mission Board, 1938-54; interim corresponding sec.-treas., 1947-
48, 1953-54; editor, “A Patria para Cristo,” 1947-54; publicity sec.,
Brazilian Baptist Foreign Mission Board, 1954-55; cor. sec.-treas.,
1955; cor. sec.-treas., state WMU, Sao Paulo, 1957—. U.S. address:
817 Cottonwood St., Coleman, Tex. BRAZIL

SAUNDERS, MARY LUCILE

b. Battle Creek, Mich., Feb. 8, 1918; ed. Mars Hill College; West-
hampton College, B.S., 1932; Carver School, M.R.E., 1938; N. Y.
School of Social Work;.N. Y. Institute of Photography; Peabody
College, M.A., 1957. Music dir., Baptist Christian Center, Los
Angeles, Calif., 1988; sec. and young people’s dir., Grace Church,
Durham, N. C., 1938-39. Appointed 1939; teacher, Baptist high
school, Soochow, CHINA, 1939-41; Univ. of Shanghai and Cantonese
middle school, 1942; interned 1948, repatriated 1943; teacher, Wei
Ling girls’ academy, Soochow,. 1946-47; dir., audio-visual educ.,
Shanghai, 1947-50; evang. and publication worker, Manila, PHIL-
IPPINES, 1952—. Author: ‘‘My Filipino Friends.” U.S. address:
12009 Santa Monica Blvd., W. Los Angeles 25, Calif.
PHILIPPINES

SCAGGS, JOSEPHINE ANNA

b. Stigler, Okla., Jan. 10, 1911; ed. Central (Ark.) College; Univ. of
Ark., B.A., 19385; S.W.B.T.S. Cashier and bookkeeper, gas and
electric co., 1927-80; Baptist student sec., Univ. of Ark., 1932-35; Rice
Institute, Houston, Tex., 1935-86. Appointed 1939; teacher, Nigerian
Baptist theol. seminary, Ogbomosho, NIGERIA, 1939-40; educ.-evang.
worker, Benin City, 1940-42; Joinkrama, 1942—. U.S. address:
186 West LaFayette, Fayetteville, Ark. NIGERIA

SCANLON, ALTON CLARK

b. San Antonio, Tex., Dec. 5, 1928; ed. San Antonio Jr. College;
Baylor Univ., B.A., 1950; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1953. Asst. pastor,
First Church, Morgan, Tex., 1950-51; pastor, churches in Tex., 1949-53.
Appointed 1953; language study, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1954; field
evang., GUATEMALA, 1955—; pres., theol. institute, Guatemala City,
1957—. m. Sarah Martin, 1958. U.S. address: 224 Geneva Street,

Decatur, Ga. GUATEMALA

SCANLON, SARAH MARTIN
(Mrs. A. Clark)

b. Hazard, Ky., Jan. 6, 1931; ed. Georgetown College, B.A., 1952;
S.W.B.T.S. Cafeteria worker and dormitory hostess, Georgetown
College, 1948-52; summer worker, Home Mission Board, Tex. and N.
M. 1950-52; summer worker, Ridgecrest Assembly, 1949; switchboard
operator, S.W.B.T.S., 1952-53. Appointed 1953; language study, San
Jose, Costa Rica, 1954; home-church evang., GUATEMALA, 1955—.
m. A. Clark Scanlon, May 22, 1953. Child: Michael Clark, 1954.

GUATEMALA

SCHWARTZ, EVELYN

b. Winchester, Tenn., Oct. 13, 1917; ed. Carson-Newman College, B.A.,
1948; S.W.B.T.S. Bookkeeper, food stores, Winchester, Tenn., 1936-
41; Camp Forrest (Tenn.) Exchange, 1941-45. Appointed 1949; dean
of women and dietitian, Baptist Bible School, Honolulu, HAWAu,
1949-52; language study, Bandung, INDONESIA, 1953-54; church evang.,
Djakarta, 1954—. U.S. address: Winchester, Tenn. INDONESIA

SCHWEER, GEORGE WILLIAM

b. Independence, Mo., Sept. 18, 1926; ed. Univ. of Mo., B.S., 1947;
Central (Kan.) Baptist Theol. Seminary, B.D., 1952; Th.M., 1953;
Th.D., 1956. Teacher, Kansas City (Mo.) Bible College (part time),
1956-57; pastor, Union Star, Mo., 1949-53; Calvary Church, Independ-
ence, Mo., 1953-57. Appointed (special) 1957; language student,
Bandung, INDONESIA, 1957-58; teacher, theol. seminary, Semarang,
1958—. m. Wanda Beckham, 1951. U.S. address: 517 W. Truman,
Independence, Mo. INDONESIA

SCHWEER, WANDA MAE BECKHAM
(Mrs. G. William)

b. Carnegie, Okla., Mar. 18, 1931; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ.; Hartnell
College, A.A., 1951; William Jewell College; extension school of Central
Mo. State College. Appointed (special) 1957; language student,
Bandung, INDONESIA, 1957-58; gen. evang., Semarang, 1958—. m.
G. William Schweer, Dec. 22, 1951. Children: Merilee Ann, 1953;
Mark William, 1955. INDONESIA

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b. Ardglen, N.S.W., Australia, Dec. 22, 1910; ed. Missionary Bible
College (Sydney, Australia); S.W.B.T.S., Th.B., 1941; Univ. of
Sydney; Baylor Univ., D.D., 1950. Missionary, Bolivian Indian
Mission, Cochabamba, Bolivia, 1933-38. Appointed 1941; gen. evang.
worker, Barranquilla, COLOMBIA, 1941-49; pastor, Central and Rebolo
churches, 1945-49; First Baptist Church, Cali, 1950-54; field evang.,
Bogota, 1954—. m. Dorothy Brickell, 1935. U.S. address: 1318
Barron Road, Poplar Bluff, Mo. COLOMBIA

SCHWEINSBERG, DOROTHY BRICKELL
(Mrs. Henry William)

b. Poplar Bluff, Mo., Oct. 7, 1904; ed. Moody Bible Institute;
S.W.B.T.S. Missionary, Bolivian Indian Mission, Cochabamba,
Bolivia, 1932-38. Appointed 1941; gen. evang. worker, Barranquilla,
COLOMBIA, 1941-49; Cali, 1950-54; Bogota, 1954—. m. enry
William Schweinsberg, Aug. 31, 1935. Children: Marcia Kay, 1938;
Connie, 1940. COLOMBIA

SCULL, ANCIL BEACH

b. Evansville, Ind., June 15, 1925; ed. Univ. of Okla., B.A., 1949;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. U.S. Navy, 1943-46; pastor, churches in
Okla., 1950-55. Appointed 1955; language study, Bandung, INpo-
NESIA, 1955-56; church evang., Bandung, 1956—. m. Rubye North-
cutt, 1946. U.S. address: ¢/o Post Office, Lexington, Okla.
INDONESIA

SCULL, RUBY LOIS NORTHCUTT
(Mrs. Ancil B.)

b. Lexington, Okla., Apr. 25, 1928; ed. Univ. of Okla., B.A., 1948.
Stenographer, extension div., Univ. of Okla., Norman, 1945-47; sec.,
Univ. of Okla., 1948-49; S.W.B.T.S., Fort Worth, Tex., 1949-51.
Appointed 1955; language study, Bandung, INDONESIA, 1955-56; home-
church evang., Bandung, 1956—. m. Ancil B. Scull, Dec. 20, 1946.
Children: Daniel Austin, 1951; David Judson, 1952; Susan Elizabeth,
1954; John Michael, 1956. INDONESIA

SEABORN, MILES LAFAYETTE, JR.

b. Drumright, Okla., Apr. 3, 1980; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ., B.A., 1953;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1957. Staff, Falls Creek Baptist Assembly, Okla.
(summers), 1947-49; music and youth dir., First Church, Wynnewood,
Okla., 1948-50; music and educ. dir., First Church, Watonga, Okla.,
1950-51; assoc. pastor, Okla. Ave. Church, Shawnee, Okla., 1951-52;
pastor, Seventh St. Church, Wewoka, Okla., 1952-58. Appointed for
the PHILIPPINES, 1958. m. Jeanne Hammons, 1951. U.S. address:
317 W. Seminole, Seminole, Okla. PHILIPPINES

SEABORN, INDA JEANNE HAMMONS
(Mrs. Miles L., Jr.)

b. Shawnee, Okla., Nov. 26, 1929; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ., B.S., 1951;
S.W.B.T.S. Counselor, GA camps, Okla. (summer), 1949; summer
staff worker, Ridgecrest Assembly, 1950; asst., kindergarten, Shawnee,
Okla., 1951-52. Appointed for the PHILIPPINES, 1958. m. Miles L.
Seaborn, Jr., Jan. 26, 1951. Children: Miles Lafayette, III, 1952;
Ina Jeanne, 1955; Neal Wayne, 1958. PHILIPPINES

SEARS, GRACE BOYD
(Mrs. W. H.)

b. Victoria, Australia, June 24, 1872; ed. private study in voice and
piano; Angas College. Teacher, crippled children, Victoria; mission-
ary, China Inland Mission, 1903-06. Appointed 1906; teacher, lan-
guage school for women, Tengchow, CHINA; prin., Effie Sears Memo-
rial School, Pingtu, Shantung, 1906-88. Retired 1942. m. William
Henry Sears, 1906 (d. 1922). Address: 27 Closter St., Subiaco,
W. Australia. EMERITUS—CHINA

SEARS, STOCKWELL BETTES

b. Tsingtao, Shantung, China, Dec. 11, 1918; ed. William Jewell Col-
lege, B.A., 1940; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1948; Univ. of Calif. Pastor, New
Providence Church, Scottsburg, Ind., 1942-43. Appointed 1943;
educ.-evang. worker, Tsingtao, Shantung, CHINA, 1947-50; asst. prof.
of English, National Univ. of Shantung, 1947-50 (15 mo. under Com-
munist control); chairman, Shantung International Relief Committee,
1948-50; pastor, Tung Chen Church, 1948-50; survey and foundation
work, INDONESIA, 1951-53; evang. worker, Surabaya, INDONESIA,
19583—. m. Darlyne Horner Overstreet, 1940. INDONESIA

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SEARS, DARLYNE HORNER OVERSTREET
(Mrs. Stockwell B.)

b. St. Joseph, Mo., Nov. 21, 1921; ed. William Jewell College; Carver
School; Univ. of Calif.; Baylor Univ., B.A., 1951. Appointed 1943;
educ.-evang. worker, Tsingtao, Shantung, CHINA, 1947-49; Surabaya,

INDONESIA, 1952—. m. Stockwell B. Sears, Aug. 22, 1940.
INDONESIA

SEATS, V. LAVELL

b. Tuckerman, Ark., Nov. 16, 1915; ed. Southwest Baptist College;
William Jewell College, B.A., 1939; printing school; Moody Bible In-
stitute; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1941; S.W.B.T.S., Th.D., 1946. Pastor,
First Church, Jasper, and Pleasant Home Church, Butler, Mo., 1936-
39; Chaplin (Ky.) Church, 1940-41. Appointed 1941; evang. worker,
a NIGERIA, 1941-42; Igede, 1942-43; vice-prin., Nigerian Baptist
Theol, Seminary, Ogbomosho, 1948-51; interim sec.-treas. of Mission,
Ibadan, 1952, 1955; promotion sec., Nigerian Baptist Convention,
1958-58. m. Helen Elizabeth Franklin, 1985. U.S. address: 4824
N. Gladstone, Kansas City 16, Mo. NIGERIA

SEATS, HELEN ELIZABETH FRANKLIN
(Mrs. V. Lavell)

b. Pontiac, Mich., July 12, 1914; ed. Southwest Baptist College;
Moody Bible Institute; Carver School. Appointed 1941; evang.
worker, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1941-42; Igede, 1942-48; Ogbomosho, 1943-44;
teacher, Nigerian Baptist Theol. Seminary, Ogbomosho, 1946-51;
eyane. worker, Ibadan, 1952-58. m. V. Lavell Seats, Aug. 3, 1935.
Child: Lavell Paige, 1938. NIGERIA

SERIGHT, GERALD BEN

b. Hollis, Okla., ‘7 4, 1920; ed. Southwestern (Okla.) Teachers
College; National Defense School; Wayland Baptist College, B.A.,
1949; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1952. U.S. Marine Corps, 1942-46; employee,
‘as co., Skellytown, Tex., 1946-47; student pastor, Parnell (Tex.)
hurch, 1947-49; pastor, Ferris (Tex.) Church, 1949-51. Appointed
1951; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1952-53; dir., Bible school,
Triunfo, Pernambuco, 1958-58; field evang., Teresina, Piaui, 1958—.
m. Kezzia Studebaker, 1946. U.S. address: Rte. 1, Hollis, Okla evr,

SERIGHT, KEZZIA MAE STUDEBAKER
(Mrs. Gerald Ben)

b. Minco, Okla., Jan. 21, 1980; ed. Wayland College; S.W.B.T.S. Ap-
pointed 1951; language study, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1952-53; home-
church evang., Triunfo, Pernambuco, 1953-58; Teresina, Piaui, 1958—.
m. Gerald Ben Seright, July 21, 1946. Children: Juanice Rae, 1948;
Jerry Dee, 1951; David Lee, 1954. BRAZIL

SHARPLEY, DAN N.

b. Emhouse, Tex., Feb. 14, 1918; ed. Rice Institute; Baylor Univ.,
B.A., 1939; U.S. Navy Schools; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1948. Asst.
astor, First Church, Liberty, Tex., 1989-41; officer, U.S. Naval
eserve, 1941-45; pastor, Emhouse (Tex.) Church, 1945-48. Appoint-
ed 1948; language student, Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL, 1948-49; evang.
worker, Santa Maria, Rio Grande do Sul, 1949—; pastor, 1950—.
m. Doris Allred, 1946. U.S. address: 608 West 7th Ave., Corsicana,
Tex. BRAZIL

SHARPLEY, DORIS ALLRED
(Mrs. Dan N.)

b. Waxahachie, Tex., Mar. 18, 1921; ed. Hardin Jr. College; North
Tex..State Teachers College, B.S., 1942; Will Rogers Training School;
S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1946. Schoolteacher, Seymour, Tex., 1942-43;
young people’s worker, Travis Ave. Church, Fort Worth, 1945-46.
Appointed 1948; language student, Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL, 1948-49;
evang. worker, Santa Maria, Rio Grande do Sul, 1949—. m. Dan N.
Sharpley, May 10, 1946. Children: Daniel Neal, Jr., 1948; Deanna
Sue, 1951; Lucia Kay, 1952. BRAZIL

SHELTON, RAY ELLIS

b. Cowan, Tenn., Oct. 17, 1919; ed. Berry College, B.A., 1942; Univ.
of the South; Emory Univ.; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1949; Peabody College.
Radio-radar repairman, U.S. Army, 1942-45; pastor, First Church,
Tracy City, Tenn., 1947-49. Appointed 1949; language student,
Medellin, CoLomBiA, 1949-50; evang. worker, Paysandu, URUGUAY,
1951-52; San Carlos, 1952-58; teacher, Montevideo, 1958—. m. Mary
McKee, 1948. U.S. address: c/o Mrs. Ralph Nance, Star Route,
Port St. Joe, Fla. URUGUAY

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SHELTON, MARY McKEE
(Mrs. Ray Ellis)

b. Decatur, Ga., Nov. 28, 1917; ed. Tift College, B.A., 1938; Peabody
College; Emory Univ.; Scarritt College, M.A., 1948. Teacher, Kings-
land, Ga., 1988-89; Griffin, Ga., 1940-46; Tracy City, Tenn., 1948-49;
Andrew College, Cuthbert, Ga., 1946-47. Appointed 1949; language
student, Medellin, CoLomBiA, 1949-50; evang. worker, Paysandu,
UruGuay, 1951-52; San Carlos, 1952-58; teacher, Montevideo, 1958—.
m. Hosea Fleming, 1939 (d. 1942). Child: Ouida Rose, 1940. m.
Ray Ellis Shelton, May 7, 1948. Children: Chrispian Ellis, 1951;
Paul Leslie, 1953; Lucinda Ann, 1956; Miriam Ray, 1958.
URUGUAY

SHEPARD, JOHN WATSON, JR.

b. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, July 21, 1921; ed. Miss. College, B.A., 1942;
Vanderbilt Univ., M.A., 1945; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1947; Th.M., 1948;
Th.D., 1956; Yale Univ. Institute of Far Eastern Languages. Royal
Ambassador field sec., Miss. (Jackson), 1944; Tenn. (Nashville), 1945;
Asst. pastor, First Church, Spartanburg, S. C., 1946; interim pastor,
First Church, Roxboro, N. C., 1947; instructor, Ind. Univ., extension
div., Jeffersonville, 1947-48. Appointed 1948; language student,
Tokyo, JAPAN, 1950-52; teacher, Seinan Gakuin, Fukuoka, 1952—.
m. Jean Prince, 1948. U.S. address: 1587 Olympian Circle, S.W.,
Atlanta, Ga. JAPAN

SHEPARD, JEAN EVELYN PRINCE
(Mrs. John W., Jr.)

b. Chicago, Ill., Nov. 14, 1921; ed. Ouachita College; Carver School,
B.R.E., 1948; Yale Univ. Institute of Far Eastern Languages. School-
teacher, Ark., 1940-48; employee, Federal Bureau of Investigation,
Little Rock, Ark., 1948-45; choir dir., pianist, Baxter Ave. Chapel,
Louisville, Ky., 1947-48. Appointed 1948; language student, Tokyo,
JAPAN, 1950-52; teacher, Seinan Gakuin, Fukuoka, 1952—. m. John
W. Shepard, Jr., June 9, 1948. Children: John W., III, 1951; Mar-
garet Jean, 1952; Mary Carolyn, 1953 (d. 1955); Douglas re ee

SHEPARD, RENA GROOVER
(Mrs. J. W., Sr.)

b. Dixie, Ga., Dec. 26, 1880; ed. Andrews Female Col., 1901; S.B.T.S.,
full course in Woman’s Missionary Work, 1905. Appointed 1906;
ed. evang., Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL, 1906-31. Resigned 1931. Emeritus
1948. m. J. W. Shepard, June 6, 1906 (d. 1954). Children: Ida
(m. MacRae), 1907; Alice (m. Kimbrough), 1910 (d. 1948); Mary,
1913; Evelyn, 1917; Samuel, 1919; John Watson, Jr., 1921. Address:
1587 Olympian Circle, S.W., Atlanta 10,Ga. EMERITUS—BRAZIL

SHERER, ROBERT CHARLES

b. Jasper, Ala., Sept. 15, 1917; ed. William Jewell College, B.A., 1944;
Central (Kan.) Baptist Seminary, Th.M., 1948. Pastor, Mo. churches,
1941-48. Schoolteacher, Peculiar, Mo., 1946-47. Appointed 1948;
language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1948-50; evang. worker, Kobe,
1950—. m. Helen Mitchell, 1941. U.S. address: 804 N. 22nd St.,
East St. Louis, Ill. JAPAN

SHERER, HELEN MITCHELL
(Mrs. Robert C.)

b. East St. Louis, Ill., Oct. 11, 1921; ed. McKendree College; William
Jewell College, B.A., 1948; C.B.T.S., Th.M., 1948. Student asst.,
William Jewell College, 1941-43; typist-clerk, Lake City, Mo., 1943-
44; East St. Louis, Ill., 1947; student library asst., C.B.T.S., 1947-48.
Appointed 1948; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1948-50; evang.
worker, Kobe, 1950—. m. Robert C. Sherer, June 20, 1941. Children:
Bobby Hollis, 1945; Judy, 1950; Jean Marie, 1952; Martha Ann,
1957. JAPAN

SHERWOOD, WATTIE BETHEA

b. Little Rock, S. C., Sept. 5, 1883; ed. Furman Univ., B.A., 1906;
S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1911. Pastor, Little Rock, S. C., 1911-18. Ap-
pointed 1918; language student, Recife, Pernambuco, BRAZIL, 1919-21;
evang. worker, Campo Grande, Mato Grosso, 1922-52. Retired 1952.
m. Eunice Allen, 1921. Address: Rte. 1, Dillon, S. C.
EMERITUS—BRAZIL

SHERWOOD, EUNICE ALLEN
(Mrs. Wattie Bethea)

b. Latta, S. C., Oct. 19, 1896; ed. Coker College, B.A., 1917. School-
teacher, S.C., 1917-21. Appointed 1921; evang. worker, Campo
Grande, Mato Grosso, BRAZIL, 1922-52. Retired 1952. m. Wattie
Bethea Sherwood, Oct. 19, 1921. Children: Thomas Cade, 1922;
William Allen, 1924; Priscilla (m. Powers), 1925; Eva (m. Pilkinton),
1928; George Edwin, 1930; Neill McEachern, 1935; Walter David,
1987; James LeGette, 1938; Rachel, 1940; Elza, 1944.
EMERITUS—BRAZIL

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SHIRLEY, CHARLES WILLIAM

b. Johnson City, Tenn., Dec. 19, 1926; ed. Army Medical Technician
School; East Tenn. State College; Bob Jones Univ., B.A., 1951;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. Medical-dental technician, U.S. Army,
1945-46; pastor, Little Doe Church, Butler, Tenn., 1954-55; mission
pastor, First Church, Elizabethton, Tenn., and interim pastor, New
Salem Church, Limestone, Tenn., 1955-56; credit manager, Pensacola,
Fla., 1956-57; interim pastor, Escambia Bay Church, Pensacola,
1956; pastor, Bratt (Fla.) Church, 1957-58. Appointed for ARGENTINA,
1958; language study, San Jose, Costa RIcA, 1959. m. Lois Parsons,
1951. U.S. address: c/o Mrs. Charles Tucker, 115 W. Circle Dr.,
West Carrollton, Ohio. ARGENTINA

SHIRLEY, BETTY LOIS PARSONS
(Mrs. Charles W.)

b. Elizabethton, Tenn., Sept. 9, 1931; ed. Bob Jones Univ.; Tex.
Wesleyan College, B.A., 1951-52; S.W.B.T.S. Proofreader, feature
writer, Elizabethton (Tenn.) ‘Daily Star,” 1947-48; library work,
Bob Jones Univ., Greenville, S. C., 1949-51; bank cashier and teller,
Pensacola, Fla., 1956; schoolteacher, Pensacola, 1956-57. Appointed
for ARGENTINA, 1958; language study, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1959.
m. Charles W. Shirley, May 31,1951. Children: Mark Steven, 1953;
Lou Ann, 1954; Susan Lynnette, 1957. ARGENTINA

SHOEMAKE, HOWARD LEE

b. Port Arthur, Tex., Apr. 17, 1920; ed. Howard Payne College, B.A.,
1942; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1947. Missionary and pastor, Tex. churches,
1939-41; dir., downtown mission work, S.W.B.T.S., 1942-44; asst.

pastor, Sagamore Hill Church, Fort Worth, Tex., 1943; pastor, First
Church, Navasota, Tex., 1944-46. Appointed 1947; evang. worker,
Barranquilla, COLOMBIA, 1948-51; language student, Costa Rica,
1952; fieldworker, Guayaquil, Ecuapor, 1953—. m. Dorothy Dell

Moore, 1940. U.S. address: 3826 Fifth St., Port Arthur, Tex.
ECUADOR

SHOEMAKE, DOROTHY DELL MOORE
(Mrs. Howard L.)

b. Cleburne, Tex., Oct. 12, 1920; ed. Howard Payne College, B.A., 1942;
S.W.B.T.S. Office sec., First Church, Brownwood, Tex., 1938-40;
student fieldworker, Tex. State Sunday School Board, 1940; school-
teacher, Burleson, Tex., 1942-48; sec. Sagamore Hill Church, Fort
Worth, Tex., 1948. Appointed 1947; evang. worker, Barranquilla,
CoLoMBIA, 1948-51; language student, CosTa Rica, 1952; evang.
worker, Guayaquil, Ecuapor, 1953—. m. Howard L. Shoemaker, Dec.
29, 1940. Children: David R., 1944; Glenn W., 1947; James M., 1951;
Richard Edward, 1958; Carol Ann, 1955. ECUADOR

SHORT, JAMES MABRY, JR.

b. Dallas, Tex., July 29, 1925; ed. A. and M. College of Tex.; Southern
Methodist Univ.; Baylor Univ., B.A., 1949; M.A., 1954; S.W.B.T.S.,
B.D., 1954. U.S. Army, 1943-46; asst. pastor, dir. of youth work,
First Church, Uvalde, Tex., 1951-52, 1953-54; asst. pastor, Wilshire
Church, Dallas, 1952-58; pastor, Meadow Gardens Chapel, Dallas,
1949-51; Salem Sayers Church, San Antonio, Tex., 1954-56. Appointed
1956; language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1956-57; dir., student
home, Chihuahua, Mexico, 1957—.; Chihuahua state evang., 1957—.
m. Sarah Elizabeth Bradshaw, 1950. U.S. address: 3409 Harvard
Ave., Dallas 5, Tex. MEXICO

SHORT, SARAH ELIZABETH BRADSHAW
(Mrs. James M., Jr.)

b. Fort Worth, Tex., Sept. 30, 1930; ed. McAllen (Tex.) Business
School; Baylor Univ., B.A., 1951. Schoolteacher, Uvalde, Tex., 1951-
52; San Antonio, Tex., 1955-56. Appointed 1956; language student,
San Jose, Costa Rica, 1956-57; co-dir., student home, Chihuahua,
Mexico, 1957—. m. James M. Short, Jr., Aug. 18, 1950. Children:
Julia Ann, 1952; James Mabry, III, 1954. MEXICO

SHORT, LOIS JAXIE

b. Decatur, Tex., Aug. 14, 1915; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ., B.A., 1936;
S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1940. Schoolteacher, Paden, Okla., 1936-38;
Young People’s leader, First Church, Abilene, Tex., 1940-46. Ap-
pointed 1946; language student, Canton, CHINA, 1947-48; teacher,
Pooi To middle school, and religious educ. worker in church, Canton,
1948-50; teacher, religious dir., Pooi To school, HoNG Kone, 1950—;
teacher, Pui Ching middle school, 1951; Baptist theol. seminary,
1952—-; association Sunday school and Young People’s work, 1953-56;
association Women’s Board, 1958—; Sunday school supt., Tsim Tsui
Church, 1958—. U.S. address: 3803 West Georgia, Shawnee, Okla.

HONG KONG

SIMPSON, BLANCHE VIRGINIA

b. Napierville, Ili., Apr. 24, 1900; ed. Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.A.,
1928; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1927. Schoolteacher, Anthony, N.M.,
1928-25; prin., Mexican school, Big Spring, Tex., 1927-29; language
student and teacher, Colegio Batista Vitoria, Brazil, 1930-31; Brazilian
WMU fieldworker, 1932-36. Appointed 1936; fieldworker for national
WMU, BraziL, 1936-38; corresponding sec., WMU, state of Rio de
Janeiro, 1939-45, 1950; teacher, Baptist school, Campos, 1946-50;
educ. evang., Santa Maria Madalena, 1951—. Author: ‘Religious
Education Training Manual” (in Portuguese), 2 volumes. U.S.
address: 529 S. Third St., Raton, N. M. BRAZIL

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SKINNER, WILLIAM

b. Nashville, Tenn., Nov. 23, 1922; ed. Watkins Institute (Nashville,
Tenn.); Vanderbilt Univ.; Emory Univ.; Medical College of S. C.,
M.D., 1948. Bookkeeper, sec., N. C. and St. L. Railway, Nashville,
Tenn., 1941-42; laboratory technician, Protestant Hospital, Nashville,
1946; intern, Nashville Gen. Hospital, 1948-50; resident, Medical
College of S. C., Charleston, 1955-56. Appointed 1950; language
student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1950-51; doctor, Baptist Hospital,
Asuncion, PARAGUAY, 1951—. m. Frances Lawrence, 1947. U.S.
address: 2706 Westwood Ave., Nashville, Tenn. PARAGUAY

SKINNER, FRANCES LAWRENCE
(Mrs. William)

b. Florence Co., S. C., May 31, 1924; ed. Coker College, B.A., 1944.
Stenographer, FBI, Savannah, Ga., 1944-45; personnel work, U.S.
Navy, Charleston, S. C., 1945-46; office sec., Citadel Square Church,
Charleston, S. C., 1946-48; ‘‘“Home Life”? magazine, Nashville, Tenn.,
1948; Belmont Heights Church, Nashville, 1948-50. Appointed 1950;
language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1950-51; evang. worker,
Asuncion, PARAGUAY, 1951—. m. William Skinner, Aug. 23, 1947.
Children: Janice Jean, 1950; William Lawrence, 1952; Glenn Earl,
1954; Margaret Ann, 1957. PARAGUAY

SLEDGE, RANDALL DOTHAN

b. Coushatta, La., Dec. 21, 1924; ed. Norton Business College (Shreve-
port, La.); Centenary Night Law School (Shreveport); Bob Jones
Univ.; La. College, B.A., 1949; N.O.B.T.S., B.D., 1952; Th.D., 1954.
U.S. Navy, 1943-46; interim pastor, Martin Church, Coushatta, 1946;
First Church, Coushatta, 1947; First Church, Lecompte, La., 1947-49;
pastor, First Church, Maringouin, La., 1949-52; First Church, Iowa,
La., 1952-54. Appointed (special) 1954; language student, San Jose,
Costa Rica, 1955; field evang., Lima, Peru, 1956—. m. Dorothy
Sewall, 1949. U.S. address: Rte. 2, Box 341, Coushatta, La. PERU

SLEDGE, DOROTHY SEWALL
(Mrs. Randall D.)

b. Minneapolis, Minn., Aug. 5, 1922; ed. Augsburg College; Univ. of
Minn.; Cable’s Secretarial College (St. Paul, Minn.); Bob Jones Univ.,
B.A., 1947; S.W.B.T.S., N.O.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1950. Stenographer,
Dept. of Educ., St. Paul, 1942-44; sec., St. Paul, 1948; New Orleans,
1951-52. Appointed (special) 1954; language student, San Jose,
Costa RIcA, 1955; home-church evang., Lima, Peru, 1956—. m.
Randall D. Sledge, Aug. 12,1949. Children: Jonathan Edward, 1955;
Richard William, 1956. PERU

SMALL, TOM GRISHAM

b. Pinehill, Tex., May 12, 1924; ed. A. and M. College of Tex.; Univ. of
Houston; Howard Payne College, B.A., 1949; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1955.
U.S. Army, 1943-45; pastor, Robinson Springs Church, De Leon, Tex.,
1948-51; Sipe Springs, Tex., 1949-50; Monkstown, Tex., 1950-51;
Gorman, Tex., 1951-54; employee, dept. store, Fort Worth, Tex., 1954-
55. Appointed 1955; evang. worker, Sanyati, SOUTHERN RHODESIA,
1955—. m. Mary Burnett, 1951. U.S. address: P.O. Box 786,
Dublin, Va. SOUTHERN RHODESIA

SMALL, MARY ENID BURNETT
(Mrs. Tom G.)

b. Bassett, Va., May 5, 1928; ed. Averett College; Westhampton
College, B.A., 1949; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1951. Vacation Bible
school worker, Va. Baptist Board of Missions and Educ., Richmond
(summers), 1946, 1947, 1949, 1950; sec., South Fort Worth (Tex.)
Church (summer), 1954; receptionist-sec., steel co., Fort Worth, 1954-
55. Appointed 1955; evang. worker, Sanyati, SouTHERN RHODESIA,
1955—. m. Tom G. Small, May 19, 1951. Children: Mary Esther,
1952; Tom Grisham, Jr., 1956. SOUTHERN RHODESIA

SMITH, CATHRYN LUCILE
b. Screven Co., Ga., Apr. 29, 1918; ed. Ga. Teachers College, B.S.,
1942; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1946. Schoolteacher, Screven Co., Ga.,
1935-41; Brunswick, Ga., 1942-43; educ. dir., Morningside Church,
Savannah, Ga., 1943-44; First Church, Olney, Tex., 1944-46. Appoint-
ed 1946; language student, Manaus, Amazonas, BRAZIL, 1947; teacher,
WMU Training School, Recife, 1948-58; teacher, theol. seminary and
WMU Training School, Recife, and dir., religious educ., Capunga
Church, 1958—. U.S. address: 2318 East 43rd St., Savannah, Ga.
BRAZIL

SMITH, DONALD ROYCE

b. Erath Co., Tex., May 25, 1928; ed. Tex. Christian Univ., B.S., 1949;
S.W.B.T-.S., B.D., 1956. Teacher, Granada, Colo., 1949-50; teacher,
elementary school coach, Odessa, Tex., 1950-51; pastor, Victor Church,
De Leon, Tex., 1952; First Church, Midlothian, Tex., 195! Ap-
pointed 1956; language study, San Jose, COSTA Rica, 1956-57; field
evang., Valencia, VENEZUELA, 1957—. m. Doris Stull, 194 U.S.
address: Box 4438, Midlothian, Tex. VENEZUELA

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SMITH, DORIS ANN STULL
(Mrs. Donald R.)

b. Borger, Tex., Aug. 15, 1931; ed. Tex. Christian Univ.; S.W.B.T.S.
Appointed 1956; language study, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1956-57;
home-church evang., Valencia, VENEZUELA, 1957—. m. Donald R.
Smith, Aug. 30, 1949. Children: Steven Donald, 1950; Douglas Ray,
1952; Sherie Ann, 1955; Debra Dee, 1957. VENEZUELA

SMITH, HOKE, JR.

b. St. Augustine, Fla., Aug. 6, 1926; ed. The Citadel, 1948-44; Univ.
of S. C., B.A., 1946; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1949; Th.D., 1958. U.S.
Navy V-12 Training Program, 1944-46; pastor, Malvern Mission,
Nineveh, Tex., 1946-47; Millican (Tex.) Church, 1948-51; Trinity
Church, Bryan, Tex., 1951-52. Appointed 1952; language student,
San Jose, Costa RicA, 1952-58; prof., Baptist Seminary, Cali, CoLom-
BIA, 1953—. m. Wanda Karnes, 1949. U.S. address: Box 164, Long-
view, Tex. COLOMBIA

SMITH, WANDA KARNES
(Mrs. Hoke, Jr.)

b. Abilene, Tex., Feb. 15, 1927; ed. Kilgore Jr. College; Hardin-Sim-
mons Univ., B.A., 1947; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1950. Church pianist
and organist, Ill. and Tex., 1946-49; Vacation Bible school worker,
Tex. Sunday school dept. (summer), 1949. Appointed 1952; language
student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1952-53; teacher, Baptist seminary,
Cali, COLOMBIA, 19583—. m. Hoke Smith, Jr., Aug. 19,1949. Children:
Arleigh, 1952; Lesesne, 1955; Hoke, III, 1958. COLOMBIA

SMITH, HOWARD LEE

b. Rosedale, Miss., Sept. 24, 1928; ed. LeTourneau Technological In-
stitute; Baylor Univ., B.A., 1953; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1958. U.S.
Marine Corps, 1946-48; assoc. pastor, Calvary Church, Mexia, Tex.,
1951-58; lithographer, Juneau, Alaska, 1953-54; pastor, New Baden
(Tex.) Church, 1954-57. Appointed 1957; publication work, Ibadan,
NIGERIA, 1958; language study, Oyo, 1958—. m. Ada Mae Blanton,
1956. U.S. address: 2001 Alguno Rd., Austin, Tex. NIGERIA

SMITH, ADA MAE BLANTON
(Mrs. Howard L.)

b. Anson, Tex., Oct. 29, 1929; ed. Lillié Jolly School of Nursing (Hous-
ton, Tex.); Wayland Baptist College; Univ. of Houston, B.S., 1954;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D. and M.R.E., 1957. Sec., First Church, Jacinto
City, Tex., 1947; Vacation Bible school worker, Tex., 1951, 1954;
sales and purchasing worker, Baptist Book Store, Houston, 1952-54;
WMU fieldworker, Tex., 1954-55, 1955-56; S. C., 1955. Appointed
1957; home-church evang., Ibadan, NIGERIA, 1958; lenge study,
Oyo, 1958—. m. Howard L. Smith, May 11, 1956. Child: Donna
Lynn, 1957. NIGERIA

