Missionary Work

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101 W. M. Danner to speak here; Secretary of American Mission to Lepers will feature morning services
College Eye 18:51, p.1
Speaker profile.
102 Delphian News
College Eye 18:33, p.8
Held joint meeting with the Shakespeareans to listen to Mrs. Helen Graven, a missionary, speak.
103 A number of friends of Miss Helen Draper
College Eye 18:39, p.5
Received a letter describing her voyage from the United States to India.
104 Prof. Condit's sister arrives in China
College Eye 18:36, p.1
Have been involved in missionary work there for thirty years.
105 Word has been received
College Eye 18:15, p.3
Emma Amburn has reached Rangoon, Burma.
106 Andrew T. Roy
College Eye 18:22, p.3
Spoke at the Auditorium; traveling secretary for the Student Volunteer organization.
107 Lydia A. Trimble
College Eye 18:15, p.3
Visited David Sands Wright and President Seerley while visiting church missionary societies in Iowa; will return to teaching in China in November.
108 Lydia A. Trimble
College Eye 26:2, p.3

Visited David Sands Wright and President Seerley while visiting church missionary societies in Iowa; will return to teaching in China in November.

109 Miss Hazel Winslow
College Eye 18:15, p.3
Visited campus; will sail to Burma for missionary work.
110 Second annual state student conference
College Eye 17:24, p.2

750 attend Des Moines meeting; brief excerpts from addresses there.

