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Lightle, Dobbins & Lightle Insurors.Realtors
411 West Arch Avenue 501 / 268-3563 ..-J
Lightle & Dobbins General Life Agenc:y. Inc:.
Managing Agent - Jr. R. Newman
501 / 268-9195
Al l forms of l ife, Health and Ret irement Insu rance.
THE AUTHOR
Dr. Neil R. lightfoot is Professor of Bible at Abilene Christian College. He is a trained scholar in the field of Bible manuscripts. yet he writes in non· technical language. His book "HOW WE GOT THE BIBLE" (published by R. B. Sweet Co .• Austin. Texas and Baker Book House. Grand Rapids. Mich .• has sold more than 75.000 copies) .
THE PRODUCER/ DIRECTOR
A veteran of 15 years of filmstrip production. Jule L. Mi lIer has produced. directed or edited 68 filmstrips and 60 Bible strips. His technical knowledge. artistic skill and painstaking thoroughness combine to bring the thrilling story of the Bible to life before your eyes.
No Other Series Like It I
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"How We Got The Bible" Written by Neil R. Lightfoot, Ph . D
Directed by Jule L. Miller
Four FULL-COLOR Filmstrips Answers These (/nd Ol"er Qu(>sliolls:
1. Where did the Bible originate?
2. Do we have the original message?
3. How has it been preserved?
4. What about various translations?
5. Have the "Dead Sea" Scrolls effected the Bible?
PART I
" The Bible Comes Into Being" .. .. ...... .... .... 52 frames
PART II "The Manuscripts of the Bible" ............. .. 50 1 ... --.
PART III " The Translations of the Bible" .. .. .... .... .. . 52
PART IV "The Bible and Recent Discoveries" ..... .. .. . 54
For Use With:
• Youth and adult Bible Cia"se.,
• Home Bible Sludies
• College dasse .•
• Vacation Bible Schools
• Family Dew/;OItS
"EI'ery teenagf'r ough' to Sf'f' IlIis"('x.d(jriml~ one .young pf'rson after a prf'vif'K'.
No. 525K Comp lete Kit including four
fUll-color filmstrips. four 12" records,
and teacher's guides ....... $49 .95
A PROVED METHOD OF WINNING SOULS Five filmstrips with over 400 pictu res and charts in living
color give a birds-eye view of the Bible. New Testament Christianity and the rise of denominationalism. together with a plea for obedience to Christ.
Thousands of Christians now are teaching and converting friends and neighbors in the intimacy of their own homes.
Projected pictures in full co lor open new doors for reaching the lost.
. . MORE OBJECTIVE AND POSITIVE APPROACH Distinctive Bible truths are presented in a more appealing manner. IMPROVED HISTORICAL ACCURACY Historical treatment correlates beautifully with on
going flow of history. CONTINUITY IMPROVED: SMOOTHER TRANSI
TION A more logical progression from frame to frame is writ
ten mto the paragraphs. UPDATED WITH NEW CHARTS
The new charts have been planned and produced for improved visual perception.
NEW LIVE PHOTOGRAPHY Pictures by professional photographers using professional models depict more vividly important attitudes and contexts. LATEST "PROGRAMMED LEARNING" TECHNIQUE ADDED A complete program for "Programmed Learning" is part of each booklet to be left with prospects for further study. ALL ART EITHER NEW OR REPHOTOGRAPHED FOR GREATER COLOR AND IMPACT The brighter and more impressive hues have been utilized and their intensity improved.
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Now In slides, add $20 Cassettes Instead of records, $24.95 EXTRA SETS OF FULL·COLOR MANUALS. $1 .20
I ., COTHERN'S r e
MEN'S STORE 202 N. Spring
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WOOD-FREEMAN LUMBER COMPANY 400 S. Locust 268-3591
J. FANSLER STERLING STORE MERLE NORMAN
JEWELER COSMETIC STUDIO
The C,es' of Quality "Always Boosting the Bisons"
Jewelry 108 W. Rllce
Clellninq 117 N. Spring 268-8917
110 E. Vine
268-2736 268-2275 "YOU TRY BEFORE YOU BUY"
LESLIE Jj;W'j;1 Joll
268·2340
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SEARCY VAN AND STORAGE COMPANY
"Local and Long Distance Moving"
Telephone: 268·8291 or 268·8243
Dandel Benlon, Assi. Mgr. Jack Spaulding, Owner.Mgr.
"Free Estimates - From or to This Area"
CANTEEN FOOD AND V
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"Where in the WORLD
Would YOU Like to Go?"