SMITH, JAMES LESLIE

b. Gatesville, Tex., Apr. 23, 1930; ed. Mary Hardin-Baylor College;
Baylor Univ., B.A., 1952; G.G.B.T.S., B.D., 1956. Summer worker,
Home Mission Board, N. M., 1950; Calif., 1951; production worker,
manufacturing companies, Calif., 1952-56; asst. pastor, music dir.,
First Church, Gilroy, Calif., 1955; pastor, First Church, Lafayette,
Tenn., 1956-58. Appointed for INDONESIA, 1958. m. Edna Broadley,
1955. U.S. address: ¢/o Evan J. Smith, 205 N. Eighth St., Gates-
ville, Tex. INDONESIA

SMITH, EDNA EARLE BROADLEY
(Mrs. James Leslie)

b. Hebbardsville, Ky., Mar. 26, 1927; ed. Campbellsville Jr. College;
Carson-Newman College, B.A., 1949-51; Carver School; G.G.B.T.S.,
M.R.E., 1955. Schoolteacher, Hebbardsville, Ky., 1947-49, 1951-52;
summer worker, Home Mission Board, Ariz., 1951; Tex., 1952; Calif.,
1953; music dir., educ. sec., First Spanish Baptist Church, San Pablo,
Calif., 1953-55; typist, Berkeley, Calif., 1954-56; kindergarten teacher,
Oakland, Calif., 1955-56; piano teacher, Pleasant Shade, Tenn., 1957-
58. Appointed for INDONESIA, 1958. m. J. Leslie Smith, Nov. 19,
1955. Child: David Leslie, 1957. INDONESIA

SMITH, JAMES WILLIS

b. Columbus, Ga., Oct. 24, 1923; ed. Emory Univ.; Baylor Univ.,
B.A., 1949; Columbia Theol. Seminary, B.D., 19538. U.S. Air Force,
1943-46; service manager, dept. store, Atlanta, Ga., 1949-52; pastor,
Prairie Hill, Tex., 1948-49; Conyers, Ga., 1950-52; Pine Lake, Ga.,
1952-55. Appointed 1955; pastor, Baptist church, and teacher, Bap-
tist high school, Nazareth, ISRAEL, 1955-56; pastor, Baptist church,
and Mission treas., Jerusalem, 1956—. m. M. Elizabeth Flanders,
1947. U.S. address: 2556 Tilson Drive, S.E., Atlanta, Gt. EI.
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SMITH, MARY ELIZABETH FLANDERS
(Mrs. James W.)

b. Atlanta, Ga., July 21, 1927; ed. Agnes Scott College; Baylor Univ.,
B.A., 1949; Emory Univ. Library worker, 1945-46, and adm. build-
ing hostess, 1946-47, Agnes Scott College, Decatur, Ga.; grade school
teacher, Atlanta, Ga., 1949-58. Appointed 1955; teacher, Baptist
school, Nazareth, ISRAEL, 1955-56; home-church evang., Jerusalem,
1956—. m. James W. Smith, July 11, 1947. Children: Jacquelin
Kay, 1954; Kyle Blakely, 1958. ISRAEL

SMITH, LOY CONNELL

b. Chalybeate Springs, N. C., Jan. 18, 1925; ed. Wake Forest College,
B.S., 1946; Bowman Gray School of Medicine, M.D., 1948. Pastor,
mission of Chalybeate Springs Church, Duncan, N. C., 1944-45;
intern, Rex Hospital, Raleigh, N. C., 1949; Louisville (Ky.) Gen.
Hospital, 1949-50; pathologist, U.S. Army Medical Corps, 1951-53;
asst. resident, N. C. Baptist Hospital, Winston-Salem, 1950-51; resi-
dent, 1953-58. Appointed for NicmRiA, 1958. m. Eunice Andrews,’
1949. U.S. address: Rte. 2, Fuquay Springs, N. C. NIGERIA |
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/ SMITH, EUNICE MELBA ANDREWS
(Mrs. L. C.)

b. Chalybeate Springs, N. C., July 4, 1928; ed. Meredith College, B.A.,
1949; Bryant and Straton Business College (Louisville, Ky.), 1949-50;
Carver School; Bowman Gray School of Medicine. Laboratory tech-
nician, Rex Hospital, Raleigh, N. C., 1951-52. Appointed for NIGERIA,
1958. m. L. C. Smith, June 11, 1949. Children: Melba Claire, 1953;
Loy Connell, Jr., 1955. NIGERIA

SMITH, LUCY ELIZABETH

b. Charleston, Mo., Sept. 24, 1898; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ., B.A.,
1928; Carver School, B.M.T., 1928. Pastor’s asst. and educ. sec.,
Olivet Baptist Church, Oklahoma City, 1928-36; managing editor,
“The Commission,” Richmond, Va., 1942. Appointed 1936; assoc.
to sec. for the Orient, Shanghai, CHINA, 1936-41, 1945-49; branch
office, HONG Kona, 1949-50; asst. treas., JAPAN Mission, Tokyo, 1951-
56; treas., 1956-58. U.S. address: 1819 Northwest 12, Oklahoma
City 6, Okla. JAPAN

SMITH, OLIVE BERTHA

b. Cowpens, S. C., Nov. 16, 1888; ed. Linwood College, Gastonia,
N. C., Winthrop College, B.A., 1918; Carver School, B.M.T., 1916;
Biblical Seminary (New York City); Summer School of Theol. (Winona
Lake, Ind.). Appointed 1917; prin., girls boarding school, Laichowfu,
CHINA, 1919-82; acting prin., boys school, Chefoo, 1927-29; evang.
worker, Tsining, 1932-37; prin., Baptist school, Tsining, 1937-41;
interned 1941, repatriated 1942; evang., Taipeh, TAIWAN, 1948—;
teacher, Baptist theol. seminary, 1954-58. Retired 1958. U.S. ad-
dress: Cowpens, S. C. EMERITUS—TAIWAN and CHINA

SMITH, SHELBY ANDREW

b. Jemison, Ala., Sept. 16, 1927; ed. Univ. of Ala. (extension); Howard
College, B.A., 1958; N.O.B.T.S., B.D., 1956. Pastor, Enterprise
Church, Cedar Cove, Ala., 1950-58; Evergreen Church, Billingsley,
Ala., 1952-54; assoc. pastor, Miami Springs (Fla.) Church, 1953;
pastor, New Blue Creek Church, Blue Creek, Ala., 1953-55; Dixon’s
Mills (Ala.) Church, 1954-58; Sunny South (Ala.) Church, 1955-58.
Appointed for VENEZUELA, 1958. m. Betty Westover, 1955. U.S.

address: c/o M. H. Smith, Rte. 6, Box 358, Bessemer, Ala.
VENEZUELA

SMITH, ELEANOR ELIZABETH (BETTY) WESTOVER
(Mrs. Shelby A.)

b. North Braddock, Pa., Oct. 1, 1926; ed. Bob Jones Univ.; N.O.B.T.S.,
B.R.E., 1954. Secretarial work, insurance co., Martinsville, Va.,
1950-52; cashier and sec., seminary, New Orleans, La., 1958-54. Ap-
pointed for VENEZUELA, 1958. m. Shelby A. Smith, May 21, 1955.

Children: Shelby Andrew, Jr., 1956; Sheryl Elizabeth, 1958.
VENEZUELA

SMITH, WINIFRED LEE (WIMPY)

b. San Saba, Tex., Nov. 2, 1925; ed. Cornet College (France); Tex.
College of Arts and Industries, B.B.A., 1949; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 19538;
East Tex. State Teachers College. U.S. Army, 1944-46; teacher,
Corpus Christi, Tex., 1949; educ. dir., Tolar (Tex.) Church, 1949-51;
B.S.U. dir., teacher, East Tex. State Teachers College, Commerce,
1953-55; assoc., Sunday school dept., Tex. Baptist Convention, Dallas,
1951-52, 1955-57. Appointed 1957; language student, San Jose,
Costa Rica, 1957-58; manager, publication house, Buenos Aires,
ARGENTINA, 1958-59. m. Beverly Hefley, 1953. U.S. address: Box @
212, Portland, Tex. ARGENTINA

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SMITH, BEVERLY JEAN HEFLEY
(Mrs. Winifred L.)

b. Fort Smith, Ark., Sept. 10, 1933; ed. Tex. State College for Women;
East Tex. State Teachers College, B.S., 1955. Vacation Bible school
worker, Tex. Baptist Convention, 1952; library asst., Tex. State Col-
lege for Women, Denton, 1952-53. Appointed 1957; language student,
San Jose, Costa Rica, 1957-58; evang. work, Buenos Aires, ARGEN-
TINA, 1958-59. m. Winifred L. Smith, Aug. 15, 1953. Children:
Winifred Lee, Jr., 1954; Mark Hefley, 1955. ARGENTINA

SMYTH, JERRY PAUL

b. Lubbock, Tex., July 19, 1926; ed. Tex. Technological College, B.A.,
1948; N.O.B.T.S., B.D., 1951; clinical pastoral training program,
N. C. Baptist Hospital. U.S. Navy, 1944-46; pastor, churches in La.
and Miss., 1949-58. Appointed 1953; language student, Campinas,
BrazIL, 1953-54; prof., Baptist theol. seminary, Recife, 1954-56;
agricultural co-ordinator, business manager, Baptist school, Jagua-
quara, 1956—. m. Frances Hennessee, Dec. 25, 1947. U.S. address:
718 S.W. Ninth St., Mineral Wells, Tex. BRAZIL

SMYTH, FRANCES EVELYN HENNESSEE
(Mrs. Jerry P.)

b. Florence, Ala., Dec. 11, 1924; ed. East Tex. Baptist College, A.A.,
1943; Mary Hardin-Baylor College, B.A., 1945. Accompanist, school
chorus and ensembles, East Tex. College, 1941-48; pianist, Second
Church, Marshall, Tex., 1942-48; youth dir. and sec. to pastor, First
Church, Beaumont, Tex., 1946-47; youth dir., First Church, Lubbock,
Tex., 1947-48; accompanist, music dept., N.O.B.T.S., 1950-51. Ap-
pointed 1953; language student, Campinas, Sao Paulo, BRAZIL, 1953-
54; home-church evang., Recife, 1954-56; bookkeeper, Baptist school,
Jaguaquara, 1956—. m. Jerry Paul Smyth, Dee. 25, 1947. Children:
Gordon Paul, 1949; Thomas Jot, 1951; Mark Alan, 1955. BRAZIL

SNELL, OLETA ELIZABETH

b. Bonita, Tex., Nov. 1, 1915; ed. Southwestern (Okla.) Teachers Col-
lege, B.A., 1935; George Peabody College for Teachers, M.A., 1940;
S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1943. Schoolteacher, Hollis, Okla., 1935-87;
Carnegie, Okla., 1937-41. Appointed 1943; language student, Santiago,
CHILE, 1943-44; church edue. dir., 1944-58; WMU fieldworker, North-
ern District, 1944-47; teacher, Women’s Training School, Santiago,
1945-47; asst. to dir., 1947-48; teacher, theol. seminary, Santiago,
1949-58; dean of women, 1949-50, 1956-58; church evang., Santiago,
1950-55; Antofagasta, 1959—. U.S. address: 2027 Texas St., Vernon,
Tex. CHILE

SNOW, LAURA FRANCES

b. Winston-Salem, N. C., Nov. 10, 1924; ed. Meredith College, B.A.,
1945; Carver School, M.R.E., 1948. Schoolteacher, Stanley, N. C.,
1945-46; fieldworker (summers), 1945, 1947; N. C. WMU, field rep.,
1948-50; young people’s sec., Tenn. WMU, 1950-55. Appointed 1955;
language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1955-56; church evang.,
Santiago, CHILE, 1956—; WMU youth sec. for Chile, 1958—; interim
exec, sec., WMU of Chile, 1958-59. U.S. address: 182 Edwin PL.,
Asheville, N. C. CHILE

SNUGGS, HAROLD HEBINGER

b. Singapore, Sept. 12, 1896; ed. Bailey Military Institute; George-
town College, B.S., 1920; Univ. of Va., M.S., 1931; Univ. of Cincinnati;
Univ. of N. C.; Duke Univ.; Furman Univ. Prof., Bailey Military In-
stitute, Greenwood, S. C., 1920-21; Judson College, 1928-24; Major,
U.S. Marine Corps, 1944-46. Appointed 1922; language student,
Canton, CHINA, 1925-27; prin., Baptist high school, Luichow, 1924-
25; teacher, Pooi To academy, Canton, 1925-26; Pooi Ching academy,
Wuchow, 1927-34; business manager, Stout Memorial Hospital,
Wuchow, 1927-34; Mission treas., 1935-39; prof., Univ. of Shanghai,
1939-42; 1947-49; interned 1942, repatriated 1943. m. Grace Mason,
1923. Address: 3536 N. Dickerson, Arlington 7, Va. CHINA

GGS, GRACE MASON
Mrs. H. H.)

. Natural Bridge, Va., May 19, 1898; ed. Fredericksburg State Teach-
érs College. Schoolteacher, Lake View, S. C., 1919-20; Blackville,
S. C., 1920-23. Appointed 1928; language student, Canton, CHINA,
1925-27; teacher, Waang To academy, Wuchow, 1927-34; kindergar-
ten, Wuchow, 1927-34; teacher, Graves Theol. Seminary, Canton,
1934-38; dir.. Mo Kwong home for blind, Canton, 1934-88; educ.
worker, Shanghai, 1947; teacher, Univ. of Shanghai, 1948. m. Harold
H. Snuggs, June 27, 1923. Children: Harold Hebinger, Jr., 1927;
John Mason, 1931; Margaret Anne (m. Hallman), 1934. CHINA

SOLESBEE, WILLIE ALSBERRY

b. Greenwood, Ark., Oct. 17, 1919; ed. Decatur Baptist College; Har-
din-Simmons Univ., B.A., 1948; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1947. Pastor,
Cashion Church, Wichita Falls, Tex., 1943-44; Stanfield Church,
Henrietta, Tex., 1944-47. Appointed 1947; language student, Wusih,
Kiangsu, CHINA, 1947-48; Baguio, PHILIPPINES, 1949-51; pastor,
Chinese and Filipino churches, Dagupan, 1951-52; field evang., Davao
City, 1958—. m. Ella Enloe, 1948. U.S. address: c/o J. R. Enloe,
1506 Loma Linda, Vernon, Tex. PHILIPPINES

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SOLESBEE, ELLA RUTH ENLOE
(Mrs. W. A.)

b. Seymour, Tex., Oct. 22, 1921; ed. North Tex. Teachers College,
B.S., 1942. Schoolteacher, Holliday, Tex., 1942-43; sec. and teacher,
Fort Worth publie schools, 1948-47. Appointed 1947; language stu-
dent, Wusih, Kiangsu, CHINA, 1947-48; Baguio, PHILIPPINES, 1949-
51; evang. worker among Chinese and Filipinos, Dagupan City, 1951-
52; home-church evang., Davao City, 1953—. m. W. A. Solesbee,
Feb. 26, 1948. Children: William Stephen, 1950; Carol Ruth, 1951.
PHILIPPINES

SPANN, JIMMIE DURR

b. Houston, Tex., May 6, 1929; ed. Tex. Wesleyan College; East Tex.
Baptist College; Tex. Christian Univ., B.A., 1950; S.W.B.T.S., B.D.,
1954. Pastor, Rock Hill Church, Grapeland, Tex., 1949-50; Monti-
cello Church, Crockett, Tex., 1950-51; Shady Grove Church, Crockett,
1951-52; New Zion Church, Bonham, Tex., 1952-55; Sadler (Tex.)
Church, 1955-57. Appointed for UruGuAyY, 1957; language student,
San Jose, Costa RICA, 1958-59. m. Norma Sparks, 1949. U.S. ad-

dress: c/o J. H. Sparks, Jr., 3304 N. Crump, Fort Worth, Tex.
URUGUAY

SPANN, NORMA JEAN SPARKS
(Mrs. Jimmie D.)

b. Fort Worth, Tex., Feb. 18, 1982; ed. S.W.B.T.S.; Tex. State Col-
lege for Women, Denton, 1957. Pianist, Fostepco Heights Church,
Fort Worth, 1947-49; clerk, retail merchants association, Fort Worth,
1949-51. Appointed for UrRuGuAy, 1957; language student, San Jose,
Costa Rica, 1958-59. m. Jimmie D. Spann, June 7, 1949. Children:
Stephen Jimmie, 1951; Claudia Marie, 1953. URUGUAY

SPEAR, BOBBY LEE

b. Okmulgee, Okla., June 28, 1928; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ., B.A., 1951;
N.O.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. Pastor, mission churches, Henryetta, Okla.,
1948-49; Bristow, Okla., 1949-51; Mt. Gilead, Ala., 1952-54; Asbury,
Ala., 1958-54. Appointed 1954; language student, Bangkok, THAI-
LAND, 1955-56; field evang., Chonburi, 1956-57; Ayudhya, 1957—.
m. Norma Jean Butler, 1951. U.S. address: Box 728, Wetumka,
Okla. THAILAND

SPEAR, NORMA JEAN (JEANNIE) BUTLER
(Mrs. Bobby Lee)

b. Shattuck, Okla., Aug. 21, 1929; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ., B.S., 1951;
N.O.B.T.S. Staff, Ridgecrest Assembly (summer), 1949; employee,
gas co., Shawnee, Okla., 1950-51; sewing center, New Orleans, La.,
1951-52; library, New Orleans, 1952-538. Appointed 1954; language
student, Bangkok, THAILAND, 1955-56; field evang., Chonburi, 1956-
57; Ayudhya, 1957—. m. Bobby Lee Spear, Aug. 26, 1951. Children:
Linda Marcelle, 1953; Steven Floyd, 1956; Cheryl Jeanne, 1958.
THAILAND

SPENCE, MARJORIE

b. Kipling, N. C., Jan. 4, 1896; ed. Meredith College, B.A., 1920;
Carver School, M.M.T., 1925; N. C. College for Women. School-
teacher, N. C., 1914-15, 1920-21; teacher, Pineland School for Girls,
Salemburg, N. C., 1921-24. Appointed 1925; teacher, science and
Bible, Colegio Bautista, Temuco, CHILE, 1927—. U.S. address:
Lillington, N.C. CHILE

SPENCER, ALVIN ELBERT, JR. (BUD)

b. Freeport, Ill., July 28, 1923; ed. Wheaton College; Denison Univ.,
B.A., 1947; C.B.T.S., M.R.E., and B.D., 1950; Th.M., 1951. U.S.
Marine Corps, 1948-46; pastor, Edinburg Church, Trenton, Mo., 1947-
49; Calvary Church, Kansas City, Kan., 1949-52. Appointed 1952;
language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1952-53; evang. worker, Kobe, 1953-
54; Nagoya, 1954-55; Matsue City, 1955—. m. Doris Scalf, 1945.
U.S. address: Box 276, Jamestown, N. C. JAPAN

SPENCER, DORIS LOUISE SCALF
(Mrs. Alvin E., Jr.)

b. Durham, N. C., Jan. 4, 1923; ed. Salem College; Wheaton College,
B.A., 1944; C.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1951. Teacher, high school, Mt. Airy,
N. C., 1944-45; Wheaton College Academy, 1946-47. Appointed 1952;
language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1952-53; evang. worker, Kobe, 1953-
54; Nagoya, 1954-55; Matsue City, 1955—. m. Alvin E. Spencer, Jr.,
Mar. 31, 1945. Children: Susan Marie, 1949; Joel Edward, 1950;
Sharon Lee, 1953; Stephen Alan, 1954; Samuel Alvin, 1956; Scott
Cameron, 1958 (d. 1958). JAPAN

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SPIEGEL, DONALD JAMES

b. St. Louis, Mo., July 25, 1928; ed. Moody Bible Institute; Midwest
Bible Institute (St. Louis); Wheaton College, B.A., 1953; S.W.B.T.S.,
B.D., 1958. Pastor, Morgan Mill (Tex.) Church, 1956-58. Appointed
1958; language student, Campinas, BRAziL, 1958-59. m. Betty

Wooton, 1949. U.S. address: 2905 A Harper St., St. Louis 7, Mo.
BRAZIL

SPIEGEL, BETTY VIRGINIA WOOTON
(Mrs. Donald J.)

b. West Manchester, Ohio, June 7, 1927; ed. Moody Bible Institute;
S.W.B.T.S., A.R.E., 1956. Telephone operator, Ohio Bell Telephone
Co., West Manchester, 1944-45; worker, business concerns, Sidney,
Ohio, 1945-46, 1948-49, Lombard, IIl., 1949-538. Appointed 1958;
language student, Campinas, BRAzIL, 1958-59. m. Donald J. Spiegel,
Aug. 13, 1949. Child: David James, 1953. BRAZIL

SPRINKLE, S. D., JR.

b. Fort Worth, Tex., June 22, 1931; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1952;
S.B.T.S., B.D., 1955. Music-educ. worker, Bois ‘D’ Are Church,
Palestine, Tex., 1952; Vacation Bible school worker, Ohio Co., Ky.,
1955; pastor, Slaty Creek Church, Prentiss, Ky., 1953-55. Appointed
1955; language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1955-56; field evang.,
Mission treas., Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA, 1956—. m. LaVora Murfin,

1958. U.S. address: 1150S. Buckner Blvd., Dallas, Tex.
ARGENTINA

SPRINKLE, ADDA LaVORA MURFIN
(Mrs. S. D., Jr.)

b. Fortville, Ind., Dec. 7, 1930; ed. Blue Mountain College; La. College,
B.A., 1951; Carver School, M.R.E., 1953. Summer student worker,
Home Mission Board, La., 1949-50, 1952; library worker, S.B.T.S.,
1953-55. Appointed 1955; language student, San Jose, Costa Rica,
1955-56; home-church evang., Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA, 1956—.
m. S. D. Sprinkle, Jr., June 25, 19538. Children: Mary Dee, 1955;
Laura Lee, 1957, ARGENTINA

SPURGEON, HARLAN ELSWORTH

b. Bolivar, Mo., June 30, 1931; ed. Southwest Baptist College, A.A.,
1951; William Jewell College, B.A., 1953; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1957.
Schoolteacher, Leavenworth, Kan., 1953-54; pastor, Pleasant Hill
Church, Everton, Mo., 1950-51; Mt. Moriah (Mo.) Church, 1951-52;
Bethel Church, Lansing, Kan., 1952-54; Poplar Grove Church, Glencoe,
Ky., 1954-57. Appointed 1957; language student, Taipeh, TAIWAN,
1958-59. m. Joann Long, 1951. U.S. address: c/o Hobart Spurgeon,
Bolivar, Mo. TAIWAN (Formosa)

SPURGEON, JOANN LOUISE LONG
(Mrs. Harlan E.)

b. Indianapolis, Ind., Aug. 12, 1930; ed. Southwest Baptist College,
A.E., 1951. Typist, insurance co., Kansas City, Mo., 1952-53, com-
mercial firm, Leavenworth, Kan., 1953; teacher, nursery school,
S.B.T.S., 1955-56. Appointed 1957; language student, Taipeh,
TAIWAN, 1958-59. m. Harlan E. Spurgeon, Sept. 1, 1951. Children:
Timothy Eugene, 1958; Twila Jean, 1956. TAIWAN (Formosa)

STAMPS, DRURE FLETCHER

b. Carroll Co., Ga., Nov. 11, 1885; ed. Bowden College; Mercer Univ.,
B.A., 1911; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1914; Th.D., 1926. Chaplain, U.S. Army,
1918-19; pastor, Wis. and Ga., 1914-18. Appointed 1920; language
student, Nanking, CHINA, 1920-21; pres., Bible school, Chinkiang,
1921-26; teacher, theol. seminary, Hwanghsien, 1928-30; evang.,
Hwanghsien, 1930-81; Yangchow, 1931-38; pres., Yangchow Bible
school, 1938-41, 1946-49; pastor, Univ. Ave. Baptist Church, Honolulu,
Hawall, 1952-55. Retired 1955. Author: “The Mystery of God’s
Wrath.” _m. Elizabeth Belk, 1920. U.S. address: 751 Alcazar Ave.,

rmond Beach, Fla. EMERITUS—CHINA and HAWAII

STAMPS, ELIZABETH BELK
(Mrs. Drure Fletcher)

b. Chatham, Va., Sept. 27, 1891; ed. Flora MacDonald College; Peace
Institute; Princeton Theol. Seminary. Appointed 1920; language
student, Nanking, CHINA, 1920-21; evang. worker, Chinkiang, Kiangsu,
1921-26; Hwanghsien, Shantung, 1928-31; Yangchow, 1931-42,
1946-49; Honolulu, Hawa, 1952-55. Retired 1955. m. Drure
Fletcher Stamps, July 29, 1920. Children: Margaret, 1921 (d. 1926);
George Moreland, 1924; Winston Fletcher, 1927 (d. 1936).
EMERITUS—CHINA and HAWAII

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STAPP, PEARL DUNSTAN
(Mrs. Charles F.)

b. LaGrange, Ga., Dec. 28, 1899; ed. Cox College (College Park, Ga.),
B.Mus., 1920; Tift College, B.A., 1929. Teacher, Colegio Americano
Metodista, Porto Alegre, Brazil, 1920-21. Appointed 1921; gen.
evang., dir. of Baptist school, Pelotas, BRAZIL, 1922-36; dir., religious
activities, primary dept., Colegio Batista Shepard, Rio de Janeiro,
1938-41; gen. evang., Campina Grande, Paraiba, 1941-45; educ.
evang., Maceio, 1946-51; retired 1951; reinstated 1957; teacher, Baptist
schools, Rio de Janeiro, 1958—. Author: three Bible story books for
children (Portuguese). m. Charles F. Stapp, July 30, 1941 (d. 1956).
U.S. address: 604 Ponce de Leon Pl., Decatur, Ga. BRAZIL

STARMER, ROY FRANKLIN

b. Mountain View, Okla., Apr. 8, 1910; ed. Carson-Newman College,
B.A., 1985; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1938; Th.D., 1945; Univ. of Chattanooga.
Appointed 1938; teacher, Baptist Seminary and Training School
Bucharest, ROMANIA, 1938-42; pres., 1939-42; dir., Baptist World
Alliance relief center, Paris, FRANCE, 1948-49; teacher, Bible school,
Rivoli, (Turin), ITALY, 1949-51; Armstrong Memorial Training School,
Rome, 1951—; dir., Italian Baptist publication work, 1951—. m.
Lillie Mae Hylton, 1988. U.S. address: 2116 Bailey Ave., Chatta-
nooga, Tenn. ITALY

STARMER, LILLIE MAE HYLTON
(Mrs. Roy F.)

b. Knoxville, Tenn., Oct. 16, 1909; ed. Carson-Newman College, B.A.,
1934; Carver School; Univ. of Tenn. Stenographer, Knoxville, Tenn.,
1927-29; schoolteacher, Knoxville, Tenn., 1935-38. Appointed 1938;
teacher, Baptist Seminary and Training School, Bucharest, ROMANIA,
1988-42; dir., James Memorial Training School, 1941-42; evang.
worker, Rome, ITALY, 1948-49; Turin, 1949-50; teacher, Armstrong
Memorial Training School, Rome, 1951—. m. Roy F. Starmer, Oct. 8,
1988. Children: Roy Franklin, Jr., 1941; William Hylton, 1943;
Sandra Rebecca, 1945. ITALY

STARNS, FANNY LOUISE

b. Hattiesburg, Miss., Dec. 11, 1923; ed. La. College, B.A., 1948;
N.O.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1952. Summer student worker, Home Mission
Board, Calif., 1948, Ala., 1951; sec., Emmanuel Church, Santa Ana,
Calif., 1948-49; missionary-teacher, La. Baptist Convention, Happy
Jack, 1952-58; sec., registrar’s office, N.O.B.T.S., New Orleans, La.,
1958-55. Appointed 1955; wuigueke student, Bangkok, THAILAND,

1956-57; publication work, 1957—. S. address: Holden, La.
THAILAND

STEPHENS, MARJORIE LORRAINE

b. Tucumcari, N.M., Nov. 21, 1921; ed. Albuquerque (N.M.) Business
College; Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.A., 1947; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E.,
1952. Office sec., Tucumcari, 1941-42; clerk-typist, Tucumcari, 1942-
43; office sec., Hardin-Simmons Univ., Abilene, Tex., 1943-44; asst.
sec., First Church, Abilene, 1945-47; state WMU young people’s
sec., Calif., 1947-49; office sec., S.W.B.T.S., 1950-52. Appointed 1952;
teacher, girls’ secondary school, Agbor, NIGERIA, 1952-56; acting prin.,
girls’ high school, Oshogbo, 1956-57; sec., office of Mission sec.-treas.,
Ibadan, 1957—. U.S. address: 705 E. Smith Ave., Se eee

A

STEPHENS, MARY THOMPSON
(Mrs. Peyton)

b. Taylorsville,’ Ky., Nov. 17, 1865; ed. Teachers Normal School
(Louisville, Ky.); Bible College (Columbia, Mo.). Teacher, private
school, Louisville, 1891-93. Appointed 1893; evang. among women,
and dir., schools for boys and girls, Hwanghsien, CHINA, 1893-1905;
Chefoo, 1906-23; women’s worker for MANCHURIA, 1911-23. Retired
1942. m. Peyton Stephens, Aug. 15, 1893 (d. 1950). Children:
Howard Peyton, 1894; Yates, 1901 (d. 1901). Address: 401 S. Garth
Ave., Columbia, Mo. EMERITUS—CHINA and MANCHURIA

STEWARD, ALBERTA LOUISE

b. Carthage, Mo., Nov. 29, 1904; ed. Mo. State Teachers College,
B.S., 1926; Univ. of Colo.; Carver School, B.M.T., 1929; Mo. Univ.,
M.A., 1958. Educ. dir., Calvary Church, Kansas City, Mo., 1930-35.
Appointed 1935; educ. evang., domestic school, Salvador, BRAZIL, 1935-
40; matron, girls’ dormitory, Baptist school, Jaguaquara, 1941-44;
dean of women, American Baptist school, Recife, 1945-52; teacher,
Training School, 1946-52; Santos Dumont school, Fortaleza, 1953—.
U.S. address: 787 Olive St., Carthage, Mo. BRAZIL

STEWART, REBA CLOUD

b. Jonesboro, Ga., July 29, 1885; ed. Randolph-Macon Woman’s Col-
=e B.A., 1906; M.A., 1909; Harvard Univ.; Univ. of Chicago;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1948. Teacher, Ala. Female Conference College,
Tuskegee, Ala., 1906-07; Randolph-Macon Woman’s College (fellow-
ship), 1907-09; public school, Beaumont, Tex., 1909-18; deputation
work in U.S., 1948-51. Appointed 1919; language student, Canton,
CHINA, 1919-20; Wuchow, Kwangsi, 1920-21; educ. evang., girls’
school, Wuchow, 1920-21; evang. worker, Kweilin, Kwangsi, 1921-34;
Harbin, MANCHURIA, 1936-42; interned 1942, repatriated 1943. Re-

tired 1951. Address: Box 85, Jonesboro, Ga.
EMERITUS—CHINA and MANCHURIA

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STEWART, ROBERT RALPH

b. Chadron, Neb., June 28, 1928; ed. Howard College, B.A., 1951;
N.O.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. U.S. Army, 1946-47; teacher, Howard Col-
lege Extension Center, Anniston, Ala., 1956-58; pastor, Rose Hill
Church, Birmingham, Ala., 1949-51; New Prospect Church, Clarke
Co., Ala., 1952-54; churches in Wilcox, Dallas, and Lowndes counties,
Ala., 1954-55; Eulaton Church, Anniston, 1955-58. Appointed 1958;
language study, Bangkok, THAILAND, 1958-59. m. Maxine Ashburn,

1947. U.S. address: 232 W. Mountain Ave., Jacksonville, Ala.
THAILAND

STEWART, VIRGINIA MAXINE ASHBURN
(Mrs. Robert R.)

b. Arab, Ala., Dec. 25, 1923; ed. Jacksonville State Teachers College,
B.S., 1946. Teacher, Cedar Springs, Jacksonville, Ala., 1944-46;
Calhoun Co. High School, Oxford, Ala., 1946-47; Jones Valley High
School, Birmingham, Ala., 1947-48; Moody Jr. High School, Leeds,
Ala., 1948-49. Appointed 1958; language study, Bangkok, THAI-
LAND, 1958-59. m. Robert S. Stewart, Nov. 1, 1947. Children: Ruth
Ann, 1949; Beverly Joan, 1953; Robert Keith, 1957. THAILAND

STOKES, LUCY BELLE

b. Elk City, Okla., Nov. 3, 1921; ed. Wayland College; Baylor Univ.,
B.A., 1946; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1949. Clerk, buyer, cashier, book-
keeper, F. W. Woolworth Co., Albuquerque, N. M., 1938-43; youth
dir., First Church, Albuquerque, 1947; sec. to Tex. RA leader, Fort
Worth and Dallas, Tex., 1948; sec. to prof., S.W.B.T.S., 1948-49.
Appointed 1949; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1949-50; asst.,
treas. office, 1949-52; evang. worker, Urawa, 1952-56; Tokyo, 1956—.
U.S. address: 305 Dartmouth, S.E., Albuquerque, N. M. JAPAN

STOVER, JOSEPHINE WITHAUER
(Mrs. Thomas Bertram)

b. Washington, D. C., Sept. 7, 1915; ed. George Washington Univ.,
B.A., 1935; M.A., 19388; Carver School, M.R.E., 1941. Clerk-book-
keeper, American Linen Service Co., Washington, D. C., 1985-86;
statistical clerk, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, 1986; U.S. Public Health
Service, 1936-39; office sec. and asst. to exec. sec., WMU of Fia.,
Jacksonville, 1941-47. Appointed 1947; office sec., Baptist Publishing
House, Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL, 1947—. m. Thomas Bertram Stover,
Nov. 1, 1949 (d. 1954). Child: David Ernest, 1958. U.S. address:
Delray Beach, Fla. BRAZIL

STOVER, SHERROD SYLVESTER

b. DeLeon, Tex., Apr. 4, 1906; ed. John Tarleton Agricultural College;
Tex. Technological College, B.A., 1938; S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1939;
M.R.E., 1953; D.R.E., 1959. Pastor, Hoffman, Okla., 1983-34;
Morris, Okla., 1934-38; Tecumseh, Okla., 1938-40. Appointed 1940;
field missionary, Alagoas and Sergipe, BRaziL, 1941-43; Campina
Grande, Paraiba, 1945-46; Belo Horizonte, 1947—; exec. sec., Baptist
state convention, 1941—. m. Alice Armstrong, 1933. U.S. address:
2309 Southside Dr., Brownwood, Tex. BRAZIL

STOVER, ALICE ARMSTRONG
(Mrs. S. S.)

b. Glen Rose, Tex., Oct. 31, 1906; ed. Baylor College, B.A., 1927;
Columbia Univ. Schoolteacher, Lubbock, Tex., 1927-32. Appointed
1940; evang. worker, Alagoas and Sergipe, BRAZIL, 1941-43; Campina
Grande, Paraiba, 1945-46; Belo Horizonte, 1947—. m. Sherrod S.
Stover, Nov. 30, 1933. Children: William Sherrod, 1937; Carloss
Elmer, 1939; James Watson and Helen Ann (twins), 1942. BRAZIL

STROTHER, GREENE WALLACE

b. Oakdale, La., Jan. 23, 1892; ed. La. College, B.A., 1923; N.O.B.T.S.,
Th.B., 1925; Th.D., 1942. Veteran, World War I; winner, Distin-
guished Service Cross, Croix de Guerre, 5th Division citation. Ap-
pointed 1925; language student, Peking, CHINA, 1925-26; evang.-
relief worker, Pochow, Anhwei, 1926-40; wartime treas., China Mis-
sions, Kunming-Chungking-Shanghai, 1944-45; pres., theo!. seminary,
Kaifeng, Honan, 1947-48; evang., Nanking, 1948; survey, Thailand-
Malaya-India, 1949; founder, pres., theol. seminary, Penang, MALAYA,
1954-56. Retired 1957. m. Martha L. Krause, 1925. U.S. address:

“‘Bethany,” P.O. Box 676, Pineville, La.
EMERITUS—CHINA and MALAYA

STROTHER, MARTHA KRAUSE
(Mrs. Greene W.)

b. Omaha, Neb., Nov. 18, 1899; ed. Daphne (Ala.) Normal School;
Livingston (Ala.) Normal School; N.O.B.T.S.; Tulane Univ., B.A.,
1943. Schoolteacher, Neb., 1919-20; Ala., 1921-25. Appointed 1925;
language student, Peking, CHINA, 1925-26; evang., educ., relief worker,
Pochow, 1926-31, 1935-40; Chengchow, 1934-35; teacher, theol. semi-
nary, Kaifeng, 1947-48; evang., student worker, Nanking, 1948; educ.
evang., Penang, MALAYA, 1954-56. Retired 1957. m. Greene W.
Strother, June 17, 1925. Children: Miriam Jean, 1926; Wallace, Jr.,