111 By request
College Eye 17:7, p.1
Mrs. C. S. Williams will speak on missionary work.
112 All who are interested
College Eye 17:4, p.1
Meeting for those interested in missionary work.
113 Student Volunteer Band
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Purpose of group organized for missionary work; roster of ISTC alumni who are working in overseas missions.
114 Luncheon for missionary from China
College Eye 16:27, p.5
The Reverend Watts O. Prye spoke about his experiences.
115 College High Y. W. raising money for foreign mission
College Eye 16:24, p.3
116 "Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall" witnessed by large audience
College Eye 16:22, p.7
Movie admissions will support mission work.
117 Eight attend State Student Volunteer confab at Cornell; Robert Wilder, founder of band, addresses students
College Eye 16:22, p.3
Brings students together to discuss the needs of the world for religion.
118 Mrs. C. S. Williams
College Eye 16:6, p.8
Plans to address the Presbyterian students in Gilchrist Hall; spent six years in South America as a missionary.
119 Life service meeting
College Eye 16:5, p.3
Will hear talk on Burma.
120 Student Volunteer
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Summaries of the International Student Volunteer Convention and State Student Volunteer Convention; photos.
121 Large number attend volunteer conference; next years conference at Cornell College; over 200 present; 18 colleges represented
College Eye 15:25, p.1
Of the 201 students registered, 103 attend I. S. T. C.
122 Editorially speaking; welcome volunteer delegates
College Eye 15:24, p.4
Offers hospitality to student volunteers.
123 Student volunteers meet; T. C. host to student volunteer convention; over 150 delegates here for annual meeting; convention in session from Feb. 29 to
College Eye 15:24, p.1
Those interested in missionary work meet on campus.
124 Sunday morning service in auditorium
College Eye 15:24, p.1
Edwin F. Lee will speak.
125 Student volunteer committee plans for convention; lay plans for meet here Feb. 29, March 1 and 2
College Eye 15:21, p.1
Missionary work group organizes activities.
126 International volunteer convention held at Indianapolis; representatives from State Teachers attend; convention favas World Court and League of Nation
College Eye 15:18, p.1
Students from all over the world attend.
127 Student volunteers will hold important meeting
College Eye 15:17, p.1
All interested in home or overseas missions should attend.
128 Pre-missionaries plan for big convention here
College Eye 15:7, p.1
Group will meet on campus in February.
129 Student volunteer tea
College Eye 15:5, p.7
Will meet under YWCA auspices.
130 Rev. Frank Hugh Brown to speak here Sunday
College Eye 14:52, p.1
Will speak on mission work.
131 A Day in India
College Eye 14:23, p.3
Portrays missionary experience.
132 A Day in India
College Eye 14:33, p.7
Student volunteers performed as a part of the mission class play.
133 Twenty-six attend volunteer meeting
College Eye 14:33, p.1
Plan to hold 1924 conference at ISTC.
134 The members of the Student Volunteer band
College Eye 14:32, p.4
Presented a play at the Presbyterian Church.
135 Teachers College will hear England's great moral leader; subject: "Can we set the world in order?"
College Eye 14:30, p.1
Maude Royden will talk about her career as mission lecturer.
136 Mission study classes to be held
College Eye 14:29, p.8
Arrangements made by YWCA.
137 A message to I. S. T. C. from a former student
College Eye 14:26, p.1
Marion Spencer shares experiences as a missionary in Chacon, New Mexico.
138 Miss Harriet Jongewaard
College Eye 14:26, p.8
Visited the home of Emma Lambert; has been teaching in India.
139 Miss Quayle
College Eye 14:26, p.8
Missionary from Russia; visited campus in the interest of the Student Friendship Fund.
140 Monday at chapel time
College Eye 14:26, p.7
Harriet Jongewaard spoke about her missionary work in India.
141 Glen Wishard
College Eye 14:25, p.6
Glenn Wishard spoke on missionary work in India.
142 Are you interested?
College Eye 14:23, p.3
Encourages students to get involved in the Student Volunteer Movement by working or contributing.
143 Conference at Cornell
College Eye 14:18, p.3
To organize volunteer work for the state.
144 Raipur, C. P., India
College Eye 14:17, p.1
Letter from missionary Hulda D. Klein describes Hindu celebrations in India.
145 Former student addresses chapel
College Eye 14:16, p.1
Profile of Jesse McLaughlin and his mission work.
146 Rev. A. E. Cook and wife
Alumni News Letter 6:4, p.7
Reverend A. E. Cook returns from missionary work in India with his wife.
147 Dr. W. R. Patterson
Alumni News Letter 6:3, p.5
Professor W. R. Patterson visits Cedar Falls after attending the Presbyterian Home Missionary Society of the United States meeting in Des Moines.
148 Marie Cline
Alumni News Letter 6:3, p.6
Marie Cline engages in missionary work at Musoorie, India.
149 Student volunteer band
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Brief history of group; photo.
150 Marie Cline gives account experience and conditions in India
College Eye 13:30, p.1
Describes the seven weeks of travel to India.
151 Anna Treimer
Alumni News Letter 6:2, p.1
Anna Treimer writes Mary F. Hearst about her missionary work in China. Treimer serves as a teacher in Shanghai, but hopes to return to nursing as soon as possible.