Eddie Taylor, Office Mir.
Jack Wood Sears President
Buford Tucker Executive Secretary
EVan Ulrey Past President
Virgil lawyer Past President
lott Tucker Treasurer
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION congratulates the closs of '72 and asks for your support in building a greater Harding College.
268-3912
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PARKER'S FLORAL SHOP 917 East Race 268-2371
HELEN'S DRY CLEANERS 301 East Center 268-2200
ADAMS TERMITE and PEST CONTROL
TERMITES
ROACHES
MICE
ANTS
900 South Main Street
268-8624
At APBd., we plan ahead to stay ahead
You and AP&L have come a long way over the years And we congratulate t"e graduates on the.r achievement
Dunng }(:lur school ')ears. we at Arkansas Power & lighl have been preparing for your electnc needs today because we know that
ou are counting on us to provide the hIghs! Quality of servIce. Thais a responslbllrty
that we take seriously at AP&L so that electriCIty wIll always be ready to serve you and your future famlty Ten seconds from now nd len years from now
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NORMAN F . MERRITT. JR. SPECI AL. ilIlEf>RESENT ... TIVE
BILL HARRIS RE PRESENTATIVE
BOB J . CORBIN AREA REPRESENTATIVE
PHYSICAL FITNESS CONSULTANT
REPUBLIC NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY DALLAS. TEXAS
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ICE CREAM
SAMUEL BINGHAM
COMPANY
Th. Standard of Quality in
Printing IoU.,. and
Industrial IoU ...
Lincoln Street
268-5885
Seercy, Arkenses
Nobody Outdeals the Good Guys at
MASSEY-ALLEN DODGE-AMERICAN
Highwey 67 Eest
268·5396
MAGIC MART DISCOUNT DEPT. STORE Highway 67 Ea.t 268-5821
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HEBER SPRINGS
WHOLESALE GROCER
108 North Fourth Street
Wilma Patchell
Oocar Patchell
FO 2-2574
HEIER SPRINGS, ARKANSAS 72543
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CHEVROLET CO. 200 Ea.t Race 268-2423
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SOWELL'S FURNITURE, INC. Everything In Furniture
207 W. Arch 268-8100
THE TOT SHOP , INC.
Insurence end 306 N. SprinCJ Street
268-5876
268·3643
REMINGTON RAI\D OFFICE MACHINES DIVISION
400 E. Lincoln
268·5854
THE BOUTIQUE
Flowers and Distinctive Gift.
for all Occasions
BOB AND BETTY LASSETTER
1503 West Peesure
268·3-434
BURGER BARN Highway 67 East 268-8781
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HAY STY EWRI R COMPA 11 Ea.t enter 268-5862
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CONE-HUDDLESTON INC.
General Contractor
Searcy, Arkansas
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PIT DRIVE-IN Highway 67 East
268.3662
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RAND'S POLY CLEAN
Highway 67 East 268-9639
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DUNCAN'S Chrysler-Plymouth
704 East Race
ClIIWSLEI\
CITY TIRE SERVICE 895 South Main 268-8620
TAYlOR, JR. , Business Manager
Number One College Newspaper
HODGE AUTO SUPPLY, INC.
921 E. Race 268-5866
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403 W. Arch Ave.
Searcy, Arkansas
268-2436
TASTEE FREEZ 1805 East Race 268-6571
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Highway 67 East 268-3596
F&F
CONCRETE CO., INC.
• Gravel
• Driveways
• Cement
• Concrete bricks
• Masonary cement
CARL BEAVERS, Manager
268-5852
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BROOKSHIRE TIRE AND RETREAD UFirestone and OX Products"
200 S. Main 268-6134
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THRIFTW A Y SUPER FOODS
Member of the United States of
AFRUATED Food Stores
E. Race and Highway 67
SEARCY SHOPPING CENTER
Searcy
268·5831
Searcy, Arkansas
AliI'S! 'IlcUl'ity wi
McRae
726·3354
SHURVALU
STAMPS
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ELECTRIC WHITE HOUSE MECHANICAL GROCERY
At the c:orner of serving Rac:e and Grand
COLLEGE
end SEARCY Home of Good Thing. to Eat
Swift', Premium Prolen I"f
268-6389 268-3961
DOG 'N SUDS 2204 East Rae.
