The twenty men of 1891 : Wake Forest College : life sketches of the men and history of Wake Forest, 1887-1891 / R. L. Paschal, editor. 1941.

Kendrick, Richard E.

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Mitchell, Wayland.

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Williams, Charles B. (Charles Bray), 1869-1952

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Reverend C.B Williams was a graduate of Wake Forest College (Class of 1891). He served as a Baptist pastor in North Carolina, Kentucky, Texas, and Tennessee and as a professor and dean of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. He was an author of books and articles primarily on the New Testament. From the description of Charles Bray Williams Papers, 1910-1989 (Wake Forest University - ZSR Library). WorldCat record id: 59883036 ...

Beckwith, Junius Calvin.

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Burns, Robert Lee.

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Royall, Francis Martin.

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Mason, Braxton Kelly.

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Spilman, Bernard Washington, 1871-1950

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Southern Baptist minister who served as the first field Secretary of the Sunday School Board in 1901. Spilman served as State Sunday School Secretary for North Carolina Baptists prior to 1901. From the description of Papers, [microform] 1871-1968. (Hudson Valley Community College). WorldCat record id: 156974974 B.W. Spilman was a Baptist pastor, Field Secretary of the Sunday School Board (Southern Baptist Convention), General Secretary of the Southern Baptist Assembly, Ridge...

Osborne, W. A. (William Alexander), 1873-1967

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Professor Osborne was Dean of the Faculty of Medicine,University of Melbourne, 1929-1938 and Professor Emeritus from 1938. He was a keen collector and had a large private library. In 1957 he donated to the Library some volumes of Americana and material relating to the French Revolution. From the description of Papers of William Alexander Osborne [manuscript]. 1602-1892. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 225835735 Academic. See "Who's who in Australia 1965", p. 659. ...

Howard, William Oscar.

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Sikes, Enoch Walter, 1868-1941

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Enoch Walter Sikes was born in Union County, N.C. on May 1, 1868. His education culminated with a Ph.D. in history, government and economics from Johns Hopkins University. Sikes began his faculty career at Wake Forest where he met his future wife, Ruth Wingate. By 1916, Sikes had become president of Coker College, a women's college in Hartsville, S.C. Knowing Sikes' reputation for administrative ability and public speaking, Clemson College's Board of Trustees asked Sikes to serve as the school's...

Royster, Hubert Ashley, 1871-1959

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H.A. Royster, was an alumnus of Wake Forest College (Class of 1891), a medical doctor, and author. From the description of Hubert Ashley Royster Papers, 1888-1955 (Wake Forest University - ZSR Library). WorldCat record id: 59882838 ...

Paschal, Robert

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Wake Forest College

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Gilmore, Walter E.

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Brinson, S. M. (Samuel Mitchell), 1870-1922

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Kendrick, James Isaac.

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Kesler, J. L.

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White, Robert B. (Robert Bruce), 1944-

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Pridgen, James Edward

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Haywood, Charles, 1904-2000

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Charles Haywood, 1904- (Columbia M.A., 1940; Ph.D., 1949), performed in opera, concerts, on radio and TV; founded and was co-director of the Dici School of Performing Arts on Long Island; was President of the U.S. Committee of the International Folk Music Council; wrote and edited books about and collections of music, especially folk music; and taught at City University of New York, Juliard and Columbia. From the description of Charles Haywood papers, 1629-1895. (Columbia University ...