Alumni.
| G. T. ADAMS, Hesperian, |  | Editors. |
| E. K. WOLFE, Columbian, |
—H. M. Alford, ’62, is a successful physician in Greensboro, N. C.
—W. F. Stevens, who was here in ’86, is merchandising with his father at Stevens, N. C.
—B. Y. Rayl, ’61, is an enterprising lawyer at Winston, N. C.
—A. S. Peace, ’66, is an active and prosperous lawyer at Oxford, N. C.
—F. D. Swindell, after leaving Trinity, began work in the ministry. In spite of difficulties, he has worked his way to prominence and is one of the first ministers of the North Carolina Conference. He is pastor of Tryon St. Methodist church, Charlotte, N. C.
—J. O. Walker has been studying medicine for the past three years, and has recently graduated from the Medical Department of Vanderbilt University. He intends locating in his native town (Randleman, N. C.) for the purpose of practicing medicine.
—C. W. Robinson, ’86, is one of the growing young ministers of the North Carolina Conference. He is pastor of the West End church, Winston, N. C., and is quite popular. Bro. Robinson is yet unmarried, but if the reports concerning the frequency of his “pastoral calls,” which are so essential to the success of every minister, be true, we may reasonably expect in the near future a change—for the better.