268-9612
KELSO FARM SUPPL Vi
Purina Chows
515 S. Main 268-3100
HUGHES APCO SERVICE STATION 1523 E. Race 268.9629
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WHITE HOUSE ........ ",.;; DAVIS PHARMACY .. E. Race and Grand.Avenue -
268.9645" ' . ' . 1304 E. Race 268,3588
JOHN'S AUTO PARTS 1414 E. Race 268,6136
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East End Barber Shop 1515 East Rac:e
268·9669
BOLDING ESSO SERVICE
Searcy Glass Co., Inc.
1210 East Race Manager: Bobby Liles
CI1arlie .- --
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HARDING COLLEGE BOOKSTORE
" Your headquarters fo r all types of Bible School materials" '---_ ..... , 341
HEADLEE DRUG STORE'S Coffee Shop conveniently located downtown offer shoppers snacks ranging from salads to sodas.
HEADLEE DRUG STORE HEADLEE CLINIC DRUG STORE 204 North Spring 268-8647 912 East Race 268-3311
CO 67 East
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ANGEL'S FOOD MARKET
S. Main & Lincoln Str.ets 268-3233
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WESTERN AUTO 215 West Arch
268·8813
THE RIALTO THEATRE 100 W. Rac:e
268·2761
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PARIS SUPPLY COMPANY MRS. HARRIS CAFETERIA
603 S. Main 268-5308 303 N. Spruce 268-9789
HARDING GRADUATE SCHOOL OF RELIGION
Offers
AN EXCelLENT FACULTY: W. B. West, Jr., Dean, Harold Hazelip, Jack Lewis, Miss Annie May Alston, Bill Patterson, John Scott, Philip Slate, Thomas Warren, Earl West, and Mrs. Velma West.
STiMULA TlNG COURSES IN: Bible, Hebrew, Greek, church history, Christian doctrine, Christian evidences, church work, preaching, religious education, counseling, and missions.
A PROGRAM OF EFFECTIVE STUDY LEADING TO: Maximum Christian .ervice and the M.A. and M.Th. degree.
Fall Semester Begin. September 1. For Complete Schedule of Classe. Contact:
W. B. WEST, JR. Dean Phone: 901 / 683-7111
1000 Cherry Road Memphis, Tennessee
38117
Bill flATT Assistant to the Dean Phone: 901 / 683-7516
MASON'S FLORIST AND GIFT SHOP 125 S. Spring 268-6779
HOLIDAY INN Highway 67 East 268-6171
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HEARD'S SAUSAGE CO.
Lawson Street 268-3780
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.. r:~~;i~~ -DObbins & Lightle iJn1.u'<o'<1. • c:l?ea.tto'<1.
411 WEST ARCH AVENUE . 501 / 268-3563 • SEARCY , ARKANSAS 72143
eongratulations to tlte ..Harding student body and jacult!!
on anotlter outstanding year.
DAIRY QUEEN TREATS - COURTEOUS SERVI
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KELLEY'S RESTAURANT
SEARCY, Also in Bald Knob,
Batesville and Newport
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77 Peachtree Place, N. W.
Atlanta, Georg ia 30309
ON CAMPUS REPRESENTATIVES:
Bill Cox - Jerome Barnes
SALES MANAGER:
Louis Butterfield
HELPING HARDING and HARDING STUDENTS
How do you describe Harding students ? Diversity is the keynote
Diversity in the pursuit of excellence could best describe Harding's student body. A diversity in aspirations and life-time goals, but a unity of purpose in Christian service characterizes the students in their quest for academic achievement.
Searching for the answers to their questions and pondering over the accumulation of knowledge and human experience that is so typically a part of college life, they come to grasp the fullness of the Christian life. Meshed within the daily schedule of work, study and recreation the student finds time for personal involvement that is so uniquely a part of Harding.
Finding time to work as teacher aides in a school for retarded children, spending their vacations working in campaigns for Christ, and donating blood in a local Red Cross drive are only a few exam pi.,. of the personal involvement found in Harding's student body. Personal involvement in projects and Ouistian service with their teachers outside the classroom has given the students the chance to acquire a knowledge often overlooked in larger institutions. The ability to combine the classroom with extracurricular activities to produce the well-rounded student is education at Harding.
Diversity in honors and achievements is as wide as the interests of the students and a tribute to the dedication of those seeking to rise to the pinnacle in academics or athletics. This dedication to excellence requires hard work and places an extra burden upon the students - a burden of their own choosing.
Diverse as they may be, in purpose and service, Harding students are one.
In terested ?
Write Harding College For further information write: Director of Admissions,
Harding College, Searcy, Arklnsu 72143
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