1928; Joyce Carolyn, 1931; Joe Willis, 1933.
EMERITUS-—CHINA and MALAYA

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STUART, MALCOLM W.

b. Camden, Ala., Aug. 2, 1913; ed. Howard College, B.A., 1936;
S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1940; Yale Univ. Appointed 1941; worker, Bap-
tist Fellowship Center, Honolulu, HAWAU, 1942; organizer, Nuuanu
Church, Honolulu, 1943; pastor, 1943-46; pastor, Wahiawa (Oahu)
Church, and pres., Hawaii Baptist Convention, 1947-48; language stu-
dent, Peking, CHINA, 1948-49; pastor, Olivet Baptist Church, Hono-
lulu, Hawa, 1949-57; Pearl Harbor Church, 1957—. m. Edyth
Boyd, 1941. U.S. address: Camden, Ala. HAWAII

STUART, EDYTH BOYD
(Mrs. Malcolm W.)

b. Wylie, Tex., Aug. 13, 1905; ed. Mary Hardin-Baylor College, B.A.,
1930; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1935; Baylor Univ. Appointed 1935;
language student, Peking, CHINA, 1935-37, 1948-49; teacher, English
and Bible, Shanghai Univ. middle school, 1 0; evang. worker,
Honolulu and Wahiawa, Hawau, 1941-46; Olivet Church, Honolulu,
1949-57; Pearl Harbor Church, 1957—. m. Malcolm W. Stuart, Sept.
18, 1941. Children: Paul Winston, 1943; Maleolm Boyd, 1945.
HAWAII

STURGEON, HOWARD ELDON

b. Milton, Ky., Sept. 18, 1929; ed. Furman Univ., B.A., 1951;
N.O.B.T.S., B.D., 1954; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1958. Summer worker,
Home Mission Board, La., 1949-50, and Calif., 1951; instructor,
Union Baptist Theol. Seminary, New Orleans, La., 1954; pastor, Wood-
land Church, Hammond, La., 1951-53; Northside Chapel, Walnut
Street Church, Louisville, Ky., 1955-57. Appointed for MExIco,
1957; language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1957-58. m. Jo Ann
Ferguson, 1952. U.S. address: c/o S. G. Ferguson, Sonora, Ky.
MEXICO

STURGEON, JO ANN FERGUSON
(Mrs. H. Eldon)

b. Sonora, Ky., Sept. 29, 1931; ed. Mars Hill College, A.A., 1951;
Mather School of Nursing (New Orleans, La.); Tulane Univ., B.A.,
1954; S.B.T.S. Summer worker, Home Mission Board, La., 1951.
Appointed for Mexico, 1957; language student, San Jose, COSTA
Rica, 1957-58. m. H. Eldon Sturgeon, July 1, 1952. Children: Fay
Ann, 1955; Ruth Alice, 1957; Linda Sue, 1958. MEXICO

SULLIVAN, JOHN HARTMON

b. Bolivar, Tenn., Oct. 21, 1919; ed. Iowa State College; La. College,
B.A., 1951; N.O.B.T.S., B.D., M.R.E., 1953. Printer, Memphis,
Tenn., 1934-40; N.O.B.T.S., 1949-51; gen. worker, printing co., Alex-
andria, La., 1940-48, 1946-49; U.S. Navy, 1943-46; pastor, mission
of Central Church, New Orleans, La., 1950-51; Palestine Church,
Rio, La., 1951-54; Hays Creek Church, Franklinton, La., 1954-55;
Comite Church, Baton Rouge, La., 1S 58. Appointed (special)
1958; language study, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1958-59. m. R. Maurice Pollard,
1947. U.S. address: Box 95, Bolivar, Tenn. NIGERIA

SULLIVAN, ROSE MAURICE POLLARD
(Mrs. J. Hartmon)

b. Alexandria, La., Nov. 25, 1927; ed. La. College, B.S., 1947;
N.O.B.T.S. Summer worker, Home Mission Board, New Orleans,
La., 1950; substitute teacher, Central High School, Baton Rouge,
La., 1958. Appointed (special) 1958; language study, Oyo, NIGERIA,
1958-59. m. J. Hartmon Sullivan, Oct. 6, 1947. Children: Raymond
Lewis, 1951; James Davis, 1954. NIGERIA

SUMMERS, MABEL MILLER

b. Bardstown, Ky., Feb. 18, 1915; ed. Meredith College, B.A., 1946;
Carver School, M.R.E., 1948. Secretarial work, 1935-42 and (sum-
mers) 1946-48; educ. dir., First Baptist Church, Asheboro, N. C.
(summer), 1946. Appointed 1948; evang. worker, Beirut, LEBANON,
1948—. U.S. address: Rte. 3, Bardstown, Ky. LEBANON

SWENSON, ERHARDT SVEN

b. Wederhult, Sweden, Jan. 8, 1890; ed. Biblical Serninary (New York
City). Appointed 1923; language student, Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA,
1924-26; pioneer missionary, Bahia Blanca, 1926; Punta Alta, 1926
Rio Colorado, 1939; pastor, Bahia Blanca Baptist Church, 1929-47;
field missionary, South Buenos Aires district, 1926-57; Mission treas.,
1947-52; interim pastorates, 1947-56; manager, Baptist Publication
Board, Buenos Aires, 1947-56. Retired 1958. m. Anna Granberg,
1919. Address: 2529 Grant Ave., El Paso, Tex.
EMERITUS—ARGENTINA

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SWENSON, ANNA M. GRANBERG
(Mrs. Erhardt)

b. Brooklyn, N. Y., Nov. 23, 1890; ed. Training School for Teachers
(Brooklyn). Schoolteacher, Brooklyn, 1912-28. Appointed 1923;
language student, Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA, 1924-26; pioneer WMU
worker, Bahia Blanca, 1926; organizer, WMU, Bahia Blanca, 1929;
pres., 1927-46; organist, Bahia Blanca Baptist Church, 1926-46;
teacher, theol. seminary, Buenos Aires, 1950-51; WMU fieldworker,
Buenos Aires, 1949-57. Retired 1958. m. Erhardt S. Swenson, July
2, 1919. Child: Ann Marie, 1982. EMERITUS—ARGENTINA

TABOR, CHARLES GORDON

b. High Point, N. C., Aug. 81, 1925; ed. High Point College, B.S.,
1950; Bowman Gray School of Medicine, M.D., 1954; S.E.B.T.S.;
Yale Institute of Far Eastern Languages. U.S. Navy, 1944-46; choir
dir., Lexington Ave. Church, High Point, N. C., 1947-50; summer
worker, Home Mission Board, Okla., 1951; intern, City Hospital,
Winston-Salem, N. C., 1954-55; resident, Newell Hospital, Chatta-
nooga, Tenn., 1955-56; gen. practitioner, Youngsville, N. C., 1956-57.
Appointed for KOREA, 1957; language study, Taejon, Korea, 1958-
59. m. Ellen Dennis, 1948. U.S. address: c/o Mrs. C. H. Frick,
1606 Johnson St., High Point, N. C. KOREA

TABOR, MYRTLE ELLEN DENNIS
(Mrs. Charles G.)

b. Calhoun Co., S. C., Oct. 28, 1928; ed. Mars Hill College, A.A., 1947;

High Point College, B.S., 1949; N. C. Baptist Hospital School of
Nursing, R.N., 1955; S.E.B.T.S.; Yale Institute of Far Eastern Lan-
guages. Summer worker, Home Mission Board, N. C., 1949-50; Okla.,
1951; Vacation Bible school worker, N. C., 1950; teacher, Trinity,
N. C., 1949-50; Wallburg, N. C., 1950-52; nurse, N. C. Baptist Hos-
pital, Winston-Salem, 1955; nurse, doctor’s office, Youngsville, N. C.,
1956-57. Appointed for KoBBA, 1957; language study, Taejon, Korea,
1958-59. m. Charles G. Tabor, Mar. 28, 1948. Child: Charles
David, 19565. KOREA

TALLEY, FRANCES

b. Mount Airy, N. C., Jan. 4, 1916; ed. Greensboro College, B.A., 1937;
N.O.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1946; Univ. of Calif. Language School. School-
teacher, Midway, N. C., 1937-48; sec., College Park Church, Greens-
boro, N. C. (summers), 1948-44; mission worker, Thibodaux and
Napoleonville, La. (summer), 1945. Appointed 1946; teacher, Sei-
nan Jo Gakuin, Kokura, JAPAN, 1947-50; English Bible classes in
churches of Kokura, Yawata, Moji, and Orio, 1947-52; gen. evang.,
Matsuyama (and Kaminada, from 1955), 1953—. U.S. address:
702 S. Elam Ave., Greensboro, N. C. JAPAN

TANNER, MARTHA

b. Stellaville, Ga., Sept. 26, 1918; ed. Carver School. Telephone
operator, Augusta, Ga., 1985-39; Sears, Roebuck and Co., Augusta,
1989-41; sec.-bookkeeper, Blanchard and Calhoun Realty Co., Augusta,
1941-44; stenographer, Carver School, 1945-46. Appointed 1951;
sec., Baptist offices, Abeokuta, NIGERIA, 1946-48; Ibadan, 1948—.
U.S. address: 219 Greene St., Augusta, Ga. NIGERIA

TATUM, HUBERT ROGERS

b. Cornelia, Ga., Oct. 22, 1916; ed. Univ. of Ga.; Columbia Bible
College, B.A., 1942; Tex. Wesleyan College, B.S., 1946; S.W.B.T.S.,
B.D., 1949. Pastor in S. C:, 1939-42; educ. dir., Kirkwood Church,
Atlanta, Ga., 1942-48; supply pastor, 1944-45; dir., Service Men’s
Center, Atlanta, 1943-44; mission pastor, Broadway Church, Fort
Worth, Tex., 1946; assoc. pastor, Travis Ave. Church, Fort Worth,
1947-49. Appointed 1949; evang. worker, Hilo, HAWAu, 1949-56;
Kailua, 1957—. m. Margaret Gasteiger, 1937. U.S. address: 805
Park St., Gainesville, Ga. HAWAII

TATUM, MARGARET GASTEIGER
(Mrs. Hubert R.)

b. Bramar, Tenn., Jan. 11, 1916; ed. Mitchell College; Columbia Bible
College; S.W.B.T.S. Student worker and sec. to pres., Mitchell
College, Statesville, N. C., 1985-37; sec. and clerk, Baptist Book Store,
Atlanta, Ga., 1937-88; sec., Stafford Photo Studio, Wheaton, Ill., 1938.
Appointed 1949; evang. worker, Hilo, Hawan, 1949-56; Kailua,
1957—. m. Hubert R. Tatum, Aug. 22, 1937. Children: Peggy
Lois, 1941; Connie Ruth, 1944. HAWAII

TAYLOR, ETHEL FAY

b. Jacksonville, Fla., Mar. 31, 1917; ed. Univ. of Miami, B.A., 1938;
Carver School, M.R.E., 1948; Language School (Berkeley, Calif.).
Schoolteacher, Miami, Fla., 1938-41; evang. worker among Chinese
Navy Trainees, Miami, Fla., 1945. Appointed 1943; gen. sec., Baptist
Young People’s Missionary Organization, Shanghai, CHINA, 1947-50;
young people’s worker, HoNG Kona, 1950-51; language study and
church work, Bandung, INDONESIA, 1958-56; seminary work, Semarang,
1956-57; gen. B.T.U. work, Bandung, 1958—. U.S, address: 245
S.W. 68rd Ave., Miami, Fla. INDONESIA

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TAYLOR, MAYE BELL

b. Eldorado, Tex., May 4, 1905; ed. Baylor Univ.; Hardin-Simmons
Univ., B.A., 1929; Univ. of Southern Calif.; Carver School, M.R.E.,
1986. Teacher in public schools of Tex. seven years. Appointed 1938;
language student, Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL, 1938-39; assoc. dir., WMU
Training School, Recife, Pernambuco, 1939-48; dir., 1948-53; dir.,
Baptist primary school, Aracaju, Sergipe, 1955-59. U.S. address:
700 N. Third St., Haskell, Tex. BRAZIL

TAYLOR, ORVILLE WALTERS (‘“TOM”’’)

b. El Dorado, Ark., Sept. 20, 1917; ed. Ouachita Baptist College, B.A.,
1947; Univ. of Ky., M.A., 1948; Duke Univ., Ph.D., 1956. U.S. Army,
1941-46; Reserve, 1946-48; Air Force Reserve, 1948—; chairman, dept.
of history, Little Rock (Ark.) Univ. 1950-55. Appointed (special)
1955; teacher, Baptist College, Iwo, NiGeRIA, 1955—. m. Evelyn

Bonham, 1942. U.S. address: 2920 Arch St., Little Rock, Ark.
NIGERIA

TAYLOR, ‘EVELYN ADELLA BONHAM
(Mrs. Orville W.)

b. Memphis, Tenn., Nov. 26, 1922; ed. Albany State Teachers College;
Ouachita Baptist College, B.A., 1947. Office sec., U.S. Civil Service,
Chicago, Ill., 1942; North Little Rock, Ark., 1944-45; Wichita Falls,
Tex., 1946; Little Rock, 1951-52; office sec., Ark. Baptist head-
quarters, Little Rock, 1945. Appointed (special) 1955; teacher,
Baptist College, Iwo, NicmRiIA, 1955—. m. Orville W. Taylor, Dec.
5, 1942. Children: Michael William, 1947; Priscilla Evelyn, 1957;
Melissa Susan, 1958. NIGERIA

TAYLOR, SARA FRANCES

b, Columbia, S. C., Aug. 8, 1918; ed. Univ. of S. C., B.A., 1940; Colum-
bia Bible College; Carver School, M.R.E., 1945. Public welfare
worker, Columbia, S. C., 1940-43; evang. worker, Key West, Fla.
(summer), 1944. Appointed 1945; language student, Rosario, ARGEN-
TINA, 1946; prin., Instituto Biblico Femenil Bautista Rioplatense,
Rosario, 1947; dir., Good Will Center, Rosario, 1948-58; field evang.,
Buenos Aires, 1959—. U.S. address: 2407 Sumter St., Columbia
2, S. C. ARGENTINA

TAYLOR, WILLIAM CAREY

b. Mayfield, Ky., Sept. 30, 1886; ed. Bethel College (Russellville,
Ky.), B.A., 1905; S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1915; Th.D., 1916; Princeton
Theol. Seminary; S.B.T.S. Teacher, Bardstown (Ky.) Baptist
Institute, 1905-06; pastor, Arlington, Ky., 1906-11; Ponder, Tex., 1912;
Comanche, Okla., 1912-15. Appointed 1915; prof., theol. seminary,
Recife, BRAZIL, 1916-34; Rio de Janeiro, 1946-48; Training School,
Rio, 1949-56. Foreign Mission Board sec. for Latin America, 1936-40.
Retired 1956. Author: “Sharing with Neighbor America” and “The
New Bible: Pro and Con” in English, 20 books in Portuguese, and two
in Spanish. m. Grace Sisco, 1918. U.S. address: Box 1504, Louisville,
Ky. EMERITUS—BRAZIL

TAYLOR, GRACE SISCO
(Mrs. William Carey)

b. Bardstown, Ky., Mar. 8, 1888; ed. Bardstown Baptist Institute;
Georgetown College; S.W.B.T.S. Appointed 1915; educ.-evang.
worker, Recife, BRAZIL, 1916-35; first pres., Escola de Trabalhadoras
Cristas, Recife; gen. field work, Rio de Janeiro, 1936-56. Retired
1956. m. William Carey Taylor, Nov. 18, 1918. Children: Clara
Brown (m. Wilson), 1916; Laura Jean (m. Nelson), 1919; Alfred Boyce,
1920; Katherine Elizabeth (m. Howard), 1923.
EMERITUS—BRAZIL

TEAL, EDNA EARLE

b. Villa Rica, Ga., Apr. 15, 1879; ed. State Normal (Athens, Ga.);
Shorter College; Ga. Baptist Hospital, R.N., 1908; Biblical Seminary
of N. Y.; Bible Institute of Los Angeles. Supervisor of nurses, Taber-
nacle (Ga.) Baptist Hospital, 1909. Appointed 1910; medical work,
Baptist hospital, Yangchow, CHINA, 1910-17; dir., nurses’ training
schools (boys and girls, Yangchow, 1919-26; gen. evang., Yangchow,
1927-41. Interned 1941, repatriated 1942. Retired 1948. Address:
Villa Rica, Ga. EMERITUS—CHINA

TEEL, JAMES OSCAR, JR.

b. Electra, Tex., Dec. 9, 1927; ed. Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.A., 1950;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1955. Orderly, Hendrick Memorial Hospital,
Abilene, Tex., 1946-50; pastor, New Hope Church, Stamford, Tex.,
1949-51; Westfork Church, Azle, Tex., 1952-53; Pleasant Valley
Church, Olney, Tex., 1953-56. Appointed 1956; language student,
San Jose, Costa Rica, 1956-57; field evang., Guayaquil, ECUADOR,
1957—. m. Georgie Lee Williams, 1949. U.S. address: 2285 Carnes,
Dallas, Tex. ECUADOR

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TEEL, GEORGIE LEE WILLIAMS
(Mrs. James O., Jr.)

b. Fort Worth, Tex., Oct. 30, 1927; ed. Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.A.,
1949; Hendrick School of Nursing; S.W.B.T.S. Summer worker,
Home Mission Board, N. M. and Okla., 1945-49; employee, doctor’s
office, Abilene, Tex., 1950; Harris hospital, Fort Worth, Tex., 1951.
Appointed 1956; language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1956-57;
home-church evang., Guayaquil, Ecuapor, 1957—. m. James O.
Teel, Jr., Jan. 21, 1949. Children: Linda Sue, 1950; Judy Kay, 1953;
Pamela Jean, 1954; Shirley Ann, 1956 (d. 1958); James DeWitt, 1958.

ECUADOR

TENNISON, GRAYSON C.

b. Plainview, Tex., Dec. 27, 1924; ed. Howard Payne College, B.A.,
1945; D.D., 1958; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1949. Pastor, Calvary Church,
Post, Tex., 1943-44; Fairy (Tex.) Church, 1944-47; Desdemona (Tex.)
Church, 1945-47; Iredell (Tex.) Church, 1947-49. Appointed 1949;
language student, Campinas, BRAzIL, 1949-50; field missionary for
state of Paraiba, Campina Grande, 1950-53; Pernambuco Baptist
sec.-treas., Recife, 1954—. m. Betty Jean Waters, 1945. U.S. ad-
dress: 4428 Call Field Road, Wichita Falls, Tex. BRAZIL

TENNISON, BETTY JEAN WATERS
(Mrs. Grayson C.)

b. Fort Worth, Tex., Oct. 31, 1925; ed. Howard Payne College;
S.W.B.T.S., B.R.E., 1949. Employee, Century Insurance Co., Fort
Worth, 1942-48; sec., First Church, Brownwood, Tex., 1944-45;
schoolteacher, Desdemona, Tex., 1947. Appointed 1949; language
student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1949-50; evang. worker, Campina Grande,
1950-53; Recife, Pernambuco, 1954—; treas., state WMU, 1955-58;
teacher, WMU Training School, 1954-58. m. Grayson C. Tennison,
June 1, 1945. Children: Grayson Eugene, 1950; Laura Jane, 1952;
James Edward, 1955. BRAZIL

TERRY, LULU SPARKMAN
(Mrs. Adolph John)

b. Wauchula, Fla., May 24, 1887; ed. Stetson Univ. Academy; Carver
School, B.M.T., 1910. Appointed 1912; language student, Recife,
BRAZIL, 1912-18; evang. worker, Teresina, Piaui, 1913-18; co-founder
and asst. dir., Baptist industrial institute, Corrente, 1919-31; teacher,
American Baptist School, Recife, 1931-32; Rio girls’ school, 1932-34;
field missionary, Vitoria, Espirito Santo, 1936-47; teacher, WMU
Training School, Recife, and state WMU and B.T.U. worker, 1948-57.
Retired 1957. m. Adolph John Terry, June 8, 1911 (d. 1945). Chil-
dren: Daniel Brunson, 1912; Susan Elizabeth (m. Woodson), 1917.
U.S. address: Homerville, Ga. EMERITUS—BRAZIL

TERRY, VIRGINIA KATHERINE

b. Trenton, Tenn., Sept. 14, 1918; ed. Business College; Mars Hill
College, A.A., 1947; Miss. College, B.A., 1949; Carver School, M.R.E.,
1951; Univ. of Mo. Office sec., Memphis, Tenn., 1943-46; asst. to
prof., Mars Hill College, 1946-47; asst. to college matron, Miss. Col-
lege, 1947-49. Appointed 1951; office sec., Baptist Publishing House,
Rio de Janeiro, BRAzIL, 1951-52; language student, Campinas, 1952-
58; sec., treas. office, Campinas, 1953-56; bookkeeper, treas. office,
Rio de Janeiro, 1957—. U.S. address: Rte. 2, Bells, Tenn.

BRAZIL

THARPE, EDGAR JEFFERSON

b. Macon, Ga., Oct. 20, 1918; ed. Univ. of Ga., B.S., 1940; S.B.T\S.,
Th.M., 1948. Pastor of mission, Louisville, Ky., 1942-43; Cave Spring
Church, Roanoke, Va., 1943-44; Mount Hermon Church, Danville,
Va., 1944-47. Appointed 1947; evang. worker, Waimea, Kauai,
Hawau, 1948; Kahului, Maui, 1948-54; Kaneohe, Oahu, 1954—. m.
Gertrude Addis, 1948. U.S. address: 328 E. Main St., Walhalla,
Ss. C. HAWAII

THARPE, GERTRUDE ADDIS
(Mrs. Edgar Jefferson)

b. Walhalla, S. C., May 6, 1919; ed. Columbia Bible College; Tift
College, B.A., 1940; N.O.B.T.S.; Carver School, M.M., 1957. Baptist
student sec., Charity Hospital, New Orleans, La., 1941-42; Okla.
College for Women, Chickasha, 1942-43; pastor’s asst., Roanoke, Va.,
1943-44; Danville, Va., 1944-47. Appointed 1947; evang. worker,
Waimea, Kauai, Hawa, 1948; Kahului, Maui, 1948-54; Kaneohe,
Oahu, 1954—. m. Edgar Jefferson Tharpe, June 27, 1943. Children:
Edgar Alan, 1944; David Lawrence, 1947; Jeanie Elizabeth, oe

HAWAII

THOMAS, JOHN NATHANIEL

b. Liverpool, England, Aug. 4, 1910; ed. Theol. College of Wales;
S.W.B.T.S. Foreign missionary, Colombia, S. A.: of Worldwide
Evang. Crusade, London, England, 1935-44; of Calvary Baptist
Church, Everett, Wash., 1945; of Colombian Mission, S.B.C., 1946-
51. Appointed 1951; pastor, Bethel Church, Barranquilla, COLOMBIA,
1951-52; Central Church, Barranquilla, 1952-55, 1956—-; evang.,
Medellin, 1955-56. m. Evelyn V. Arnold, 1988. Address: 24 Tiber
St., Liverpool, England. COLOMBIA

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THOMAS, EVELYN VERA ARNOLD
(Mrs. John N.)

b. Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, Mar. 8, 1911; ed. Winnipeg School
of Theol.; course in practical nursing. Missionary to Colombia: of
Worldwide Evang. Crusade, 1936-44; of Calvary Baptist Church,
Everett, Wash., 1945; of Colombian Mission, S.B.C., 1946-51. Ap-
pointed 1951; evang. worker, Barranquilla, COLOMBIA, 1951-55, 1956—;
Medellin, 1955-56. m. John N. Thomas, Mar. 8, 1938. Children:
Mavis Ruth (m. Howell), 1939; David John, 1942; Lawrence Wayne
and Patricia Anne (twins), 1946. COLOMBIA

THOMPSON, CECIL LAVON

b. Lenoir, N. C., Sept. 18, 1929; ed. Bob Jones Univ.; Gardner-Webb
Jr. College; Lenoir Rhyne College; Carson-Newman College, B.A.,
1951; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1953; Th.D., 1955. Asst. to missionary,
Catawba River Association, N. C., 1949; pastor, East Valdese (N. C.)
Mission, 1949; rural missions, Arbuckle Association, Okla., 1951-53;
Russett (Okla.) Church, 1954-55; teaching fellow, theol. dept.,
S.W.B.T.S., 1955-56. Appointed 1956; language student, San Jose,
Costa Rica, 1957; teacher, theol. seminary, Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA,
1958—. m. Jean Ward, 1958. U.S. address: 124 Elmwood St., Knox-
ville 14, Tenn. ARGENTINA

THOMPSON, JEAN OLEN WARD
(Mrs. Cecil Lavon)

b. Bulls Gap, Tenn., July 5, 1980; ed. Univ. of Tenn., B.S., 1951;
S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1954. Staff, Ridgecrest Assembly, 1950; sec.
to pres., Carson-Newman College, Jefferson City, Tenn., 1951-52;
promotional sec., MeCalla Ave. Church, Knoxville, Tenn. (summer),
1953; sec. to prof., S.W.B.T.S., 1952-53, 1955-56. Appointed 1956;
language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1957; teacher, theol. seminary,
Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA, 1958—. m. Cecil Lavon Thompson, Aug.
25, 1953. ARGENTINA

THOMPSON, DAVIS HENRY

b. Florence, Ala., July 14, 1924; ed. Ala. Polytechnic Institute; Howard
College; Ala. State Teachers College, B.S., 1949; N.O.B.T.S., B.D.,
1952. U.S. Army Air Forces, 1943-45; assoc. pastor, Third St. Church,
New Orleans, La., 1949-51; fieldworker, Muscle Shoals Assn., Moul-
ton, Ala., 1954-55; pastor, Ala. churches, 1948-49, 1951-58. Appointed
for ARGENTINA, 1958; language student, San Jose, Costa RICA, 1958-
59. m. Lorene Huffman, 1948. U.S. address: c/o Mrs. H. L. Huff-
man, 433 N. Cherry, Florence, Ala. ARGENTINA

THOMPSON, THELMA LORENE HUFFMAN
(Mrs. Davis Henry)

b. Nashville, Tenn., Dec. 29, 1927; ed. Ala. Teachers College, B.S.,
1949; N.O.B.T.S. Schoolteacher, Florence, 1949; Chatom, Ala.,
1952-58; sec., Third St. Church, New Orleans, La., 1949-50. Ap-
pointed for ARGENTINA, 1958; language student, San Jose, Costa
Rica, 1958-59. m. Davis Henry Thompson, Nov. 28, 1948. Children:

Dan Edward, 1954; James Wesley, 1956; Kenneth Charles, 1957.
ARGENTINA

THOMPSON, KENNETH RALPH

b. Shreveport, La., Aug. 21, 1930; ed. Meadows-Draughon Business
College; Okla. Baptist Univ., B.A., 1953; Tex. Christian Univ.;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. Accountant, Shreveport, 1947-48; pastor,
Lynn Mission of First Church, Hominy, Okla., 1949-50; pastor, First
Church, Corbett, Okla., 1950-51; supply pastor, Riverview (Okla.)
Community Church, 1951-52; laundry clerk, Fort Worth, Tex., 1951-
52; pastor, First Church, Tussy, Okla., 1952-54; worker, Armour Pack-
ing Co., Fort Worth, 1953-54; asst. and mission pastor, First Church,
Hillsboro, Tex., 1954-55; pastor, First Church, Mertens, Tex., 1955-
57; First Church, Harmon, Okla., 1957-59. Appointed for KorBa,
1958. m. Mary Smith, 1951. U.S. address: 1005 N.W. 41st, Okla-
homa City, Okla. KOREA

THOMPSON, MARY BELL SMITH
(Mrs. Kenneth R.)

b. Berryville, Ark., Dec. 28, 1930; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ.; S.W.B.T.S.
Library asst. 1949-50, and switchboard operator, 1950-51, Okla.
Baptist Univ., Shawnee, Okla.; worker, electrical co., Shawnee (sum-
mer), 1951; bookkeeper, manufacturing co., Fort Worth, Tex., 1951-52;
office sec., high school, Hillsboro, Tex., 1956-57. . Appointed for KoREA,
1958. m. Kenneth Thompson, June 5, 1951. Children: Kenneth
Ralph, Jr., 19538; Grady Eugene, 1957. KOREA

THORPE, BENNETT TERRY

b. Owensboro, Ky., Aug. 7, 1924; ed. Univ. of Fla.; Univ. of Miami,
B.A., 1948; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1951. U.S. Army Air Forces, 1943-45;
mission asst., Central Church, Miami, Fla., 1947-48, 1954-55; student
pastor, Colesburg (Ky.) Church, 1949-51; pastor, Oakland Park (Fla.)
Church, 1951-53; Key Biscayne Mission of Central Church, Miami,
1953-54; Old Fort (N. C.) Church, 1955-58. Appointed 1958; language
student, Salisbury, SOUTHERN RHODESIA, 1958-59. m. Wilma Waldin,

1947. U.S. address: 3001 N.W. South River Dr., Miami, Fla.
SOUTHERN RHODESIA

 
THORPE, WILMA WALDIN
(Mrs. B. Terry)

b. Miami, Fla., Feb. 29, 1928; ed. Univ. of Miami; Carver School.
Saleslady, Miami, 1946-47; St. Matthews, Ky., 1948-49; Coral Gables,
Fla., 1958-54. Appointed 1958; language student, Salisbury, SOUTHERN
RHODESIA, 1958-59. m. B. Terry Thorpe, June 8, 1947. Children:

Penelope Ruth, 1950; Rilla Ann, 1955; Daniel Terry, 1958.
SOUTHERN RHODESIA

TILFORD, FRANCES LORENE

b. Tullahoma, Tenn., May 20, 1904; ed. Middle Tenn. State College;
Tenn. College for Women, B.S., 1933; Carver School, B.M.T., 1931;
M.R.E., 1942; Univ. of Calif.; Columbia Univ., M.A., 1948; S.B.T.S.
Office worker, Chattanooga, Tenn., 1923-29; educ. dir., church sec.,
Broadway Church, Louisville, Ky., 1934-86. Appointed 1936; lan-
guage student, Canton, CHINA, 1936-37; HONG KONG, 1937-38; evang.
work, teacher, Shanghai, 1938-41, 1948-51; teacher, Chungking, 1944-
46; National Taiwan Univ., Taipeh, TAIWAN, 1951-52; evang. work,
Kaohsiung, 1952-54; teacher, student work, Provincial College,

Taichung, 1955—. U.S. address: 108 Greenleaf St., Chattanooga,
Tenn. TAIWAN (Formosa)

TINKLE, AMANDA ARVILLA

b. Benton, Ark., Sept. 12, 1907; ed. Ark. Baptist Hospital (Little
Rock), R.N., 1931; Central Baptist College (Conway, Ark.); Okla.
Univ.; George Peabody College. Schoolteacher, Benton, 1927-28;
private duty nursing, Little Rock, 1931-34; nurse, Central Baptist
College, 1934-35; staff, Payne County Masonic Hospital, Cushing,
Okla., 1986-88. Appointed 1938; medical worker, Shaki (and Ogbomo-
sho, Iwo, and Okuta as relief during furloughs), NIGERIA, 1938-55;

Leprosy Service, Ogbomosho, 1955—. U.S.address: Scott, Ark.
NIGERIA

TIPTON, MARY BRYSON
(Mrs. W. H.)

b. Bryson City, N. C., Mar. 25, 1878; ed. Woman’s College of the Univ.
of N. C.; Rogersville (Tenn.) Synodical College, B.A., 1896. School-
teacher in N. C., 1902-09; work with Chinese, Houston, Tex., 1946-47.
Appointed 1909; prin., Waang To girls’ school, Wuchow, CHINA,
1909-11; assoc. editor of Chinese WMU literature and editor, ele-
mentary Sunday School literature, China Baptist Publication Society,
1921-41; editor, “‘Kind Words,’”’ 1923-25. Retired 1946. m. William

Henry Tipton, Aug..3, 1909 (d. 1950) Child: Henry Bryson, 1911.
Address: Black Mountain, N. C EMERITUS—CHINA

TISDALE, BILLY BOB

b. El Dorado, Ark., Jan. 8, 1929; ed. Kilgore (Tex.) College, A.A.,
1948; Univ. of Tex., B.B.A., 1950; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1955. Employee,
oil co., Dallas, Tex., 1950-52; pastor, Bellview Church, Boone, Okla.,
1958; Calvary Church, Brownsboro, Tex., 1954-55. Appointed 1955;
_ evang., Dagupan City, PHILIPPINES, 1956-57; language study,

anila, 1957-58; gen. evang., Tarlac, 1958—. m. Helen McWilliams,

1952. U.S. address: 1404 Jacksonville Dr., Henderson, Tex.
PHILIPPINES

TISDALE, HELEN McWILLIAMS
(Mrs. B. B.)

b. Joinerville, Tex., Feb. 19, 1932; ed. Kilgore (Tex.) College, A.A.,
1952; S.W.B.T.S. Typist, file clerk, abstract co., Henderson, Tex.
(summers), 1949-50; stenographer, oil and gas co., Fort Worth and
Midland, Tex., 1952-53. Appointed 1955; gen. evang., Dagupan
City, PHILIPPINES, 1956-57; language study, Manila, 1957-58; gen.
evang., Tarlac, 1958—. m. Bill Tisdale, Jan. 26, 1952. Children:
Mark Randall, 1954; Rebecca Lynn, 1956. PHILIPPINES

TODD, ANNA FRANCES

b. Speedwell, Ky., June 18, 1919; ed. Eastern (Ky.) State College, B.S.,
1941; Carver School, M.R.E., 1945. Schoolteacher, Ky., 1942-44.
Appointed 1945; language student, Cartagena, COLOMBIA, 1945-46;
educ.-evang. worker, Cartagena, 1946-49; Barranquilla, 1949—;
manager, Baptist Book Store, 1956. U.S. address: Rte. 3, Richmond,
Ky. COLOMBIA

TODD, PEARL

b. Lowndes Co., Ga., Nov. 2, 1890; ed. Tift College, B.A., 1918; Carver
School, B.M.T., 1919. Okla. WMU sec. Oklahoma City, 1919-21.
Appointed 1921; language student, Peking, CHINA, 1922-23; teacher,
Williams Memorial girls’ school, Chefoo, 1922-41; interned 1941,
repatriated 1942; English teacher, Seinan Gakuin, Fukuoka, JAPAN,
1950-57. Retired 1957. U.S.address: Rte. 4, Valdosta, Ga.
EMERITUS—CHINA and JAPAN

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b. Alton, Ill., Aug. 4, 1924; ed. La. College, B.A., 1946; N.O.B.T\S.,
B.D., 1952. Pastor, Boyce, La., 1942-43; U.S. Army, 1943-45; pastor,
Baptist churches, Baskin, Bogalusa, Baton Rouge, and Amite, La.,
1945-52. Appointed 1952; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL,
1952-58; field evang., Jundiai, Sao Paulo, 1953-57; exec. sec., state
convention, 1955-56; teacher, theol. institute, Belem, Para, 1958—.

m. Nell Sills, 1948. U.S. address: 5905 McClelland Dr., Baton
Rouge, La. BRAZIL

TOLBERT, NELL SILLS
(Mrs. M. O.)

b. Crowville, La., Dec. 22, 1923; ed. La. College, B.S., 1946. Dining
hall worker, La. College, Pineville, 1940-42; schoolteacher, Baskin, La.,
1947-49. Appointed 1952; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL,
1952-53; home-church evang., Jundiai, Sao Paulo, 1953-56; Belem,
Para, 1958—. m. Malcolm O. Tolbert, Nov. 4, 1948. Children:
Lana Sharon, 1944; Ellen Sills, 1946; Laron Malcolm, 1949; Anita
Louisa, 1954, BRAZIL

TORSTRICK, MELVIN EUGENE

b. Louisville, Ky., May 6, 1927; ed. Georgetown College, B.A., 1947;
S.B.T.S., B.D., 1950. Chaplain, U.S. Navy, 1951-53; staff member,
Central Baptist Mission, Louisville, 1948-49; pastor, Friendship
Chapel, Louisville, 1949-50; Wolcottville and Rome City (Ind.)
churches, 1950; Grace Church, Louisville, 1953-54; Sand Spring
Church, Lawrenceburg, Ky., 1955-57. Appointed 1954; language
student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1958; evang., Concepcion, CHILE,
1959—. m. Shirley Lee, 1948. U.S. address: 2294 Ralph Ave.,
Louisville 16, Ky. CHILE

TORSTRICK, SHIRLEY MAE LEE
(Mrs. Melvin E.)

b. Louisville, Ky., July 25, 1927; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1948; Carver
School. Vacation Bible school worker, Tex., 1946; recreational worker,
Neighborhood House, 1947-48, and City Div. of Recreation, Louisville,
1949; social worker, City Welfare Dept., Louisville, 1950-51, 1958-54.
Appointed 1954; language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1958; evang.,
Concepcion, CHILE, 1959—. m. Melvin Eugene Torstrick, Dec. 18,
1948. Children: Walter Brian, 1950; Terri Lynn, 1953. CHILE

TOWERY, BRITT EDWARD, JR.

b. Brownwood, Tex., Jan. 12, 1980; ed. Howard Payne College, B.A.,
1951; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. Pastor, Mt. Zion Church, Brown Co.,
Tex., 1951; South Copperas Church, Comanche Co., Tex., 1952-53;
First Church, Eustace, Tex., 1953-54; First Church, San Manuel,
Ariz., 1954-57. Appointed 1956; language student, Taipeh, TAIWAN,
1957-58; evang. worker, Keelung, 1958—. m. Nelda Joan Long, 1950.
U.S. address: 309 Fourth St., Brownwood, Tex. TAIWAN (Formosa)

TOWERY, NELDA JOAN LONG (JODY)
(Mrs. Britt Edward, Jr.)

b. Farmersville, Tex., Mar. 4, 1980; ed. Howard Payne College, BS.,
1951; S.W.B.T.S. Vacation Bible school worker, Grayson and Fannin
County Associations, Tex., 1948; teacher, Alice Carson Elementary
School, Fort Worth, Tex., 1951-54; San Manuel (Ariz.) public school,
1955; San Manuel, 1956. Appointed 1956; language student, Taipeh,
TAIWAN, 1957-58; church evang., Keelung, 1958—. m. Britt Edward
Towery, Jr., July 28, 1950. TAIWAN (Formosa)

TROTT, EDWARD BRUCE

b..Dallas, Tex., Jan. 2, 1926; ed. Southern Methodist Univ.; Oklahoma
State Univ., B.S., 1949; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1955. U.S. Army Air
Forces, 1944-45; agricultural engineer, Dept. of Agriculture, Soil Con-
servation Service, Fort Cobb, Okla., 1949-52; pastor, Meehan Mis-
sion, Sooner Valley, Okla., 1948-49; Corinth Church, Tolar, Tex.,
1954-55; Toomsuba and Kewanee churches, Lauderdale Co., Miss.,
1955-57. Appointed 1957; language study, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1957-
58; gen. evang., Aracaju, Sergipe, 1958—. m. Freda Porter, 1953.
U.S. address: Rte. 6, Homestead 18, Meridian, Miss. BRAZIL

TROTT, FREDA LEE PORTER
(Mrs. Edward B.)

b. Meridian, Miss., Oct. 4, 19380; ed. Meridian Jr. College; Miss. Col-
lege, B.A., 1951; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1954. Sec., Clinton (Miss.)
Church, 1951-52; Miss. Baptist Convention, Jackson, 1952. Appoint-
ed 1957; language study, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1957-58; gen. evang.,
Aracaju, Sergipe, 1958—. m. Edward B. Trott, June 5, 1958. Chil-
dren: Deborah Lee, 1955; John Allen, 1957. BRAZIL

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b. DeLeon, Tex., Oct. 13, 1918; ed. Howard Payne College, B.A.,
1937; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1938; George Peabody College for Teach-
ers, M.A., 1947. Appointed 1938; teacher, Baptist girls’ school,
Abeokuta, NIGERIA, 1939-52; prin., Baptist Women’s Training Col-
lege, 1952—. U.S. address: 707 Ninth St., Ballinger, Tex.

