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HENRY CORNELL GOERNER COLLECTION

AR 805

Henry Cornell Georner, Missions Professor at Southern Seminary and Area Secretary for the Foreign Mission Board’s Department of Baptist Missions in Africa, Europe, and the Near East, visits with James Tanimola Ayorinde, a Nigerian refugee who

attended Virginia Union University and accepted the call to preach.

Prepared by: Taffey Hall, Archivist

Southern Baptist Historical Library & Archives July 2006

Updated March, 2012

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Henry Cornell Goerner Collection

AR 805

Summary Main Entry: Henry Cornell Goerner Collection Date Span: 1889 –1992 Abstract: Dr. Henry Cornell Georner was one of Southern Baptists’ most influential authorities on worldwide missions and evangelism during the twentieth century. His collection includes informational files, correspondence, journals, and photographs documenting Goerner’s career as an academic, missions administrator, and pastor. Size: 24 linear ft. (16 boxes) Collection #: AR805

Biographical Sketch Missions professor, Foreign Mission Board executive, author, and pastor, Dr. Henry Cornell Goerner was one of Southern Baptists’ most influential authorities on worldwide missions and evangelism during the twentieth century. A native of Mart, Texas, he was born August 5, 1908, the third of six children to Henry L. and Cornelia (Leonard) Goerner. Although Goerner’s father and siblings were Methodists, his mother was Baptist, and, through her influence, Goerner accepted Christ at age 12 and joined the Cliff Temple Baptist Church in Dallas. Goerner remained in Dallas for his undergraduate education, receiving a bachelor’s degree from Southern Methodist University in 1929. He attended classes briefly at Yale University before transferring and earning the Th.M. degree from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in 1932. In 1935, Goerner received the Ph.D. from Southern. Upon graduation, Goerner accepted a teaching position in the department of comparative religion and missions at Southern. In 1957, he moved to Richmond, Virginia to become the Foreign Mission Board’s Area Secretary for Baptist Missions in Africa, Europe, and the Near East. As the work of the FMB expanded and Goerner’s department split, he maintained responsibility for Africa, and later, for West Africa. Goerner retired from the Board in 1977. Goerner’s accomplishments extended beyond missions education and administration. He authored six books, including America Must Be Christian and Thus It Is Written, the latter of which has been translated into seven different languages. He was inducted into the Liberian Royal Order of the Friends of Africa and was an avid photographer. While he was a missions professor at SBTS, Goerner also pastured at Crescent Hill Baptist Church (1935 – 1940) and at Parkland and Beaver Dam Baptist Churches, all in Louisville. After retiring from the FMB, he served as interim pastor of several Richmond churches and pastor of Elon Baptist Church in Hanover County, Virginia, for more than 11 years.

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Goerner married Ruth Vinall Paddock in 1932, and the couple had three daughters – Georgia Cornelia, Esta May (“Mitzi”), and Margorie Ruth. Dr. Henry Cornell Goerner died October 2, 1998, at age 90, in Richmond. Scope and Content Note The Henry Cornell Goerner Collection consists of 24 linear feet of material (1,042 folders) in 16

records boxes and contains material from 1889 to 1992. The collection documents Cornell Goerner’s teaching career as professor at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky, and as Area Secretary for Baptist Missions in Africa, Europe, and the Near East for the Convention’s Foreign Mission Board (now International Mission Board) in Richmond, Virginia. Several files on bibliographies, class notes and lectures, Southern Seminary, and informational material on African, European, and Asian countries are included in the papers. There are also clippings from various aspects of religious life, including church and state issues, fanaticism, liquor, and state conventions. Missions activities documented in the Goerner collection include American Indian missions, work with the blind, Jewish missions, literacy, medical, and rural missions. There are also files from various missions programs at other institutions, including Baptist Theological Seminary in Ruschlikon, Switzerland, Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary, Spurgeon College, and Yale Divinity School.

The collection includes correspondence and informational files from the American Baptist Home and Foreign Mission Societies, American Bible Society, Association of Baptists for World Evangelism, Baptist Joint Committee on Public Affairs, Baptist World Alliance, Canadian Baptist Foreign Mission Society, Interdenominational Foreign Mission Association, International Missionary Council, National Council of Churches, Northern Baptist Convention, Southern Baptist Convention, and World Council of Churches. The breadth of Goerner’s influence on twentieth-century Southern Baptist missions is also reflected in the individuals from various denominations and Southern Baptist leadership positions with whom he corresponded. Included are files from D. Merril Aldridge, Henlee Barnett, Harold Clark Bennett, Walter Pope Binns, Jimmy Carter, Baker James Cauthen, Norman W. Cox, Wally Amos Criswell, Joseph M. Dawson, Wayne Dehoney, Gaines S. Dobbins, Ralph H. Elliot, William R. Estep, Helen Falls, Christine Garnett, Everett Gill, Billy Graham, Eugene Hill, Herschel H. Hobbs, Alma Hunt, Martin Luther King, Jr., J. B. Lawrence, Frank H. Leavell, Roland Q. Leavell, Kathleen Mallory, T. B. Maston, Juliette Mather, Mrs. R. L. Mathis, Duke McCall, Albert McClellan, Frank K. Means, A. C. Miller, Merrill D. Moore, W. M. Pinson, M. Theron Rankin, E. C. Routh, Bertha Smith, James L. Sullivan, Foy Valentine, Catherine B. Walker, and J. B. Weatherspoon. In addition to material documenting Goerner’s career as an academic and administrator, the collection also includes files documenting his personal life, including photographs, journals of world-wide travels with his wife, and notes from his sermons at churches in Kentucky and Virginia. The collection is arranged alphabetically by folder title. The collection was received as a personal collection of papers from the International Mission Board Archives in 1995.

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Arrangement Files are arranged in alphabetical order by folder title Provenance Received as a personal collection from the International Mission Board Archives in 1995 Preferred Citation Henry Cornell Goerner Collection, Southern Baptist Historical Library and Archives, Nashville, Tennessee Access Restrictions None Subject Terms Binns, Walter Pope, 1895, 1966 Carter, Jimmy, 1924 – Cauthen, Baker James, 1909, 1985 Criswell, Wallie Amos, 1909 – Dehoney, William Wayne, 1918 – Elliott, Ralph H., 1925 – Falls, Helen Emery, 1916 – Graham, Billy, 1918 – Hobbs, Herschel Harold, 1907, 1995 King, Martin Luther, Jr., 1929, 1968 Lawrence, John Benjamin, 1871, 1968 Leavell, Frank Hartwell, 1884, 1949 Mallory, Kathleen Moore, 1879, 1954 Maston, Thomas Buford, 1897, 1988 McCall, Duke, 1914 – McClellan, Albert, 1912 – 2004 Rankin, Milledge Theron, 1894, 1953 Rough, Eugene Coke, 1874, 1966 Smith, Olive Bertha, 1888, 1988 Sullivan, James L. (James Lenox), 1910 – 2005 Valentine, Foy, 1923 – Weatherspoon, Jesse Burton, 1886, 1964 Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary Southern Baptist Convention, Foreign Mission Board Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Africa – Religion Missions – Education and promotion Missions – Liberia Missions – Nigeria Missions, Foreign Nigeria – Religion

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Related Materials Southern Baptist Convention. International Mission Board. Executive Office Files. AR 551-3. Southern Baptist Historical Library and Archives. Southern Baptist Convention. Foreign Mission Board. Missionary Correspondence. AR 551-2. Southern Baptist Historical Library and Archives. Southern Baptist Convention. International Mission Board. Audio Collection. AR 551-7. Southern Baptist Historical Library and Archives. Container List Box 1 1.1 Abraham, C.E. (Serampore College, Serampore, West Bengal, India), 1951 1.2 Adams, J. McKee (Southern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1945 1.3 Address – “Where Are We in World Missions?” 1955 1.4 Advance Program – Foreign Missions, 1945 1.5 Afghanistan, 1954 1.6 Africa – Articles 1.7 Africa – Census, Nigeria, 1952 1.8 Africa – Clippings, 1943 – 1977 1.9 Africa – General Information 1.10 Africa – Missions 1.11 Africa – Publications, 1945 – 1964 1.12 Africa – Statistics, 1911 – 1962 1.13 Alaska, 1941 – 1956 1.14 Aldridge, D. Merrill (President, Mountain Preachers Bible School), 1954 – 1956 1.15 America Must Be Christian, 1946 – 1949 1.16 America Must Be Christian – Manuscript 1.17 American Association of Theological Schools, 1942 – 1954 1.18 American Baptist Foreign Mission Society, 1934 – 1945 1.19 American Baptist Foreign Mission Society, 1946 – 1952 1.20 American Baptist Home Mission Society, 1945 – 1946 1.21 American Bible Society, 1958 1.22 American Indians – Clippings, 1946 – 1956 1.23 American Indians – General Information, 1946 – 1956 1.24 American Indians – Map – Indian Tribes, Reservations, and Settlements in the United

States, 1943 1.25 Arab News Bulletin, 1946 – 1947 1.26 Arabia, 1945 – 1957 1.27 Argentina, 1945 – 1958 1.28 Amstutz, Harold E. (Association of Baptists for World Evangelism), 1956 1.29 Armstrong Memorial Training School (Rome, Italy), 1957 1.30 Article – “How Jesus Read His Bible” 1.31 Articles/Writings

