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Collection Title: Hilbun (Dr. B.B.) Collection
Accession Number: AM03-21
Dates: ca. 1915 - 1924
Volume: 12 items
Given By: Mrs. Sarah Alice Boomershine via Mrs. Jewel Tucker
Copyright: This collection may be protected from unauthorized copying
by the Copyright Law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code).
Form of Material:
Items relating to Dr. B.B. "Bennie" Hilbun, a native
of Soso, Mississippi, and a 1920 graduate of Mississippi Normal College (now
USM). Dr. Hilbun also
held a Th.D from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky,
and served as pastor of a number of churches in Mississippi, Tennessee and
Kentucky.
His last position was Chaplain of the Baptist Hospital of Louisville. Dr.
Hilbun died some years ago, in Louisville. A list of materials in this collection
is
attached.
AM03-21
Container List
- Yearbook: 1920
USM yearbook, Neka Camon, engraved "B.B.
Hilbun"
- Photograph: 8" x 40" black & white
panorama of Mississippi Normal College (MNC) student body (January 1915)
- Photograph: 8" x 38" black & white
panorama of the MNC Student Army Training Corps (SATC) (1918)
- Photograph: 8" x 33" black & white panorama of a scene
from a pageant titled, "Neka Camon" (New Spirit), which was presented
at MNC on May 22, 1919
- Photograph: 8" x 40" black & white
panorama of the MNC student body (ca. 1920)
- Photograph: 8" x 48" black & white
panorama of MNC student body (ca. 1920)
- Photograph: 8" x 46" black & white
panorama of faculty and students at Mississippi College, Clinton, Mississippi
(May 1924)
- Photograph: 8" x 33" black & white
panorama of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, Kentucky
(ca. 1920s)
- Photograph: 8" x 10" black & white photograph of a group
of men in U.S. Army and U.S. Navy uniforms, possibly from the pageant, "Neka
Camon" (ca. 1919)
- Photograph: 8" x 10" black & white
formal studio portrait of an unidentified young man (ca. 1920)
- Photograph: 8" x 10" black & white wedding portrait of Mr.
& Mrs. Bill Hilbun
(ca. 1960s)
- Photograph: 8" x 10" black & white
photograph of an unidentified group of people posed in front of a two-story
wood frame building (ca. 1920s)
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