195 P P E N D I C E S N D E X - Harding University

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WILLIAM, LIZADA, ETHEL, AND PEARL LATHAM
MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND: Established by
Ethel and Pearl Latham to honor their parents and to provide
assistance to full-time students who are preparing to preach
or teach the gospel on a full-time basis after graduation.
MRS. PAULINE LAW SCHOLARSHIP FUND: Established
by the will of Mrs. Pauline Law of Granite, Okla. Income
is used for ministerial students selected by the university.
MAURICE AND LOIS LAWSON SCHOLARSHIP
FUND: Established by Maurice and Lois Lawson to benefit
students majoring in a degree program offered by the
Department of Mathematics or the Department of Physical
Science.
DAVIS LOVING MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FUND:
Established by Harry and Marilyn Loving to benefit needy
students who are employed on a full- or part-time basis.
ROGER AND MARY LUALLEN MARRIAGE AND
FAMILY THERAPY SCHOLARSHIP FUND: Established
by Roger and Mary Luallen to benefit students who
have completed at least one semester in the Marriage and
Family Therapy program and who are members in good
standing of the church of Christ.
CLEON AND MAXIE LYLES ENDOWED MEMORI-
AL SCHOLARSHIP FUND: Established by friends of
the couple to honor them for their years of Christian service.
The fund provides a Trustee Scholarship for a student
in Bible.
EARL AND ORIA B. McCLAIN ENDOWED SCHOL-
ARSHIP FUND: Established by Olga Sain for students enrolled
full time at the Graduate School of Religion in
Memphis, Tenn. Recipients must maintain a satisfactory
grade point average and have a good reputation among faculty
and students.
T.C. AND KATE McCOLLUM MORRIS MEMORIAL
LOAN FUND: Established by friends and relatives to assist
worthy students.
McCORKLE ENDOWMENT FUND: Established by J.
Warren and Madalon Herren McCorkle of Dallas. Income
is used to train preachers and foreign missionaries.
MABEL DEAN McDONIEL ENDOWED SCHOLAR-
SHIP FUND: Established by the family of Mabel Dean
McDoniel as a memorial. Preference is given to students from
under-developed African countries.
JIM BILL AND BETTY McINTEER SCHOLARSHIP
FUND: Established by friends of Jim Bill and Betty McInteer
to provide scholarships to deserving students with preference
to students from the Nashville, Tenn., area.
JOHN AND SCOTT McLEMORE SCHOLARSHIP
FUND: Established originally by John and Barbara
McLemore in memory of their son Scott, and later amended
in memory of John, to provide financial assistance to a
worthy student from the Ouachita Mountain region of
Arkansas. Garland and surrounding counties receive first preference.
Recipient should be a member of the church of
Christ and preferably a junior or senior.
C.C. McQUIDDY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
FUND: Established by the family of the late C.C. McQuiddy
to assist a worthy student.
CATHY McRAE MEADOWS ENDOWED SCHOL-
ARSHIP FUND: Established by her husband, Michael
Ross Meadows, on the occasion of their 20th wedding anniversary
to assist young men and women.
DANA WILBURN MARTIN ENDOWED SCHOLAR-
SHIP FUND: Established by the parents of Dana Wilburn
Martin in her honor for financial assistance to female applicants
majoring in computer science.
MAXIE O’DANIEL MASSIE SCHOLARSHIP FUND:
Established by Hulette J. Massie at Harding Graduate
School of Religion for students from Mississippi or who plan
to work in Mississippi.
MAYS MISSION FOR THE HANDICAPPED: A religious,
charitable, non-denominational, non-profit organization
dedicated to assisting the physically and spiritually disabled.
Students must document a substantial physical disability,
financial need, a cumulative score of 18 on the ACT or
an equivalent test; be enrolled full-time in a four-year program;
and maintain a GPA of 2.3. Consideration will be given to
part-time students providing documentation from a physician
stating that full-time status would or could be detrimental
to their health.
MISSIONARY CHILDREN’S SCHOLARSHIP: Established
by Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Shewmaker for students with
financial need with preference to students whose parents have
served 15 years or more in the mission field.
MARKS MISSISSIPPI CHURCH OF CHRIST
ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP FOR PHYSICS: First
consideration goes to junior or senior physics major with a
G.P.A. of 3.0 or higher who has demonstrated involvement
in a local congregation of the churches of Christ or who has
been involved with mission activities. Second consideration
given to sophomore physics major with a G.P.A. of 3.0 or
higher. Third consideration given to junior or senior majoring
in Bible with a G.P.A. of 3.0 or higher.
NANCY MEADOWS ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP
FUND: Established by Russell W. Meadows in honor of his
wife, Nancy, to provide scholarships to students seeking the
master of science in marriage and family therapy degree.
NONA MEADOWS SCHOLARSHIP: Established in
honor of Nona Meadows by her three sons, Mike, Rusty, and
Scott, for a full-time student with financial need, with preference
to be given to students from El Dorado, Ark.
LOUIS WILSON MENK ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP
FUND: Established by Jack Stephens in memory of Mr.
Menk who served on the Stephens Inc. Board, with preference
to students from Arkansas.
HOMER AND JOYCE MONTGOMERY SCHOLAR-
SHIP FUND: Established by Homer and Joyce Mont-