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1.32 Association of Baptists for World Evangelism, 1946 – 1949 1.33 Association of Baptists for World Evangelism, 1950 – 1954 1.34 Association of Professors of Missions, 1952 1.35 Association of Professors of Missions, 1953 1.36 Association of Professors of Missions, 1954 – 1955 Box 2 2.1 Atomic Energy, 1945 – 1946 2.2 Australia, 1947 2.3 Aviation and Missions, 1950 2.4 Baker, Robert A. (Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1957 2.5 Baptist General Conference (Swedish American), 1955 – 1958 2.6 Baptist Hospital Topics, 1957 2.7 Baptist Joint Committee on Public Affairs, 1958 2.8 Baptist Mid-Missions, 1957 2.9 Baptist Missionary Society, 1958 2.10 Baptist Missions 2.11 Baptist Theological Seminary (Ruschlikon, Switzerland) – Faculty Letters, 1955 2.12 Baptist World Alliance, 1939 – 1956 2.13 Baptist World Alliance, 1957 – 1958 2.14 Baptist World Alliance, 1950 2.15 Baptist World Alliance – Articles, 1955 – 1958 2.16 Baptist World Alliance – Executive Committee, 1950 2.17 Baptist World Alliance – Tour, 1947 2.18 Baptist World Alliance – Youth News , 1952 – 1955 2.19 Baptist World Alliance – Youth World Conference, 1963 2.20 Baptisternes Ugeblad (Danish Baptist Union), 1947 2.21 Barnett, Henlee (Southern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1956 – 1958 2.22 Bates, Catherine W. (William Jewell College) 2.23 Bates, Irby D., 1957 2.24 Bates, M. Searle, “Distribution of the Missionary Enterprise,” 1943 2.25 Bates, M. Searle (United Theological Seminary, New York), 1952 2.26 Baylor University Missions Emphasis Week, 1957 2.27 Bean, Everett L. (Treasurer, Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1957 2.28 Bennett, Harold Clark (Executive Committee, Southern Baptist Convention), 1982 2.29 Bergman, Ted (Nairobi, Kenya), 1992 2.30 Bethleham Tours, 1955 – 1956 2.31 Bible (Societies, Translation), 1943 2.32 Bible Society Record, 1946 – 1959 2.33 Bibliographies – Africa 2.34 Bibliographies – Baptism 2.35 Bibliographies – Missions 2.36 Binkley, Olin T., 1950 2.37 Binns, Walter Pope (President, William Jewell College), 1957 2.38 Bishop, J. I. (Royal Ambassadors), 1950 – 1952 2.39 Blind Missions, 1956

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2.40 Bolivia, 1948 – 1955 2.41 Borneo, 1946 – 1948 2.42 Boswell, J. M. (President, Cumberland College), 1956 2.43 Brazil, 1946 – 1950 2.44 Britain, 1950 – 1958 2.45 Broadman Press, 1979 2.46 Broaddus, Andrew, 1953 2.47 Brown, L. A. (Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary), 1956 2.48 Bruchwyler, Vincent, 1956 2.49 Bryan, Charles W. (Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1983 2.50 Bryant, James R. (Virginia Baptist Convention), 1951 2.51 Bulman, James M., 1956 2.52 Burgh, J. Frederick (North Park College and Theological Seminary), 1954 2.53 Burma, 1950 – 1951 2.54 Burton, Joe W. (Home Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1945 2.55 Byrd, David Q., 1956 – 1957 2.56 Calendar, 1958 – 1959 2.57 Calendar, 1960 – 1962 2.58 Calendar, 1963 – 1965 2.59 Calendar, 1966 – 1968 2.60 Calendar, 1969 – 1971 Box 3 3.1 Calendar, 1972 – 1974 3.2 Calendar, 1975 – 1976 3.3 Calendar, 1977 – 1978 3.4 Calendar, 1979 – 1980 3.5 Calendar, 1982 – 1983 3.6 Calendar, 1985 – 1986 3.7 Calendar, 1987 – 1989 3.8 Calloway, Tucker N. (Tokyo Foreign Missionaries), 1949 3.9 Canada, 1951 – 1956 3.10 Canadian Baptist Foreign Mission Society, 1949 – 1956 3.11 Canadian School of Missions – Annual Report, 1943 – 1950 3.12 Canadian School of Missions – Program of Studies, 1943 – 1947 3.13 Carey Sesquicentennial 3.14 Carey, William – “Carey’s Enquiry,” by Ernest Payne 3.15 Carpenter, Alfred (Home Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1952 – 1957 3.16 Carson-Newman College – Program, 1959 3.17 Carter, Jimmy, 1979 3.18 Carver School of Missions and Social Work, 1950 – 1957 3.19 Carver, William Owen, 1946 – 1954 3.20 Catholic Missions, 1946 – 1952 3.21 Cauthen, Baker James (Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1954 –

1957 3.22 Caylor, John (Home Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1954 – 1956

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3.23 Central Africa Baptist Review, 1957 3.24 Central America, 1943 – 1951 3.25 Central America Tour, 1952 – 1953 3.26 Central Baptist Mission (Louisville, Kentucky), 1950 – 1951 3.27 Ceylon, 1948 3.28 Chapel Cars 3.29 Chastain, Theron (Executive Secretary, American Baptist Home Mission Society),

1954 – 1957 3.30 Chile, 1953 3.31 China – Articles, 1938 – 1951 3.32 China – Clippings, 1946 – 1952 3.33 China – General, 1939 – 1951 3.34 Chinese in the United States, 1939 – 1947 3.35 “Christian Missions in the World Today” – Seminary Pastor’s Conference (Louisville,

Kentucky), March 17 – 21, 1941 3.36 Church and State, 1947 – 1953 3.37 Church Growth Bulletin, 1969 – 1970 3.38 City Missions, 1942 – 1954 3.39 Class Material – Africa Seminar, 1947 – 1956 3.40 Class Material – All Nations in the Purpose of God 3.41 Class Material – Baptist Missions 3.42 Class Material – Biblical Basis of Missions 3.43 Class Material – Church History, 1941 – 1942 3.44 Class Material – Comparative Religion 3.45 Class Material – General 3.46 Class Material – History of Missions in Africa 3.47 Class Material – Introduction to Missions 3.48 Class Material – Junior Hebrew Box 4 4.1 Class Material – Latin America Seminar, 1949 – 1950 4.2 Class Material – Missions 51 4.3 Class Material – Missions 54 (History of Baptist Missions) 4.4 Class Material – Missions 55 (Home Missions in the United States of America) 4.5 Class Material – Missions 56 (Religious Cults in America) 4.6 Class Material – Missions 57 (Theory and Practice of Missions) 4.7 Class Material – Missions 551 (Christians Missions in the Orient) 4.8 Class Material – Missions 557 (Philosophy of Christian Missions) 4.9 Class Material – Missions Seminar (Christianity and Other Religions) 4.10 Class Material – Missions Seminar (Exams) 4.11 Class Outline – “All Nations in God’s Purpose” 4.12 Clippings – Goerner, 1950 – 1991 4.13 Clippings – Missions, 1945 – 1953 4.14 College Visitation, 1953 4.15 Colombia, 1943 – 1953 4.16 Combs, E. J. (Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1957

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4.17 Committee for the Near East, 1957 4.18 Committee on Missionary Personnel, 1949 – 1952 4.19 Conference of Southern Baptist Seminary Faculties, 1945 – 1951 4.20 Conference of Theological Seminaries (Drew Theological Seminary), 1929 4.21 Congress News (Baptist World Alliance), 1947 4.22 Conscientious Objectors, 1944 4.23 Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society, 1947 – 1953 4.24 Conservative Baptist Foreign Mission Society, 1954 – 1956 4.25 Conservative Baptist Theological Seminary, 1956 4.26 Cooke, Lawson H. (Brotherhood Commission, Southern Baptist Convention), 1951 4.27 Corder, Loyd (Home Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1957 4.28 Correspondence – A, 1949 – 1957 4.29 Correspondence – B, 1946 – 1958 Box 5 5.1 Correspondence – C, 1948 – 1955 5.2 Correspondence – C, 1956 – 1957 5.3 Correspondence – Chaplaincy, 1943 – 1954 5.4 Correspondence – D, 1946 – 1957 5.5 Correspondence – E, 1943 – 1957 5.6 Correspondence – F, 1943 – 1957 5.7 Correspondence – Family, 1943 – 1962 5.8 Correspondence – G, 1943 – 1983 5.9 Correspondence – H, 1943 – 1953 5.10 Correspondence – H, 1954 – 1957 5.11 Correspondence – I, 1944 – 1983 5.12 Correspondence – J, 1943 – 1957 5.13 Correspondence – K, 1943 – 1957 5.14 Correspondence – L, 1943 – 1957 5.15 Correspondence – M, 1943 – 1948 5.16 Correspondence – M, 1955 – 1957 5.17 Correspondence – M, 1955 – 1957 5.18 Correspondence – M, 1983 5.19 Correspondence – N, 1943 – 1957 5.20 Correspondence – O, 1943 – 1957 5.21 Correspondence – P, 1956 – 1957 5.22 Correspondence – Personal, 1942 – 1954 5.23 Correspondence – R, 1943 – 1949 5.24 Correspondence – R, 1950 – 1957 5.25 Correspondence – S, 1943 – 1948 5.26 Correspondence – S, 1949 – 1957 5.27 Correspondence – T, 1943 – 1957 5.28 Correspondence – V, 1946 – 1983 Box 6 6.1 Correspondence – W, 1943 – 1948

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6.2 Correspondence – W, 1949 – 1957 6.3 Correspondence – XYZ, 1943 – 1957 6.4 Cortright, Richard W. (Baylor University), 1957 6.5 Costa Rica, 1946 – 1953 6.6 Cox, Norman W. (Executive Secretary, Historical Commission, Southern Baptist