NIGERIA

TUMBLIN, JOHN ADDISON, SR.

b. Laurens Co., S. C., July 10, 1888; ed. Textile Industrial Institute;
Furman Univ., B.A., 1919; S.B.T - Th.G., 1921; Eastern Baptist
Theol. Seminary, B.D., 1927; Va. Polytechnic Institute. Pastor,
Princess Anne, Md., 1921-22; supply pastor, Virginia Beach, Va., 1922.
Appointed 1921; language student, Recife, BRAZIL, 1922-23; Salvador,
1923; field missionary, Jaguaquara, 1924-31; dir., Ginasio Taylor-
Egidio, Jaguaquara, 1931-35; field missionary, Natal, Rio Grande do
Norte, 1986-55; Martins, Rio Grande do Norte, 1955-58. Retired
1958. _m. Frances Marrow Davis, 1922. U.S. address: 2811 Marshall
Ave., Newport News, Va. EMERITUS—BRAZIL

TUMBLIN, FRANCES MARROW DAVIS
(Mrs. John Addison)

b. Hampton, Va., Dec. 16, 1892; ed. Normal School (Farmville, Va.).
Schoolteacher, Hampton, Newport News, and Virginia Beach, Va.,
1914-19, 1921-22; clerical worker, Newport News and Norfolk, Va.,
1919-21. Appointed 1922; language student, Recife, 1922-23; Sao
Salvador, 1923; church worker, Jaguaquara, Baia, 1924-31; co-dir.,
Ginasio Taylor-Egidio, Jaguaquara, 1931-35; evang. worker, Natal,
Rio Grande do Norte, 1936-37; co-dir., Instituto Batista, Natal, 1938-
42, 1945—; church worker, Natal, 1944. Retired 1958. m. John Ad-
dison Tumblin, July 19, 1922. Children: John Addison, Jr., 1923;
Alice Ann, 19380. EMERITUS—BRAZIL

TUMBLIN, JOHN ADDISON, JR.

b. Salvador, Brazil, Oct. 4, 1923; ed. Campbell College; Wake Forest
College, B.A., 1948; Duke Univ., M.A., 1950; Ph.D., 1956. U.S.
Navy, 1943-46; public relations asst., Campbell College, Buies Creek,
N. C., 1949; instructor, Duke Univ., Durham, N. C., 1954-55; Ran-
dolph-Macon Woman’s College, Lynchburg, Va., 1951-54; asst. prof.,
1955-56. Appointed 1956; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL,
1957-58; prof., Baptist theol. seminary, Women’s training school, and
college, Recife, 1958—. m. Alice Puryear, 1949. U.S. address: ¢/o
E. H. Puryear, Independence, Va. BRAZIL

TUMBLIN, ALICE PURYEAR
(Mrs. John Addison, Jr.)

b. Washington, D. C., May 21, 1928; ed. Mars Hill College, A.A.,
1947; Wake Forest College, B.A., 1949. Student worker, schools of
missions, Florida WMU (summers), 1946-47; sec., Watts St. Church,
Durham, N. C., 1949-51; receptionist, X-ray operator, tuberculosis
association, Durham, 1954-55. Appointed 1956; language student,
Campinas, BRAZIL, 1957-58; home-church evang., Recife, 1958—.
m. John Addison Tumblin, Jr., July 18,1949. Children: Anita Louise,
1953; John Erwin, 1955; Sara Frances, 1958. BRAZIL

TUNMIRE, FAYE VIRGINIA

b. Granite Falls, N. C., Apr. 11, 1924; ed. Gardner-Webb Jr. College,
A.A., 1948; Baylor Univ., B.A., 1950; N.O.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1952.
Vacation Bible school worker, Lenoir, N. C., 1950, 1954; summer
worker, Home Mission Board, Calif., 1951; educ. dir., Mt. Zion Church,
Hudson, N. C., 1952-53; first-grade teacher, Saw Mills school, Granite
Falls, 1953-54; home missionary, Rachel Sims Mission, New Orleans,
La., 1954-56. Appointed 1956; language study, Cotabato, Mindanao,
PHILIPPINES, 1957-58; church evang., teacher, Baptist college, M’lang,
Mindanao, 1958—. U.S. address: Rte. 2, Granite Falls, N. C.
PHILIPPINES

TURNER, JOHN WILLIAM

b. Aspermont, Tex., July 8, 1927; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1949;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. Asst. pastor, First Church, Mt. Calm, Tex.,
1944-45; Cedar Crest Church, Dallas, Tex., 1945-47; asst. in church
drama, Baylor Univ., Waco, Tex., 1947-48; pastor, Fate (Tex.) Church,
1948, and Buckner Boulevard Church, Dallas, 1948-54. Appointed
1954; language student, Beirut, LEBANON, 1954-56; field evang.,
Beirut, 1957-58; Tripoli, 1958—. m. Mozelle Hodge, 1948. U.S.
address: 703 Avenue “D,” Garland, Tex. LEBANON

TURNER, MOZELLE HODGE
(Mrs. John William)

b. Grandview, Tex., Apr. 19, 1927; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1949.
Sec. to dir. of religious activities, Baylor Univ., Waco, Tex., 1947-49;
office worker, Sunday School Dept., Baptist Gen. Convention of Tex.,
Dallas, 1950. Appointed 1954; language student, Beirut, LEBANON,
1954-56; church-home evang., Beirut, 1957-58; Tripoli, 1958—. m.
John William Turner, July 28, 1948. Children: Jessie Karen, 1951;
John William, Jr., 19538; Alan Carlton, 1957. LEBANON

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b. Aiken, S. C., Feb. 1, 1922; ed. Perry Business School, 1989; Andrew
Jr. College; Stetson Univ., B.A., 1950; Carver School, M.R.E., 1952;
Peabody College, M.A., 1958. Asst., commercial dept., Andrew Jr.
College, 1943-44; substitute teacher, Brunswick (Ga.) public schools,
1945-46; teacher, public schools, Jesup, Ga., 1946-47; clerk, Stetson
Univ., DeLand, Fla., 1947-48, 1949-50; library worker, Carver School,
1951-52. Appointed 1952; teacher, Armstrong Memorial Training

School, Rome, 1952—. U.S. address: 819 Park Ave., S.E., Aiken,
S.C. ITALY

VANCE, SHELBY WILLIAM

b. Pineola, N. C., Nov. 14, 1905; ed. Davidson College, B.A., 1928;
Univ. of N. C.; Emory Univ., M.D., 1988. Staff physician, Gorgas
Gen. Hospital, Ancon, Canal Zone, 1933-34; U.S. public health serv-
ice, 1941-44; practicing physician, Mars Hill, N. C., 1944-56. Appoint-
ed 1934; language student, Peking, CHINA, 1935-36; medical officer,
Oxner-Alexander Hospital, Pingtu, Shantung, 1935; rehabilitation
work, Yangchow hospital, 1936; medical work, Tsingtao, Shantung,
1938-41; resigned 1951; reappointed 1956; medical work, Gatooma,
SOUTHERN RHODESIA, 1956-58; Nalerigu, GHANA, 1958—. m. Frances
Hudson, 1934. U.S. address: Mars Hill, N. C. GHANA

VANCE, FRANCES HUDSON
(Mrs. Shelby W.)

b. Cartersville, Va., Sept. 22, 1902; ed. Farmville (Va.) State Teachers
College; Smithdeal Business College (Va.); Presbyterian Assembly’s
Training School (Va.). Young People’s worker, Crossnore (N. C.)
Church, 1931-34. Appointed 1934; language study, Peking, CHINA,
1935-36; evang., Pingtu, Shantung, 1935; Yangchow, Kiangsu, 1936;
Tsingtao, Shantung, 1938-41; resigned 1951; reappointed 1956;
evang., Gatooma, SOUTHERN RHODESIA, 1956-58; Nalerigu, GHANA,
1958—. m. Shelby W. Vance, Oct. 23, 1934. Children: John Shelby,

1986; Richard Hudson, 1939; Samuel Lester, 1940; Robert Lee, 1945.
GHANA

VANDERBURG, RUTH JANE

b. Little Rock, Ark., Apr. 2, 1928; ed. Baptist Memorial Hospital
School of Nursing, R.N., 1947; Ark. State Teachers College; Memphis
State College; Barnes College of Anesthetics (St. Louis, Mo.); Univ.
of Tenn., B.S., 1957; Union Univ. Ext. (Memphis). U.S. Army Nurse ~
Corps, 1948-54; nurse, Little Rock, 1947; nurse, Teachers College,
Conway, Ark., 1947-48; Baptist Memorial Hospital, Memphis, 1948;
Veterans Hospital, Albuquerque, N. M., 1954-55; Memphis, 1955;
John Gaston Hospital, Memphis, 1955-57. Appointed (special) 1956;

language student, Bandung, INDONESIA, 1957-58; anesthetist, Baptist
hospital, Kediri, 1958—. U.S. address: 38908 W. Capitol Ave., Little
Rock, Ark. INDONESIA

VAN LEAR, VALENZA MARIE

b. Clifton Forge, Va., Oct. 7, 1924; ed. Madison College (Va.), B.S.,
1946; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1952. Schoolteacher, Covington, Va.,
1948-50, 1952-53; B.S.U. dir., Radford (Va.) College, 1946-48; South-
east Mo. State College, Cape Girardeau, 1952; B.S.U. dir. and instruc-
tor in religion, Eastern N. M. Univ., Portales, 1953-54. Appointed
(special until 1957) 1954; language student, Oyo, NIGERIA, 1955;
teacher, Elementary Training Center for Women, Abeokuta, 1955-
56; Reagan Memorial girls’ high school, Lagos, 1957—. U.S. address:
Cliftondale Park, Rte. 1, Clifton Forge, Va. NIGERIA

VAUGHN, MARY EDITH

b. Pulaski, Va., Sept. 24, 1921; ed. Randolph-Macon Woman’s Col-
lege, B.A., 1942; Carver School, M.R.E., 1946. Teacher, high school,
Covington, Va., 1942-44; summer fieldworker, Sunday School Board,
Va., 1944-45; missionary, Esserville and Dixiana, Va., 1946-50; dir.,
Good Will Center, Louisville, Ky., 1950-52. Appointed 1952; lan-
guage student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1952-53; Good Will Center worker,
Recife, 1953—. U.S. address: Big Island, Va. BRAZIL

VERNER, WALTER EUGENE

b. Amarillo, Tex., Feb. 16, 1928; ed. Tex. Technological College,
Wayland Baptist College, B.S., 1952; N.O.B.T.S., B.D., 1955; M.R.E.,
1956. U.S. Navy, 1946-47; pastor, Springville Church, Livingston, La.,
1954-55; Southside Church, Bay Minette, Ala., 1956-58. Appointed
(special) 1958; language student and teacher (Sadler College), Kumasi,
GHANA, 1958. m. Marjorie Rieben, 1954. U.S. address: Rte. 1,
Farwell, Tex. GHANA

VERNER, MARJORIE JUANITA RIEBEN
(Mrs. Waiter Eugene)

b. Bay Minette, Ala., Sept. 6, 1932; ed. Mather School of Nursing,
Southern Baptist Hospital (New Orleans, La.), R.N., 1953; N.O.B.T.S.,
B.R.E., 1956. Nurse, Southern Baptist Hospital, 1953-55; Hotel
Dieu Hospital, New Orleans, 1955. Appointed (special) 1958; language
student, Kumasi, GHANA, 1958. m. W. Eugene Verner, May 3, 1954.
Child: Robbie Rae, 1956. GHANA

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b. Coosa Co., Ala., May 22, 1921; ed. Howard College, B.A., 1943;
S.B.T.S., B.D., 1946; Th.M., 1951. Fellow, speech dept., S.B.T.S.,
1944-45; pastor, Liberty Church, Mitchell, Ind., 1945-46. Appointed
1946; language student, Recife, Brazit, 1947-48; evang. worker,
Manaus, 1948-49; Belem, 1949—. m. Sue Patrick, 1944. U.S. address:
Scottsboro, Ala. BRAZIL

VERNON, SUE PATRICK
(Mrs. Vance O.)

b. Fackler, Ala., Oct. 22, 1922; ed. Howard College, B.A., 1944; Carver
School. Clerk, Baptist Book Store, Louisville, Ky., 1944-45. Ap-
pointed 1946; language student, Recife, BraziL, 1947-48; evang.
worker, Manaus, 1948-49; Belem, 1949—. m. Vance Vernon, Nov.
7, 1944. Children: Rebecca Ann, 1947; Susan, 1949; Richard Henry,
1951; James Patrick, 1953. BRAZIL

VINEYARD, ONIS

b. Del Rio, Tex., Apr. 29, 1902; ed. Sul Ross State Teachers College,
B.A., 1980; S.W.B.T.S. Independent missionary, Recife, Brazil,
1935-39. Appointed 1940; language student, Recife, Pernambuco,
BRAZIL, 1940-41; educ.-evang. worker, Maceio, Alagoas, 1941-52;

Women’s Training School, Recife, 1952—. U.S. address: Del Rio,
Tex. BRAZIL

WAGNER, LUCY E.

b. Garden City, Mo., Feb. 21, 1928; ed. Kansas City Secretarial
School; Central Mo. State College, B.S., 1950; Carver School, M.R.E.,
1953; Washington Univ. (Mo.) School of Social Work. Schoolteacher,
Adrian, Mo., 1950-51; summer worker, Home Mission Board, Calif.,
1952; caseworker, Mo. Baptist Children’s Home, Pattonville, 1953-55.
Appointed 1955; language student, Seoul, KorBA, 1955-57; church
evang., 1957—. U.S. address: Odessa, Mo. KOREA

WALDEN, RUTH HANNAH

b. Roanoke, Va., June 28, 1905; ed. Averett Jr. College; Westhampton
College; George Peabody College for Teachers, B.S., 1934; Carver
School, B.M.T., 1929. Schoolteacher, Va., 1925-26; Young People’s
sec., Tenn. WMU, Nashville, 1930-34. Appointed 1934; teacher,
Baptist girls’ school, Abeokuta, NIGERIA, 1934-37; educ.-evang. worker,
Benin district, 1939-47; dir., construction of school for girls, Agbor,
1945-47; supervisor in elementary schools, 1947-54; dir., rural program
for Baptist women and girls, Benin-Delta Provinces, 1954—. U.S.
address: 152 W. Leceister Ave., Norfolk, Va. NIGERIA

WALDRON, VADA MACE

b. Munday, Tex., Nov. 19, 1904; ed. West Tex. State Teachers College,
B.A., 1984; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1951. Schoolteacher, Tex., 1924-28;
Clarendon, Tex., 1928-36. Appointed 1937; language student, Men-
doza, ARGENTINA, 1987-38; dir., Baptist Good Will Center, Godoy
Cruz, 1988-58; church evang., Mendoza, 1958—. U.S. address: 1012
E. Browning St., Pampa, Tex. ARGENTINA

WALKER, BLANCHE ROSE

b. Fairfield, Tex., Apr. 28, 1876; ed. Howard Payne College; Simmons
College; Baylor Univ. Missionary of Gospel Mission to China, 1905-
10. Appointed 1910; evang. worker, Kaifeng, CHINA, 1910-14; out-
stations, 1914-18, 1923-37; supt. of Kaifeng city Bible school, 1918-23.
Retired 1988. Address: 4800 Samuell Blvd., Dallas, Tex.
EMERITUS—CHINA

WALKER, CATHERINE BERRYHILL

b. Rome, Ga., May 16, 1915; ed. Wheaton College, B.A., 1936; Co-
lumbia Bible College, M.A., 1939; Carver School, M.R.E., 1946;
S.W.B.T.S., D.R.E., 1957. Schoolteacher, Bluefield, W. Va., 1939-44;
educ. dir., First Church, Griffin, Ga., 1944-45. Appointed 1946; lan-
guage student, Peking, CHINA, 1947-48; educ.-evang. worker, Tsingtao,
1948-49; Shanghai, 1949-50; language student, Bandung INDONESIA,
1952-53; teacher, theol. seminary, Semarang, 1954—. Author: “Bible
Workbook and Study Guide,” Vols. I and II. U.S. address: 420
E. Madison, Wheaton, Ill. INDONESIA

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b. Flagler, Colo., Feb. 11, 1919; ed. Bethel College (Minn.), A.A.,
19438; Univ. of Minn., B.A., 1945; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1946; Th.M., 1947;
Th.D., 1949. Detective, dept. store, St. Paul, Minn., 1940-44; youth
dir., YMCA, Louisville, Ky., 1944-49; pastor, New Salem Church,
Paragon, Ind., 1944-45; Union Church, Greensburg, Ind., 1945-49;
Calvary Church, Florence, S. C., 1949-57. Appointed (special) 1957;
registrar and teacher, seminary, and pastor, Chinese church, Baguio,
PHILIPPINES, 1957-58. m. Dorothy Mathews, 1947. U.S. address:
c/o Mrs. Lloyd Johnson, Versailles, Mo. PHILIPPINES

WALKER, DOROTHY MAURICE MATHEWS
(Mrs. Elbert Henry)

b. Fort Valley, Ga., Dec. 29, 1921; ed. Bob Jones College, B.S., 1944.
Nursery school dir., rescue mission, St. Paul, Minn., 1944-47; second-
grade teacher, Great House School, Louisville, Ky., 1947-49. Ap-
pointed (special) 1957; teacher, seminary, Baguio, PHILIPPINES, 1957-
58. m. Elbert Henry Walker, Aug. 19, 1947. Children: Robert
Scott, 1950; Donna Elaine, 1954. PHILIPPINES

WALKER, JACK EARL

b. Kansas City, Mo., Mar. 3, 1917; ed. Jacksonville Baptist College;
Baylor Univ., B.A., 1988; S.B.T.S.; Southern Methodist Univ.; South-
western Medical College of the Univ. of Tex., M.D., 1950. Asst. con-
tractor, Los Angeles, Calif., 1939-40; U.S. Navy, medical corps, 1942-
45; laboratory technician, Baylor Hospital, Dallas, Tex., 1945-46;
intern, 1950-51; asst. surgical resident, 1955. Appointed 1951; staff
doctor, Baptist hospital, Ogbomosho, NIGERIA, 1952; Shaki, 1952-56;
medical work, Mbeya, TANGANYIKA, 1956—. m. Sarah Ella Cook,
1989. U.S. address: 7050 Casa Loma, Dallas 14, Tex.
TANGANYIKA

WALKER, SARAH ELLA COOK
(Mrs. Jack E.)

b. Dallas, Tex., Oct. 8, 1916; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A., 1938; Carver
School. Clerk, Hillcrest Memorial Hospital, Waco, Tex., 1941-42;
office manager, sec., accountant, Baylor Hospital, Dallas, 1944-51.
Appointed 1951; evang. worker, Ogbomosho, NIGERIA, 1952; Shaki,
1952-56; Mbeya, TANGANYIKA, 1956—. m. Jack E. Walker, May 28,
1939. TANGANYIKA

WALKER, WILLIAM LEVI

b. Danville, Ky., Mar. 17, 1923; ed. Wheaton College; Columbia Bible
College; Tex. Wesleyan College, B.A., 1946; S.W.B.T.S., Th.M.,
1947; M.R.E., 1956; Yale Univ. Language School. Mission worker,
Blanton Church (summer), 1944; pastor, Sunset and Zion churches,
Hunt Co., Tex., 1944-46; Carmel Church, Lindale, Tex., 1947-49.
Appointed 1949; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1950-51; evang.
worker, Oita, 1951—. m. Mary Frances Culpepper, 1947. U.S.
address: 420 E. Madison, Wheaton, Ill. JAPAN

WALKER, MARY FRANCES CULPEPPER
(Mrs. William L.)

b. Laichow, Shantung, China, June 12, 1926; ed. Baylor Univ., B.A.,
1947; S.W.B.T.S.; Yale Univ. Language School. Appointed 1949;
language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1950-51; evang. worker, Oita, 1951—.
m. William L. Walker, July 15, 1947. Children: Carol Ann, 1949;
William Levi, Jr., 1952; Charles Culpepper, 1954. JAPAN

WALWORTH, EARL HARVEY

b. Decatur, Ill., Nov. 18, 1922; ed. Monmouth College, B.A., 1943;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1949. U.S. Army Air Corps, 1948-46; staff, Ridge-
crest Assembly, and counselor, Ridgecrest Camp for Boys (summer),
1946; summer student worker, Home Mission Board, Ala., 1947;
pastor, Celeste, Tex., 1948-49; Tolar, Tex., 1948-50; Pearson, Ark.,
1950-51; Edgemont, Ark., 1950-51; Brewton, Ala., 1951-52; Pinckard,
Ala., 1952-55. Appointed 1955; language student, San Jose, COSTA
Rica, 1955-56; field evang., Hermosillo, MExIco, 1956—. m. Martha
Thomas, 1948. U.S. address: 1142 E. Broadway, meses

WALWORTH, MARTHA LOUISE 'THOMAS
(Mrs. Earl Harvey)

b. Ashby, Ala., Feb. 21, 1924; ed. Carson-Newman College; Howard
College, B.A., 1946; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1948. Stenographer, Brook-
ley A.A. Base, Mobile, Ala., 1942-43; summer fieldworker, B.T.U.
Dept., Ala. Baptist Convention, 1945; educ. dir., Brewton (Ala.)
Chureh (summers), 1946, 1947; stenographer, S.W.B.T.S., 1946-49.
Appointed 1955; language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1955-56;
home-church evang., Hermosillo, Mmxico, 1956—. m. E. Harvey
Walworth, May 16, 1948. Children: Rebecca Alma, 1949; Carol
Anne, 1953; William Timothy, 1955; Debora Jean and Dorothy Jane
(twins), 1958. MEXICO

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WARD, JOSEPHIN

b. Moberly, Mo., Oct. 29, 1897; ed. Southwest Tex. Teachers College;
Univ. of Tex., B.A., 1917; S.W.B.T.S. Schoolteacher, Tex., 1917-20;
teacher, Mary Hardin-Baylor College, Belton, Tex., 1943-47. Appoint-
ed 1922; language student, Peking, CHINA, 1922-23; teacher, Baptist
College, Kaifeng, 1923-30; prin., Baptist girls’ high school, Kaifeng,
1934-41, and teacher, 1947-48; interned 1941, repatriated 1942; teacher,
girls’ school, Shanghai, 1948-50; Taiwan Univ. and Provincial Normal
Univ., Taipeh, TAIWAN, 1952—. U.S. address: 5292 College View,
Los Angeles 41, Calif. TAIWAN (Formosa)

WARE, JAMES CULLEN

b. Dodson, La., Mar. 3, 1930; ed. La. College, B.A., 1952; N.O.B.T.S.,
B.D., 1955; Southeastern La. College; Univ. of Minn., M.H.A., 1958.
Summer worker, Home Mission Board, Tex., 1950; summer mission-
ary in Mexico, 1951; pastor, Patton Church, Jonesville, La., 1951-52;
Jerusalem Church, Bush, La., 1954-56; supply pastor, Juneau, Alaska,
1953; revival worker, Guadalajara, Mexico, 1956; Louisiana, i956;

sident in hospital adm., Baptist Memorial Hospital, Memphis, Tenn.,
1957-58. Appointed for MEXxIco, 1958; language student, San Jose,
Costa RIcA, 1958. m. Susan Goodwin, 1952. U.S. address: c/o
Tom Goodwin, Rte. 1, Athens, La. MEXICO

WARE, SUSAN RUTH GOODWIN
(Mrs. James C.)

b. Minden, La., Feb. 17, 1931; ed. La. College, B.S. in Nursing, 1952;
N.O.B.T Nurse, Alexandria, La., 1952; New Orleans, La., 1952-53,
1¢ ; Juneau, Alaska, 1953; Bogalusa, La., 1954; Covington,
La., 195% ; Minneapolis, Minn., 1956-57; Memphis, Tenn., 1957.
Appointed for Mexico, 1958; language student, San Jose, Costa
Rica, 1958. m. James C. Ware, Aug. 9, 1952. Children: Ruth Anne,
1955; Mary Ellen, 1958. MEXICO

WARE, JAMES HAMILTON
b. Walnut Grove, Ga., June 10, 1893; ed. Univ. of Ga., B.S., 1912;

Univ. of Tenn.; Univ. of Va.; Atlanta Business College; S.B.T.S.,
Th.M., 1921. Schoolteacher, Ga., 1912-16. Appointed 1921; language
student, Shanghai, CHINA, 1921-28; educ.-evang. worker, Shanghai,
1922-48; business manager, Baptist Publication Society, 1939-42;
interned 1942, repatriated 1943; pastor, Nuuanu Church, Honolulu,
Hawall, 1951—. m. Mary Bibb Long, 1921. U.S. address: 543

Jefferson St., Tupelo, Miss. HAWAII

WARE, MARY BIBB LONG
(Mrs. James Hamilton)

b. Tupelo, Miss., Dec. 30, 1895; ed. Miss. Industrial Institute and
College; Univ. of Miss., B.A., 1916; Carver School, B.M.T., 1921.
Schoolteacher, Miss., 1916-19. Appointed 1921; language student,
Shanghai, CHINA, 1921-23; prin., Tsing Tuh girls’ school, Shanghai,
1922-24; village evang. worker, Shanghai, 1924-25; educ. worker,
Shanghai Baptist schools, 1925-40; 1947-48; evang. worker, Nuuanu
Church, Honolulu, HAwAu, 1951—. m. James Hamilton Ware,
Oct. 25, 1921. Children: Emily Holden (m. Ferrell), 1926; James
Hamilton, Jr., 1932; Mary Carolyn, 1934. HAWAII

WARREN, WILLIAM HARLEY

b. Slaton, Tex., Sept. 26, 1923; ed. Tex. Wesleyan College; Purdue
Univ.; Hardin-Simmons Univ., B.A., 1951; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1955.
U.S. Army, 1943-46; bricklayer and contractor, Meridian and Fort
Worth, Tex., 1946-54; pastor, Northwide Church, Mexia, Tex., 1952-
54; Southwayside Church, Fort Worth, Tex., 1954-58. Appointed
(special) for BRAzIL, 1958; English-speaking work in Rio de Janeiro,
1958—. m. Lola Robinson, 1946. U.S. address: ¢/o Burney Warren,
Meridian, Tex. BRAZIL

WARREN, LOLA MAE ROBINSON
(Mrs. William H.)

b. Cayote, Tex., July 1, 1926; ed. Clifton (Tex.) Jr. College,

194 Hardin-Simmons Univ. Teacher, Kopperl, Tex., 19

sec., Meridian, Tex., 1946-47. Appointed (special) for BRAZIL, 1958;

English-speaking work in Rio de Janeiro, 1958—. m. William Warren,

June 19, 1946. Children: William Harley, Jr., 1948; Jack Douglas,

1950; John David, 1951; Mary Elizabeth, 1953; Jaynanne, 1958.
BRAZIL

WASSON, MELVIN KENNETH

b. Sedalia, Mo., Nov. 8, 1922; ed. Central Business College (Mo.);
Univ. of Kansas City, B.S., 1943; Ouachita Baptist College, B.A.,
1950; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. U.S. Navy, 1943-46; pastor, churches in
Ark. and Ky., 1949-53; pharmacist, Loui » (Ky.) Apothecary,
1952-53; Jewish hospital, Louisville, 1953-54. Appointed (special
until 1957) 1954; medical technician, Ogbomosho, NIGERIA, 1954-57;
prin., Newton Memorial School, Oshogbo, 1958—._ m. Lillian Strick-
land, 1948. U.S. address: 1011 Eighth St., Arkadelphia, Ark.
NIGERIA

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WASSON, LILLIAN STRICKLAND
(Mrs. Melvin K.)

b. Nashville, Ark., Feb. 1, 1930; ed. Ouachita Baptist College, B.A.,
1950; Univ. of Louisville. Sec. to psychology prof., Ouachita College,
Arkadelphia, Ark., 1947-50; teacher, Worthington school near Louis-
ville, Ky., 1950-52. Appointed (special until 1957) 1954; evang.
worker, Ogbomosho, NIGERIA, 1954-57; teacher, Newton Memorial
School, Oshogbo, 1958—. m. Melvin K. Wasson, Aug. 31, 1948.
Children: Melvin Kenneth, Jr., 1952; Charles Thomas, 1955; Ronald
Eugene, 1957. NIGERIA

WATKINS, ELIZABETH T.

b. Camden, S. C., Apr. 21, 1900; ed. Judson College, B.A., 1920; Carver
School, B.M.T., 1922; Columbia Univ., M.A., 1927; Converse College;
Wheaton College; Child Evang. Institute (N.Y.); S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E.,
1954. Assoc. dir., settlement house, Norfolk, Va., 1922-24; teacher,
mission school, Tenn., 1924-25; Okla. young people’s leader, 1925-26;
teacher, Converse College, Spartanburg, S. C., 1927-28; with Grenfell
Mission, Newfoundland, 1928; teacher, Seinan Gakuin, Fukuoka,
Japan, 1929-41; Japanese Relocation Center, Ariz., 1945; Seinan Jo
Gakuin, Kokura, Japan, 1947-48. Appointed 1948; supt., Good Will
Center, Tobata, JAPAN, 1948-52; evang., Matsuyama, Shikoku, 1952—.
U.S. address: 276 Spring St., Spartanburg, S. C. JAPAN

WATSON, JAMES OLLIN

b. Nashville, Ga.,. May 16, 1914; ed. Spartanburg Jr. College; Bob
Jones Univ., B.A., 1986; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1950; Th.M., 1955. Associa-
tional missionary, Valdosta, Ga., 1938; pastor, Monroe, Ga., 1939-
40; Athens, Ga., 1941-42; Clinton, S. C., 1948, 1946; Highview, Ky.,
1947-50; chaplain, U.S. Army, 1948-45. Appointed 1950; language
student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1950-51; district missionary, Rosario,
ARGENTINA, 1952; Buenos Aires, 19583—. m. Frances Scott, 1937.
U.S. address: c/o C. H. Pelt, Chipola Jr. College, Marianna, Fla.
ARGENTINA

WATSON, FRANCES SCOTT
(Mrs, James O.)

b. Union, S. C., June 16, 1916; ed. Spartanburg Jr. College; Bob Jones
College. Employee, textile plant, Arcadia, S. C., 1983-85; Monarch
Mills, Union, S. C., 1935-36; clerk, variety store, Spartanburg, S. C.,
1937. Appointed 1950; language student, San Jose, Costa RIca,
1950-51; evang. worker, Rosario, ARGENTINA, 1952; Buenos Aires,
1953. m. James O. Watson, July 25, 1987. Children: James Ollin,
Jr., 1938; William Scott, 1941; Robert Mac, 1943.

ARGENTINA

WATSON, LESLIE

b. Atlanta, Tex., June 17, 1917; ed. College of Marshall; Baylor Univ.,
B.A., 1947; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1950; Drew Univ. Seminary. Pastor,
Tex. churches, 1940-42, 1946-50; U.S. Marine Corps, 1942-45. Ap-
pointed 1950; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1951-53; evang.
worker, Miyazaki Ken, 1953—. m. Hazel Tunstead, 1946. U.S. ad-
dress: Whippany Rd., Whippany, N. J. JAPAN

WATSON, HAZEL TUNSTEAD
(Mrs. Leslie)

b. Orange, N. J., Jan. 4, 1919; ed. Moody Bible Institute; Baylor Univ.,
B.A., 1948; Tex. Christian Univ., M.E., 1949; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E.,
1951; N. J. State Teachers College, M.S., 1956. X-ray technician,
Paterson, Hackensack, and Newark, N. J., 1937-38; Episcopal Hos-
pital, Philadelphia, Pa., 1942-44; U.S.N. (R), U.S. Naval Hospital,
Quantico, Va., 1944-45. Appointed 1950; language student, Tokyo,
JAPAN, 1951-53; evang. worker, Miyazaki Ken, 1953—. m. Leslie
Watson, Feb. 9, 1946. Children: Elisabeth Linda, 1950; David
Leslie, 1952. JAPAN

WATSON, LILA FLORENCE

b. Little Rock, S. C., Feb. 5, 1892; ed. College for Women (Columbia,
S. C.), B.A., 1913; Carver School, B.R.E., 1919; Univ. of S.C. School-
teacher, S. C., 1913-17. Appointed 1919; language student, Peking,
CHINA, 1919-20; dir., Baptist Good Will Center, Hwanghsien, 1920-
22; evang., Tsining, 1922-29; WMU field sec., exec. sec. of national
young people’s organization, and editor, China Baptist Publication
Society, Shanghai, 1929-49; Young People’s worker, TAIWAN, 1949;
HonG Kona, 1950; religious educ., Hong Kong, 1950-58; sec., mission-
ary educ., Baptist Press, Hong Kong, 1953-58. Address: 422 N.
Florida Ave., DeLand, Fla. EMERITUS—CHINA and TAIWAN

WATSON, STEPHEN LAWTON

b. Marion Co., S. C., Aug. 2, 1880; ed. Wake Forest College; Furman
Univ., B.A., 1909; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1914; Th.D., 1922. Teacher,
1909-14; pastor, 1908-14. Appointed 1914; prof., later dir., theol.
seminary, Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL, 1914-20, 1934-36; dir., Baptist
schools, Belo Horizonte, 1937; seminary, Recife, 1941; Publishing
House, Rio de Janeiro, 1920-34; book editor, 1930-34, 1939-44; ed.,
“Q Jornal Batista,” 1922-27; sec.-treas., Building and Loan Board,
1919-86; Beneficence Board, 1929-30, 1932-34; pastor, Catumbi
Church, 1915-17; Meier Church, 1922-29; editor and translator, Bible
Press, 1948-50. Author: books in Portuguese. Retired 1950. m.

