The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, April 25, 1957, Image 12

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SECTION II, PAGE TWO THE NEWBEREY SUN THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1967 f COLLEGE Congratulations E. C. PAYSINGER GROCERY Boundary Street Extension Newberry, S. C. Dept, of Bible, Religious Education Left to right. Dr. R. A. Goodman, Rev. J. Benjamin Bedenbaugh, Dr. Paul H. Heisey. Best Wishes COLLEGE For a Successful Centennial Celebration RUFF IMPLEMENT CO. 1315 Caldwell Street Phone 772 1856®) 1956 COLLEGE We extend to NEWBERRY COLLEGE Our Congratulations and wishes for a Prosperous Future JIM’S WATCH REPAIR SHOP 1221 Nance St. Newberry, S. C. Newberry College Has a long record and a proud rec ord of achievement in many lines of endeavor. Many More AN HERp p Happy Birthdays ^ ^ to Nowberry College COLLEGE It*s Performance That Counts! C. P. COLEMAN OIL COMPANY The Department of Bible and Religious Education is headed by Dr. R. A. Goodman, D.D., who has served the College since 1921. Also in this department are Dr. Paul H. ‘Heisey, Ph.D., associate professor, and Rev. J. Benjamin Bedenbaugh, B.D., assistant pro fessor. This department teaches stud ies in the Old Testament; Studies in the New Testament; An Intro duction to Religious Education; Principles of Religious Education; Modern Methods in Sunday School Work; The Organization and Work of the United Lutheran Church in America; Organization and Administration, of Religious Education; The Curriculum of Moral and Religious Education; Teachings and Applications of Christian Religion. Through the Department of Bible and allied departments, New berry College trains young men and young women for vocational and avocational service to the Church. Among the opportuni ties for service are the following: Directors of Religious Education in local churches; community leaders; teachers in week-day schools of religion, teachers for leadership training schools. General Church Work: Pastors’ assistants, church Secretaries, pre deaconess training, and parish work. Missionary Service: Preparatory training for home, foreign and social mission service. A two-year certificate course in the training of church secre taries is offered, as well as eith er B.S. or A.B. degrees with ma jor in Bible and Religious Educa tion. Also included in this department are courses in General Ethics, Applied Ethics and An Introduc tion to Philosophy. Future Teachers Association The FTA is a new organization on the campus. Membership is open to all those planning to en ter the teaching profession. The FTA will hold its meetings month ly. The chief aims of this organi zation are: to interest the best young men and women in educa tion as a lifelong career; to en courage careful selection of per sons admitted to schools which prepare teachers, with emphasis on both character and scholar ship; to seek through dissemina tion of information and through high standards of preparation to bring teacher supply and demand into a reasonable balance. To ttSGlgpBse COLLEGE BEST WISHES NEWBERRY DRY GOODS CO. 1004 Main St. Mrs. C. J. McWhirter & Son ; ytm 4m f; .vv ir institution which our ■ proud. . m •> 'j'fi CONGRATUtmONS m m r -i W-.'.v ^ ' - • : ‘i - ,v . ‘,;, v CITY FILLING STATION ■ ' ‘Next To The Postoffice and Just as Reliable^’ FRIEND STREET NEWBERRY, S. C. ■ - ' • ‘ r THE NEWBERRY COUNTY BANK Extends Greetings and wishes great success to the celebration com memorating the 100th Year of the founding of . , -J j. 1856 1956 Newberry County Bank JOE M. ROBERTS, Executive Vice President and Cashier Newberry Branch Martha Ann Kinard Joanna Branch L. D. Long Mollie Dowd Clyde Tindall, Manager Frances Evans George Rodelsperger Joan Bobb Mrs. Dick Vaughan