Convention), 1956 – 1957 6.7 Cragg, Kenneth, – “The Christian and Islam,” 1957 6.8 Crawley, Winston (Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1956 6.9 Crescent Hill Baptist Church (Louisville, Kentucky), 1937 – 1940 6.10 Criswell, Wally Amos (First Baptist Church, Dallas, Texas), 1950 – 1957 6.11 Cuba – Articles and Clippings, 1946 – 1950 6.12 Cuban Tour, 1945 6.13 Cuban Tour, 1946 6.14 Cuban Tour, 1952 6.15 Current Events and Missions, 1951 – 1956 6.16 Dahunsi, Emanuel A. (Louisville, Kentucky), 1951 6.17 Daniel, L. Taylor (First Baptist Church, Palestine, Texas), 1952 6.18 Davidson, Vernon (Howard College), 1957 6.19 Dawkins, Edna Frances (Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1949 –

1955 6.20 Dawson, Joseph M. (Baptist Joint Committee on Public Affairs), 1952 6.21 Deane, Everett L. (Treasurer, Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention),

1950 – 1957 6.22 Decker, John W. (International Missionary Council), 1949 6.23 Deere, D. W. (Golden Gate Theological Seminary), 1953 6.24 Dehoney, Wayne, 1951 – 1952 6.25 Delgado, Primitivo (Marion Baptist Church, Marion, Virginia), 1950 – 1951 6.26 Denny, Robert S. (Youth Work, Baptist World Alliance), 1957 6.27 Devadutt, V. E. (Ohio Wesleyan University), 1954 6.28 Dillard, Badgett (Northwestern University), 1954 6.29 Diploma (Southern Baptist Theological Seminary), Doctor of Philosophy, 1935 6.30 Diploma (William Carey College), Doctor of Laws, 1985 6.31 Direct Missions, 1945 – 1949 6.32 Displaced Persons, 1948 – 1949 6.33 Dissertation – Infinite God and the Finite Christ, 1935 6.34 Dobbins, Gaines S. (Golden Gate Theological Seminary), 1951 – 1957 6.35 Dotson, Lolete, 1983 6.36 Dowell, F. M. (First Baptist Church, Athens, Tennessee; Evangelism Department,

Tennessee Baptist Convention), 1952 – 1957 6.37 Dowell, Ted H. (Korea Mission, Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention),

1956 6.38 Dowis, S. F. (Home Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1950 – 1956 6.39 Dunaway, Archie (Nigeria), 1952 6.40 Dunstan, E. M., 1952 6.41 Dyal, Guillermo (President, Guatemala Baptist Theological Seminary), 1956 6.42 Dyer, Robert A. (Winston-Salem, North Carolina), 1945

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6.43 Eades, Douglas G. (Calvary Baptist Church, Allentown, Virginia), 1956 6.44 Early, Firman A. (Sioux Falls College, Sioux Falls, South Dakota), 1943 – 1946 6.45 Early, Tracy, 1956 6.46 Eby, Frederick (University of Texas, Austin), 1949 6.47 Ecuador, 1956 6.48 Ecumenical Movement (World Conference of Churches), 1944 – 1950 6.49 Eddleman, H. Leo (Parkland Baptist Church, Louisville, Kentucky), 1943 – 1949 6.50 Edge, Findley B. (Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky), 1956 6.51 Egypt, 1952 – 1956 6.52 Elder, Maurine (Baptist Foundation, Carbondale, Illinois), 1943 6.53 Elliot, L. R. (Librarian, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1954 6.54 Elliot, Ralph H., 1953 6.55 Ellis, Elmer (University of Missouri), 1949 6.56 Ellis, J. Mitchell (Glasgow, Kentucky), 1947 – 1951 6.57 Ellis, Malcolm (Butler University), 1953 6.58 Endo, Akiko (Tokyo, Japan), 1953 6.59 Engelsen, Nils (Norwegian Baptist Theological Seminary), 1956 6.60 England, Eugene (Golden Gate Theological Seminary), 1979 – 1980 6.61 Entrekin, V. W. (Baptist Student Union, Illinois), 1957 6.62 Espy, R. H. Edwin (Student Volunteer Movement, New York), 1943 6.63 Estep, W. R., Jr. (Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1945 – 1954 6.64 Estes, Joseph R. (First Baptist Church, Bowling Green, Kentucky), 1957 6.65 Ethiopia – Abyssinia, 1954 6.66 Etter, Harold C. (International Christian Leper Mission, Inc.), 1945 6.67 Europe, Baptist Work In, 1950 – 1954 6.68 European Tour, 1947 6.69 European Tour, 1948 6.70 Every Monday Club – History, 1889 – 1964 Box 7 7.1 Fairchild, James H. Jr. (Collins Baptist Church, Collins, Mississippi), 1948 7.2 Fallis, William J. (Broadman Press, Sunday School Board), 1949 – 1957 7.3 Falls, Helen (New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary), 1944 – 1957 7.4 Falwell, R. H. (Department of Student Work, Alabama Baptist Convention), 1952 7.5 Family Genealogy 7.6 Fanaticism 7.7 Farmer, Foy J. (Mrs.) (Woman’s Missionary Union, North Carolina), 1949 7.8 Farmer, John A. (Brotherhood Commission, South Carolina), 1951 7.9 Farnum, Marlin D. (American Baptist Foreign Mission Society), 1946 – 1953 7.10 Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America, 1942 7.11 Feezer, Forest C. (Broadway Baptist Church, Louisville, Kentucky), 1945 7.12 Fellowship of Muslims & Christians, 1956 7.13 Ferguson, Milton (Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1957 7.14 Fiedleer, Zora M. (Baylor University), 1945 7.15 Fisher, Fred L. (Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary), 1956 7.16 Fite, Harley (President, Carson Newman College), 1951 – 1952

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7.17 Fitzgerald, Lawrence P. (Youth Publications, American Baptist Convention), 1953 7.18 Fleming, D. J. (Scarritt College, Nashville, Tennessee), 1945 7.19 Flint, Cort R. (First Baptist Church, Anderson, South Carolina), 1957 7.20 Ford, Clifton (Winslow, Indiana), 1951 7.21 Ford, Jessie (Baptist World Alliance), 1954 7.22 Ford, W. Morris (First Baptist Church, Longview, Texas), 1944 – 1949 7.23 Foreign Missions Assembly (Columbus, Ohio), 1948 7.24 Foreign Missions Conference of North America, 1942 – 1944 7.25 Foreign Missions Conference of North America, 1946 – 1947 7.26 Foreign Missions Conference of North America – Research Committee, 1949 7.27 Foreign Missions Conferences, 1977 7.28 Formosa, 1945 – 1954 7.29 Foster, Junius E. (Thalia Lynn Baptist Church, Virginia Beach, Virginia), 1983 7.30 Francis, Thomas H. (Dry Ridge, Kentucky), 1956 7.31 Frank, Victor L. (Hong Kong), 1955 7.32 Frazer, Helen (Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1957 7.33 Freeman, W. M. (American Baptist Theological Seminary), 1945 7.34 Fridell, Elmer A. (American Baptist Theological Seminary), 1951 – 1957 7.35 Frith, Clifford F. (Chaplain, Armored School, Fort Knox, Kentucky), 1945 7.36 Fuller, Ellis A. (President, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1943 – 1948 7.37 Fusselle, Warner Earle (Rivermont Avenue Baptist Church, Lynchburg, Virginia), 1953 7.38 Gabhart, Herbert C. (McLean Baptist Church, Memphis, Tennessee), 1953 7.39 Gambrell, R. Don (Erlanger Baptist Church, Erlanger, Kentucky), 1949 7.40 Gardner, T. C. (East Texas Baptist College), 1957 7.41 Garner, Maurice P. (Chaplain, Seattle, Washington), 1945 7.42 Garnett, Christine (Cuba), 1946 7.43 Garrett, J. Leo (Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1955 – 1957 7.44 Garrison, Searcy (Georgia Baptist Convention), 1957 7.45 Gayer, T. W. (Baptist Hospital, Alexandria, Louisiana), 1957 7.46 Geiser, S. W. (Southern Methodist University), 1950 7.47 General Baptist Messenger, 1954 7.48 Geren, Paul (Baylor University), 1956 – 1957 7.49 Geren, William H. (Chaplain, Naval Air Technical Training Center, Memphis,

Tennessee), 1946 7.50 Germany, 1941 – 1945 7.51 Germany – Baptists, 1958 7.52 Giers, Carl J. (First Baptist Church, Chattanooga, Tennessee), 1950 7.53 Gill, Arlen R. (Baltimore, Maryland), 1956 7.54 Gill, Everett (Latin American Missions, Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist

Convention), 1944 – 1952 7.55 Gillespie, A.L. (First Baptist Church, Charleston, Illinois), 1946 7.56 Gillespie, Arthur S. (New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary), 1950 7.57 Ginn, D. Perry (First Baptist Church, Hodgenville, Kentucky), 1956 7.58 Glass, Ernest & Marjorie, 1957 7.59 Godbold, Edgar (President, Louisiana College), 1943 7.60 Goerner, H. L. – “An Appreciation,” 1934

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7.61 Goerner, Henry Cornell – Articles & Research, 1951 – 1973 7.62 Goerner, Henry Cornell – Biblical Basis of Missions, 1951 7.63 Goerner, Henry Cornell – In Carey’s Train: A Concise History of Baptist Foreign