Annie Miller, 1914. Address: State Park, S. C.
EMERITUS—BRAZIL

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WATSON, ANNIE MILLER
(Mrs. Stephen Lawton)

b. Abbeville Co., S. C., Nov., 1889; ed. Jones Seminary; Greenville
Female College, B.L., 1907. Schoolteacher (S. C.), 1907-18; WMU
work, Abbeville Association, 1913-14. Appointed 1914; pres., Brazilian
Baptist WMU, Rio de Janeiro, 1915-16; sec., 1919-21; teacher, Bap-
tist college, Rio de Janeiro, 1917-18, 1932-36, 1941; dir., Primary
Dept., and teacher, Baptist school, Belo Horizonte, 1937; contributor
to Brazilian periodicals, 1920-34; asst. to editor, Bible Press, 1943-50.
Retired 1950. m. Stephen Lawton Watson, June 18, 1914. Children:
Stephen Lawton, Jr., 1916; Benjamin Miller, 1919.
EMERITUS—BRAZIL

WATTS, EMMA MILDRED

b. Harrodsburg, Ky., Jan. 25, 1916; ed. Carver School; Georgetown
College, B.A., 1941; Mather School of Nursing, Southern Baptist
Hospital, New Orleans, R.N., 1947. Teacher, Oak Hill Academy
(Va.), 1941-44; nurse, dietitian, teacher, Oak Hill Academy, 1947-52;
summer worker, New River Association (Va.), 1947-48; nurse, Baptist
Hospital, Knoxville, Tenn. (summer), 1949; Stuart Circle Hospital,
Richmond, Va. (summer), 1950. Appointed (special until 1955)
1952; nurse, Baptist Hospital, Ogbomosho, NIGERIA, 1952-57; language
student, Oyo, 1957-58. U.S. address: Harrodsburg, Ky.

NIGERIA

WATTS, JOHN DRAYTON WILLIAMS

b. Laurens, S. C., Aug. 9, 1921; ed. Miss. College, B.A., 1941;
N.O.B.T.S., Th.M., 1944; S8.B.T.S., Th.D., 1948; Univ. of Zurich.
Pastor, Lincoln Ave. Church, Pasca goula, ‘Miss., 1942-43; chaplain,
U.S.N.R., 1944-46; pastor, Olive Hill (Ky.) Church, 1946-47; fellow
in Hebrew, S.B.T. $., 1947-48. Appointed 1948; prof., Baptist Theol.
Seminary, Ruschlikon, Zurich, SwITZERLAND, i948—; dean, 1957—.
m. Winifred Williams, 1946. U.S. address: 4128 Seminary Pl., New
Orleans, La. EUROPE

WATTS, WINIFRED WILLIAMS
(Mrs. John D. W.)

b. Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 20, 1926; ed. Queens College; Carver School;
Univ. of Louisville, B.A., 1955. Appointed 1948; educ. work, Rusch-
likon, Zurich, SwITZERLAND, 1948—. m. John D. W. Watts, Aug. 2,
1946. Children: Cheryl Lee, 1949; Reid McRae, 1952; Linda Carol,
1954. EUROPE

WEBB, WILLIAM JACKSON

b. Fort Worth, Tex., July 12, 1912; ed. North Tex. Agricultural Col-
lege; Texas A. and M. College; Baylor Univ., B.A., 1988; S.W.B.T.S.,
Th.M., 1941; National Univ. of Mexico, M.A., 1948. Pastor, Somer-
set (Tex.) Church, 1936-41. Appointed 1941; pres., Baptist Theol.
Seminary, El Paso, Tex., and Torreon, MEx1co, 1944-48; supt., South-
ern Baptist mission, GUATEMALA (and Honduras), Guatemala City,
1947-56; manager, Guatemala Baptist book store, 1950-56; pres.,
Guatemala Baptist seminary, 1952-56; field evang., and pres., theol.
institute, Caracas, VENEZUELA, 1957—. m. Inez Tatum, 1989. U.S.
address: 282 Jefferson St., Mansfield, La. VENEZUELA

WEBB, INEZ TATUM
(Mrs. William J.)

b. Converse, La., Oct. 31, 1914; ed. Dodd Jr. College; Baylor Univ.,
B.A., 1987; M.A., 1988; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1941. Schoolteacher,
Dry Creek, La., 1938-39. Appointed 1941; teacher, Baptist Theol.
Seminary, El Paso, Tex., and Torreon, MExico, 1944-48; evang.
worker, GUATEMALA, 1947-56; teacher, Guatemala Baptist seminary,
1948-56; editor, “Ecos Misioneros,” 1950-56; Guatemalan rep. on
International Com. of Christian Educ., 1952; home-church evang.,
Caracas, VENEZUELA, 1957—: m. William J. Webb, June 2, 1939.

Children: William James, 1942; Linda Margaret, 1944.
VENEZUELA

WEEKS, WILMA JESSELINE

b. ‘Omaha, Neb., Sept. 16, 1911; ed. Kansas City Teachers College,
B.S., 1932; Carver School, M.R. E., 1936; S.W.B.T.S.; Univ. of Calif.
Schoolteacher, Kansas City, Mo., 1938; North Kansas City, 19386;
teacher, Woodstock School, Mussoorie, U. P., India, 1945. Appointed.
1936; language student, Peking, CHINA, 1937- 39; dir., Good Will Cen-
ter, Hwanghsien, 1938-41; evang. worker, Tsunyi, Kweichow, 1944;
educ.-evang. worker, Tsingtao, 1946-47; Hilo, Hawan, 1949-52;
Surabaya, INDONESIA, 1953-56; Semarang, 1958-59. U.S. address:
5818 E. 15th Terrace, Kansas City, Mo. INDONESIA

WELLER, EDITH ROSE

b. Bethlehem, Ky., Jan. 4, 1917; ed. Georgetown College, B.A., 1S
Carver School, M.R.E., 1943. Schoolteacher, Henderson Co., K

1938-39; Cullman Co., Ala., 1944-45; teacher, Baptist academy, WMU.
Knoxville, Tenn., 1943- 44, Appointed 1945; language student, Recife,
BRAZIL, 1945- 46; teacher, woman’s training school, Recife, 1946;
teacher, Ida Nelson School, and church worker, Manaus, 1947-48;
exec. sec,-treas., state WMU, and church evang., Belem, 1950-56;
treas. asst., Brazil Missions, Rio de Janeiro, 1956—. U.S. address:
4361 Westlawn Ave., Los Angeles 66, Calif. BRAZIL

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WELLS, GRACE

b. Sumter Co., S. C., Aug. 4, 1897; ed. Winthrop College, B.A., 1918;
Carver School, B.M.T., 1928. Schoolteacher, S. C., 1918-19; teacher,
Connie Maxwell (Baptist) Orphanage School, Greenwood, S. C., 1919-
21. Appointed 1923; language student, Nanking, CHINA, 1923-24;
teacher, Chinkiang primary school, 1924-27; North Gate School,
Shanghai, 1927-28; evang. worker, Chinkiang, 1930-41, 1947-49;
Shanghai, 1949-51; Wahiawa Church, Oahu, HAwall, 1943-46;
Djakarta, INDONESIA, 1952-55; publication, Bandung, 1955—. In-
terned 1941, repatriated 1942. U.S. address: 34 Wright St., Sumter,
S. C. INDONESIA

WELMAKER, BEN HAROLD

b. Arp, Tex., Dec. 22, 1915; ed. Jacksonville College; Baylor Univ.,
B.A., 1938; S.W.B.T.S., Th.M., 1941; East Tex. Baptist College,
D.D., 1951. Pastor, Tex. churches, 1937-45; U.S. Navy, 1945-46;
pastor, Central Church, Livingston, Tex., 1946-51. Appointed 1950;
language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1951-52; pres., International
Baptist Seminary, Cali, CoLoMBIA, 1952—. m. Janis Loper, 1940.
U.S. address: R.F.D. 1, Arp, Tex. COLOMBIA

WELMAKER, JANIS LOPER
(Mrs. Ben H.)

b. Italy, Tex., Apr. 28, 1920; ed. S.W.B.T.S. Salesgirl, F. & W.
Green Co., Dallas, Tex., 1938-39. Appointed 1950; language student,
San Jose, Costa Rica, 1951-52; evang. worker, Cali, COLOMBIA,
1952—. m. Ben H. Welmaker, Aug. 21, 1940. Children: Ben H.,
Jr., 1942; Janie, 1946; Patricia Elaine, 1949. COLOMBIA

WENSEL, BARBARA LEE

b. Washington, D. C., May 5, 1926; ed. Madison College, B.S., 1948;
S.W.B.T.S.; N.O.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1955. Summer missionary, Home
Mission Board, Tex., 1946-49; schoolteacher, George West, Tex.,
1948-49; counselor, teacher, children’s home, Washington, 1951-53;
Good Will Center worker, Home Mission Board, New Orleans, 1953-
56. Appointed 1956; language study, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1956-57;
student home, Chihuahua, Mexico, 1957—. U.S. address: c/o
H. T. Wensel, Gordonsville, Va. MEXICO

WEST, EDITH O.

b. Smithfield, Pa., Sept. 6, 1890; ed. Edinboro (Pa.) Normal; Baptist
Institute for Christian Workers (Philadelphia). Schoolteacher,
Espyville, Pa., 1913-21. Appointed 1920; teacher, Colegio Americana,
Vitoria, BRAzIL, 1922-37; state WMU work, 1922-41; Espirito Santo
state WMU fieldworker, 1938-41; teacher, girls’ school, Rio de Janeiro,
1948—; church and evang. worker, Rio de Janeiro, 1942—. U.S.
address: Linesville, Pa. BRAZIL

WEST, RALPH LEE

b. Gray Court, S. C., Dec. 22, 1916; ed. North Greenville Jr. College;
Furman Univ., B.A., 1940; N.O.B.T.S., Th.M., 1944; Th.D., 1954.
Teacher, Negro Baptist Seminary, New Orleans, La., 1941-44; pastor,
New Orleans churches, 1942-45. Appointed 1945; language student,
Lagos, NIGERIA, 1946-47; educ.-evang. worker, Benin City, 1947;
Okeho, 1948-49; Ogbomosho, 1950—; teacher, theol. seminary, 1954—.

m. Frances Murphy, 1944. U.S. address: Trenton, S. C.
NIGERIA

WEST, FRANCES MURPHY
(Mrs. Ralph L.)

b. Trenton, S. C., Aug. 9, 1922; ed. Winthrop College, B.A., 1943;
N.O.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1945. Social worker, Toledano Mission and
pastor’s asst., New Orleans, La., 1943-45. Appointed 1945; language
student, Lagos, NIGERIA, 1946-47; educ.-evang. worker, Benin City,
1947; Okeho, 1948-49; Ogbomosho, 1950—. m. Ralph L. West, Aug.
9,1944. Children: Sheryl, 1948; Marilyn Murphy, 1951. NIGERIA

WESTBROOK, CHARLES HART

b. Griffin, Ga., Nov. 18, 1886; ed. Mercer Univ., B.A., 1906; Yale
Divinity School; Iliff School of Theol.; Union Theol. Seminary;Harvard
Univ., M.A., 1908; Ph.D., 1920; Univ. of Chicago; Univ. of Denver;
Yale Univ.; Columbia Univ.; Johns Hopkins Univ. Teacher, Ga.
schools, 1909-11, and American colleges and univ., during years away
from China. Appointed 1912; prof., Univ. of Shanghai, Cuina, 1912-
14, 1920, 1936-38, 1946-48; dean, 1921-27. Interned 1943, repatriated
1948. Retired 1953. Author: ‘Silent Reading Tests."’ m. May
Arnold, July 24, 1912 (d. 1920). m. Louise Ellyson, 1924, Address:
17 Towana Rd., Richmond 21, Va. EMERITUS—CHINA

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WESTBROOK, LOUISE COSBY ELLYSON
(Mrs. Charles H.)

b. Richmond, Va., Aug. 15, 1894; ed. Woman’s College (Richmond,
Va.); Hollins College; William and Mary School of Social Work.
Volunteer worker, Baptist Good Will Center and camp, Richmond, Va.,
1913-28; dir. of girls’ athletics, Univ. of Shanghai, 1923-25. Appointed
1925; social and evang. worker, Univ. of Shanghai, CHINA, 1925-40,
1946-48. Retired’ 1953. m. Charles H. Westbrook, July 21, 1924.
Children: Carol Ellyson (m. Rose) and Mary Louise (m. Smith)
(twins), 1930. EMERITUS—CHINA

WESTER, WILLIAM SMITH

b. Wrightsville, Ga., Dec. 18, 1921; ed. Univ. of Tampa; Ohio State
Univ.; Stetson Univ., B.A., 1948; Fla. Southern College; S.W.B.T.S.,
B.D., M.R.E., 1953. U.S. Army, 1942-46; pastor, Mt. Olive Church,
Hagensport, Tex., 1950-52; Sulphur Bluff (Tex.) Church, 1951-52;
Union Church, Sulphur Springs, Tex., 1952-54. Appointed (special
until 1957) 1955; educ.-evang. worker, Sanyati, SOUTHERN RHODESIA,
1955-57; Gatooma, 1957—. m. Blanche Clement, 1950. U.S. address:
1014 E. Powhattan, Tampa 4, Fla. SOUTHERN RHODESIA

WESTER, BLANCHE NIADA CLEMENT
(Mrs. William S.)

b. Crowville, La., Nov. 29, 1925; ed. La. College, B.A., 1949;
S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1951. Worker, dining hall, La. College, Pineville,
1946-48; Vacation Bible school worker, Home Mission Board, Fla.,
1948; asst. to dean of women, La. College, 1948-49; library worker,
S.W.B.T.S., 1949-50. Appointed (special until 1957) 1955; evang.
worker, Sanyati, SOUTHERN RHODESIA, 1955-57; Gatooma, 1957—.
m. William S. Wester, Aug. 15, 1950. Children: William Smith, Jr.,
1952; Esther Kay, 1955. SOUTHERN RHODESIA

WHALEY, CHARLES LLOYD, JR.

b. Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 10, 1922; ed. Brewton-Parker Jr. College; Miss.
College, B.A., 1944; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1947; Th.M., 1948. Pastor,
Baptist Mission, Shelbyville, Ky., 1945-46; asst. supt., Boyce Settle-
ment House, Louisville, Ky., 1945-48; laborer, manufacturing co.,
Louisville, 1947-48; pastor, Bethel and Massaponax churches, and
schoolteacher, Chancellor, Va., 1948-49. Appointed 1949; language
student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1949-50; educ.-evang. worker, Seinan Jo
Gakuin, Kokura, 1951-57; evang., Yokohama, 1957—. m. Lois E.
Linnenkohl, 1949. U.S. address: 20 Meador Way, S.E., eee rt
APA

WHALEY, LOIS LINNENKOHL
(Mrs. Charles L., Jr.)

b. Jefferson Co., Ga., June 19, 1921; ed. Brewton-Parker Jr. College;
Mercer Univ., B.A., 1946; Carver School, M.R.E., 1948. Educ. dir.
and sec., Second Church, Macon, Ga., 1944-46; fieldworker, Sunday
School Board (summer), 1947. Appointed 1948; language student,
Tokyo, JAPAN, 1948-50; educ.-evang. worker, Seinan Jo Gakuin,
Kokura, 1951-58; WMU_ publications, 1954; Yokohama, 1957—.
Author: “The Tarnished Helmet.” m. Charles L. Whaley, Jr., Aug.

25,1949. Children: Ronald, 1954 (d. 1957); Rebecca Ellen, 1956.
JAPAN

WHEAT, RUBY LEMIRA

b. Fairvalley, Okla., Feb. 11, 1919; ed. Howard Payne College, B.A.,
1939; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1942; Baylor Univ. School of Nursing,
R.N., 1944; Univ. of Calif.; Frontier Nursing Service, C.M., 1952.
Appointed 1944; medical missionary, Baptist Hospital, Yangchow,
Kiangsu, CHINA, 1947-48; Wuwei, Kansu, 1949-50; language student,
Baguio, PHILIPPINES, 1951; nurse, Pusan, KorEA, 1953—. U.S.
address: 2210 Taylor St., Wichita Falls, Tex. KOREA

WHIRLEY, CARLTON F.

b. South Port, Fla., July 28, 1914; ed. Howard College, B.A., 1943;
S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1946; Th.D., 1957. Assoc. pastor, Calvary Church,
Birmingham, Ala., 1989-43; pastor, Port Royal (Ky.) Church, 1943-47.
Appointed 1947; prin., Baptist boys’ high school, Oyo, N1GERIA, 1947-
48; interim prin., Baptist college, Iwo, 1948-50; prin., 1950-58; interim
sec.-treas., Mission, and interim sec., Nigerian Convention, Ibadan,

1958-59. m. Enid Pate, 1948. U.S.address: Bagdad, Fla.
NIGERIA

WHIRLEY, ENID PATE
(Mrs. Carlton F.)

b. Birmingham, Ala., July 25, 1920; ed. Ala. College; Howard College;
Carver School; Burroughs’ School for Operators. Registrar, Glen Iris
Grammar School, Birmingham, Ala., 1937-38; typist-clerk, Fairfield,
Ala., 1939-43. Appointed 1947; teacher, Baptist boys’ high school,
Oyo, NIGERIA, 1947-48; Baptist college, Iwo, 1948-58; accountant,
college, 1956-58; evang., Ibadan, 1958-59. m. Carlton F. Whirley,
June 1, 1943. Children: John Fred, 1945; Charlotte Pate, 1949;
Brenda Leolyn, 1958; Philip Langford, 1954. NIGERIA

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b. McCormick, S. C., Sept. 5, 1890; ed. Winthrop College, B.A., 1912;
Carver School, B.M.T., 1918; George Peabody College for Teachers;
Moody Bible Institute. Schoolteacher, Allendale, S. C., 1912-13;
office sec., Connie Maxwell Orphanage, Greenwood, S. C., 1913-16.
Appointed 1918; prin., woman’s training school, Recife, Pernambuco,
BRAZIL, 1919-24; teacher, Taylor-Kgidio school, Jaguaquara, Baia,
1926-27, 1946—; prin., primary school, Jaguaquara, 1931-37; sec.-
treas., WMU, State of Minas Gerais, 1937-46. U.S. address: 320
S. Sycamore St., Petersburg, Va. BRAZIL

WHITE, KATHRYN FERN

b. Fort Cobb, Okla., Dec. 5, 1924; ed. Draughon’s Business School;
Okla. State Univ., B.S., 1949; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1952. Bookkeeper-
sec., Duncan, Okla.; oftice worker (out-of-school hours), Stillwater and
Duncan, Okla., 1945-49; teacher, Preston (Kan.) High School, 1949-50;
summer worker, Home Mission Board, Ariz., 1949; Wash. and Ore.
1951; youth dir., First Church, Duncan, 1950; counselor-instructor,
girls’ camp, Black Mountain, N. C. (summer), 1952; B.S.U. dir.,
Memorial Hospital, Houston, Tex., 1952-57; youth dir., First Church,
Houston, 1957-58. Appointed for HONG KONG, 1958. U.S. address:
Rte. 3, Duncan, Okla. HONG KONG

WHITE, MAXCY GREGG

b. Edgefield Co., S. C., Dec. 11, 1888; ed. Furman Univ., B.A., 1910;
S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1914. Pastor, West Point, Ky., 1913-14. Appointed
1914; language student, Recife, BRAZIL, 1915; substitute dir., Baptist
School, 1915; state evang., Salvador, 1915-58; pastor, Dois de Julho
Church, 1923-35; Siao Church, 1936-47; Brotas and Liberdade
churches, 1944-47; Mares Church, 1958-58. Retired 1958. Co-
author: ‘‘In the Land of the Southern Cross.”” m. Kate M. Cox, 1914.

U.S. address: 4202 Monogram Ave., Lakewood 8, Calif.
EMERITUS—BRAZIL

WHITE, KATE COX

(Mrs. Maxcy G.)
b. Bonaparte, Iowa, June 12, 1891; ed. Carver School, B.M.T., 1914.
Appointed 1914; founder Kate White Escola Domestica, Salvador,
BRAZIL, 1981, and teacher, 1931-58. Retired 1958. m. Maxcy Gregg
White, Sept. 4, 1914. Children: Maxcy Gregg, Jr., 1916; John

Anderson, 1919; Nellie Jeanette (m. Gillespie), 1924.
EMERITUS—BRAZIL

WHITTEN, CHARLES WILLIAM

b. Weir, Miss., Sept. 4, 1922; ed. Miss. College, B.A., 1943; S.B.T.S.,
B.D., 1946; Th.M., 1947. Pastor, Stephensport (Ky.) Church, 1944-
46. Appointed 1947; language student, Medellin, COLOMBIA, 1947-48;
gen. evang., ARGENTINA, 1948-52; prof., Baptist Theol. Seminary,
buenos Aires, 1950-52; interim pres., theol. seminary, Barcelona, SPAIN,
1958-54, 1958-59; prof., 1954-55, 1956-57; gen. evang., Madrid, 1955-
56; mission treas., legal rep. before gov., Barcelona, 1953-57, 1958—.
m. Nella Dean Mitchell, 1947. U.S. address: Weir, Miss. SPAIN

WHITTEN, NELLA DEAN MITCHELL
(Mrs. Charles W.)

b. Louisville, Miss., Dec. 8, 1922; ed. Miss. State College for Women;
Blue Mountain College, B.A., 1944; Carver School, M.R.E., 1947.
Schoolteacher, Louisville, Miss., 1941-42; assoc., B.T.U. Dept. of
Miss., 1944-45; B.T.U. and WMU camp work (summer), 1946.
Appointed 1947; language student, Medellin, CoLomBia, 1947-48;
evang., ARGENTINA, 1948-49, 1951-52; teacher, Baptist Theol. Semi-
nary, Buenos Aires, 1950-52; editor, WMU magazine, Barcelona,
SPAIN, 1953-57; teacher, theol. seminary, 1953-55; 1956-57; WMU
work, 1953—; evang., Madrid, 1955-56. m. Charles W. Whitten,
June 1, 1947. Children: Helen Frances, 1949; David Charles, 1951;
Margaret Dean, 1953. SPAIN

WHITTINGHILL, SUSY TAYLOR
(Mrs. Dexter G.)

b. Staunton, Va., Oct. 24, 1873; ed. Anglo-Romana School (Rome,
Italy); Commercial School (Rome); St. Luke’s Hospital (Richmond,
Va.), graduate, 1896. Social worker and nurse for children in Rome,
1896-1905. Appointed 1905; educ. and evang. worker, Rome, ITALY,
1905-36. Retired 1939. m. Dexter Gooch Whittinghill, July 27, 1905
(d. 1956). Children: Diana (m. Kent), 1906; George D., 1908; Arnold
Braxton, 1909 (d. 1910); Robert Braxton, 1917. Address: 2305
37th St., N.W., Washington, D. C. EMERITUS—ITALY

WHORTON, MARY JANE

b. Gadsden, Ala., May 18, 1927; ed. Blue Mountain College, B.A.,
1949; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1953; Peabody College. Sec. to prof.,
Blue Mountain College, 1945-47; Home Mission Board (summer),
1947-50; teacher, high school, Altoona, Ala., 1949-51; library worker,
S.W.B.T.S., 1951-52; summer associational worker, Etowah Co.,
Ala., 1952; church sec., Azle Ave. Church, Fort Worth, Tex., 1952-53.
Appointed 1953; evang., Ogbomosho and Shaki, NIGERIA, 1953-55;
teacher, Elementary Training Center for Women, Abeokuta, 1955;
Elam Memorial School, Shaki, 1956; Reagan Memorial School, Lagos,
1957—. U.S. address: Rte. 2, Gadsden, Ala. NIGERIA

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WILCOX, CALLIE PERRIN
(Mrs. E. G.)

b. Franklin Co., Tex., Mar. 20, 1892; ed. Howard Payne College;
S.W.B.T.S. Appointed 1920; evang. worker, Recife, BRAZIL, 1920-
40. Retired 1941. m. Everett George Wilcox, Jan. 1, 1916 (d. 1940).
Children: Dorothy Mary (m. Myers), 1916; Juanita Jo (m. Dickson),
1918; Hiawatha Lorene (m. Vermillion), 1922; Trudie Lee (m. Jackson),

1927. Address: 1807 Center Ave., Brownwood, Tex.
EMERITUS—BRAZIL

WILLIAMS, JAMES TOY

b. Clanton, Ala., Jan. 11, 1882; ed. Howard College, B.A., 1909;
S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1913; Th.D., 1921. Schoolteacher, Chilton Co., Ala.,
1903-06; pastor, Ala. churches, 1908-09; asst. pastor, First Church,
Jacksonville, Fla., 1911-12. Appointed 1918; teacher, Graves Theol.
Seminary, Canton, CHINA, 1913-22; Sunday school sec., China Baptist
Publication Society, Shanghai, 1923-29; gen. sec. and manager, 1930-
86; treas. of China Missions, 1929-48; interned 1942, repatriated 1943.
Retired 1952. m. Laurie Smith, 1918. Address: 948 W. Ruby St.,
Lakeland, Fla. EMERITUS—CHINA

WILLIAMS, LAURIE SMITH
(Mrs. James Toy)

b. Ivey, Ga., Nov. 18, 1885; ed. Ga. State College for Women; Univ.
of Louisville; Univ. of Ga.; Howard College, B.A., 1930; Carver
School; Univ. of Ala. Schoolteacher, Ga., 1905-09, 1912-13; prin.,
Colegio Bautista, Tampa, Fla., 1909-12. Appointed 1913; language
student, Canton, CHINA, 1918-15; acting dir., School for Blind, 1915;
dir., kindergarten, 1916-20; teacher, Pooi In woman’s school, 1923-24;
schools in Shanghai, 1925-34, 1946-48. Retired 1952. m. James Toy
Williams, Sept. 16, 1913. Children: James Hobson, 1914; Daniel
Smith, 1920; Dorothy (m. Allan), 1924. EMERITUS—CHINA

WILLIAMS, LILLIAN RAE

b. Berea, Ky., Jan. 27, 1914; ed. Berea College, B.A., 1935; Carver
School, M.R.E., 1946; Duke Univ.; Univ. of Ky. Schoolteacher, Ky.,
Calif., Tenn., 1935-44. Appointed 1946; language student, Cartagena,
CoLoMBIA, 1947-48; educ.-evang. worker, Cartagena, 1948-49; Barran-
quilla, 1949-53; 1955—. U.S..address: Berea, Ky. COLOMBIA

WILLIAMS, THELMA EDNA

b. Gold Hill, Colo., July 15, 1908; ed. Univ. of Colo.; Univ. of Calif.;
Gordon College; William Jewell College, B.A., 1946; S.W.B.T\S.;
Corwin Hospital, R.N., 1927; Simmons College, P.H.N., 1941. Super-
visor, Corwin Hospital, Pueblo, Colo., 1927-28; teacher, Longmont,
Colo., 1980-85; nurse, Mission hospital, Assam, India, 1944-45. Ap-
[hr 1986; language student, Peking, CHINA, 1938; supt. of nurses,

ospital, Chengchow, 1938-40; Red Cross supervisor, Honolulu,

Hawau, 1948; hospital, Yangchow, Curna, 1947-49; instructor, Univ.
School of Nursing, Taipeh, TAIWAN, 1950-52; nurse, Mati, PHILIP-
PINES, 1954-56; clinic, HoNG KoNnG, 1956—. U.S. address: 3860
Cody St., Wheat Ridge, Colo. HONG KONG

WILLIAMS, WILLIAM JACKSON

b. Columbus, Ga., Apr. 24,-1914; ed. Howard College, B.S., 1935;
S.W.B.T.S.; Baylor Medical College, M.D., 1941. Intern, Southern
Baptist Hospital, New Orleans, La., 1941-42; resident in surgery,
Norwood Hospital, Birmingham, Ala., 1943; resident in pathology,
Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit, Mich., 1947, 1951. Appointed 1944;
staff physician, Baptist Hospital, Ogbomosho, NIGERIA, 1944—.
m. Leslie Sands, 1940. U.S. address: 1801 Fulton. Ave., Birmingham,
Ala. NIGERIA

 

 

WILLIAMS, LESLIE SANDS
(Mrs. William J.)

b. Shawnee, Okla., Dec. 12, 1913; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ., B.A., 1935;
S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1987; Baylor Univ. Hospital, R.N., 1940. Asst.
instructor, Baylor School of Nursing, Dallas, Tex., 1940-41; instructor,
Southern Baptist Hospital School of Nursing, New Orleans, La.,
1941-42; Baptist student sec., Southern Baptist Hospital, 1942-43;
instructor, Norwood Hospital, Birmingham, Ala., 1948-44. Appointed
1944; instructor, Baptist Hospital School of Nursing, Ogbomosho,
NIGERIA, 1944—. m. William J. Williams, Aug. 18, 1940. Children:
William Carey, 1947; Gary Lynn, 1952. NIGERIA

WILLIS, SADIE MIRIAM

b. Little Rock, Ark., Nov. 27, 1918; ed. S.W.B.T.S; Parkland School
of Nursing (Dallas, Tex.), R.N., 1943; Mary Hardin-Baylor College;
Univ. of Tex. Statistical typist, stenographer, Dallas, 1934-36;
church sec., Hillcrest Church, Dallas, 1936-37. Appointed 1943;
language student, Rosario, ARGENTINA, 1943-45; dir., Baptist Nurses’
Home, Rosario, 1945-47; nurse, Baptist Clinic, Asuncion, PARAGUAY,
1947-52, and Baptist Hospital, 1952-54; prin. and teacher, primary
school, Asuncion, 1954—. U.S. address: 1921 W. Colorado, Dallas,
Tex. PARAGUAY

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b. Maryville, Tenn., Oct. 1, 1924; ed. Naval Radio School (Bain-
bridge, Md.); Maryville College, B.A., 1949; G.G.B.T.S., B.D., 1951.
U.S. Navy, 1948-46; student missionary, Home Mission Board, Napa
and Walnut Creek, Calif., 1950-51; pastor, First Church, Port Chicago,
Calif., 1951-52; First Southern Baptist Church, Porterville, Calif.,
1952-56. Appointed 1956; language student, Taejon, KorBA, 1956-57;
teacher, Baptist theol. seminary, 1958—; interim pres., 1958. m.

Neysa Ferguson, 1947. U.S. address: 121 Waller Ave., Maryville,
Tenn. KOREA

WILLOCKS, NEYSA NERENE FERGUSON
(Mrs. R. Max)

b. Hyatt, Tenn., July 6, 1925; ed. Maryville College, B.A., 1945;
G.G.B.T.S. Stenographer, aluminum plant, Alcoa, Tenn., 1944,
1945, 1946-49; sec., G.G.B.T.S., 1950-51. Appointed 1956; language
student, Taejon, Korma, 1956-57; evang., Taejon, 1958—. m. R.
Max Willocks, May 28, 1947. Children: Margaret Sharon, 1949;
Samuel David, 1951; Mark Timothy, 1953; Robert Daniel, 1954;

Kent Max, 1956. KOREA

WILSON, GEORGE RAYMOND, JR.

b. Shawnee, Okla., Oct. 22, 1927; ed. Ore. State College; Okla. Baptist
Univ., B.M.E., 1952; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1954; D.R.E., 1957. U.S.
Air Force, 1946-47; music dir., Trinity Church, Ada, Okla., 1948-50;
educ.-music dir., Temple Mission, Shawnee, 1947-48; First Church,
Cushing, Okla., 1950-51; Clarendon Drive Church, Dallas, Tex., 1952-
54; Ridglea West Church, Fort Worth, Tex., 1954-57. Appointed 1956;
language student, HonG Kona, 1957-58; teacher, Baptist college,
Kowloon, 1958—. m. Elizabeth Schreiber, 1948. U.S. address:
510 W. Fourth St., Webb City, Mo. HONG KONG

WILSON, ELIZABETH DELL SCHREIBER
(Mrs. George R., Jr.)

b. Homestead, Fla., Oct. 15, 1926; ed. Bob Jones College; Okla. Bap-
tist Univ., B.A., 1948. Sec., First Church, Webb City, Mo., 1945;
Cushing, Okla., 1950-51; Fort Worth, Tex., 1955-57. Appointed 1956;
language student, HoNG KONG, 1957-58; teacher, Baptist college,
Kowloon, 1958—. m. George R. Wilson, Jr., June 5, 1948. Children:
Sarah Beth, 1951; Pamela Denise, 1952; George Raymond III, 1956;
James Dale, 1958. HONG KONG

WILSON, SARAH GEORGIA

b. Gaston Co., N. C., July 28, 1929; ed. Carson-Newman College;
B.A., 1952; Carver School, M.R.E., 1955. Summer worker, Home Mis-
sion Board, Washington, D. C., 1952; Tex., 1953; schoolteacher, Mt.
Holly, N. C., 1952-53; summer fieldworker, B.T.U. Dept., N. C. Bap-
tist Convention, 1954; youth dir., social worker, Central Mission,
Long Run Association of Baptists, Louisville, Ky., 1955-57. Appoint-
ed 1957; language student, San Jose, Costa Rica, 1957-58; Good Will
Center worker, Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA, 1958—. U.S. address:
c/o J. L. Wilson, Mt. Holly, N. C. ARGENTINA

WINGO, VIRGINIA

b. Dora, Ala., Apr. 19, 1912; ed. La. College, B.A., 1982; La. State
Univ., M.A., 1933; Carver School; Union Theol. Seminary; S.B.T.S.
Schoolteacher, Estherwood, La., 1933-84; Gonzales, La., 1934-37;
Young People’s Sec., La. Baptist WMU, 1938-46; teacher, Carver
School, Louisville, Ky., 1946-49. Appointed 1949; language student,
Rome, ITALY, 1949; dir., Armstrong Memorial Training School, Rome,
1950—. U.S. address: 59 Allard Blvd., New Orleans 19, La. ITALY

WISE, GENE HALE

b. Tiaban, N.M., Aug. 26, 1920; ed. N.M. State College, B.A., 1942;
S.B.T.S., B.D., 1949; Th.M., 1950. Dairy Employee, Portales and Las
Cruces, N.M., 1938-42; flying instructor, Louisville (Ky.) Flying
Service, 1946-48; sec., promotional dir. for Com. on Institutions,
Louisville, Ky., 1948-50. Appointed 1950; dir., Atlas Publicity
Service (Journalism and Visual Aids Dept. of South Brazil Mission),
Rio de Janeiro, BRAziL, 1950—. m. Aleene Greenlaw, 1942. U.S.
address: c/o J. E. Wise, Portales, N.M. BRAZIL

WISE, ALEENE GREENLAW
(Mrs. Gene H.)

b. Flagstaff, Ariz., May 20, 1923; ed. Colegio Batista Brasileiro, Sao
Paulo, Brazil; Ginasio Belmiro Cesar, Curitiba, Parana, Brazil; N.M.
State College. Appointed 1950; evang. worker, Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL,
1950—. Author: ‘Adventures in Brazil.” m. Gene H. Wise, Mar.

