Charles Jerome Greene

Quick facts

Class

Latin Class 1892 → Elocution Class 1892 → Greek Class 1892 → German Class 1892 → Junior 1892 → Senior 1894

Degree

A.B. (1894)

Note

Vanderbilt University, 1899-1901; Bachelor of Divinity, 1917. Doctor of Divinity, Hendrix College, 1919. Ordained ministry Methodist Episcopal Church, South, 1895. Pastor, Washington, Arkansas, 1895-1897, Mena, Arkansas, 1898-1899, Fordyce, Arkansas, 1902-1903. Head department of English, Hendrix College, Conway, Arkansas, 1904-1925, acting president, 1920-1921, vice-president and head of department of religion, 1925-1941, retired 1941, vice-president and professor emeritus. Formerly secretary Little Rock Annual Conference and editor of its annual. Member National Association Bible Instructors, Society Biblical Study and Research. Listed as a noteworthy clergyman, educator, by Who's Who. Member General Conference of Methodist Episcopal Church, South, 1918. Mason, Woodman. Greene Chapel, opened November 7, 1951, on Hendrix College Campus is named for him.