Missions, 1950 7.64 Goerner, Henry Cornell – Let’s Listen (Foreign Mission Study Book for Adults) – c.1950 7.65 Goerner, Margie and Mitzie (Daughters) 7.66 Goerner, Mrs. – “Africa” 7.67 Goerner, Mrs. – “Greece” 7.68 Goerner, Mrs. – “Increasing Interest in the Fine Arts in Virginia” (Every Monday Club) 7.69 Goerner, Mrs. – “New Frontiers in Medicine” 7.70 Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary, 1979 – 1980 7.71 Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary – Curriculum Committee, 1979 7.72 Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary – Faculty Meetings, 1979 7.73 Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary – Fellowship Group, 1979 – 1980 7.74 Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary – Student Evaluations, 1979 7.75 Golden Gate Missions Conference, 1980 7.76 Goldfinch, Sydney (Asuncion, Paraguay), 1945 – 1950 7.77 Graham, Billy, 1954 – 1956 7.78 Graham, Finlay M. (Near East Mission, Southern Baptist Convention), 1951 7.79 Gravatt, William D. (Fort Lewis Baptist Church, Salem, Virginia), 1950 7.80 Graves, Allen W. (Baptist Training Union Department, Sunday School Board, Southern

Baptist Convention), 1943 – 1957 7.81 Graves, Harold K. (President, Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary), 1957 7.82 Gray, Baron Dekalb, 1943 7.83 Greece, 1954 7.84 Greene, A. T. (Royal Ambassadors, South Carolina), 1946 – 1949 7.85 Greer, Genevieve (Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1949 7.86 Gregory, Harold D. (Tennessee Baptist Convention), 1949 7.87 Grey, J. D. (First Baptist Church, New Orleans, Louisiana), 1950 7.88 Griffith, L. O. (Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1943 – 1956 7.89 Grounds, Vernon C. (President, Conservative Baptist Theological Seminary, Denver,

Colorado), 1956 7.90 Groner, Orville (Dallas, Texas), 1946 7.91 Guatemala, 1952 – 1957 7.92 Guatemala – Honduras Mission, Executive Committee Report, 1956 7.93 Gunther, Wesley A. (Christian Science Committee on Publication for Kentucky), 1953 –

1956 7.94 Guy, Cal (Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1952 – 1953 7.95 Halbeck, Frank (Home Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1949 7.96 Halbeck, Frank (Home Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention) – Report of the

Jewish Department, 1949 7.97 Hale, Elizabeth (Selangor, Malaya), 1957 7.98 Hamilton, Wistar, Jr. (Baptist Bible Institute, New Orleans, Louisiana), 1944 7.99 Hands Across America – Mission Study Book, 1961 7.100 Harman, Charles L. (President, Bluefield College), 1948 – 1951 7.101 Harvest, The (Mid Missions Publication), 1954 – 1958

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7.102 Hastings, C. Brownlow (Baylor University), 1956 7.103 Hatton, Alvin (Royal Ambassadors, Arkansas), 1947 7.104 Hawaii, 1944 – 1954 7.105 Haynesville, Louisiana, 1943 – 1945 7.106 Hays, George H. (Japan Mission, Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention),

1949 – 1952 7.107 Head, E. D. (President, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1945 – 1947 7.108 Hearn, C. Aubrey (Training Union Department, Sunday School Board, Southern Baptist

Convention), 1945 7.109 Hebrew Christian Alliance Quarterly, 1944 – 1956 7.110 Hebrew Syntax (Yates) 7.111 Helms, F. Clyde (Committee on World Peace, Southern Baptist Convention), 1944 7.112 Helton, R. A. (Bluefield College), 1946 7.113 Henderson, Eula Mae (Woman’s Missionary Union, Texas), 1948 7.114 Hendricks, Garland H. (Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1957 7.115 Henley, J. B. (Mrs.) – Texas Baptist Mother of the Year, 1958 7.116 Herndon, J. D. (Horse Cave Baptist Church, Horse Cave, Kentucky), 1943 – 1947 7.117 Hester, H. I. (Board of Trustees, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1943 – 1957 7.118 Hewlett, J. Edwin (Southwest Baptist Church, St. Louis, Missouri), 1949 – 1956 7.119 Hill, Eugene (Graves Theological Seminary, Canton, China), 1945 – 1957 7.120 Hill, John L. (Broadman Press, Sunday School Board, Southern Baptist Convention),

1944 – 1947 7.121 Hill, Leonard, 1979 7.122 Hill, S. S. (President, Georgetown College), 1945 – 1946 7.123 Hill, Sam S., Jr. (Burlington Baptist Church, Burlington, Kentucky), 1954 7.124 Hillyer, H. S. (General Secretary, Canadian Baptist Foreign Mission Board), 1957 7.125 Hinduism, 1944 – 1955 7.126 Hinson, Arthur (Georgia Baptist Convention), 1957 7.127 Hirano, T. (Raleigh, North Carolina), 1945 Box 8 8.1 History of Baptist Missions – Notes 8.2 Hobbs, Herschel H., 1943 – 1957 8.3 Hodges, George – Sunday School Teacher, 1911 8.4 Holland, C. Z. (First Baptist Church, Jonesboro, Arkansas), 1948 8.5 Holland, W. T. (Baptist Evangelistic Campaign), 1943 – 1956 8.6 Holloway, Thomas T. (American Bible Society), 1943 8.7 Home Mission Congress (Columbus, Ohio), 1950 8.8 Home Missions Council in North America, 1942 8.9 Homiletics 8.10 Hopkins, Charles Howard (Stetson University, Deland, Florida), 1956 8.11 Horne, Linwood T. (University of Richmond, Virginia), 1983 8.12 Howard College – Graduation, 1964 8.13 Howington, Nolan (Union Mills, North Carolina), 1957 8.14 Hubbard, Carroll (First Baptist Church, Ashland, Kentucky), 1946 – 1948 8.15 Hughes, Robert E. (Emory University), 1952

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8.16 Hughey, J. D., Jr. (Baptist Theological Seminary, Ruschlikon, Zurich, Switzerland), 1956 8.17 Humphrey, George C. (Baylor University), 1947 – 1955 8.18 Hunker, Carl (Canon City, Colorado), 1946 8.19 Hunt, Alma (Executive Secretary, Woman’s Missionary Union), 1957 8.20 Hurst, Leonard (London Missionary Society, London, England), 1954 8.21 Hurt, Edward, Jr. (Brotherhood Commission), 1957 8.22 Immigration, 1958 8.23 India, 1939 – 1945 8.24 India, 1953 – 1957 8.25 Indigenous Church – Younger Churches, 1947 – 1956 8.26 Indonesia, 1952 – 1958 8.27 Ingles, James Wesley (Pennsylvania), 1957 8.28 Interdenominational Foreign Mission Association, 1952 – 1957 8.29 International Communications Congress, 1970 8.30 International Missionary Council, 1944 – 1956 8.31 Inter-seminary Movement, 1945 – 1948 8.32 Iraq, 1949 8.33 Israel, 1958 8.34 Italy, 1945 – 1957 8.35 Jackson, Herbert C. (Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1951 – 1957 8.36 Jackson, Judson G. (Georgia), 1943 – 1956 8.37 Jannsen, Wallace F. (United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare), 1956 8.38 Japan – Articles, 1945 – 1950 8.39 Japan – Clippings, 1945 – 1950 8.40 Japan – Pamphlets, 1948 – 1950 8.41 Japan – Postcards 8.42 Japanese in the United States, 1942 – 1945 8.43 Japan’s Southern Baptists: 60 Years of Missions, 1949 8.44 Jenkins, L. Howard (President, Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention),

1952 8.45 Jennings, V. V. (Bluefield College), 1951 8.46 Jensen, Louis P. (American Baptist Foreign Mission Society), 1943 8.47 Jessee, Cecil (Wetzel Memorial Baptist Church, Kirkwood, Missouri), 1944 8.48 Jews – Articles, 1942 – 1950 Box 9 9.1 Jews – Clippings, 1939 – 1952 9.2 Jews – Holidays 9.3 Jews – Pamphlets 9.4 Johnson, E. H. (Butler University), 1950 – 1953 9.5 Johnson, George (Baptist Foundation, Carbondale, Illinois), 1943 – 1944 9.6 Johnson, Hansford D. (Mercer University), 1956 9.7 Johnson, John N. (Southern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1982 – 1983 9.8 Johnson, Johnni (Assistant Editor, The Baptist Student), 1948 – 1950 9.9 Johnston, Earl W. (Northway Baptist Church, Dallas, Texas), 1946 – 1956 9.10 Joiner, W. L, III (South India), 1953

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9.11 Jones, Josephine (Woman’s Missionary Union, Florida), 1944 – 1947 9.12 Jones, Russell Bradley (Carson-Newman College), 1956 9.13 Journal – Africa Trips, 1969 – 1970 9.14 Journal – Africa Trips, 1972 – 1974 9.15 Journal – Africa Trips, 1975 – 1976 9.16 Journal – Africa, USA, 1961 – 1962 9.17 Journal – Africa, USA, 1965 – 1966 9.18 Journal – Africa, USA, 1967 – 1968 9.19 Journal – Central, East, & West Africa, 1971 9.20 Journal – Europe, 1958 – 1963 9.21 Journal – Europe, Middle East, Africa, 1958 9.22 Journal – French West Africa, Europe, 1959 – 1960 9.23 Journal – USA, 1969 9.24 Journal – Visitation Record, September, 1983 – September, 1986 9.25 Journal – Visitation Record, October, 1986 – May, 1990 9.26 Journal – World Trip, 1951 9.27 Journal – Mrs. Goerner – Africa & the Near East, 1961 – 1962 9.28 Judson College, 1948 Box 10 10.1 Kelly, L.C. (President, Clear Creek Mountain Preachers Bible School), 1946 – 1947 10.2 Kilgore, William Jackson (Baylor University), 1944 – 1952 10.3 Kim, Changsoon (Korean Baptist Church, Washington, D.C.), 1956 10.4 Kindall, W. Fred (Executive Secretary, Tennessee Baptist Convention), 1957 10.5 King, Martin Luther, 1958 10.6 Kitagawa, Daisuke – “Racial & Cultural Relations in the Ministry to the American