7, 1942. Children: Sandra Lea, 1943; Sheila Mae, 1947; Shirley
Jean, 1957. BRAZIL

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b. Dustin, Okla., Oct. 19, 1926; ed. Okla. Baptist Univ., B.A.,
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1954. U.S. Army, 1945-46; pastor, Big
Church, Wetumka, Okla., 1948-50; Athens (La.) Church, 196
Appointed 1956; language student, San Jose, CosTa Rica, 1956.
field evang., Iguala, Guerrero, MExIco, 1957—. m. Kathleen Kay,
1949, U.S. address: Rte. 1, Dustin, Okla. MEXICO

WOLF, KATHLEEN LOUISE KAY
(Mrs. Robert Henry)

b. Holdenville, Okla., Dee. 27, 1929; ed. East Central State College
(Okla.), B.A., 1950;S.W.B.T.S. Teacher, Pleasant Hill School, Shaw-
nee, Okla. Appointed 1956; language student, San Jose, Costa Rica,
1956-57; field evang., Iguala, Guerrero, MEXxIco, 1957—. m. Robert
Henry Wolf, Aug. 24, 1949. Children: Kay Lynn, 1951; Karen Lou,
1953; Terri Sue, 1956; John Lawrence, 1958. MEXICO

WOLFARD, RODNEY BISHOP

b. Denver, Colo., Aug. 5, 1921; ed. Marshall College; Univ. of Illinois,
B.S., 1943; Harvard Univ., M.B.A., 1947; S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1950;
Th.D., 1953. Bookkeeper, Huntington, W. Va., 1939-41; U.S. Navy,
1943-46; visiting asst. prof., Duke Univ., 1947; pastor, churches in Tex.,
1948-52. Appointed 1953; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL,
1953-54; teaching and field evang., Curitiba, Parana, 1955-58. m.
Sue White, 1943. U.S. address: 221 Fifth Ave., St. Albans, W. Va.
BRAZIL

WOLFARD, SUE WHITE
(Mrs. Rodney B.)

b. Charleston, W. Va., Apr. 18, 1921; ed. W. Va. Univ., B.S., 1945;
S.W.B.T.S. Office worker, Cambridge, Mass., 1943-44; laboratory
worker, chemical co., South Charleston, W. Va., 1945. Appointed
1953; language student, Campinas, BRAZIL, 1953-54; home-church
evang., Curitiba, Parana, 1955-58. m. Rodney B. Wolfard, Oct. 7,
1943. Children: Rodney Bishop, Jr., 1946; Stephen Leftridge, 1949;
Daniel Lesley, 1952; Elizabeth Ann, 1954 (d. 1954); Sarah Katherine,
1956 (d. 1956). BRAZIL

WOLLERMAN, ANNA MAE LOUISE (ANN)

b. Pine Bluff, Ark., Dec. 138, 1910; ed. Ouachita Baptist College, B.A.,
1941; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1942. Edue. sec., and dir. of youth work,
First Church, Corpus Christi, Tex., 1942-44. Schoolteacher, Huttig,
Ark., 1944-45; teacher, business dept. and student sec., Ouachita
College (Ark.), 1945-47; independent missionary to Brazil, 1947-49.
Appointed (special until 1955) 1950; field evang., Amambai, Mato
Grosso, BRAZIL, 1950-55; Cuiaba, Mato Grosso, 1956—. U.S. address:
610 W. Barraque St., Pine Bluff, Ark. BRAZIL

WOMACK, MARY RUTH

b. Decatur, Ala., Aug. 4, 1920; ed. Carson-Newman College, B.A.,
1942; S.W.B.T.S.; Baptist Memorial Hospital (Memphis, Tenn.),
R.N., 1946; London (England) College of Pharmacy and Chemistry.
Schoolteacher, Warren Co., Tenn., 1942-43. Appointed 1947; medical
asst., Baptist Welfare Center, Joinkrama, NIGERIA, 1947-51; Baptist
hospital, Ogbomosho, 1951-56; medical dir., Kersey Children’s Home,
Ogbomosho, 1956—. U.S. address: Rte. 4, Box 99, McMinnville,
Tenn. NIGERIA

WOODWARD, FRANK TENNYSON

b. Statesville, N. C., Sept. 12, 1898; ed. Wake Forest College, B.A.,
1921; S.B.T.S., Th.M., 1924; Ph.D., 1985. Summer worker, N. C.
Mission Board, 1920-24; student pastor, Sligo, Ky., 1931; pastor, Ala.
churches, 1932-34, 1944-48. Appointed 1924; language study, Nan-
king, CHINA, 1924-25; educ. evang., Kweilin, 1925-27; Kongmoon,
1927-34; Wuchow, 1934-37; teacher, Graves Theol. Seminary, Canton,
1937-42; relief worker, 1937-41; interned 1941, repatriated 1942; educ.
evang., HAWAII, 1948—-; pres., Bible school, Honolulu, 1951-54; treas.,
1956—. m. Mabel Williams, 1924. U.S. address: 1723 Lake Dr.,
Lake City, Fla. HAWAII

WOODWARD, MABEL WILLIAMS
(Mrs. Frank T.)

b. Maplesville, Ala., June 3, 1895; ed. Baptist Institute (Newton, Ala.);
Judson College, B.A., 1919; Carver School, B.M.T., 1924. Summer
worker, Ala. Mission Board, 1918-21; teacher, Hartselle, Ala., 1919-22;
missionary to Indians, Ala. (summer), 1923; evang., Ala., 1941-48.
Appointed 1924; language study, Nanking, CHINA, 1924-25; educ.
evang., Kweilin, 1925-27; Kongmoon, 1927-34; Wuchow, Kwangsi,
1935-87; HONG KONG, 1937-41; teacher. Academy, Honolulu,
Hawaltl, 1949-53; Bible school, 1954-5 duc. ang., 1956—. m.
Frank T. Woodward, Aug. 20, 1924. C Anna Dell (m. Bird),
1925; M. Elizabeth, 1926; Glenna LaVerne (m. Byrd), 1928. HAWAII

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b. Augusta, Ga., Nov. 18, 1894; ed. Shorter College, B.A., 1916; Univ.
Hospital (Augusta), Nurses’ Training School, R.N., 1920; Biblical
Seminary (N. Y.). Instructor of Nurses, Univ. Hospital, Augusta,
1920-21. Appointed 1922; language student, Peking, CHINA, 1922-23;
supt. of nurses, Warren-Ayers Memorial Hospital, Hwanghsien, Shan-
tung, 1923-40; dispensary worker, Tsunyi, Kweichow, 1944; dir. of
nursing, Stout Memorial Hospital, Wuchow, Kwangsi, 1945-47; nurse,
Pusan, KorgA, 1958—. U.S. address: 820 S. Broadway, Apt. S. 4,
Tarrytown, N. Y. KOREA

WRIGHT, MORRIS JESSE, JR.

b. Houston, Tex., Apr. 10, 1922; ed. Rice Institute, B.S., 1944;
S.W.B.T.S., B.D., 1950; M.R.E., 1955. U. Javy, engineering officer,
1944-46; engineer, N. Y. and N. J., 1946-47; asst. pastor, First Church,
Pasadena, Tex. (summer), 1947; pastor, Emerson (Okla.) and Forest
Hill (Okla.) churches, 1947-48; educ. dir., Emanuel Church, Fort
Worth, Tex., 1949. Appointed 1950; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN,
1950-52; evang. worker, Urawa, 1953—; assoc. sec., B.T.U. Dept.,
Japan Baptist Convention, 1957—. m. Joyce Hickman, 1948. U.S.
address: 604 Maple St., Pasadena, Tex. JAPAN

WRIGHT, JOYCE HICKMAN
(Mrs. Morris J., Jr.)

b. Navasota, Tex., Aug. 19, 1926; ed. East Tex. Baptist College, B.A.,
1947; S.W.B.T.S., M.R.E., 1950. File clerk, oil co., Houston, Tex.
(summers), 1943-44; schoolteacher, Pasadena, Tex., 1947-48. Ap-
pointed 1950; language student, Tokyo, JAPAN, 1950-52; evang. worker,
Urawa, 1953—. m. Morris J. Wright, Jr., July 17, 1948. Children:
Sara Jane, 1952; Robert Lee, 1953; John Stephen, 1956. JAPAN

WRIGHT, ROBERT MAX

b. Bremond, Tex., Nov. 24, 1928; ed. A. and M. College of Tex.; Baylor
Univ. College of Medicine, M.D., 195 U.S. Army, 1943-46; student
pastor, Westheimer Mission, Houston, Tex., 1948-50; part-time pastor,
Richmond Plaza Church, Bellaire, Tex., 1951-52; intern, Jefferson
Davis Hospital, Houston, 1951-52; surgery resident, Veterans Adminis-
tration Hospital, Houston, 1952-53; Robert B. Green Hospital, San
Antonio, Tex., 1953-55. Appointed 1955; language student, Seoul,
KOREA, 1955-56; doctor, Pusan, 1956—. m. Paula Perkins, 1945.
U.S. address: 121 Tarrant St., San Antonio, Tex. KOREA

WRIGHT, PAULA PERKINS
(Mrs. Robert M.)

b. Roby, Tex., Oct. 23, 1922; ed. Parkland Hospital Nursing School
(Dallas, Tex.), R.N., 1945. JS. Army Nurse Corps, 1945; private
duty nurse, College Station, Tex., 1946; Houston, Tex., 1947-48.
Appointed 1955; language student, Seoul, KormA, 1955-56; nurse,
Pusan, 1956—. m. Robert M. Wright, Oct. 2, 1945. Children:
Robert Max, Jr., 1948; Judith, 1949; Jill Elaine, 1951; Keith Allan,
1956; Byron Neal, 1958. KOREA

WYATT, ROY BLANTON, JR.

b. Richmond, Va., Dec. 2, 1926; ed. Univ. of Richmond, B.A., 1947;
S.B.T.S., B.D., 1950. Pastor, churches in Va. and Ky. 1946-53. Ap-
pointed 1953; language student, Barcelona, SPAIN, 1953-54; dir., theol.
seminary, Barcelona, 1954—-; Mission treas., 1957-58. m. Joyce Cope,
1950. U.S. address: c/o E. A. Cope, Rogersville, Tenn. SPAIN

WYATT, MILDRED JOYCE COPE
(Mrs. Roy B., Jr.)

b. Rogersville, Tenn., May 18, 1927; ed. Lincoln Memorial Univ.
(Harrogate, Tenn.), B.A., 1947; Carver School, M.R.E., 1950. Teach-
er, jr. high school, Knoxville, Tenn., 1947-48; staff, Ridgecrest As-
sembly (summer), 1948; summer worker, Home Mission Board, 1949;
sec., Carver School, 1948-50; teacher, high school and county schools,
Ky., 1950-53. Appointed 1953; language student, Barcelona, SPAIN,
1953-54; religious educ., Barcelona, 1954—. m. Roy B. Wyatt, Jr.,
June 27, 1950. Children: Roy Michael, 1951; Kathryn Annis, 1954.

SPAIN

YANCEY, MARY ELLEN

b. Camp Hill, Ala., Jan. 25, 1920; ed. Howard College, B.A., 1942;
Carver School, M.R.E., 1946. Schoolteacher, Moulton, Ala., 1942-
44; educ. dir., Moulton Church (summers), 1942-43; educ. dir., First
Church, Langdale, Ala., 1946-47. Appointed 1947; educ.-evang.
worker, Baptist girls’ school, Agbor, NIGERIA, 1947-50; WMU worker,
Ede, 1951—. U.S. address: Camp Hill, Ala. NIGERIA

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YARNELL, CARL FREDERICK, JR.

b. Knoxville, Tenn., Nov. 18, 1926; ed. Carson-Newman College, B.A.,
1950; G.G.B.T.S., B.D., 1958. U.S. Navy, 1944-46; summer worker,
Home Mission Board, La., 1950; pastor, Emmanuel Church, Merced,
Calif., 1951-52; First Church, Colma, Calif., 1952-53; Holston Church,
Bluff City, Tenn., 1953-55. Appointed 1955; evang. worker, SINGA-
PORE, 1955-56; pres. and teacher, theol. seminary, and pastor, George-
town Church, Penang, MAtaya, 1956—. m. Mary Elizabeth Pate,
1949. U.S. address: 234 Aesque St., Kingsport, Tenn. MALAYA

YARNELL, MARY ELIZABETH PATE
(Mrs. Carl Frederick, Jr.)

b. Blaine, Tenn., Jan. 30, 1929; ed. Carson-Newman College, B.A.,
1950; G.G.B.T.S. Summer worker, Home Mission Board, La., 1950;
sec., missions dept., G.G.B.T.S., 1953; teacher, home students, Sulli-
van Co. schools, Bluff City, Tenn., 1953-54. Appointed 1955; evang.
worker, SINGAPORE, 1955-56; teacher, theol. seminary, Penang, Ma-
LAYA, 1956—; manager Baptist Book Store, 1957—. m. Carl Frederick
Yarnell, Jr., June 4, 1949. Children: Carol Elizabeth, 1951; Alan
Frederick, 1952; Marianne, 1954. MALAYA

YOCUM, ALFRED WOLFE

b. Shenandoah, Va., Aug. 13, 1883; ed. Washington (D. C.) Institute;
Baltimore Medical College, M.D., 1912; Johns Hopkins Univ., School
of Hygiene and Public Health; Johns Hopkins Univ. Hospital; Univ.
of Maryland; Presbyterian Eye Hospital. Intern, Maryland Gen.
Hospital, Baltimore, 1912-13; surgeon, Maryland Steel Co., 1913-14;
Pusan, KOREA, 1953-57; Ullung Island, 1958—. Appointed 1914;
supt., Baptist hospital, Pingtu, CHINA, 1914-41; interned 1941, repa-
triated 1943; Chengchow (under Communists), 1947-51. Retired
1953. m. Daisy C. Disney, Sept. 3, 1914 (d. 1948). Child: Dorothy
Elizabeth (m. Hanson), 1917. Address: 504 E. 41st St., Baltimore
18, Md. EMERITUS—CHINA and KOREA

YOUNG, CHESTER RAYMOND

b. Garlin, Ky., July 2, 1920; ed. Lindsey Wilson College; American
Univ.; Berea College, B.A., 1943; S.B.T.S., B.D., 1949. U.S. Army,
1943-45; manager, Baptist Book Store, Honolulu, HAWAII, 1945-46;
mission pastor, Columbia (Ky.) Church, 1947-49. Appointed 1949;
editor, “The Hawaii Baptist,’ Honolulu, Hawa, 1949-52; pres.,
Hawaii Convention, 1952-54; pastor, Kalihi Mission and Church,
1950—. m. Florence Baird, 1947. U.S. address: 126 King St.,
Wadsworth, Ohio. HAWAII

YOUNG, FLORENCE BAIRD
(Mrs. Chester R.)

b. Jellico, Tenn., Nov. 8, 1928; ed. East Tenn. State College, B.S.,
1944; Carver School, M.R.E., 1947. Schoolteacher, Jellico, Tenn.,
1944-45; stenographer, Ky. Baptist headquarters, Louisville, 1947-48.
Appointed 1949; teacher, Baptist Academy, Honolulu, Hawau, 1949-
50; evang. worker, Kalihi Mission and Church, 1950—. m. Chester
R. Young, Aug. 7, 1947. Children: Charlotte May, 1950; Chester
Raymond, Jr., 1953. HAWAII

YOUNG, JAMES MADDERSON, JR.

b. Choudrant, La., Nov. 18, 1924; ed. La. Polytechnic Institute, B.A.,
1947; La. State Univ. School of Medicine, M.D., 1951. U.S. Navy,
1943-46; extern, Green Clinic, Ruston, La., 1950; intern and resident
in surgery, Gorgas Hospital, Canal Zone, 1951-54; private physician,
Caldwell Hospital Clinic, Columbia, La., 1954. Appointed 1954;
doctor, Baptist Hospital, Gaza Strip, 1955—. m. L. June Buckner,
1946. U.S, address: 124 Pinecrest, Ruston, La. GAZA STRIP

YOUNG, LOUELLA JUNE BUCKNER
(Mrs. James M., Jr.)

b. Alexandria, La., May 10, 1926; ed. La. Polytechnic Institute, B.A.,
1945; N.O.B.T.S._ Stenographer, oil co., Houston, Tex., 1945-46;
sec., music dept., La. Polytechnic Institute, Ruston, 1946-47; student
helper, N.O.B.T.S., 1947-48; sec., Panama Canal Co., Balboa Heights,
Canal Zone, 1951-52. Appointed 1954; dir., Baptist elementary school,
Gaza Strip, 1955-56; religious educ., 1956—. m. James M. Young,
Jr., Aug. 24, 1946. Children: Bruce, 1949; Mark, 1950; Kay Ellen,
1953; Jo Madeline, 1954. GAZA STRIP

YOUNG, NEALE C.

b. Ebenezer, S. C., July 16, 1891; ed. Southern Seminary (Buena
Vista, Va.); Winthrop College; Carver School, B.M.T., 1920. School-
teacher, Hyman and Lake City, S. C., 1914-18. Appointed. 1920;
language student and part-time worker, Ogbomosho, NicHriA, 1921-
22; pres., WMU of Nigeria, 1922-48; teacher, Baptist girls’ school,
Abeokuta, 1927-37; dir., Nigerian WMU work, Ede, 1948—. U.S.
address: Timmonsville, S. C. NIGERIA

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INDEX

LIST OF MISSIONARIES BY TYPES OF SERVICE

(All missionaries are engaged in evangelization. Personnel listed under
other types of work have those additional responsibilities. Asterisk (*)

indicates “‘under special appointment.’’)

ORDAINED PERSONNEL

Business and Administration

Brothers, L. R Nigeria

Claxon, W. N Nigeria

*Davis, H. V Brazil
Nigeria

Paraguay

Nigeria

*Mitchell, D. L
Neil, L. H
Patterson, I. N

Argentina
Hong Kong

Belote, J. D Hong Kong
Bender, W. D Nigeria

(Also, evangelism and church development)

So tepid yaad Rh 4 Lt RN CE oe Re ni ERC re hls BE oad S. Rhodesia
Nigeria

Nigeria

Cockburn, S. H
Cooper, W. L
Craighead, A. B

Crane, J. D

Culpepper, C. L., Jr.
Culpepper, C. L., Sr
Culpepper, H. H
Culpepper, R. H
Davidson, Minor
Davis, Burton de Wolfe
Dowell, T. H

Dozier, E. B

DuVall, W. L Nigeria
Dyson, A. H., Jr Nigeria

Argentina
Argentina

Fergeson, W. J Nigeria
Fine, E. M Nigeria
Foster, J. A Philippines
Frank, V. L Hong Kong
Brags Mi. GiB nea oS. Re pa ee eee S. Rhodesia
Fuller, R. W Hong Kong
Gammage, A. W., Jr

Garrott, W. M

Giles, J. E Colombia
Gilliland, W. M....° Nigeria
GTS , PAN alters 6 Ma <i’ mes hy Weve Toe Argentina
Godwin, C. L

Halsell, Thomas E
Haltom, W. E

Mexico

Philippines

*High, Thomas O Nigeria
le bl bee a sl Nigeria
Costa Rica

: Nigeria
Horton, F. M
Hughey, J. D., Jr Switzerland
Humphrey, J. E Nigeria
Hunker, W. C

Ichter, W. H Brazil
Jester, D. L Nigeria
Jester, W. L Nigeria
Jowers, S. C

Kelley, P. H

Kolb, R. L

Philippines
Philippines
DIOCK ANG AY 50D s Te ode lah hs 4 nd ovis eee es S. Rhodesia

Mexico
(Also, evangelism and church development)

McConnell, H. C

McCormick, H. P

hehehe Cayton! hi agai st aR Re «oho EEC eP Df S. Rhodesia
McKinney, Landrum G., Jr.

*McNeely, G. A

Martin, G. R

Martin, H. D

 
Mein, David

(Also, evangelism and church development)

Middleton, H. K

Moore, J. A

Moorhead, Marion F

Morgan, E. C

Morris, J. G

Muller, A. C

Nichols, Buford L

*Olive,Hs.B Philippines
Oliver, A. B Brazil
Parks, R. K

Patterson, J. W

Nigeria
Bahamas
Philippines

Robinson, G. E

(Also, evangelism and church development)

Runyan, F. E Nigeria
Sanderson, Paul E Brazil
*Schweer, G. W.
Shepard, J. W., Jr
Smith, Hoke, Jr Colombia
Smyth, J. P Brazil
Thompson, C. L
Thompson, K. R
Tolbert, M. O
*Walker, E. H Philippines
Switzerland

Colombia
: : Nigeria
Whirley, C. F Nigeria
Willocks, R.
Wyatt, R. B., Jr
Yarnell, C. F., Jr

Evangelism and Church Development

Abernathy, J. A

Adams, H. L Nigeria

Akins, L. B Taiwan

PADD t se LOMO Vee. cere. Misi wee «tac a sera wees S. Rhodesia

Alexander, M. M., Jr Argentina

Allen, C. A., Jr Guatemala

Askew, D. C

ASgnt ps bia Ca te 32% ae Sas ai WR Reames Ow ae S. Rhodesia
Philippines

S. Rhodesia
Argentina
Brazil

Bennett, T. C
Berry, T.S
Bitner, J. H
Blackman, L. E
Boatwright, Bob

Brasington, J. B
Bridges, G. M

OOKG Eis Bice Oi os See a rn og es Eee Brazil

Bumpus, C. R

ps Sib he Hie 30 eae Eee By
Cader, B. E
Cadwallader, C. S., Jr

(In educational work, also)

Calcote, R. V

Campbell, C. W Argentina
Carroll, G. W Tanganyika
Camm eigalo. Weise: es OR koe. 5.< ee ear ae Ghana
Chamlee, R. Z., Jr.

Cheyne, J. R

Clark, G. A
*Clark, G. H

Mexico
Thailand
Brazil

Compton, C. E., Jr Brazil
Congdon, W. H Nigeria

Cowherd, C. P Hong Kong
Cowsert, G. B Brazil
Crabb, Stanley, Jr

Crabtree, A. R Portugal
Cross, E. M Philippines
Crowder, C. R Nigeria
Canninsham, Mia Irina oe. 3 eee oe S. Rhodesia
Davis, C. W
od DEM g 2 San Sg OMe By

eM 7. OTe. oe. Oe ie ee ee eee eens
DeBord, S. A Tanganyika
Dickson, C. W Brazil
(Also, in educational work)

PGi MGLVO decay, =. oe ee ce e ee S. Rhodesia
Doyle, L. A., Jr Brazil
*Duck, R. G

Duffer, Hiram F., Jr

(In student work)

Dunaway, Archie G., Jr Nigeria
Durham, J. B Nigeria
Dyal, W. M., Jr Costa Rica
Emanuel, B. P

Emanuel, W. E

Evans, C. E

Evenson, R. K

Harris... V7,

Favell, C. H

Ferrell, W. H Argentina
Frazier, W. D Nigeria
Bryer oR. By, oY. Indonesia
Garner, Alex F Argentina
Garrett, J. L

rer renieNl elias See's we yw cues koe ee RCE S. Rhodesia
*Gilbert, J. P Ecuador
Gillespie, A. L

Gillham, M. F

Gladen, Van

Glass, Ernest W

Golden, C. H

 
Goldfinch, S. L

(In educational work, also)

Goodwin, J. G., Jr . Nigeria
(Also, hospital business manger) Thailand

Philippines
Lebanon

Rad ig Lingerfelt, J. E
Gregory, L. L i Littleton, H. R
Gullatt, T. D .
Halbrooks, Fred E., Jr i *Longbottom, S. F., Jr
Hampton, J. E Lozuk, G. S Venezuela
Hamrick, Howard i Lunsford, James A Brazil

Harrell Re Westen ee tag, ose: Sah Oo ee ean yan)
Harris, Robert L
Harvever Get. cs yscoe aid ans sa eee S. Rhodesia
Hatton, W. A Brazil McKinley, J. F., Jr
MeMillan, V. O., Jr
MeMurray, J. D
McNealy, W. B
Argentina Malone, W. P., Jr
*Marler, L. P
pels Brazil *Marshall, J. R., Jr
Heiss, D. R Martin, C. L
Henderson, W. Guy
Hern, Ww. O Martin, E. R
Matthews, J. B
Matthews, W. H
Mayhall, D. N
Medling, W. R
Mefford, J. W., Jr
i Mercer, D. E
Hollaway, E. L., Jr Merritt, D. E Nigeria
(General promotional work) *Milligan, A. R E. Africa
Holley, H. H ie Dottson L Argentina
Hollingsworth, T. C Argentina Nigeria
Hollis, J. D Hong Kong
Holmes, E. F i
Hooper, F. A., III
Hoshizaki, Reiji
Howard, S. P., Jr

Nigeria *Moore, W. T
Philippines Moorefield, V. H., Jr

Honduras *Morris, C. H

Philippines Morris, R. E

Jackson, S. P
Jackson, W. H., Jr.
*Johnson, D. C
Johnson, R. E :
Johnson, W. B i Musgrave, J. E., Jr

Johnston, J. D Nigeria Nelson, Loyce N

Joiner, G. E Ecuador Nicholas, R. E

Jones, D. C Nichols, G. A

NOMES eo C ele tes eS rds Sela e yaaa a hae S. Rhodesia Oates, M. D

Kendall, D. E Indonesia O’Conner, Louis, Jr
*Kennedy, T. J. Nigeria Oliver, E. L

Keyes, L. G....° Honduras

Kimler, E. B., ir Venezuela i Tanganyika

Brazil ei oer Nigeria

Parker, F. C
Larson, I. V. i Parker, J. A
Lawton, Deaver M Parker, W. M
Lawton, W. W., Jr Peacock, H. E
Ledford, L. E Pearce, W. B

 
Phil pseGeneD ase. hae oo + Salers Ss. Rhodesia
Pike, Harrison H
Pinkston, G. W.

Porter, P.

*Posey, J. E., Jr
Quick, Oswald J
Ragland, J. K
Raley, H. L
Ramsour, H. B., Jr
Rankin, Manly W
Ratliff, J: D

Nigeria
Thailand

Richards, D. J Brazil
Richardson, J.W.H Nigeria

Nigeria
Argentina
Nigeria

FUG OCH ina, wud Mens et. ca aa en eu ee eee Bee Israel
Russell, D. R Thailand
5 VE Uruguay
Saunders, D. L

Seanlon, A. C Guatemala

Colombia
Indonesia
Philippines
Indonesia
Nigeria

Sharpley, D. N
Shelton, R. E
Sherer, R. C
Shirley, C. W
Shoemake, H. L
Short, J. M., Jr

Argentina
Ecuador

S. Rhodesia
Venezuela

Indonesia

Philippines
Uruguay
Thailand
Spencer, A. E., Jr
Spiegel, D. J
Spurgeon, H. E
Stewart, R. R
Stover, 8. S
Stuart, M. W.
Sturgeon, H. E
*Sullivan, J. H

Colombia
Argentina
: S. Rhodesia
Tisdale, B. B Philippines
Torstrick, M. E
Towery, B. E., Jr
Trott, E. B
Turner, J. W.

*Verner, W. E

(Also, educational work)

MV CSUR WAIN 5. 5. wp nes ats ee Gee gees S. Rhodesia
Whaley, C. L., Jr

(Also, educational work)

Woodward, Frank T

Medical Work

Abell, Ja Gejedt SNL as) Soy gs, tee ke eee Foe Nigeria
BOO0E tsb LOG) es ge ea, cae ae E. Africa
‘Breeden... D, (MDs) Sain os a Colonie
CUnEH EPS S-AgVdD J wget cher yack es Nigeria
Wales Gee Ot, (Meee eee oe See Ghana
AWlewellen 36 .cme (Ae Ch ig si ee tomers pays een Ghana
Howiehon, (let ii) 2 nets ie. pee OO
TOW Alera. CNined ad s:. Ucn oa koe. oe ean a Nigeria
McRae; James“Thomas. (M. Dao cee, Near East
Owen: trank:-B. AM DAes. fe PS eee Indonesia
Wasson, (Vi, Boe (Pharaa My) ss one eet. ee Nigeria

(In educational work, also)

Publication Work
Allen, W. E

(In educational work, also)
Berty Wattles soo eie gue Meee. sn cae eee Brazil
Plane IW Oe, ae es een, ie a ee El Paso, Tex.
*Coggins, R. C i
Cowsert, J. J
Eaglesfield, C. F Nigeria
Eudaly, N. H E] Paso, Tex.
Hallock, E. F., Jr
Halvarson, C. M
Moore, R. C
Patterson, F. W El Paso, Tex.
E] Paso, Tex.
Nigeria
Argentina

 
UNORDAINED PERSONNEL

Business and Administration

*Adkins, T. S
*Bozeman, O. K
*Jackson, Shirley L Brazil
*Kirkpatrick, Mary Nigeria
Meuth, Mary Sue Indonesia
*Parkman, W. H Philippines
Pender, S. Auris

Roberts, Frances E

Smith, Lucy E

Stephens, Marjorie L

Stover, Mrs. T. B

Tanner, Martha Nigeria
Terry, Virginia K Brazil
Weller, Edith Rose Brazil

Hong Kong

Educational Work

Allen, Olive

(Also, evangelism and church development)
Anderson, Susan Nigeria
Austin, Stella A Nigeria
Bach, A. Jean Nigeria
Bailey, Gracia I
Brewer, Nadyne Brazil

Brooner, Mary A
(Also, evangelism and church development)

Brower, Cornelia
Burch, Vella Jane

Buster, W. Ray

Campbell, Vera L

Campbell, Viola D

Carroll, D. M., Jr

Clendinning, B. A., Jr

Cowan, Anna L
*Cowley, W. A Nigeria
Cox, Ona Belle Brazil
Crabtree, Mildred I Nigeria
Growwell, Wi Hamer. aos. See oe Ppp pines
Davis, W. Ralph Nigeria
Ewen, Bettye Jane Nigeria
Fielder, L. Gerald

Franks, Martha L

Freeland, M. Estelle Nigeria
Garrett, Doris Orene Nigeria
Graves, Alma N

Greene, Lydia E

Guest, L. Ethel Nigeria
Hairston, Martha E Brazil
Hardy, Cora Ney Nigeria
Harrington, Fern Philippines
Hawkins, Dorine Brazil
Henley, Sarah L. Nigeria
Hines, Ruby B

Hodges, Betty C

Hudgins, Frances E

Hudson, Lenora C
*Humphrey, Mrs. J. Hugh

Knight, Doris L Nigeria
Lair, Lena V. Nigeria
Lamberth, Margaret E Nigeria
Lancaster, Cecile E

Lane, Dorothea K

eavell Comeliaciann acc tse. » Soto

Limbert, Rosemary

Hoeichart, MAING. Fis pert hs 2 oes + 6s «eS OS:
McCullough, Nita Ruth Nigeria
Marchman, Margaret R Nigeria
Marprett, Mrs Age oc see 0p gly os oh od een
Worbin; ila te ae oat, Seen wigs sl PS Se ee
Meredith, Helens... (25 trac 2 ex vex. 440 HOODIE
Montroy., idythted.. 24 <i. ceo aol wed es Sue ee
Moore, Bonnie Mae Nigeria
Mionasou, AVLarTiOa Accs ese ee es oc ae ¢ ah Areas ee ee
Munpney;, Milton. : 92k Aa eee ae os Sowa ae ee Israel
Nelson; id ward: Wsic ete. no-4 cea hen otters CS
Dhver; Betinie Way 2. > chs os Oyk-oe . oe Gan kes aa oe
Or; Donald dias sf oS a BM Fae ne:
Oven, ab velyti Wows sec eels oe Po ee
POSENS NAT NIC Bighorn Pian de ees esate ae
Perry, May E Nigeria
*Perryiman, Wieurine “Desa aes oe Ss ee oe eR
Petty, Herman L

Ridenowy, Crea.6. Fe des stale by ces Se
Rohn, Alms Wavel: tA carc eee Fo. Sk 96 sR
Roper, Cleo Anita Nigeria
PanGers ss Trance View, eh es Ga. Coe eae
Short +1018 SARIS. Ss Sg oe as
Simpson; S3lamehe-v< <>, cst genie ss a Se see
Snuggs, H. H

Spence, Marjorie

DUO PIVITS sas ce he ent on Saree oe apes poe ee
Steward, Alberta L Brazil
Taylor, <WMeyesell rss Lees Fay. ak eee eee Ss
*Taylor, Orville W. Nigeria
Dodd, Anne d ranvess 4 Av. Sevacons Seek.
Truly, Mary Elizabeth Nigeria
TUM Ot Ag Olan. «oes ee ae wk ee as Le ee eee
Tyler, Grace

Wan bear) Marlene caso. 5 as
Vineyard, Onis Brazil
Waiker ‘Cathermess.: 44-5 oe. vo nan a 6 oe Se
West, Edith OF: se oats er eee sitters’. sens Ose se
aU ol Zeca Bit e-a Love: eile foes” Se Sage Ee erm Rt Bas EE ie ered | o g
White, Georgia P Brazil
White, Kathryn Fern Hong Kong
AVheron, Mary sons. enue t.ho ae a ae eae eee
Williams, Lillian Rae Colombia
Wilson, George R., Jr Hong Kong

Evangelism and Church Development

AIGerMaN: JENS . 4-5.-cark deo ace eels no ee Ss
Anderson, Theresa Philippines
Appleby; NirsD. Pisin so cae es sp Ba eS ae ee
Baker Matte Ayr. keen Sue. Fess cs Rite emake seer

Barlow, Hannah
(Also, gen. promotional work)

Barratt, (ior des writer aco Sake we Sis ie wee ae
Clement, Lora.... =
Conrier, Ti: Niariets < ets Pes nies 6 ew bs Oe gama ye
ODD Ore IN cattery hr Sh a bioetin ts
WOZZENK, ACAGHeTINGs stn -c het he an sos Cham ue weet
Demarest, Wi aly ase tein vane as aie nas Sic a Se A
Ditsworth; Mary. As. 5065s cee econ ok 24 OSD,
Iirnest; Mary e@s- 3) pesca os as sos ten ss ee
Wéndetson;umieGaMic. oe. * sy. Gees « cts 5. > Soe
Nigeria
Hreemane Mire fe Pass ke «es eke Ceo on cas DORIS
Gardner. -Dathie Mise ooo fe pe et es > ee
Garrett; Mrs Mia, 2c aca 3 6 ao Be eee SER OUENID

 
Givens, Sistie V
Glass, Lois C
Green, Jessie L

Thailand
Groves,-Blancheig 3%)... £11, a. Wes ce Cate ue. LONGO
Hale, Elizabeth N
Harmon, Ethel R Nigeria
Highfill, Virginia
TU Use Bes Bets acest aes Sey Kaas ota cole oR Ns CNOA
Hooyer, ANWMCss ste 5 iste. <0 ve so coe se aE
Horton, M. F
Phumipliries:sC aro) ee eros yn go SET Ss. Ke - Nigeria
Hundley, Lillie M
Hunt, Betty Jane
dathers mince rer tae Ries ta Tak hose Eee eee eae
Johnson, Pearl
JON CSN ATI ONO ono Matric. ae Soe
Kendrick, Bertie L
King, Harriette L
*Lake, Mrs. John
Landramie- Mannie Gn sees. oat oe oe Se ahaa

Lanier, Minnie Lou
(Also, in educational work)

Lawton, Olive A

Lovan, Nadine

Miller, Moryne Digeatee> cat ot 07% ce tikeig dei <3
Moore, Virginia Dale Nigeria
Morgan, Marge Nealoss chains). . sank sigtecs egal
MMomison,Cleo Be. 492.4. 488s ee foots PhD pines
IVETIDRR VeteALIO 5 ge oahs Wit Ao a. ta cae ee eS aa
Nichols, Sophia Brazil
Nixon, Helen.. .. Argentina
Oates, Alma Elizabeth. i
Ogburn, Georgia Mae
Pettigrew, Ruth
Plowden, Hannah
Randall, M. Josephine
Rogers, Lillie O
Daundenswewha WM see eke a eee ee

SCAUON mlOsephine Anne. ta. a. oe ce Nigeria
Schwartz, Evelyn Tadao
Smith, Cathryn Lucile i

(Also, in educational work)

Stokes, Lucy Belle
Summers, Mabel M
Talley, Frances
Taylor, E. Fay

(Also, gen. promotional work)
Tunmire, Faye Virginia
Wagner, Lucy E
Walden, Ruth H
Watkins, Elizabeth T
Weeks, Wilma J Indonesia
Wollerman, Anna Mae Brazil

Wantey, Mary tilen: 12 gobi Ben is eee eNi pari
Young, Neale C Nigeria

Homemakers
Educational Work

Allen, Mrs. W. E

Bat pyie Mrs. PAs ecg = cee ts ea

Belote, Mrs. J. D - Hong Kong
Bender MirseW Dit sates, srr a Ee . Nigeria
Berry, Mrs. E. G

OWNS VITSM IR, he Gch wr aren cies ode ee S. Rhodesia
Brady, Mrs:.0. Wire, ses i2 ee Le. . 3 Boheme
Brothers, MrarUi Rte eeu. ee se Eg Nigeria
Brown, Mrs. H. A., Jr Nigeria
Burks, Mrs. E. H., Jr Nigeria
Callaway, Mrs. T. N
CSrlisie; Mrs, Rol, < gs haces ho ee ce. a
Carroll, Mrs. D. M., Jr. Argentina
Congdon, Mrs. W. H Nigeria
Cooper, Mrs. W. L Argentina
*Cowley, Mrs. W. A Nigeria
Gowsert, -Mirss'd, Jong ooo eee 8 oe ae eee
Mexico
Argentina
Culpepper, Mrs. R. PEs e gies oss oe Cis oe ee
Davis, Mrs. B. de W i
DuVall, Mrs. W. L Nigeria
Dyal, Airs JW. Ml. ahi ese oS oan ee. Costa es
Dyson, Mrs. A. H., Jr Nigeria
Fergeson, Mrs. W. J Nigeria
Fine, Mrs. E. M Nigeria
Frank, Mrs. V. L.. .. Hong Kong

(Also in n publication wok)

Foster, Mrs. J. A Philippines
..S. Rhodesia

Hong Kong

Colombia
.. Argentina
Paraguay

IGIRZS,; AVITS AG das Wiss sc le eae ce eo a
Goldfinch, Mrs. S. L.
(Also, in business administration)
Hallocksy: Mrs.2i teat. coe ages Oe ee eee eed
Harrington, Mrs. J. A i
(Also, evangelism and church development)

Harrison, Mrs. W. C.........

Hatton, Mrs. W. A

Hicks, Mrs. W. B Philippines
*High, Mrs. T. O Nigeria
Hodges: Mra Re Dip dr. 0 oer. or oad Se
Hughey, Mrs. J. D., Jr Switzerland
S CHUCK NI TSS Wa TGs . oink wy ca a EL , eT
deaters IMTS. 19>. Iie ga°. Mea See oe ee ee pers
Johnson, Mrs. R. E i

Brazil

(Also, in publication work)

Menge 2M, J. Tike. ho Oe Be Near East
Martin, Mrs. H. D Nigeria
Moore, Mrs. J. A Switzerland
Moorhead, Mrs. M. F
Morgan, Mrs. E. C
Murphey, Mrs. Milton
Nelson, Mrs. E. W.
Nichols, Mrs. B. L
Oates, Mrs. M. D
*Olive, Mrs. H. D

Orr, Mrs. D. L

Parks, Mrs. R. K
Patterson, Mrs. J. W
Petty, Mrs. H. L

Philippines
Colombia
Indonesia

Nigeria
Bahamas
. Philippines

Ricketson, Mrs. BS Ges
Riddell, Mrs. Gerald

 
Robinson, Mrs. G. E

(Also, evangelism and church development)
Runyan, Mrs. F. E
Shepard, Mrs. J. W., Jr
Smith, Mrs. Hoke, Jr
Starmer, Mrs. R. F
*Taylor, Mrs. O. W
Thompson, Mrs. C. L
*Walker, Mrs. E. H
Wasson, Mrs. M. K Nigeria
WGUte; ITS: Js De Waar oi, sah cs cats cee. oe MeZerIanG
Welmaker Vite. BSH >. 2 en ok ht ae eel bia:
‘Wilson; Mirai Gor Rissmlte..te% 2. tart a cunaee rc One Kone

Evangelism and Church Development

Abell, Mrs. J. C., Jr. Nigeria
Abernathy, Mrs. J. A

TXa Coa) fy tic) SS UGS ee MM eee res SIN BP Vat
MARIOS, DVEESS Whe i Ss curnis «ants Olu Ae cart os Seen peR one
WNL a oY Hs ¢- Byel Hye dies ep T aneseramne 8 ELS SEVP a
Albright, Mrs,,GeRoy:<.72% 8c... os . et ee nodesa
Alexander, Mrs. M. M., Jr................... Argentina
Allen, Mrs. C. A., Jr Guatemala
Anderson, Mrs. J. C Argentina
ANOTOWS AV ORS SS Watisia Sec kcac’ cat ieee ee
Applewhite, Mrs:'G. W. . cs .05 0s. seo eies « dndonesia
LRG Pa Us WV eel itet cutee esha . < SCR oo Dae ek Re
Askew, Mrs. D. C

AtIDia MTS Os es. eo dea ee DO
Badger, Mrs. Ted O Philippines
Bakery Mrs.) day yh. samt Xan +s so ee ee ee
Bartley, Mrs. J. W., Jr Uruguay
Beaty; Mrs. oRe Bie. aaa. So oe = use | eee no dese
Bediord, Misia Barts kre ee Oa
Bell, Mrs. L. C i
Bell, Mrs. P. C., Jr.

Benefield, Mrs. Leroy Philippines
Bennett, Mrs. T. C Pakistan
Berry, Mrs. 400 a. c%, sabi weet. os eae ae Tea
Berry, Mrs. W. H i
Bitner, Mrs. J. H

Blackman, Mrs. L. E

Boatwright, Mrs. Bob

Bond, Mrs. G. C

Boone, Mrs. H. B :
SSOZONRAII SVE Tier ais cscs G7, 4, we ee
Bradshaw, Mrs. M. J.

Brasington, Mrs. J. B

Breeden we Mrs Weare ct. ak elt out ees

Bridges, Mrs. G. M

Brown, Mrs. L. E

Brunson, Mrs. J. R

Bryan, Mrs. C. W.

1 SSA (ARIS Reciee Md DF San rin 2 ae eae ne Ne gr
Uohibesy}Etsral Ges OPS INN ee MMe One ine pean me veo ET |
SBireVins hie dls ko hee, te Ee hes Je eel
CadeieeM is Boab ches. Sc. foe ee eee
Cadwallader, Mrs. C.S., Jr..................Guatemala
Calcote, Mrs. R. V

Campbell, Mrs. C. W Argentina
Canina WETS. So kha s OTC co bistacs Gane (ae S. Rhodesia
Carroll, Mrs. G. W

Carter, Mrs. J. D

Carter, Mrs. P. H

Carter, Mrs. W. P., Jr.

Cather, Mrs. D. C

Chamlee, Mrs. R. Z., Jr.

Cheyne VEtsinda-ive cates os stacey tine 8. Rhodesia

Clark, Mrs. C. B

Cinmice Vinay GA ek SS seer es ge aI

*Clark, Mrs. G. H

Glatke, Mrs) Cie! «aed 45 vcs Ghee be

Clawson, Mrs. W. M
Claxon, Mrs. W. N
Clendinning, Mrs. B. A., Jr
Cline, Mrs. P. A., Jr..
Clinkseales, Mrs. T. N
Clinton, Mrs. W. L

Cobb, Mrs. D. R
Cockburn, Mrs. S. H

Coekriimy Nirs. BD. Bee dte. sa ce ca wh cee

*Coggins, Mrs. R. C
Cole, Mrs. BE. L

Cunningham, Mrs. Miro 6 2b
Davidson, Mra Minors. Ge
Davis; ws, As IL. ae cas. ee ee
Davis; IS, CO. We wae ek oes oe

*Davis, Mrs. H. V.
*Davis, Mrs. R. C., Jr
Deal, Mrs. Z. J., Jr
Dickson, Mrs. Charles W
*Dorr, Mrs. D. C

SADT ONIN, Sp Mee lak Bere Fe re on ee

Duffer, Mrs. H. F., Jr
Durham, Mrs. J. B

ieagiesheld ; Nias, Wea kc See ha Se

Emanuel, Mrs. B. P
Evans, Mrs. C. E

Evenson, Mrs. R. K
Faile, Mrs. G. M., Jr.

UMS VRS A ee tee ee eee

Ferrell, Mrs. W. H

Hreldon, Mra Aa seo ty cect or a ae es

*Fielder, Mrs. R. L

Venezuela

i. ae ee RDAR

Swe UMRIEDL

Nigeria

Argentina

os so aNIPOrIS

Jordan
Hong Kong

Portugal

. . Philippines

Nigeria

..S. Rhodesia
.....Malaya
. Hong Kong
.. Venezuela

Nigeria

.....Nigeria

+s oe ee:

Argentina

son k's SOLER RDL

PIMUG Wits 7 Hs Wey Otic g sg oe oars ke wee Sy,

*Flewellen, Mrs. S. R
Ford, Mrs. C.S

Frazier, Mrs. W. D
Fryer, Mrs. R. B., Jr.
Gammage, Mrs. A. W., Jr
Garner, Mrs. A. F

Gaines Mrs Silage eine ee aot

Gaultney, Mrs. J. B

SAE RUA LIS: Weenie. sci ates ce Orage are

*Gilbert, Mrs. J. P

Gladen, Mrs. Van
Glass, Mrs. E. W.

Nigeria
Nigeria
Indonesia

Argentina

ot isa pes RavaL

Nigeria
.... Nigeria

 
Graham, Mrs. F. M
Grant, Mrs. W. C
Green, Mrs. T. S

COPE ORY. WL Tai ala das see at cas ca 6 se ae oe
Griinn Vis AB les, wats bere Bo tea ae ee

Gullatt, Mrs. T. D

Paraguay
Chile
. Nigeria

Halbrooks; Mars ste JT: 2, -) os 7 eee ee

Halsell, Mrs. T. E...

Haltom, Mrs. W. E

Hatvarson; 2 Masi.Garl- Mos. «ik. eee eee
‘Hampton: Mars U: Boe. | os ac eee eae ates
Hammnck,= Mrs. Howard. <<. 0, 2 eee ee

PAPO yee VITs Cy OIE tei Saree Ace oe Do ne

HIALDCINGIVITS | We Ope. 61a oe eee ee oe oe
Piao a Vinsephe ee Witten tage er ceo aan
UBL viou Cel Buchs i aria Se aS ee Rey Seer Rng, «=
HBEVOV MITA xaos. eon ee

Hastey, Mrs. E. E..
Haverfield, Mrs. W. M..

(In student work).
HawiGns AMON ee Dees ccc axe ee

Hays, Mrs. G. H
Headrick, Mrs. H. O..
Heiss, Mrs. D. R..
Henderson, Mrs. W. G..
Hern, Mrs. W. O..
Herring, Mrs. J. re

Hickman, Mrs. W. A. vee .

Hill, Mrs. P. H

AE UEE: 104 buss had 8 pga © the tah ee Ri i reo cecal de AC apes ge tat
Te BLUES ies VE pe Rn Ro FM Fe
SIEM NTS ahead c,d. ohh; Sh Rk ad ee

Hix, Mrs. G. L

Hobbs; vinsved erry: ee oes ey

Hollaway, Mrs. E. L., Jr
Holley, Mrs. H. H
Hollingsworth, Mrs. T. C

FVGUESREM TS alec), 3 62 Sic cen ete. a

Holmes, Mrs. E. F
Hooper, Mrs. F. A., III
Horton, Mrs. F. M

Tanganyika

. Tanganyika

. Peru

S. "Rhodesia
.. Mexico

.. Mexico

. Argentina

.. Brazil

.. Japan

.. Korea

.. Jordan

.. Taiwan

.. Paraguay
Nigeria

. Thailand
.Costa Rica
.Spain

.. Thailand

Argentina

.Hong Kong

loshizalaViits cHvOly ls. 's trae bss onc Pe oe ee
HOWATG, AIT: Seb Ules. 2h rbot. aa ee eee

Humphrey, Mrs. J. E....

Hunker, Mrs. W. C
Hunt, Mrs. W. T

EPC (00 QIN Bigs 8 Pe Opes ty a an ms oe
HSC OneVle icles Beate tne cet. oe ee pnt oes
TACKSONe MTs We iets ae oc ssa eg ee
TIONNSOM ITS De Coee gee oo gale eee

Johnson, Mrs. W. B
Joiner, Mrs. G. E

Sones seine al) ot Gee os cs See a, ga ee
Joness its Si Tusa oss es ae

Jowers, Mrs. S. C

Ketley.eMinswbegerhl..... .25 . tau og fw eee

*Kennedy, Mrs. T. J

Kover, Misi. Gust, . ie a. Rae cattle eee
Kimler, Mrs. E. B., Jr....

Kirk, Mrs. J. P

(Also, in social work)

. . Nigeria

Philippines
. Philippines
. Brazil
.. Japan
.Chile

a Rhodesia
Philippines
. Brazil

Nigeria

. Honduras

.. Venezuela

KroonsAMirss. Vicor, 0k to. fos one ee

Lawton, NigscAWeWes Ot: oe oS ee

Ledford, Mrs. L. E

Tale Sien ee eS cee
TANnPeNS WLS, Jeanie. se OE. Se Ss pe cae

Littleton, Mrs. H. R
Lochridge, Mrs. J. T

Licker: MRS Weer tee eS eg

Lovegren, Mrs. L. A

Lows ETS Oe Ea ee ene ee eee
Lrovak, Wn eG Sacer 6 ee
Tanstords Mins: J.eAg tn) Sek ee. 5.
AUD ORAS de net A ee eg ee e
MecGatl Mas elas ie te Sei? So, ee
NicCOys ING ed De oer ae Ge ee
MiCIDO Well: Airsi AD. 4 8 Ae ee ee
NicGee "Mrs. Join S.> 3 teen 2 ee cae
MeGinns, Mrs. We o... ee ee
Vici Cinley. Wir oie ay aes ere et aay
HUCKINIGY, Arsi. i", dur ss ee ee eee
MeKenner, WrstteinG.. sewn. cee ae
MeMillan, Mrs. V. O., Jr

NNT TAT. Mirek. 2 ee ree

McNealy, Mrs. Walter B
McNeely, Mrs. G. A

SNECAVIR, suits rals aden: ete Bee oo eee ae

. Hawaii

Nigeria
Thailand
Indonesia
E. Africa

. Philippines
.. Brazil

Philippines
.S. Rhodesia
Nigeria
Nigeria

. Nigeria

.. Venezuela

.. Brazil
~ ae aPage
.. Thailand
. .Brazil
. Paraguay
. Nigeria
..Ghana

.S. Rhodesia

.. Pakistan

. Hong Kong

Malone, Mes. Wit, Sek ek Se

*Marler, Mrs. bas os ae

*Marshall, Mrs. J. R., Jr
Martin, Mrs. C. L. dae

(In student orks): BP se tak fea oo

Martin, Mrs. E. R..

Martin Mies Geis. oe eee

*Masaki, Mrs. Tomoki
Matthews, Mrs. J. B

Matthews; Mrs. W.-H... 2 es ee

Mayhall, Mrs. D. N

Mein’, Was eWeek ok: eee ae ee
MGMOrds Mrs: I coW desk out iikck... Saas ee
diet Ving; Dawid: Sel Ie yer. e oe), oe Ao. aa
Mercer, Mis. Deweryiits.c,. cosh ta eee

Merritt, Mrs. D. E

Naddleton savirst Hekate ote) ae anes

*Milligan, Mrs. A. R

LE EIR A bec er B Yess BR cS Rs net eee tae we
BOLLE ch 8 fe Rs ORR SE sea om es JP

*Mitchell, Mrs. D. L

AIDC eH Nira SiS a a Re ee

Mitchell, Mrs. J. F

Moony irs: da dsc cee cea

Moore, Mrs.
Moore, Mrs.
Moore, Mrs.
*Moore, Mrs.

Moorefield, Mrs. V. H., SON oS ince, ae
*Morris, Mrs. C. En Tune, pais ge

Morris, Mrs. J. G

Morris, IMs. Geis hos cere cis rae a ree eee

Morris, Mrs. R. R
Moss, Mrs. J. U

Nostellier, Wits geen i stra fae See oe ae
Wisallens Vins. PAo ap tern een as cia ae 1s eee ere

.. Argentina
. .Korea

Thailand
.. Japan

.. Kenya
.Malaya

Argentina

.. Philippines

Nigeria
. Japan
. Spain
.. Brazil
. Japan
Be aie Me

- Chile

.. Argentina
.. Nigeria
Indonesia
.. Brazil

Indonesia

Nigeria
Pakistan
. Italy
.. Malaya

Thailand
... Taiwan
Near East
Venezuela
. Thailand

. .Mexico

 
*Mullins, Mrs. C. D

Musgrave, Mrs. James E., Jr

Nelson, Mrs. Loyce N
Nicholas, Mrs. R. E
Nichols, Mrs. G. A

Norman, Mrs. W. R., Jr

Oliver, Mrs. A. B
Oliver, Mrs. J. S

OFNGal Vins Ah eAN oss law Boot we ee

Owen, Mrs. F. B

Pantani eVirs iwi Wicetice > 4.00 ee eae on eee

Parker, Mrs. F. C

Paraguay
Nigeria

Brazil
. Brazil
Indonesia
. Nigeria

arker Vitis dic nces ssc ha ae ose sO a ee

Harken Vinas Wee Mie. <cccat ah. cnt an Ba steeper aes
RATION, WITS Wath acme: aa een mee cau eae
ee a ee ae et ee
Peacoek,: Mis. 2-1). 2a cea nice es OO a ee we

Pearce, Mrs. W. B

Pbillips sins iG Se Ns c~. aac eee ee
MesU(op Hi beso) a feast o Rk Mee eh ame Ao Rireieaerie ate i
Pinkston eins GW <>... ects Sk 5 ae ae eee

Plampin, Mrs. R. T
Poe, Mrs. J. A..
Porter, Mrs. Paul 7

*Posey, Mrs. J. Earl, Jr..

Qualls, Mrs. 8. A

Qmck.aVirs= Oswaldwe< 42 os ek oo. dle te eee aes
*RisOnnly VES melee wh 2%, c's Sane 5 crea wheats

Ragland, Mrs. J. K
Raley, Mrs. H. L

Ramsoury Wingy, asses dr: i co... + st pee ee wenn

Rankin, Mrs. M. W.

EV GMUSaR VERS, $55 Grebe tinea bind ace «ce Reebeemmete eee

Ratliff, Mrs. J. D
Ray, Mrs. D. B

ERA NVITS oS tA CVelad cy cake eri « ails a eee ies

Reeves, Mrs. H. P
Reid, Mrs. O. W
Renfrow, Mrs. H. E
Richards, Mrs. D. J.

Ross, Mrs. he G

Rowden, Mrs. P. D., Jr
EULISSGIs vl, SEU tes sc tte i Shae s crane cies eee
DANGEIIONGS VEEN ies foe, 9 oe. eee gg
DAU CEISONs VIER Ertl etins wc. oe aa cie ate dc a ee
DCANIOMy Nite once ehs tao. a ae wh oon

*Schweer, Mrs. G. W.

Schweinsberg, Mrs. H. W

Scull, Mrs. A. B

Neanomhe Vins sie Wiecdres = = yess eee Mee

Sears, Mrs. S. B
Seats, Mrs. V. L
Seright, Mrs. G. B
Sharpley, Mrs. D. N
Shelton, Mrs. R. E
Sherer, Mrs. R. C

SHI ye NESE One Wises: coe ogee st a ON eat Lace pea

Shoemake, Mrs. H. L
Short, Mrs. J. M., Jr

SkinmereVarswe alan: is ase aoe sc sae aca eee

*Sledge, Mrs. R. D

SV CORST EDD 107 Bape Krav vigk © agente co ea ened oto
Sy erb ed og 14 bnysy ga D el 2 Mine cee ee we, er og

Smith, Mrs. H. L

MIG OMT ew caueS Ore mrccun Ste vi ae

. Brazil
Philippines
: aca

. Brazil

ss Whotlesin

.. Brazil
. Indonesia

. .. Philippines

Brazil
. Taiwan

.Hong Kong

Lebanon

. Hawaii
Hawaii

.Hong Kong

Honduras

. Nigeria
Thailand
Mexico
Brazil

Nigeria
Argentina

Israel

. Thailand
. Uruguay
. Brazil
. Guatemala
Indonesia
Colombia
Indonesia

. Philippines
Indonesia
Nigeria
Brazil

. Argentina
Ecuador

. Paraguay

.S. Rhodesia

Venezuela
Nigeria
Indonesia

Smith, Mrs. James W.

Smith, Mrs. Shelby A Venezuela
Smith, Mrs. W. L Argentina
Smyth, Mrs. J. P i
Snuggs, Mrs. H. H

Solesbee, Mrs. W. A Philippines
DDCATH AV far dae sce sie sk Lasse ae eee see em
spencer, MIs. 2A. Nie Miss | ic eichcns pity kc. Soles ahs. pweDNE
Spiegel, Mrs. D. J i
Sprinkle, Mrs. 8. D

Spurgeon, Mrs. H. E

Stewart, Mrs. R. R

SHO VEls VITSisams id aw's obiew he soa d

Stuart, Mrs. M. W

@ Sturgeon, Mrs. H. E Mexico

*Sullivan, Mrs. J. H Nigeria
MSA VETS, Wales ite, ante we lic’. o 4 cxtucs canes 5 ot. Gee
‘Peele Mrs. S. 405 Site ne cee Sica <2 hes Ce
Tennison, Mrs. G. Ais eines - Brazil
Tharpe, Mrs. E. J

Thomas, Mrs. J. N

Thompson, Mrs. D. i a Pee
Thompson, Mrs. K. R

Dhorpe irs We We ghee ge ak fs seg, SOURS
Tisdale, Mrs. B. B Philippines

Porsorick, Mis Wl, Suna. whee, bonny ok). cee
Wowery, Mass Be Pisat. dette. sc. kel ks Dee
"Prott, Mrscd. B.. ec) 3,5 A peepee eines: oo) |
Tumblin, Mrs. J. i: Je i
Turner, Mrs. J. W Lebanon
Vance VTS HS.aW cos een ab cea ee .Ghana
ierman, Wirse Vietrce cues eae: oe . Brazil
WV aller MMs: slocllos:< oc, 5 path na Sea's ce _. Tanganyika
Walker, Mrs. W. L
Walworborsvirs.atls tes gece ne od re we
Ware, Mrs. J. H

*Warren, Mrs. W. H

Watson, Mrs. J. O Argentina
Watson, Mins: dueshe2 32. en ire eo ae
Webb, Mrs. W. J Venezuela
NWiOS Uy ANETS SER Mra Moar ee oe 2c: et ge
waVester, Nits,” Wu Sisk Geos | otk sd. ose he ae Oe
Whaley, ins, °C. Sai, OR cotud ss bf ue tas fos yee
Whirley, Mrs. C. F Nigeria
Whitten, Mrs. C. W

Wallocks; "Mies, tlie eet kt ee ee
WaneyeMits eG Gel ate ee tte et ge i ee ree
Wolf, Mrs. R. H Mexico
Weliand tainssay, Bax ee sereret el po cos - Brazil
Woodward, Mrs. F. T

Was. avis “Mineo e ee ok ha to cee ee
Wyatt, Mrs. R. B., Jr

RIG WATS AG al ah ee ha ee Oe oe
Young, Mrs. C. R

Young, Mrs. J. M., Jr

Medical Work
Anderson, Mrs. MM, Jo (R.N.}ic. ds: ss iS. . One ong

(Also, in educational work)

Brock, Mrs. L, BR. Jr. (RAND soak she ae big ea

(Also, evangettant and church development):

Clark, Mrs. C. E. (R.N.).. hore me eet ieli

(Also, in edincstignal work)

Agr SIM TS MG ote, Sho d tee NG eeeitig oe cae de Se ee Japan
Crabb;; Mrs. stanley; roi Dechs iv. c eos . cu ee
Craighead: Mrs Aa: Dr ddR Nos cele ka cee. pe ey eee Italy
Dawis, Airs, IW. dv« (RAN i sews oc os 5 ee Nigeria

(Also, educational work)

 
DeBord, Mrs? S: ALG NG) . cass So ew eS Tanganyika
Dornoch, MrseR.zLe M.D)... oe. eee eee Korea
Dunaway, Mrs. A. G., Jr. (R.N.)................ Nigeria
Hanae Cs aes os Pa CRUG L 8 oo eres en oe Nigeria
Hmanuel Wires: Web. GRAN.). 2c. cou oe eee Japan

(In evangelism and church development)

Pavel, vires: ban. Ns... a2 ee Oo Ses cee ee Ghana
HOTt, Miso GrceOt. ie.) 2520. Soa he ee S. Rhodesia
Fowler, Mrs. F. T. (R.N.).. sMaiad oxen eects # RIOD
Gillespie, Mrs. A. L. (R. ee : ge ees cos

(In evangelism and church development)

Gillfland, Mires Weise.) 2. re eee Nigeria
Goldie) avina, Re TAeNe) . eso mn sca ee erin
Grober; Mirs.sGesD, CHENG) ck ees toe. ee ek
Grubbs) Mis. Wels (R-N®) 6 (eee eb ead
Sarde: Ming 49. 5De OR Ne 8. Sone, 2 ee Brazil
Harper, Masi edesthNe) a. ae os. san 2s eres Paraguay
PS Vits.d:, BAGR NG) is < catdast (1. Se eee Nigeria
Howell): Mra. Bi. 0 oCRNS). oa: ot. es te es
inet Mars He B)oCRON.). $e ooo. kek ores © SEONG
Jester Mrs: Waals: (ReNaoas. 02 Sha ene
JOHNSON, -Mrsden> (RIN.) soos oo Sn ee ee Nera
Kendall, Mrs. D. E. (R.N.) Indonesia

(In evangelism and church development)

cratzplvirs; CAM, (Lechy ies act. esse + Lae RIS,
Lambright, Mrs. R. L. (Tech.)................Indonesia
Lee, Mrs. W. W. (R.N.).. Co eee eae
McCamey, Mrs. H. D. (R.N.)... «0 a iba Oe SNOPES
McCormick, Mrs. H. P. (R.N.). vo a Sue, ae

(In educational work)

Morse, Mrs. James O. (R.N.)................-Colombia
Myers, Mrs. Karl J., Jr. (M.D.). Manse soe oe
Neil, Mrs. L. H. (R.N.).. Se erage HF Se
O’Conner, Mrs. Louis, Jr. (R.N.).. io pace SAROTEE

(In ev: arigélian and church dkpelontent)

Ober ins; furs (POCR A ac < scaciac' +. . sete io Sake Japan

(In evangelism and church development)

Owens irs. Baye aes os on ee Tanganyika
POG, Mins. J. eee NAT a cs Aiea ge eo

(Also, evangelism and church development)

Richardson, Mrs. J. W. H. (M.D.)...............Nigeria
Robison, Mrs7-OuG.5dr.-Gh. No) otic. va oe ve sv. ANI OTIS

(Also, evangelism and church development)
Ropers Mrs.d<« Acedie (Ms): ov ssups av. ess oe oe Pee Ordam
Satterwiite,Werse ded. (LesIN.) os sick aac sone Scere ADEM
waund eis, wvinss WORWIS 44 GRUNS). 65 goss c. eou apes Kenya
Sin, Mise C.: lech.) 05 occa bee ees NADERIB
SHON ALT OK CLEC AN I ae oe 49 ORB ok See OTIC
Verner rss gw sell. RL. INS ais’: says caer es ee rs Ghana
RP ANG, AVL Seraae el CUEN Seth wt ine 5’ sia vc ogc a Mexico
Watters Mra Wad. CRiNe) 060 cc eee Nigeria
Wage, Vrs <3. VERON) co aloe kc ee oe Korea

Publication Work

Blair, Mrs. W. J

Eudaly, Mrs. N. H

PPENnA eS heluc, Wee. ile” les ee
Graves, Mrs. W. W

Hawkins, Mrs. F. L., Jr

Hicks; airs ve ae nc en terme te cae
Moore, Mrs. R. C

Pattamony Mire WW errs rae pe eas
Ross, Mrs. J. W.

El Paso, Tex.
El Paso, Tex.
.El Paso, Tex.

.El Paso, Tex.

. El Paso, Tex.
El Paso, Tex.

Medical Work
Doctors

Applewhite;-C: W.-CM:D!) 32 227 ee eee Indonesia
Brown, Ws. (MED. see ee ee ee a Aten

Cannata, iS: Ratduy dt (i Does. ns ee SF Rhone:
Clark, Cp. iy Jt ty) ove ts eh x Sos ee Japan
Coley Bt; CORDON foc tc os Se oe ek ee een
Days, Avis dt...) 2... .. 124 (ole jo One eone
Dickman, Jean’ I: (MDs 23638 4 |. 4 oe ee eee
*Doms,d9. C.F ee a hy Ra ee
Donough, “Ri, (Ie) ss ess 23s cs Lee eee Korea
Dosher, Edward Py (MLD.) juss on ee
Mawards, T. K. (MD). oso... toga ee ST
Homtnotes AsV. (MET e ccd: pie tog ie
Ports Mi. G., Jr: (NED da. . AS ee epee
Gawventa, We C(O ie os sch og hrdle oed e
Goldie RF AEDES ct gee ce... >, ye ae ean Nigeria
Hagood, Martha GEE By Ree ee ented toa
Jones; Kathleen C..(M.D.) - 2.0.0.6 3 <2 A) s andonesie
Kollman, (GE s (MI a ae
Lambright, Ro L(MLDI i603 A eo. none
Lovegren, 1h. Ay Bence oc. a ee Jordan
MeDowell;-DOE.A(M.D,).. Oo. os 458 ee Parasuny.
Maiden, Joanna C. (M.D.).....................Nigeria
Moore, Ws AV (NEED oases , os, Sonia tay ee Ce
Morse, 3:0. (MID). ee a. es eee es
Meyers, Kid. 37s (VOID) Se oss oss 2 ea
Norman, W.'R..,.Jr. (M.D)... 2: ee Ni
Rankin, SoG. {MDs een. foo we Oe
Ropers JA. CVD ens Se ie Jordan
satterwhite, J.P) (VED.) 2s5 <a eae
Skinner, William (M.D.)..................... Paraguay
Smith, dy. C2 (OL D3 ec. 2 in chin wee, ee Oe
Tabor, C. GV D Ss... ai ite ees A, ee eee
Vanes,’ S. Wee Da os eta es ees
Walicer, Jack fu: 4, Fo ae Tanganyika
Williams, Wad) (MED.) sts ess eee
Woghte: Mo Ql. 8 82.25...
woung, 3... dr {Mies oat es Sys ee

Nurses

Bel? Martha-(RNW voc eee. | SOS Indonesia
Branum,- Irene (RR Ney es Korea
Brooks; Timnelie GRINS oe se Nigeria

(In educational work)

Ganzoneri, Antonma (RNs) 2. A eS Nigeria
Cate, Carolyn L. (R.N.).. Mere EMOTE et hho
Collins, Margaret (R.N.). ..Philippines

(Evangelism and ‘church development)

Gouch,Juawands Fo(RINS oss... ak ee ee
Grawtord, PrancesN. GRIND. 3.6 A Sos 6 ee a
Dotson, Lolete (R-N.} 225s eS. te
ayer rarne Lis (RaN,) a ae A
*Hldridge, Eva Mae (R.N.)...................... Nigeria
Ford, Ruth (R.N.).. Z ae PERETTI rss
Fredenburg, Mary Evelyn (RN.).. ic cide Sih eS
Fuller, Aletha B. (R.N.) Se te
Gray,*0; Blizabeth LReND io. oc 5. oe ee
Grayson, Alda ii

(In evangelism and church development)

Hagstrom, Annie (R.N.). 5 dine iis loro sa ae ae cu
Hammett, Mary Frances (R.N.).. 5s al vccial acta,
Hart, Lois (R.N.). re 5A, 4 gee

ery social work)

Hayes, Biverley (RN.) <a 8es cs sow oo a onene
*Hibbard, Hazeldean' GiiNS: 2k ee eee Nigeria
Jackson, Alma (R.N.). aes bi SEE ok ae ey a

(In educational work)

Jackson; Pauline (RN) 26. sete orc Soden
AGrbe, uth: PCR Noe ceri ee oe oe oy ba ee
*Long, Valda Bloise (R.N.)... scsi 2. 5 Ae os
Marlar, Monda Vesta (R.N.)................8. Rhodesia

 
Marsnain Bertha:J: (RN)... 2e evens sa een Japan
Masters, Helen dy. OR.N.).. oo. > Puc. ce ee ere
Miles, Je Varga CRN.) oc. coo. ee ee donesia
Maer; Georgia “As 2CR.. Ni.) cece se 18s ae wo See Ue OPE,
Moon, Hazel-brances'’ (RN.)-: 6c. ai 2 oe ee Nera
Oliver; Devellyn (R.N:)..-<: 2... 4 as Mhok ¢, eee el ppines
Parsons,.O- Victoria-(R.N.) :. 5. nuke + bese DIS
Ponder, Wanda: SG iNs) <8 peewee ee ee anne,
Popp: Violet. Ganges 62. sc bas a ee ee OR:
Porter, Rute GRaNe)erwa ke. «aiccoba wee ok at 2 taeda ae
Powell; Mary Hester: (R-N.) >). cog a Goss oc sera
Rines} Annie wd CRN.) 43.355 aco. ss. Seate Fo OTE,
Rogers, Arlene CHIN). .-ce ... - eee dace sae . S Celempia
Rumpbol. Ruth Moertie: (RN? iio 8. es a eee Nigeria
Sanderspahl vase iy. Nals. soe oe piace ote) stn ook SENT
anit e PAMAN CA tice (Eee INs) ois oo wi oc -, sv oiatape 0 0 anne ae SINCERE
*Vanderburg, Ruth J. (R.N.)..................dndonesia
Watts, Emma Mildred (R.N.)...................Nigeria
Whee, Rub yaChNy) vices 3s em Ses ba te ees OD
Williams, Thelma GRN.). . 2 2i5 7AGe sche OR giawone
AWA See ated LVN cdityccy - de oc ss eee Paraguay

(Also, in social work)
‘Woonrack--Ritphs CRON) ci2+ ce 15 alae eer ee ee Nigeria
Wright. Watley. GRAN +) se <2 tea ee eee, OE:

Technicians

Gaulineveaeiiysdsanel ech.) <i. soci. s sn ck ak ead Nigeria
“ambert; epekah (Lech:) #2... Lin Se cee Rorea:
Miasner;-Mariam: LL: (Tech,) 0.4.05... «+ cow ss os AN ONEsIa:

Dentists

hogan, Woe Ws (Oi) = ss 55 Be ce oon oe NI Tad
MaeGamey, Hes): (OoDiS.).. 5.2 tee ee ee Nigeria

Publication Work

iaiet hs DIAZ
Lebanon
.... Nigeria

+ BG iii gee ok 6 oy vias i es ee ee
Cobb, Virginia

ISDDENSON a AEDALA. 2< 6a a o's 6 oa Mea ae
ZOULC, VIAN or Stee Ree ion os 5 ee Se ee, ee
Graves, W. W Argentina
Hawkins, Fred L., Jr. Brazil
Miclinor, Winnie), <2. -.°.«¥ asic. swiss awe sas Ace CS
Mathis, Virginia B Philippines
ic hip2) Boy 0p Ie CHa eh a ear pie prec areee Sar el bili 18 cals
Ryan, S. Roberta

ROATINTORS, MVR. Lares So eee - ae eee cer
Svante; NANNY OW se 2% .. -aeie~ fae cs Oe
Wells, Grace

. Philippines
.. Thailand
Indonesia

Bible, Mattie L
GATISIGS Jedi ciel ae ca. hs Shai ete
Goleman anabelle. Gite ne Pan tie eee seca

OVER Ten, WAGER: tact oe es gs) ee ee
Sampson, Mary H

Tilford, F. Lorene

Ward, Josephine

Social Work

Carson, Mrs. W. H Nigeria
Chappell; Catherine B. . 5... s 5... |. Ch wee eee
Hocum, Jean i

Pemble,:. Peers eae 2550s .3

Taylor, Sara Frances

Vaughn, Mary Edith

Waldron, Wada Mean eck fac Ss ok
Wilson, Sarah G

wc oss RSA
Argentina

... Argentina
Argentina

Other Types of Work

Agriculturists

“Onvier, gam saulatte. <tc te ia i te ee
“Hite BOW... Ot, eee ees

Architect

See Congdon under ‘‘Ordained Personnel, Evangelism and
Church Development.”’

Builder

See Cockrum under “Ordained Personnel, Evangelism and
Church Development.”

Chaplain

See Bradshaw under ‘“‘Ordained Personnel, Evangelism and
Church Development.”

Construction Engineer

See Godwin under “Ordained Personnel in Educational
Work.”