Indians: A Case Study of One Aspect of the Sociology of Christian Missions,” 1953 10.7 Knight, Charles W. (Southside Baptist Church, Lakeland, Florida), 1946 – 1983 10.8 Korea, 1941 – 1957 10.9 Kruschwitz, Verlin C. (Severns Baptist Church, Elizabethtown, Kentucky), 1952 – 1953 10.10 Labrador, 1949 10.11 Ladd, George E. (Fuller Theological Seminary), 1957 10.12 Lakeland, Florida, 1953 – 1956 10.13 Lambdin, J. E. (Baptist Training Union, Baptist Sunday School Board, Southern Baptist

Convention), 1943 – 1953 10.14 Land Reborn (American Christian Palestine Committee), 1950 – 1957 10.15 Languages, 1943 – 1944 10.16 Lansdell, Emily (President, Carver School of Missions & Social Work), 1957 10.17 Latin America, 1938 – 1958 10.18 Latin America – Bibliography 10.19 Latin America – Tour, 1948 (1 of 2) 10.20 Latin America – Tour, 1948 (2 of 2) 10.21 Latourette, Kenneth Scott (Yale University), 1943 – 1954 10.22 Lawrence, J. B. (Executive Secretary-Treasurer, Home Mission Board, Southern Baptist

Convention), 1945 – 1949

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10.23 Lawrence, Una Roberts (Home Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1944 – 1956

10.24 Lawton, Ben R. (New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary), 1954 – 1955 10.25 Leach, Milton S. (Spanish Missions), 1953 10.26 Leavell, Frank H. (Baptist Student Union Department, Sunday School Board, Southern

Baptist Convention), 1943 – 1948 10.27 Leavell, Roland Q. (President, New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary), 1950 – 1953 10.28 Leprosy Ministry, 1951 10.29 Letters of Appreciation, 1976 10.30 Letters of Congratulation, 1956 – 1959 10.31 Lewis, W. O. (General Secretary, Baptist World Alliance), 1943 10.32 Liberia – Christmas Card, 1978 10.33 Library & Accessions, 1948 – 1950 10.34 Ligon, M. E. (University of Kentucky), 1946 10.35 Lindsell, Harold (Fuller Theological Seminary), 1957 10.36 Liquor, 1943 – 1952 10.37 Listen – North Carolina Baptists 10.38 Literacy, 1946 – 1956 10.39 Louisville Area Council of Churches, 1949 10.40 Maddox, Samuel E. (Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1948 – 1952 10.41 Maddry, Charles E. (Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1943 – 1944 10.42 Madison, Ward N. (American University at Cairo), 1951 10.43 Magee, Nell (Baptist Student Union, University of Illinois), 1957 10.44 Magnusson, John (Orebro Missionary Society, Sweden), 1956 10.45 Malaya, 1944 – 1955 10.46 Mallory, Kathleen (Woman’s Missionary Union), 1949 10.47 Mapleh, Africanus L. M. – “Report to Liberia Direct Baptist Native Missionary

Conference,” 1970 10.48 Maps – Catalog 10.49 Maps – Missions 10.50 Maring, Norman H. (Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1956 10.51 Marksberry, Henry B. (President, Campbellsville College), 1954 10.52 Marsh, F. A. (Editor, Vision, Australian Baptist Foreign Mission Board), 1956 10.53 Marshall, J. W. (President, Wayland College), 1943 – 1949 10.54 Marshall, William W. (Kentucky Baptist Convention), 1983 10.55 Marti, Fritz (University of Chicago), 1944 10.56 Martin, Charles L., Jr. (Howard College), 1948 10.57 Martin, Earl & Jane (Nairobi, Kenya), 1958 10.58 Martin, George R. (Mrs.) (President, Woman’s Missionary Union), 1949 10.59 Martin, J. Curtis (City Mission Program, Home Mission Board, Southern Baptist

Convention), 1947 10.60 Martin, Lewis W. (Home Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1944 – 1952 10.61 Martin, Robert G. (Phillips University), 1943 10.62 Masden, Elmer C. (Carson-Newman College), 1945 10.63 Mason, David E. – Literacy Missions: A Handbook for Laubach Literacy’s Kenya

Literacy Mission, 1965

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10.64 Maston, T. B. (Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1945 – 1957 Box 11 11.1 Mather, Juliette (Woman’s Missionary Union), 1943 – 1954 11.2 Mathis, R.L. (Mrs.) (Woman’s Missionary Union), 1947 – 1957 11.3 McAlister, Thomas G. (Northwestern University), 1945 – 1953 11.4 McCall, Duke (Executive Committee, Southern Baptist Convention; President, Southern

Baptist Theological Seminary), 1943 – 1958 11.5 McCaulley, Fred A. (Home Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1951 – 1954 11.6 McClellan, Albert (Executive Committee, Southern Baptist Convention), 1953 – 1979 11.7 McClure, A. V. (First Seventh Day Adventist Church, Louisville, Kentucky), 1957 11.8 McConnell, H. Cecil (Santiago, Chile), 1949 – 1957 11.9 McCullough, Glendon (Royal Ambassadors, Brotherhood Commission, Southern Baptist

Convention), 1945 – 1956 11.10 McDonald, Erwin L. (Furman University), 1952 11.11 McGavran, Donald (College of Missions, Frankfort, Michigan), 1957 11.12 McGinnis, W. H. (American Baptist Missionary Society), 1956 11.13 McGlon, Charles A. (Southern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1957 11.14 McKay, M. Ray (Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1957 11.15 McKinster, Martin V. (Clear Creek Baptist Mountain Preachers School), 1954 11.16 McLain, Ralph E. (Meredith College), 1950 11.17 McLaughlin, Charles (Tarrant Baptist Church, Fort Worth, Texas), 1956 11.18 McLaurin, J. B. (Canadian Baptist Foreign Mission Board), 1943 – 1950 11.19 McLeish, Alexander (World Denomination Press, London, England), 1952 11.20 McManus, Harold (Mercer University), 1956 11.21 McMillan, Archie M., 1948 – 1956 11.22 McMinn, J. B. (New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary), 1956 11.23 Mead, J. Earl (Baptist Evangelical Campaign), 1945 11.24 Means, Frank K. (Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention; Southwestern

Baptist Theological Seminary), 1943 – 1957 11.25 Means, Frank K. – “Unity” 11.26 Medical Missions, 1953 – 1954 11.27 Mein, John (Seminario Theologico Batista do Notre do Brasil), 1944 – 1946 11.28 Melanesia, 1930 – 1948 11.29 Meloy, John W. (Louisville Council of Churches), 1948 – 1949 11.30 Meredith, Nina (Baptist Student Union, Baylor University), 1945 11.31 Metropolitan Tabernacle (London), 1959 11.32 Mexico, 1941 – 1955 11.33 Mexico-Central America Tour, 1953 11.34 Mexico Tour, 1955 11.35 Michael, Frederick J. (Laymen’s Missionary Movement of North America), 1949 11.36 Micronesia, 1942 – 1944 11.37 Middlebrook, A. W. (Baptist Institute of the Ozarks), 1956 11.38 Middlebrook, J. B. (Baptist Missionary Society, London, England), 1956 11.39 Middle East, 1945 – 1958 11.40 Middle East – Israel Digest, 1958

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11.41 Middle East – Jewish Newsletter, 1958 11.42 Middle East – Middle East Press Review, 1958 11.43 Mid-Missions, 1949 – 1955 11.44 Mid-Missions (Newsletter), 1949 – 1953 11.45 Middleton, James W. (First Baptist Church, Atlanta, Georgia), 1945 11.46 Miles, Herbert J. (Carson-Newman College), 1956 – 1957 11.47 Miles, Herbert J. – “Tennessee Baptist Pastors” 11.48 Miller, A. C. (Christian Life Commission), 1945 – 1957 11.49 Miller, A. C. and Pascual Hurtiz – Forum on Racial Ministries, 1945 11.50 “Mission Meeting at Iwo” – Slide Presentation 11.51 Mission Tours, 1955 11.52 Mission Volunteer Band 11.53 Missionary Appointment Services, 1957 11.54 Missionary Education Council, 1953 – 1957 11.55 Missionary Education Council – Minutes, 1949 – 1957 11.56 Missionary Obligation of the Church, 1952 11.57 Missionary Orientation Conferences – Baylor University, 1957 – 1958 11.58 Missionary Societies 11.59 Mohammedanism – Carver Lecture 11.60 Monroe, George C. (Southern Baptist College; American Baptist Theological Seminary),

1946 – 1957 11.61 Moody, Dale (Baptist Theological Seminary), 1945 – 1957 11.62 Moody, W. H. (Mrs.) (President, Woman’s Missionary Union, Kentucky), 1946 11.63 Moore, Arthur J. (Methodist Board of Missions & Church Extension), 1946 11.64 Moore, H. Guy (Broadway Baptist Church, Fort Worth, Texas), 1946 – 1957 11.65 Moore, J. A. (Vienna, Austria), 1956 11.66 Moore, John M. (National Council on Religion in Higher Education), 1948 11.67 Moore, Kenneth R. (Hannibal-LaGrange College), 1956 11.68 Moore, Merrill D. (Executive Committee, Southern Baptist Convention), 1957 11.69 Morton, Mary, 1944 – 1945 11.70 Morton, W. H. (Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky), 1957 11.71 Mueller, William A. (Southern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1957 11.72 Murdoch, John C. (Connie Maxwell Children’s Home, South Carolina), 1956 11.73 Myers, Harry S. (United Scholarship Council of the Churches of Christ in the United

States and Canada), 1946 – 1948 11.74 Myklebust, O. B. (Edge Institute, Oslo, Norway), 1950 – 1956 11.75 Nall, T. Otto (Editor, The New Christian Advocate, Chicago, Illinois), 1956 11.76 Nash, Travis (Baptist Brotherhood, Kentucky), 1953 11.77 National Council of Churches, 1956 – 1957 11.78 National Council of Churches – Division of Foreign Missions, 1951 – 1957 (1 of 2) 11.79 National Council of Churches – Division of Foreign Missions, 1951 – 1957 (2 of 2) 11.80 National Council of Churches – General Assembly, 1957 11.81 Near East, 1948 – 1958 11.82 Neely, Thomas L. (Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1953 11.83 Nelson, Wilton M. (Seminario Biolico Latino Americano, San Jose, Costa Rica), 1950 11.84 Neprash, I. V. (Russian Missionary Service, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), 1951

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11.85 “New Day for Christian Missions” by H. Cornell Goerner, 1949 11.86 New Guinea, 1928 11.87 New Orleans, Louisiana, 1950 11.88 Newport, John P. (Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1947 – 1955 11.89 Newton, Gene (Miss) (Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1944 –

1947 11.90 Nichols, Buford L. (Baptist Mission Compound, Shanghai, China; Seminari Theologicia

Baptis di Indonesia), 1947 – 1956 11.91 Nichols, J. Harvey (National Gardens Baptist Church, Falls Church, Virginia), 1957 11.92 Nichols, Sophia (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), 1954 Box 12 12.1 Nigeria, 1937 – 1949 (1 of 2) 12.2 Nigeria, 1937 – 1949 (2 of 2) 12.3 Nigerian Seminary, 1947 – 1948 12.4 Nigerian Tour, 1947 12.5 Noonkester, J. Ralph (President, William Carey College), 1956 – 1989 12.6 Nordenhaug, Joseph (Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1948 12.7 Norfleet, Frank (Immanuel Baptist Church, Paducah, Kentucky), 1951 – 1953 12.8 Norgaard, Johannes (Baptist Seminary, Tollose, Denmark), 1953 – 1957 12.9 Norman, William R. (Baptist Hospital, Nigeria), 1957 12.10 North American Baptist Association – Little Rock, Arkansas, 1956 12.11 North American Baptist General Conference (German-American), 1949 – 1956 12.12 North American Inter-seminary Conference (Oxford, Ohio), 1947 12.13 North Carolina Baptist Convention, 1957 12.14 Northern Baptist Convention – Foreign Mission Society, 1946 – 1947 12.15 Norton, James R. (Universidad de Cartagena, Cartagena, Colombia), 1957 12.16 Mourse, E. M. (Louisville, Kentucky), 1943 – 1950 12.17 Nuckols, Randolph W. (First and Merchants National Bank, Richmond, Virginia), 1957 12.18 Nunn, Charles B. (Richmond Baptist Association, Virginia), 1983 12.19 O’Dell, Ruth (Habana, Cuba), 1950 – 1953 12.20 Oates, M. Davis (Mision Bautista del Peru), 1949 – 1954 12.21 Oates, Wayne E. (Southern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1945 – 1957 12.22 Olive, Howard D. (Auburn, Alabama), 1948 – 1957 12.23 Oliver, A. Ben (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), 1957 12.24 Oliver, Ellen Douglas (Woman’s Missionary Union), 1949 12.25 Open Windows, 1945 12.26 Ordination Papers, 1929 12.27 Orr, Charles (Paris, Tennessee), 1952 12.28 Osborne, Opal (Sky, Kentucky), 1946 12.29 Ott, Katherine Ruth (Dallas, Texas), 1950 12.30 Owen, Frank B. (Harris Hospital, Fort Worth, Texas), 1952 – 1953 12.31 Owen, Richard N. (Editor, Baptist and Reflector, Nashville, Tennessee), 1956 12.32 Pakistan, 1954 12.33 Palestine, 1941 – 1949 12.34 Panama, 1953 – 1956

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12.35 Paraguay, 1946 – 1954 12.36 Parham, Robert M. (Gainesville, Florida), 1956 – 1957 12.37 Parks, R. Keith (Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1983 12.38 Passport 12.39 Pastors’ Conference, 1952 12.40 Patterson, I. N. (Baptist Building, Ibadan, Nigeria), 1957 12.41 Patterson, Sara Lon (Gray Court, South Carolina), 1983 12.42 Patterson, W. Morgan (Dean of Academic Affairs, Golden Gate Baptist Theological

Seminary), 1979 – 1980 12.43 Percy, J. D. (Interdenominational Foreign Mission Association), 1952 12.44 Persia, 1947 – 1951 12.45 Personal 12.46 Peru, 1950 – 1954 12.47 Phi Beta Kappa, 1951 – 1954 12.48 Philippines, 1945 – 1955 12.49 Phillips High School (Birmingham, Alabama) – Yearbook, 1924 12.50 Phillips High School (Birmingham, Alabama) – Yearbook, 1925 12.51 Philosophy Class Notes, 1933 – 1934 12.52 Photographs 12.53 Photographs – Family 12.54 Photographs – Japan 12.55 Pielstick, Don F. (Home Missions Council of North America, Inc., New York), 1950 12.56 Pinson, W. M. (President, Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary), 1979 12.57 Polynesia, 1944 – 1949 12.58 Poul, J. C. (Baptist Seminary, Ogbomosho, Nigeria), 1956 12.59 Portugal, 1956 12.60 Portugal – Baptists 12.61 Preparation of Missionaries, 1944 – 1949 12.62 Presbyterian World Tour, 1954 12.63 Prince, Lewis G. (Tulsa, Oklahoma), 1956 12.64 Principles of Missions, 1929 – 1938 12.65 Proposed School of Religious Education, 1952 12.66 Protestant Missions to Indians in the United States, 1950 12.67 Prunier, Thomas J. (Fort Campbell, Kentucky), 1957 12.68 Publications – Ambassador for Life, 1957 – 1958 12.69 Publications – Commission, 1957 – 1958 Box 13 13.1 Publications – Crusader: The American Baptist News Magazine, 1958 13.2 Publications – Ecumenical Review, 1958 13.3 Publications – Home Missions, 1957 – 1958 13.4 Publications – Little Commission, 1946 – 1948 13.5 Publications – Nigerian Baptist, 1957 – 1958 13.6 Publications – Pastor’s Round Table, 1958 13.7 Puerto Rico, 1943 – 1952 13.8 Quick, Mary (Woman’s Missionary Union Training School), 1946

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13.9 Race Relations 13.10 Radio and Missions 13.11 Ragatz, Henry Harris (American Bible Society), 1951 – 1956 13.12 Raley, John Wesley (President, Oklahoma Baptist University), 1948 13.13 Randall, Elma (Union College), 1944 13.14 Randall, Estelle (Woman’s Missionary Union, Kentucky), 1952 13.15 Randall, Ruth M. (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), 1949 13.16 Rankin, M. Theron (Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1943 – 1952 13.17 Ranson, Charles W. (International Missionary Council, New York), 1957 13.18 Ranson, Guy H. (Yale Divinity School), 1944 – 1956 13.19 Ratliff, J. D. (Tegucigalpa, Honduras), 1954 – 1956 13.20 Ray, James W. (Baptist Student Union, North Carolina), 1948 – 1952 13.21 Redford, Courts (Home Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1945 – 1957 13.22 Reed, R. Alton (Relief and Annuity Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1957 13.23 Rees, Howard D. (Baptist Student Union, Washington, D.C.), 1955 13.24 Reichel, Emil C. (National Spiritual Association), 1956 13.25 Reid, Orvil W. (Guadalagara, Mexico), 1956 13.26 Reisner, John H. (Foreign Missions Conference of North America), 1946 – 1951 13.27 Relief Missions, 1946 – 1950 13.28 Religious Liberty 13.29 Reports – Monthly – Africa, 1967 13.30 Reports – Monthly – Africa, 1969 13.31 Retirement Letters, 1976 – 1979 13.32 Review and Expositor, 1946 – 1947 13.33 Revised Standard Version of the New Testament, 1953 13.34 Revival Plan Book – Simultaneous Crusade, 1959 13.35 Rex, F. J. (World Literacy and Christian Literature), 1956 13.36 Richardson, J. W. (Columbia, South Carolina), 1948 – 1949 13.37 Riddle, J. I. (President, Judson College), 1948 13.38 Riffey, John L. (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), 1943 – 1951 13.39 Rigdon, Raymond M. (Georgia Baptist Convention; Baptist Sunday School Board,