Librarians
Elliott, Darline Colombia

Note: See, also, Burch under ‘“‘Educational Work.”

Pilot-Mechanic
*Fielden, R. L

EMERITUS

Adams, Mrs. W. W.
Alexander, Mary
Allen, James R

Bagby, Mrs. T. C

Bakers Cs Ags: 8 3 a oe ee eee ae

TSRUSUIN, Be, BGs eee coe ok SE Rk. Cae ee
Bausum, Mrs. R. L

Beall, Jeannette E

Beddoe, Mrs. R. E

Benson, Mrs. J. H

Bice, J. L

Bice, Mrs. J. L

Blair, M.S

 
Blair, Mrs. M. S
Bostick, E. M., Jr.
Bostick, Mrs. E. M., Jr
Bowdler, G. A., Sr

Bowler irs GA aia. oe, oe
readers ar Che cee a Beas eet: cea A ol ee aaa teed
ISTROCNOR Sens Le IV dent, ogg an a nee

‘Bryan, alive Caunanine: s.—, 3: ¢ ao same re

Bryan, N. A..
Bryan, Mrs. N. okec

Birdies Mire FR ge gee
Caldwell; sPeanhin sis 2:0 he etnsala Me a se

Chambers, Mrs. R. E
Christie, Mrs. A. B

Cox RAW er sneer | rei Semin s.

Craighead, W. E
Craighead, Mrs. W. E

Crawford, Mary Katherine

Dawes; voseph: Vedale. ix. 02. oe.
Dodson; sl Ona a. eee ee
Doze aNITS 1 Orlk.% 2 eee.) sae
Ger aMES dhe aie. 1 f8. nil: Cae ea, be
Hnebe; Wallin Weeice ck. ater ae ae cae ee ee

Enete, Mrs. W. W.
Fielder, J. W.
Fielder, Mrs. J. W..
Galloway, J. L..

Gill, Mrs. Everett, Sr.

Glass, W. B

Gage Mis Wiese ie
GT eCiyeGCONe Cx fers tree es ote, eo ge
Grochiy Mirs-sG eon Gata: tat. tao Peed tae

Hamlett, Mrs. P. W

EVANS aM lise bli Vito noes, en ace
Hart; J One phases eee a et a
HartyiVins= de dawteen, nce on 3 Se
Hartwell Aminarbe 7. oye Gtk > ee, ae ee
FERV-ES\PATNO LO y cer sa Seat exten” Sates one
1a ER bay Ese. Need OP Rae wR Te niece AR ae a RPL
ETE VIG PING pes: ee ohn See en ae ae

a8) slicks i 5 8e sweats Ie eee oe Shee es ee ght BOR,
ID DS;E VIS ed mh ee core ee ee
Ds RETNA Beh h Ao aati. aterer ee sare meinen

Hunt, Bertha L
DACOD; IVES kviAwuuen
Johnson, Belle Tyner

Argentina
. Argentina
China
. Brazil
: .China
Korea. and China
‘ Aone and China
.China
. China

Brazil

.China and Hawaii
Paraguay
Paraguay

China and Hawaii
.China

Seta: ad Mong Kong

.Japan and Hawaii
. Argentina
. Brazil

. Nigeria
: ors

Chile Sud paige
.Chile and Argentina

.. China
. Brazil
. Brazil
China
.China
ass .China
‘Ghann and Hawaii

JOHNSON; Meshes iris Wen eer Pee ea

Johnson, Mrs. L. L

WaNNCAUL, Sophie erates. cece. ce oa a
luaseten, Annie Near cn cnt cok Gis sc uke, Soke eens

League, Attie Bostick

WWE ON ALO OWA gale ene ees ae Sees
HUGO NATO SVLTS EO Antec ne se Re
PESUCUT ANITA eer ts ee: dae wien oe ere

Lide, Florence C

Lowe, Clifford J

.China and Hawaii
.China and Hawaii
-Mexico

Lowe, Virsa Gaws roca vise eo nates. oe ee ee

McCullough, Helen L
McGavock, J. W

McGavock, Mirst-Ji We! - set sune.

MeMillan, H. H..
McMillan, Mrs. H, oe

Marlowe, Elizabeth Rana: she ; “i me ee

Mein, John

Mein, Mreigonn sd. age es en

Cine oa peg
..China and Bahamas
.China and Japan

Brazil and Bahamas
. Brazil and Bahamas

Moore, Mitsods Wi..c fodian tres ook ee
Morgan, Hdgar dais 270, a a. Cee ae

Napier; Augustus ountre. 0.0. - sa. ee ee
NADIE MinscAG Weer eee te oe ae at eee

Nieals (Coes Sie seo aint hes ant eee

Neal, Mrs. C. L

Neel, Bernice Ruth.........

Newton, W. C

Newtons Misi We'Grot ars eos st os Ee
Olive, Mrs: GiB. 2 G20 aie ccs kien eee eee
Orrick, Bailis W Uruguay
Dprrcigetinscis. Werte: ocala eos . Uruguay
Parker, rr ame oa on Cae Korea
Parker, Mrs; Marl. cee as. ty 2 eC hina snl aeons,
Patterson, A. S Nigeria
Patterson, Mrs. A. S.. SR a ie rage sec jt it
Pettigrew, Robert Edward. i
Pierce) tthel Margaret 6 a.0~ 0. fos i ee
Pierce, Mrs. i We. ee ae ee
Powell, Julius Carlyle Nigeria
Powell, Miss, J. Ge 2 ne es . Nigeria
Quarles, J. C argentine and ‘Uruguay
Quarles, Mrs. J. C Argentina and Uruguay
Quarles, L. C Argentina
Randall, Ruth Meredith............. ae? . Brazil
Ray, Bonnie Jean Chine and Hawaii
Rays deiterson HP. gae feer a eee ee .Japan
PUAN EVITA: PUCK 5 ee ea cag oe ee China and Korea
Riddell, Oliver P

Rowe,,6; Booper-(Mirss.3 9: bck ee eee ee Japan
Sallee, Hannah Fair i
SAIC, SIMS Veh 5, Sot See ites aid mito -China
Saunders, J. R

henprd isis a Wee fre a eo tl a
Sherwood, Wattie Bethea

Sherwood, Mrs. W. B

Smith, O. Bertha Taiwan
Stamps, Drure F China and Hawaii
Stanips, Mrs; DoE? 4. SS Okina sd oe
Stephens, Mrs. Peyton............China and Manchuria
Stewart, Reba C..................China and Manchuria
Strother; Gi Wer eee eee. Ohina and Avene
Strother, Mrs. G. W..................China and Malaya
piwensony Mrhardt 1+ evasion gk. Fe Aaa
Swenson, Mrs. Erhardt.......................Argentina
Taylor, W. C Brazil
Taylors URS eW ens nt eos, arate clo ak aoee ae Al
Peal, sudne: Manes) ae coe eae kor .China
Par, WS Aaa oo ee ee Brazil
Tipton, Mrs. W. H

Todd, Pearl.

Tumblin, John Aditinat e-2
MN vbccl e} hyatee i kes peti lie Wait Sy ego colt SO nas, Seen ie . Brazil
Walker, Blanche Rosé/........¢.-. cme .China
Watson, Lila F.................-.China and Hong Kong
Watson, Stephen L

Watson, Mrs. S. L.. Basis lc Se at IES dasa bce Sea ees DE
Westbrook, C. H.. EO aoe sc leas A
Westbrook, Mrs. C. Eos China
Wibite; Mc Gore. ose nb oe th ae ee Ee oe eal
Wihite, “Mis. Mc Ge rar ge ie a et

..China and Japan

 
Whittinghill aise) osGia 20 es a og ees Williams Mrs. Slee se ee ee oo 22 6 Se aaa
AWaANGONS AVETS aol, | Greet der care = See Rg a, Yotums A. Wino) neon ee ee hina anaes:
Walters, dilate $a ee Chu tar, oes eect

LIST OF MISSIONARIES BY GEOGRAPHICAL FIELD OF SERVICE

(Countries are listed in alphabetical order.)

Argentina

Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Justice C.
Bedford, Mr. and Mrs. Allen B.
Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.
Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M., Jr.
Cockburn, Mr. and Mrs. S. Herbert
Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Culpepper, Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
Ferrell, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Freeman, Mrs. Z. Paul

Garner, Mr. and Mrs. Alex F.

Glaze, Mr. and Mrs. A. Jackson
Graves, Mr. and Mrs. William W.
Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. T. B.
Hollingsworth, Mr. and Mrs. Tom C.
Mcellroy, Miss Minnie D.

Malone, Mr. and Mrs. William P., Jr.

Margrett, Mrs. Anne Sowell
Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. Jack B.
Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Dottson
Nixon, Miss Helen

Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. R. Boyd
Shirley, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Sprinkle, Mr. and Mrs. S. D.
Taylor, Miss Sara F.

Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil L.
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Davis H.
Waldron, Miss Vada M.

Watson, Mr. and Mrs. James O.
Wilson, Miss Sarah G.

Bahamas

Brady, Mr. and Mrs. Otis
*Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Emit O.

Baptist Theological Seminary (Switzerland)

Burch, Miss Vella Jane
Clendinning, Mr. and Mrs. B. A.
Hughey, Mr. and Mrs. John D.
Moore, Mr. and Mrs. John Allen
Watts, Mr. and Mrs. John D. W.

Brazil

Allen, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Appleby, Mrs. D. P.

Bagby, Mr. and Mrs. A. I.
Bailey, Miss Gracia

Baker, Miss Mattie A.

Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Lester C.
Berry*, Mr. and Mrs. Edward G.

Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Travis 8S.
Berry, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Bible, Miss Mattie Lou

Brewer, Miss Nadyne

Bridges, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Brock, Mr. and Mrs. L. R.
Bryant, Mr. and Mrs. T. E.
Bumpus, Mr. and Mrs. Claud R.
*Burt, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H., Jr.
Buster, Miss W. Ray

Cader, Mr. and Mrs. Burley E.
Carter, Mr. and Mrs. J. Dale
Chappell, Miss Catherine Flo
Clinkseales, Mr. and Mrs. T. N.
Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L.
Compton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E., Jr.
Cowsert, Mr. and Mrs. G. B.
Cowsert, Mr. and Mrs. J. J.

Cox, Miss Ona Belle

Cozzens, Miss Katherine

Davis, Mr. and Mrs. B. de Wolfe
*Davis, Mr. and Mrs. H. Victor
Dickson, Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
*Fielden, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.
*Fite, Mr. and Mrs. Horace W.
Garrett, Mr. and Mrs. James L.
Givens, Miss Sistie V.

Grober, Mr. and Mrs. Glendon D.
Hairston, Miss Martha E.
Halbrooks, Mr. and Mrs. Fred E., Jr.
Hallock, Mr. and Mrs. E. F., Jr.
Halsell, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E.
Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. C. D.
Harrington, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Hatton, Mr. and Mrs. W. Alvin
Hawkins, Miss Dorine

Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. Fred L., Jr.
Headrick, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey O.
Hines, Miss Ruby

Hocum, Miss M. Jean

Ichter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill

Jackson, Miss Alma M.

*Jackson, Miss Shirley L.

Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. S. P.
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Kelley, Mr. and Mrs. Page H.
Kirk, Mr. and Mrs. James P.

Kolb, Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Landrum, Miss Minnie L.

Lanier, Miss Minnie Lou
Lingerfelt, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Lunsford, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

 
Luper, Mr. and Mrs. J. Daniel
McCoy, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
McNealy, Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Mein, Mr. and Mrs. David
Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. H. Barry
Moon, Mr. and Mrs. J. Loyd
Musgrave, Mr. and Mrs. James E.
Nichols, Miss Sephia

Oates, Miss Alma E.

Oliver, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ben
Oliver, Miss Bennie May

Oliver, Mrs. John §S.

O’Neal, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd A.
Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt M.
Peacock, Mr. and Mrs. H. Earl
Pemble, Miss Marguerite J.

Pike, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison
Plampin, Mr. and Mrs. Richard T.
Poe, Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul C.
Qualls, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A.
Renfrow, Mr. and Mrs. Harold E.
Richards, Mr. and Mrs. D. J.
Riffey, Mr. and Mrs. John L.
Sanderson, Mr. and Mrs. Paul E.
Saunders, Miss Letha M.

Seright, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ben
Sharpley, Mr. and Mrs. Dan N.
Simpson, Miss Blanche V.

Smith, Miss Cathryn L.

Smyth, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry P.
Spiegel, Mr. and Mrs. Donald J.
Stapp, Mrs, Charles F.

Steward, Miss Alberta

Stover, Mr. and Mrs. S. S.
Stover, Mrs. T. B.

Taylor, Miss Maye Bell

Tennison, Mr. and Mrs. Grayson C.

Terry, Miss Virginia
Tolbert, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm O.
Trott, Mr. and Mrs. Edward B.

Tumblin, Mr. and Mrs. John A., Jr.

Vaughn, Miss M. Edith

Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. Vance O.
Vineyard, Miss Onis

*Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H.
Weller, Miss Edith Rose

West, Miss Edith O.

White, Miss G. Pauline

Wise, Mr. and Mrs. Gene H.
Wolfard, Dr. and Mrs. Rodney B.
Wollerman, Miss Anna Mae

Chile

Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. William P.
Bitner, Mr. and Mrs. James H.
Brower, Miss Cornelia

Carter, Mr. and Mrs. W. P., Jr.
Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. L. Laverne

Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert L., Jr.

Hart, Miss Lois E.

Hodges, Miss Betty C.

Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Evan F.
*Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. D. Calhoun
McConnell, Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
*McTyre, Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Middleton, Mr. and Mrs. H. K.

Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Moore, Mr. and Mrs. R. C.
Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Edward W.
Ogburn, Miss Georgia Mae
Parker, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

Poe, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tom
Riddell, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Ryan, Miss S. Roberta

Snell, Miss Oleta E.

Snow, Miss Laura Frances
Spence, Miss Marjorie

Torstrick, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin E.

China
Snuggs, Mr. and Mrs. H. H.

Colombia

Breeden, Mr. and Mrs. L. G.
Deal, Mr. and Mrs. Zach J.
Elliott, Miss Darline

Giles, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Kollmar, Dr. and Mrs. George H.
Meredith, Miss Helen

Morse, Dr. and Mrs. James O.
Orr, Mr. and Mrs. Donald L.
Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. John
Ridenour, Miss Crea

Rogers, Miss H. Arlene
Schweinsberg, Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Hoke, Jr.
Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. John N.
Todd, Miss Anna F,

Welmaker, Mr. and Mrs. Ben H.
Williams, Miss Lillian R.

Costa Rica

Dyal, Mr. and Mrs. W. M., Jr.
Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W.

East Africa

Boone, Mr. and Mrs. Hal B.
Brown, Dr. and Mrs. Lorne
Carroll, Mr. and Mrs. G. Webster
DeBord, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Evans, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Hampton, Mr. and Mrs. James E.
Harper, Mrs. Winfred

Harrell, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W.
Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. W. E., Jr.
Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
*Milligan, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ray
Owens, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos
Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. W. Boyd
Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. Davis L.
Walker, Dr. and Mrs. Jack E.

Ecuador

*Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. J. P.

Joiner, Mr. and Mrs. Garreth E.
Shoemake, Mr. and Mrs. Howard L.
Teel, Mr. and Mrs. James O., Jr.

Gaza

Cate, Miss Carolyn L.
Crawford, Miss Frances
Dickman, Dr. Jean F.

 
*Dorr, Dr. and Mrs. D. C.

*Dwyer, Miss Anne L.

McRae, Dr. and Mrs. J. T.
Nicholas, Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Young, Dr. and Mrs. James M., Jr.

Ghana

Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. William E.
Bond, Mr. and Mrs. G. C.
Cather, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C.
Faile, Dr. and Mrs. G. M., Jr.
Favell, Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
*Flewellen, Mr. and Mrs. S. R.
Godwin, Mr. and Mrs. Colon L.
Jones, Miss Marjorie

Littleton, Mr. and Mrs. H. R.
Lovan, Miss Nadine

McGinnis, Mr. and Mrs. William H.
Poe, Mr. and Mrs. William A.
Vance, Dr. and Mrs. Shelby W.
*Verner, Mr. and Mrs. W. Eugene

Guatemala

Allen, Mr. and Mrs. C. A., Jr.

Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Paul C., Jr.
Cadwallader, Mr. and Mrs. C. S., Jr.
Scanlon, Mr. and Mrs. A. Clark

Hawaii

Allen, Miss Olive

Blackman, Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
*Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Robert C., Jr.
Ernest, Miss Mary Lee

Grayson, Miss Alda

Haltom, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Harris, Miss Josephine
*Humphrey, Mrs. J. Hugh
Hundley, Miss Lillie Mae
Kendrick, Miss Bertie Lee

Koon, Mr. and Mrs. Victor
*Lake, Mrs. John

Lawton, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley W.
Leavell, Miss Cornelia

*Longbottom, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F., Jr.

McCormick, Mr. and Mrs. H. P.
Morrison, Miss Martha

*Mullins, Mr. and Mrs. Charles D.
Plowden, Miss Hannah

Ramsour, Mr. and Mrs. H. B., Jr.
Rankin, Mr. and Mrs. Manly W.
Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm W.
Tatum, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert R.
Tharpe, Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
Ware, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. F. T. N.
Young, Mr. and Mrs. Chester R.

Honduras

Golden, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil H.
Hurst, Mr. and Mrs. Harold E.
Keyes, Mr. and Mrs. L. G.
Ratliff, Mr. and Mrs. John D.

Hong Kong

*Adkins, Mr. and Mrs. T. S.
Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. M. J.

Belote, Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Cowherd, Mr. and Mrs. Charles P.
Davis, Dr. and Mrs. A. L., Jr.
Frank, Mr. and Mrs. V. L.

Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
Groves, Miss Blanche

Hollis, Mr. and Mrs. James D.
Lovegren, Miss Mildred
McKinney, Mr. and Mrs. L. G., Jr.
Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. E. Carter
Pettigrew, Miss Ruth

*Raborn, Mr. and Mrs. John C.
Rankin, Dr. and Mrs. Samuel G.
Short, Miss L. Jaxie

White, Kathryn F.

Williams, Miss Thelma E.

Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. George R., Jr.

Indonesia

Applewhite, Dr. and Mrs. C. Winfield
Bell, Miss S. Martha

*Coggins, Mr. and Mrs. Ross C.
Ditsworth, Miss Mary A.

Ford, Miss Ruth L.

Fryer, Mr. and Mrs. R. B., Jr.
Grubbs, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Hamrick, Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Hayes, Miss R. Everley

Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. W. Buren
Jones, Dr. Kathleen

Kendall, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E.
Lambright, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.
Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Francis L.
Meuth, Miss Mary Sue

Miles, Miss J. Virginia

Misner, Miss Mariam L.
*Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. D. Leon
Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Elton
Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Buford L.
Owen, Dr. and Mrs. Frank B.
Parks, Mr. and Mrs. R. Keith
Pinkston, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W.
Schwartz, Miss Evelyn

*Schweer, Mr. and Mrs. G. William
Seull, Mr. and Mrs. Ancil B.
Sears, Mr. and Mrs. Stockwell B.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. Leslie
Taylor, Miss E. Fay

*Vanderburg, Miss Ruth J.

Walker, Miss Catherine B.

Weeks, Miss Wilma J.

Wells, Miss Grace

Israel

Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
Fenderson, Miss Eunice

Hooper, Mr. and Mrs. Frank A., III
Lindsey, Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Murphey, Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Petty, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Leo
Rowden, Mr. and Mrs. Paul D., Jr.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. James W.

Italy

Crabb, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley, Jr.
Craighead, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Lawton, Mr. and Mrs. Ben R.

 
Moore, Mr. and Mrs. W. Dewey
Moorefield, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil H., Jr.
Starmer, Mr. and Mrs, Roy F.

Tyler, Miss Grace

Wingo, Miss Virginia

Japan

Askew, Mr. and Mrs. D. Curtis
Barlow, Miss Hannah L.
Boatwright, Mr. and Mrs. C. S.
Bradshaw, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin J.
Caleote, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph V.
Callaway, Mr. and Mrs. Tucker N.
Campbell, Miss Vera L.

Clark, Dr. and Mrs, C. F., Jr.
Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Gene A.
Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Coleman D.
Cooper, Miss N. June

Culpepper, Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Dozier, Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
Emanuel, Mr. and Mrs. B. P.
Emanuel, Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Farris, Mr. and Mrs. T. V.
Fielder, Mr. and Mrs. L. G.
Fontnote, Dr. Audrey

Garrott, Mr. and Mrs. W. Maxfield
Gillespie, Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Gillham, Mr. and Mrs. M. Frank
Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Worth C.
Graves, Miss Alma N.

Gullatt, Mr. and Mrs. Tom D.
Hagood, Dr. Martha

Halvarson, Mr. and Mrs. Carl M.
Hardy, Mr. and Mrs. Robert D.
Hays, Mr. and Mrs. George H.
Heiss, Mr. and Mrs. Donald R.
Highfill, Miss Virginia

Hollaway, Mr. and Mrs. E. L., Jr.
Hoover, Miss Annie A.

Horton, Mr. and Mrs. Fred M.
Horton, Miss M. Frances
Hoshizaki, Mr. and Mrs. Reiji
Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley P.
Hudson, Miss Lenora C.

Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. W. H., Jr.
Knox, Miss Martha E.

Lancaster, Miss Cecile

Lane, Miss Dorothea K.

Limbert, Miss Rosemary
MeMillan, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil O., Jr.
Marshall, Miss Bertha Jane
Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Charles, Jr.
*Masaki, Mr. and Mrs. Tomoki
Medling, Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Mercer, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey E.
Miller, Miss Floryne T.
Moorhead, Mr. and Mrs. M. F.
Morgan, Miss Mary Neal

Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Loyce N.
Oliver, Mr. and Mrs. Edward L.
Owen, Miss Evelyn W.

Parker, Mr. and Mrs. F. Calvin
Randall, M. Josephine
Satterwhite, Dr. and Mrs. James P.
Shepard, Mr. and Mrs. John W., Jr.
Sherer, Mr. and Mrs. Robert C.
Smith, Miss Lucy

Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin E., Jr.
Stokes, Miss Lucy Belle

Talley, Miss Frances

Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. L.
Watkins, Miss Elizabeth T.
Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Whaley, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L.
Wright, Mr. and Mrs. Morris J., Jr.

Jordan

Couch, Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Cowan, Miss Anna L.

Hagstrom, Miss Annie

Hern, Mr. and Mrs. William O.
Lovegren, Dr. and Mrs. L. A.
Popp, Miss Violet E.

Roper, Dr. and Mrs. John A., Jr.

Korea

Abernathy, Mr. and Mrs. John
*Bozeman, Mr. and Mrs. O. K., Jr.
Branum, Miss Irene

Dorrough, Dr. and Mrs. R. L.
Dowell, Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
Gammage, Mr. and Mrs. A. W., Jr.
Goodwin, Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. W. Guy
Hunt, Miss Betty Jane

Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Don C.
*Lambert; Miss Rebekah D.
*Marler, Mr. and Mrs. L. Parkes
O’Conner, Mr. and Mrs. Louis, Jr.
Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B.
Tabor, Dr. and Mrs. Charles G.
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R.
Wagner, Miss Lucy E.

Wheat, Miss Ruby L.

Willocks, Mr. and Mrs. R. Max
Wright, Miss Lucy B.

Wright, Dr. and Mrs. Robert M.

Lebanon

Cobb, Miss M. Virginia

Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Finlay M.
Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Russell R.
*Perryman, Miss Maurine
Ragland, Mr. and Mrs. James K.
Summers, Miss Mabel M.
Turner, Mr. and Mrs. John W.

Malaya and Singapore

Brunson, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ralph
*Clark, Mr. and Mrs. G. Harold
Clement, Miss Lora

Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Minor
Glass, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Gray, Miss O. Elizabeth

Green, Miss Jessie Li

Greene, Miss Lydia

Hale, Miss Elizabeth

Holley, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H.
King, Miss Hariette L.

Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
*Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.
Pender, Miss Auris 8S.

Rogers, Miss Lillie O.

Yarnell, Mr. and Mrs. Carl F., Jr.

 
Mexico

Campbell, Miss Viola

Carlisle, Miss Jean

Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Pat H.
Clawson, Mr. and Mrs. William M.
Cole, Dr. and Mrs. E. Lamar
Crane, Mr. and Mrs. J. D.

Duffer, Mr. and Mrs. H. F., Jr.
Fowler, Dr. and Mrs. F. T.
Gladen, Mr. and Mrs. Van
Hastey, Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Haverfield, Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt W.
Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. Roy L.
Muller, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Pierson, Mr. and Mrs. A. P.

Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Orvil W.
Ross, Mr. and Mrs. F. Gilbert
Sanders, Miss F. Marian

Short, Mr. and Mrs. James M., Jr.
Sturgeon, Mr. and Mrs. H. Eldon
Walworth, Mr. and Mrs. E. Harvey
Ware, Mr. and Mrs. James C.
Wensel, Miss Barbara Lee

Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. R. Henry

Nigeria

Abell, Dr. and Mrs. John C., Jr.
Adams, Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
Anderson, Miss Susan

Austin, Miss Stella

Bach, Miss A. Jean

Bender, Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Brooks, Miss L. Ernelle
Brothers, Mr. and Mrs. L. R.
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Homer, Jr.
Burks, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar, Jr.
Canzoneri, Miss Antonina
Carson, Mrs. W. H.

Claxon, Mr. and Mrs. W. Neville
Cockrum, Mr. and Mrs. Buford, Jr.
Congdon, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Couch, Miss Lawanda
*Cowley, Mr. and Mrs. William
Crabtree, Miss Mildred
Crowder, Mr. and Mrs. C. Ray
Cullen, Dr. and Mrs. Paul
Davis, Mr. and Mrs. W. Ralph
Dosher, Dr. and Mrs. E. P.
Dotson, Miss Lolete

Dunaway, Mr. and Mrs. A. G., Jr.
Durham, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
DuVall, Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Dyson, Mr. and Mrs. A. H., Jr.
Eaglesfield, Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
Edwards, Dr. and Mrs. T. K.
*Eldridge, Miss Eva M.
Epperson, Miss Barbara

Ewen, Miss Bettye Jane
Fergeson, Mr. and Mrs. W. Joel
Fine, Mr. and Mrs. Earl

Ford, Mr. and Mrs. C. S.
Frazier, Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Fredenburg, Miss Mary Evelyn
Freeland, Miss M. Estelle
Fuller, Miss Aletha

Gardner, Miss Hattie

Garrett, Miss Doris

Gaultney, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Gaventa, Dr. and Mrs. W. C.
Gilliland, Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
Goldie, Dr. and Mrs. Robert
Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. Bennie
Guest, Miss L. Ethel

Hammett, Miss M. Frances
Hardy, Miss Cora Ney

Harmon, Miss Ethel

Henley, Miss Sarah Lou
*Hibbard, Miss Hazeldean
*High, Mr. and Mrs. T. O.

Hill, Mr. and Mrs. J. B.

Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick H.
Hodges, Mr. and Mrs. R. D., Jr.
Howell, Mr. and Mrs. E. Milford
Humphrey, Mr. and Mrs. J. Edward
Humphries, Miss Carol L.

Jester, Mr. and Mrs. David
Jester, Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. James D.
*Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
*Kirkpatrick, Miss Mary Frank
Knight, Miss Doris Lynn

Kratz, Mr. and Mrs. C. Eugene
Kube, Miss Ruth

Lair, Miss Lena

Lamberth, Miss Margaret

Lane, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Legg, Mr. and Mrs. L. Gene
Locke, Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Lockhart, Miss Maxine

Logan, Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
*Long, Miss Valda

Low, Dr. and Mrs. J. Edwin
McCamey, Dr. and Mrs. Howard
McCullough, Miss Nita

McGee, Mr. and Mrs. John
Maiden, Dr. Joanna C.
Marchman, Miss Margaret
Martin, Miss E. Pauline

Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Masters, Miss Helen

Mayhall, Mr. and Mrs. David
Merritt, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
Miller, Miss G. Alice

Mills, Mr. and Mrs. John
Montroy, Miss Edythe

Moon, Miss Hazel

Moore, Miss Bonnie M.

Moore, Miss V. Dale

Moore, Dr. and Mrs. Walter
Myers, Dr. and Mrs. Karl, Jr.
Neil, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Norman, Mr. and Mrs. William, Jr.
Nowell, Miss Vivian

*Owens, Miss Nannie B.

Parham, Mr. and Mrs. Robert M., Jr.
Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. I. N.
Perry, Miss May

Pool, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Powell, Miss Mary Hester

*Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E
Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. H., Jr.
Rines, Miss Annie J.

Roberson, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil F.

 
Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. G. E.
Robison, Mr. and Mrs. Oren C., Jr.
Rohm, Miss Alma H.

Roper, Miss C. Anita

Rumphol, Mrs. Ruth M.

Runyan, Mr. and Mrs. Farrell E.
Sanders, Miss Eva M.

Scaggs, Miss Josephine

Seats, Mr. and Mrs. V. Lavell
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Howard L.
Smith, Dr. and Mrs. L. C.
Stephens, Miss Marjorie L.
*Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hartman
Tanner, Miss Martha

*Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Orville W.
Tinkle, Miss Amanda A.

Truly, Miss M. Elizabeth

Van Lear, Miss V. Marie

Walden, Miss Ruth H.

Wasson, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin K.
Watts, Miss Emma M.

West, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L.
Whirley, Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
Whorton, Miss Mary Jane
Williams, Dr. and Mrs. William J.
Womack, Miss M. Ruth

Yancey, Miss Mary Ellen

Young, Miss Neale C.

Pakistan

Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Troy C.
McKinley, Mr. and Mrs. James F., Jr.
*Moore, Mr. and Mrs. W. Trueman

Paraguay

Goldfinch, Mr. and Mrs. S. L.
Green, Mr. and Mrs. T. S.
Harper, Mr. and Mrs. Leland J.
Hickman, Mr. and Mrs. W. A., Jr.
McDowell, Dr. and Mrs. Donald E.
Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert A.
Ponder, Miss Wander L.

Porter, Miss Ruth

Roberts, Miss Frances E.

Skinner, Dr. and Mrs. William
Willis, Miss S. Miriam

Peru

Brasington, Mr. and Mrs. J. Bryan
Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.
Chamlee, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Z., Jr.
Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.
Ledford, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell
Oates, Mr. and Mrs. M. D.
*Sledge, Mr. and Mrs. Randall D.

Philippines

Anderson, Miss Theresa K.
Badger, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Orris
Benefield, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy
Collins, Miss Margaret

Cross, Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
Crotwell, Miss Elaine

Foster, Mr. and Mrs. James A.
Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Harrington, Miss Fern

Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. W. Bryant

Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Walter T.
Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Jowers, Mr. and Mrs. S. Clyde
Lide, Mr. and Mrs. Frank P.
*Lochridge, Mr. and Mrs. James T.
Mathis, Miss Virginia

Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. W. Harold
Morrison, Miss Cleo

*Olive, Mr. and Mrs. Howard D.
Oliver, Miss Devellyn

*Parkman, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hugo
Parsons, Miss Victoria

*Posey, Mr. and Mrs. J. Earl, Jr.
Ricketson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert F.
Saunders, Miss Mary Lucile
Seaborn, Mr. and Mrs. Miles L., Jr.
Solesbee, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Tisdale, Mr. and Mrs. Billy B.
Tunmire, Miss Faye Virginia
*Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert H.

Portugal
Crabtree, Mr. and Mrs. A. R.

Southern Rhodesia

Albright, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Atnip, Mr. and Mrs. Logan
*Beaty, Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Bowlin, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Brooner, Miss Mary

Cannata, Dr. and Mrs. Samuel, Jr.
Cheyne, Mr. and Mrs. John
Cunningham, Mr. and Mrs. Milton, Jr.
Dotson, Mr. Clyde J.

Fort, Dr. and Mrs. M. Giles, Jr.
Fray, Mr. and Mrs. M. G.., Jr.
Garrett, Mr. and Mrs. M. L.
Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S.
Jackson, Miss Pauline

Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Lockard, Mr. and Mrs. David
McKinley, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Marlar, Miss Monda

Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Small, Mr. and Mrs. Tom G.
Thorpe, Mr. and Mrs. Bennett T.
Wester, Mr. and Mrs. William S.

Spain

*Hilliard, Mr. and Mrs. Russell B.
*McNeely, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A.
Mefford, Mr. and Mrs. J. W., Jr.
Whitten, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.
Wyatt, Mr. and Mrs. Roy B., Jr.

Spanish Publishing House (El Paso, Tex.)

Blair, Mr. and Mrs. W. Judson
Eudaly, Mr. and Mrs. N. Hoyt
Franks, Mrs. Ruben I.

Hicks, Mrs. Marlin R.

Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank W.
Ross, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wilson

Taiwan (Formosa)

Akins, Mr. and Mrs. L. B.
Alderman, Jennie

 
Barratt, Miss Clifford
Coleman, Miss Inabelle
Conner, Miss Marie

Culpepper, Mr. and Mrs. C. L,, Jr.
Culpepper, Mr. and Mrs. C. L,, Sr.

Demarest, Miss Mary C.
Franks, Miss Martha L.

Glass, Miss Lois

Herring, Mr. and Mrs. J. Alex
Hix, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn L.
Hopewell, Miss Gladys G.
Hunker, Mr. and Mrs. W. Carl
Jeffers, Miss Irene

Johnson, Miss Pearl

Larson, Mr. and Mrs. I. V.
Lawton, Miss Olive

Lea, Miss Ola

Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Richard E.
Murray, Miss Katie

Quick, Mr. and Mrs. Oz. J.
Raley, Mr. and Mrs. Harry L.
Sampson, Miss Mary H.
Spurgeon, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan E.
Tilford, Miss F. Lorene

Towery, Mr. and Mrs. Britt E., Jr.

Ward, Miss Josephine

Thailand

Cline, Mr. and Mrs. P. A., Jr.
Cobb, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R.
Gould, Miss Mary F.
Greer, Miss D. Jenell

Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C.
Hobbs, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry

Hudgins, Miss Frances E.
Johnston, Miss Juanita

Lawton, Mr. and Mrs. Deaver M.
Lennon, Mr. and Mrs. S. Judson
McCall, Mr. and Mrs. L. E.
*Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ralph
Morris, Mr. and Mrs. J. Glenn
Mosteller, Mr. and Mrs. Paul C.
Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. Harold P.
Russell, Mr. and Mrs. D. Rudalph
Spear, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby L.
Starns, Miss Fanny L.

Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Robert R.

Uruguay

Bartley, Mr. and Mrs. J. W., Jr.
Carlisle, Mr. and Mrs. R. L., Jr.
Evenson, Mr. and Mrs. R. K.

MeMurray, Mr. and Mrs. J. D.

Sanderford, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew A.

Shelton, Mr. and Mrs. Ray E.
Spann, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie D.

Venezuela

Clark, Mr. and Mrs. C. B.
Clark, Mrs. Clyde E.

Davis, Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
*Duck, Mr. and Mrs. R. G.

Kimler, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene B., Jr.

Lozuk, Mr. and Mrs. George
Moss, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ulman
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Donald R.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Shelby A.
Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J.

 
adm.—administrator
administration
asst.—assistant
assoc.—associate
ave.—avenue

b.—born

B.S.S.B.—Baptist Sunday School Board
B.T.U.—Baptist Training Union

com.—committee
co.— company

d.—died
dept.—department
dir.—director
div.—division

ed.—educated
educ.—educational
evang.— evangelical
evangelistic
exec.—executive

gen.—general
GA—Girls’ Auxiliary
jr.—junior
lab.—laboratory

m.—married
mgr.—manager

N.T.—New Testament
Names of States abbreviated

pres.—president
prin.—principal
prof.—professor

RA—Royal Ambassadors

rep.—representative
Rte.—route

ABBREVIATIONS

S8.B.C.—Southern Baptist Convention

sec.—secretary

Seminaries:
C.B.T.S.—Central Baptist Theological Seminary
G.G.B.T.S.—Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary
N.O.B.T.S.—New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary
N.W.B.T.S.—Northwestern Baptist Theological Semi-

nary

S.B.T.S.—Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
S.E.B.T.S—Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary
Carver School—Carver School of Missions and Social

Work

S.W.B.T.S.—Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
st.—street

supt.—superintendent

tech.—technological
theol.—theological
treas.—treasurer

Univ.— University
WMU—Woman’s Missionary Union

YWA—Young Woman’s Auxiliary

Figures following the name of a child indicate the year of
birth.

Continuing service is indicated by a dash following the year.

Under education, the names of schools above high school
level are given, with the date only for those awarding
degrees. Addresses of the schools are given only when
they are not included in Webster’s abridged dictionary
listing.

 
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