Southern Baptist Convention), 1946 – 1957 13.40 Riley, Ralph W. (American Baptist Theological Seminary), 1947 13.41 Roberts, Frances E. (Paraguay), 1957 13.42 Roberts, Lois (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), 1953 13.43 Robertson, James T. (President, Christian Citizens International), 1954 13.44 Robinson, Edwina (Woman’s Missionary Union, Mississippi), 1953 13.45 Robinson, Joseph R. (Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1954 13.46 Robison, O. C. (Nigeria, West Africa), 1957 13.47 Romanian Baptists in America (Vasile W. Jones), 1953 13.48 Romanian Missionary Society, 1979 13.49 Ross, Emory (Foreign Missions Conference of North America), 1943 – 1952 13.50 Ross, Pat (Georgetown College), 1956 13.51 Rossman, Parker (Student Volunteer Movement, New York), 1947 – 1948 13.52 Rotary, 1979 – 1980 13.53 Rotunda (Yearbook, Southern Methodist University), 1929

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13.54 Routh, E. C. (Editor, The Commission, Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1943 – 1957

13.55 Routh, Porter (Executive Committee, Southern Baptist Convention), 1946 – 1953 13.56 Royal Ambassador Programs, 1943 – 1946 13.57 Runyan, Farrell E. (Nigeria, West Africa), 1948 13.58 Rycroft, W. Stanley (Committee on Cooperation in Latin America, New York), 1950 13.59 Rural Missions, 1941 – 1949 (1 of 2) 13.60 Rural Missions, 1941 – 1949 (2 of 2) 13.61 Rural Missions – “Baptist Program of Religious Education in the Southern Highlands” by

Merrill Aldridge – c.1945 13.62 Rural Missions – Clear Creek Mountain Preachers Bible School, 1946 – 1948 13.63 Rural Missions – Mountain Voice, 1946 – 1954 13.64 Rural Missions – Oneida Mountaineer, 1947 – 1951 13.65 Russia, 1940 – 1956 13.66 Sadler Baptist College (Ghana, West Africa), 1957 13.67 Sadler, George W. (Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1943 – 1957 13.68 Sampey, John R., 1946 – 1950 13.69 Sanderson, Leonard (Home Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1956 13.70 Saunders, J. R. (Pan Pacific Centers, Inc.), 1957 13.71 Saunders, William E. (President, Peddie School for Boys, Highstown, New Jersey), 1946 13.72 Scaggs, Josephine (Nigeria), 1956 – 1957 13.73 Schedules – Goerner, 1955 13.74 Schmidt, Kermit J. (Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1943 13.75 Schroeder, Eberhard (Baptist Publication Society, Kassel, Germany), 1957 13.76 Schroeder, George W. (Brotherhood Commission, Southern Baptist Convention), 1950 –

1956 13.77 Schroeder, Robert H. (Union Theological Seminary), 1957 13.78 Schweitzer, George K (University of Tennessee), 1956 – 1957 13.79 Schwyler, George S. (Editor, The Pittsburgh Courier, New York), 1949 13.80 Scofield, Fon H. (Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1948 – 1957 13.81 Scofield, Johnni J. (Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1983 13.82 Seats, V. Lavell (American Baptist Mission, Ibadan, Nigeria), 1949 – 1953 13.83 Segler, Franklin M. (Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1951 13.84 Seinan, Jo Gakun (Kokura, Japan), 1948 – 1954 13.85 Sellers, James E. (Vanderbilt University), 1957 13.86 Seminar – Philosophy of Christianity 13.87 Seminar – Philosophy of Religion Box 14 14.1 Seminar – Psychology of Religion 14.2 Seminary Extension Courses 14.3 Sermon – “Paul’s Pathway,” 1929 14.4 Sermon – “The Unrecognized Christ” 14.5 Sermon Notes 14.6 Sermon Notes 14.7 Sermon Notes

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14.8 Sermon Notes 14.9 Sermon Notes 14.10 Sermon Notes 14.11 Sermon Notes 14.12 Sermon Notes 14.13 Sermon Notes 14.14 Sermon Notes 14.15 Sermon Notes 14.16 Sermon Notes 14.17 Sermon Notes 14.18 Sermon Notes 14.19 Sermons – Missions 14.20 Seventh Day Baptist Missionary Society (Ashaway, Rhode Island), 1944 14.21 Shacklock, Floyd (Committee on World Literacy, National Council of Churches), 1956 14.22 Shelley, Marjorie (Congo Belge, Africa), 1952 14.23 Shields, O. R. (St. Louis, Missouri), 1952 14.24 Short, Eunice (Bison Association, Oklahoma Baptist University), 1953 14.25 Shumaker, Eri J. (President, Oneida Institute), 1947 14.26 Siegelman, Charles L. (Louisville, Kentucky), 1953 14.27 Simonson, Verna (Committee on Cooperation in Latin America, New York), 1950 14.28 Singleton, Janice (Woman’s Missionary Union, Georgia), 1947 14.29 Skinner, R. T. (Editor, Western Recorder, Louisville, Kentucky), 1953 – 1956 14.30 Skoglund, John E. (American Baptist Foreign Mission Society), 1951 – 1953 14.31 Skov, Mary (Danish Nurse), 1957 14.32 Sloan, Albert (Carson-Newman College), 1956 14.33 Smith, Bertha (Cowpens, South Carolina), 1946 14.34 Smith, Gerald T. (Naval Training School, College of William and Mary), 1943 14.35 Smith, John C. (Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions), 1951 14.36 Smith, Lucy E. (Shanghai, China), 1947 14.37 Smith, Luther – “Reflection of the New Mission Concept,” 1956 14.38 Smith, Rogers M. (Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1954 – 1957 14.39 Smith, Shelton (Duke University), 1956 14.40 Smyth, Earl B. (Mrs.) (President, Woman’s Missionary Union, Texas), 1948 14.41 Soliz, Cohen J. Jr. (Jewish Publication Society of America), 1943 14.42 Sorensen, Roald (Missouri Baptist Children’s Home), 1957 14.43 South American Missions, 1945 14.44 Southard, Samuel (Institute of Religion, Texas Medical Center), 1955 – 1956 14.45 Southern Baptist Convention, 1945 – 1954 14.46 Southern Baptist Convention – Controversy, 1985 14.47 Southern Baptist Foreign Missions, 1941 – 1951(1 of 2) 14.48 Southern Baptist Foreign Missions, 1941 – 1951(2 of 2) 14.49 Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1935 – 1952 14.50 Southern Baptist Theological Seminary – Calendar of Schedules, 1941 – 1955 14.51 Southern Baptist Theological Seminary – Commencement Programs, 1937 – 1957 14.52 Southern Baptist Theological Seminary – Controversy, 1948 14.53 Southern Baptist Theological Seminary – Events, 1942 – 1943

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14.54 Southern Baptist Theological Seminary – Faculty (1 of 3) Box 15 15.1 Southern Baptist Theological Seminary – Faculty (2 of 3) 15.2 Southern Baptist Theological Seminary – Faculty (3 of 3) 15.3 Southern Baptist Theological Seminary – Foreign Students 15.4 Southern Baptist Theological Seminary – Guest Professors 15.5 Southern Baptist Theological Seminary – Resolution of Appreciation 15.6 Southern Baptist Theological Seminary – Seminary News, 1934 – 1943 15.7 Southern Baptist Theological Seminary – Staff Meetings 15.8 Southern Baptist Theological Seminary – Student Activities 15.9 Southern Baptist Theological Seminary – The Tie, 1944 – 1947 15.10 Southern Baptist Theological Seminary – The Tie, 1948 – 1949 15.11 Southern Baptist Theological Seminary – The Tie, 1950 – 1952 15.12 Southern Baptist Theological Seminary – The Tie, 1953 – 1956 15.13 Southern Regional Council, 1945 – 1947 15.14 Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1945 15.15 Spain, 1936 – 1954 15.16 Spanish Baptist Union, 1958 15.17 Spanish-Mexicans in the United States of America, 1945 – 1956 15.18 Sparkman, Lloyd A. (Pine Bluff, Arkansas), 1943 15.19 Sparks, D. Chester (President, Oneida Institute), 1949 15.20 Speaking Engagements, 1939 – 1946 15.21 Speaking Engagements, 1948 – 1957 15.22 Speaking Engagements, 1979 – 1981 15.23 Spiritual Mobilization, 1946 15.24 Spurgeon College, 1958 15.25 St. Amant, C. Penrose (New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary), 1949 15.26 Stagg, Frank (New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary), 1950 – 1951 15.27 Stainback, A. H. (President, Baptist Bible Institute), 1953 15.28 Stam, Peter (Student Foreign Mission Fellowship), 1944 15.29 Stamps, D. F. (Holly Hill, Florida), 1951 15.30 Stanfield, V. L. (Southern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1956 15.31 Starkey, Lawrence H. (Sierra Madre, California), 1951 15.32 Starmer, Roy (Rome, Italy), 1956 15.33 State Conventions, 1952 – 1953 15.34 Statistics of Protestant Missions: Educational and Medical Work, 1953 15.35 Stealey, Sydnor (Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1954 – 1957 15.36 Stearns, Ada P. (American Baptist Foreign Mission Society), 1956 15.37 Steely, John E. (Southern Baptist College), 1948 – 1952 15.38 Stephens, Mary Essie (Woman’s Missionary Union, Alabama), 1957 15.39 Stewardship, 1939 – 1956 15.40 Stokely, Edith (Baptist Student Union, Southern Methodist University), 1944 – 1945 15.41 Stover, T. B. (Imprensa Biblioca Braxileira), 1946 15.42 Strict Baptist Mission, 1948 – 1949 15.43 Student Volunteer Movement (New York), 1945 – 1954

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15.44 Sudan, 1958 15.45 Sullivan, James L. (Executive Secretary-Treasurer, Baptist Sunday School Board,

Southern Baptist Convention), 1954 15.46 Summer Institute of Linguistics (University of Oklahoma), 1946 – 1954 15.47 Sunday School Board, 1957 15.48 Survey Bulletin, 1947 – 1958 15.49 Swilley, Monroe F., Jr. (Atlanta, Georgia), 1950 – 1951 15.50 Tarpley, Fred (Knoxville, Tennessee), 1952 15.51 Taylor, Elred M. (General Association of Baptists in Kentucky), 1953 15.52 Taylor, Joseph – West of the Yangtze Gorges, 1936 15.53 Taylor, L. Dan (Carson-Newman College), 1951 15.54 Taylor, Maye Belle (Brazil), 1948 15.55 Taylor, Nell (Woman’s Missionary Union, Mississippi), 1946 15.56 Taylor, Noel M. (Illinois Baptist State Association), 1954 15.57 Taylor, W. C. (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), 1944 15.58 Teaching Stewardship in the Sunbeam Bands 15.59 Tennison, Eugene (Southern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1957 15.60 Terrill, C. W. (Georgetown College), 1945 – 1946 15.61 Terry, William E. (United Methodist Ministries, Beaverdam, Virginia), 1983 15.62 Texas, 1945 15.63 Thailand, 1957 Box 16 16.1 Theological Education, 1947 – 1954 16.2 Theological Seminaries – Overseas, 1955 16.3 Thomas, Clifton C. (Maryland Baptist Union Association), 1953 – 1955 16.4 Thomasson, Florence (Woman’s Missionary Union, Alabama), 1943 16.5 Thompson, Mary Alice (Woman’s Missionary Union, Colorado), 1947 16.6 Thorpe, John K. (Strict Baptist Mission, London, England), 1956 16.7 Thurman, Peyton (Russellville, Kentucky), 1945 16.8 Tibet, 1946 16.9 Tiffany, Ellis L. (Rogers, Arkansas), 1953 – 1956 16.10 Tisdale, William Edward (Southern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1946 16.11 Tolbert, Arch (Inter-seminary Committee, National Council of Churches), 1953 16.12 Toledo, Jose Rey (U.S. Indian School, Santa Fe, New Mexico), 1953 16.13 Toler, Thomas, 1956 16.14 Tour Notes, 1955 16.15 Treadway, Charles F. (Baptist Sunday School Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1957 16.16 Tribble, Harold W. (President, Wake Forest College), 1952 – 1957 16.17 Tri-county Southern Baptist Association (Kansas) – Broadcaster, 1957 16.18 Truex, C. M. (Mrs.) (Woman’s Missionary Union, Missouri), 1947 16.19 Tubbs, John M. (Virginia Baptist Board of Missions and Education), 1950 – 1952 16.20 Turkey, 1928 – 1935 16.21 Turner, Frances King (Woman’s Missionary Union, Georgia), 1943 16.22 Turner, Maynard P., Jr. (President, American Baptist Theological Seminary), 1957 16.23 Turner, O. E. (Paris, Tennessee), 1952

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16.24 Tyler, Grace (Rome, Italy), 1952 16.25 Tyler, Wilford C. (Blue Mountain College), 1947 16.26 Ugbolue, Robert N. (American Baptist Theological Seminary), 1950 16.27 United Nations, 1945 – 1957 16.28 Uruguay, 1947 – 1949 16.29 Uzzell, Minter, 1945 16.30 Valentine, Foy (Director, Christian Life Commission, Southern Baptist Convention),

1956 – 1957 16.31 Vance, Owen (University of Kentucky), 1946 16.32 Van Cleave, Mazelle (Blue Mountain College), 1943 – 1944 16.33 Van Osdol, Zelma (Woman’s Missionary Union Training School), 1946 16.34 Van Royen, R. G. (Panama and Canal Zone, Home Mission Board, Southern Baptist

Convention), 1954 16.35 Vaught, W. O., Jr. (Little Rock, Arkansas), 1950 – 1957 16.36 Venezuela, 1956 16.37 Verse, Harry W. (Gambier, Ohio), 1947 16.38 Vieira, Carlos (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil), 1944 – 1945 16.39 Visual Education 16.40 Volunteers of America, 1943 – 1946 16.41 Von Rohn, John (Pomona College), 1951 16.42 Waffensmith, J. W. (Hamden, Connecticut), 1946 16.43 Wagnon, J. D. (Royal Ambassadors, Louisiana), 1949 16.44 Walker, Catherine B. (Woman’s Missionary Union Training School), 1946 16.45 War and Missions, 1941 – 1944 16.46 Wardin, Francis Marion (Jefferson City, Tennessee), 1951 – 1957 16.47 Warren, C. C. (Charlotte, North Carolina), 1953 16.48 Warren, James T. (President, Carson-Newman College), 1943 – 1947 16.49 Washington, D. C., 1956 16.50 Wasson, A. W. (Board of Missions and Church Extension of the Methodist Church),

1943 16.51 Watson, Paul M. (Harvey Browne Memorial Presbyterian Church, Louisville, Kentucky),

1947 – 1948 16.52 Watt, Hugh (New College, Edinburgh, Scotland), 1949 16.53 Watts, J. Wash (New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary), 1952 16.54 Watts, Joseph T. (Maryland Baptist Union Association), 1945 – 1946 16.55 Watts, Thomas J. (Relief and Annuity Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1945 16.56 Weatherspoon, J. B. (Southern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1956 16.57 Webber, Aaron F. (Evangelical Seminary, Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico), 1948 16.58 Weddell, Sue (Division of Foreign Missions, National Council of Churches), 1951 16.59 Weeks, Nan F. (Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1944 – 1950 16.60 Weirman, Warren L. (Carson-Newman College), 1954 – 1956 16.61 Weigle, Luther A. (Yale University), 1944 – 1946 16.62 Wesberry, James P. (Atlanta, Georgia), 1946 16.63 West, Ann (Berea College), 1954 16.64 West, Elmer S., Jr. (Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1953 – 1957 16.65 West, G. Allen (Nashville, Tennessee), 1944 – 1954

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16.66 West Indies, 1938 – 1953 16.67 Wethington, L. Elbert (Duke University), 1954 16.68 Whaley, Charles and Lois (Tokyo, Japan), 1949 – 1957 16.69 Whaley, Harvey T. (Beaumont, Texas), 1950 – 1956 16.70 Whirley, Carl (Baptist College, Iwo, Nigeria), 1952 – 1957 16.71 White, Blanche Snydor (Woman’s Missionary Union, Virginia), 1957 16.72 Whitten, Charles (Buenos Aires, Argentina), 1951 16.73 Whitten, W. A. (Seminary Extension Department, Southern Baptist Convention), 1957 16.74 Whitworth, Frances (Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1956 16.75 Wilkinson, Allen (Muskogee, Oklahoma), 1944 – 1945 16.76 Wilkinson, C. Wesley (Southern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1983 16.77 William Carey College – Thomas F. Staley Distinguished Christian Scholar Lecture

Program, 1985 16.78 William Carey College – Yearbook, 1966 16.79 Williams, Eunice (Convington, Kentucky), 1948 16.80 Williams, H. E. (President, Southern Baptist College), 1952 16.81 Williams, J. Howard (Executive Secretary, Baptist General Convention of Texas;

President, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary), 1952 – 1956 16.82 Williams, Les, 1943 – 1957 16.83 Wilson, J. Christy (Princeton Theological Seminary), 1954 16.84 Wilson, Jesse R. (International Missionary Council, World Council of Churches), 1952 –

1957 16.85 Winborne, Mary P. (Woman’s Missionary Union, Kentucky), 1946 – 1948 16.86 Winders, Ralph B. (Department of Student Work, Virginia Baptist Board of Missions and

Education), 1947 – 1953 16.87 Winfield, Gerald F. (Director, United Service to China, New York), 1949 16.88 Wingo, Beulah (Woman’s Missionary Union, Ohio), 1957 16.89 Wingo, Virginia (Woman’s Missionary Union, Louisiana), 1946 16.90 Woman’s Missionary Union, 1936 – 1947 16.91 Woman’s Missionary Union – Annual Report, 1949, 1957 16.92 Women in Theology 16.93 Wood, James E., 1948 – 1957 16.94 Wood, Kenneth P. (Investors Syndicate, Lexington, Kentucky), 1949 16.95 Wood, Waldo E. (Florida Baptist Convention), 1952 16.96 Wooten, Mary Ellen (Woman’s Missionary Union Training School), 1946 16.97 World Council of Churches, 1947 – 1957 16.98 World Missions, 1956 – 1957 16.99 World Religions 16.100 World Student Service Fund, 1946 16.101 World Tour, 1951 (1 of 2) 16.102 World Tour, 1951 (2 of 2) 16.103 Worthy, Charles Clyde (Rex, Georgia), 1983 16.104 Wright, Elbert L. (Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1957 16.105 Yale Divinity School, 1955 – 1958 16.106 Yancey, Mary Ellen (Woman’s Missionary Union Training School), 1946 16.107 Yelton, J. Charles (Deland, Florida), 1945

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16.108 Young, Chester R. (Hawaii Mission, Foreign Mission Board, Southern Baptist Convention), 1952 – 1956

16.109 Youth for Christ, 1946 16.110 Zambus, James (Bluefield College), 1954 16.111 Zondervan, B. D. (Zondervan Publishing House), 1950