152 Mrs. B. M. Jones
Alumni News Letter 6:2, p.4
Mrs. B. M. Jones and her husband return to missionary work in Burma.
153 Miss Klein arrives in India
College Eye 13:27, p.1
Will teach in Meerut.
154 Misses Marian Palmer, Celeste Armstrong, and Caressa Wild
College Eye 13:26, p.8
Conducted Student Volunteer Conference.
155 A visit to Pandita Rambai's Orphanage
College Eye 13:18, p.3
Hulda Klein tells of her work in India.
156 World fellowship classes organized
College Eye 13:18, p.1
Studies different country each week.
157 Marie Cline
Alumni News Letter 6:1, p.6
Marie Cline is appointed missionary of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and travels to India.
158 Any messages
College Eye 13:10, p.12
Marie Kline is sailing to India.
159 The friends of Marie Kline
College Eye 13:9, p.12
Marie Kline will be teaching in India.
160 Mary Baker coming
College Eye 13:6, p.1
Will speak on student volunteer movement.
161 Ida Ladiges
Alumni News Letter 5:4, p.3
Ida Ladiges resigns from her teaching position in Council Bluffs to attend Northwestern College in Naperville in preparation for mission work through the Evangelical Church.
162 Rev. B. M. Jones
Alumni News Letter 5:4, p.5
Reverend B. M. Jones and his wife, Luella Rigby Jones, visit the college before returning to their missionary work in Rangoon, Burma by steamship.
163 Hulda D. Klein
College Eye 13:3, p.6
Has taken up missionary work in India.
164 Miss Ida Ladiges
College Eye 13:3, p.6
Has resigned her position to prepare for mission work.
165 Student Volunteers
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Photo.
166 Generous support of European and Chinese relief
College Eye 13:1, p.7
Faculty and students raise almost $900 for relief; YWCA raises $200 to support former student Charlotte Neely's work in China.
167 Mildred Newton
Alumni News Letter 14:26, p.2
Newton entering nursing school to become missionary
168 Iowa State volunteer union Feb. 18-21
College Eye 12:23, p.2
Overview of conference; one hundred students from across Iowa attend.
169 Students attend conference at Des Moines
College Eye 12:22, p.1
Student Volunteer Convention to be held.
170 Men with world vision needed
College Eye 12:17, p.1
Need volunteers for Y. M. C. A. work.
171 Hulda Klein
Alumni News Letter 5:1, p.7
Klein prepares for missionary service by attending Moody Institute in Chicago.
172 Mary D. McDonald
Alumni News Letter 19:4, p.5
McDonald reports from missionary station in Japan.
173 Australian Y. secretary talks to T. C. men
College Eye 12:16, p.8
Major Webster of Great Britain spoke about needed missionaries for Africa.
174 Enji Tsukasaki; a noted Japanese coming Friday to spend weekend at T. C.
College Eye 12:11, p.1
Will speak at student volunteer meeting of the YWCA.
175 Y. M. C. A. --- Y. W. C. A.
College Eye 12:10, p.1
Floyd Smith will speak on missionary work.
176 Hulda Kline to enter missionary work in India
College Eye 12:8, p.5
Visited campus before departing.
177 Miss Sheriff goes to Africa
College Eye 12:8, p.5
Edna Sheriff will be a missionary with the United Presbyterian Board.
178 Edna Sheriff
Alumni News Letter 4:4, p.5
Appointed to Missionary Service.
179 Hulda Klein
Alumni News Letter 11:33, p.8
Hulda Klein has been appointed a missionary to India and will spend time with family before leaving in October.
180 Lydia A. Trimble
Alumni News Letter 4:3, p.8
Lydia A. Trimble is first president of Methodist Woman's College at Foo Chow, China. She gave offering address for Women's Foreign Missionary in Des Moines.
181 Lydia A. Trimble
Alumni News Letter 4:3, p.7
Lydia A. Trimble, M. E. missionary in China, is spending her vacation with her brother, the Rev. J. B. Trimble.
182 Student Volunteers
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Members and activities of the organization; photo.
183 Harriet G. Jongeward
Alumni News Letter 4:2, p.4
Harriet G. Jongeward is missionary in India.
184 Sarah Peters
Alumni News Letter 4:2, p.4
Sarah Peters Head of Hitt Training School in Nanking, China.
185 Hackley recuperates from injuries
College Eye 11:26, p.8
Guy Hackley is still recovering from injuries sustained in France during the war.
186 "Broken China" a success; large crowd sees play
College Eye 11:25, p.1
Review of the performance put on by the Student Volunteer Band.
187 World workers needed
College Eye 11:21, p.5
Secretary of the Student Volunteer movement, Thomas C. Blaisdell, spoke on campus.
188 A glimpse at other lands; Y. W. C. A. hears reports
College Eye 11:18, p.1
Students spoke on missionary work in other countries.
189 Mrs. Day of the Methodist mission board
College Eye 11:18, p.8
Interviewed students interested in missions.
190 Dr. Eddy has stirring plea for students; says America stands on trial before court of humanity; Europe condemning the U. S.
College Eye 11:14, p.1
Speech given by Sherwood Eddy at Student Volunteer Movement convention in Des Moines.
191 Evangelize the World in this Generation; slogan of convention at Des Moines
College Eye 11:14, p.1
At the eighth Student Volunteer Convention, over seven thousand students represented all of the major universities and colleges in the United States and Canada.
192 Senior B. A.
College Eye 11:14, p.2
Tracy Hodsdon was among those I. S. T. C. representatives in Des Moines at the Student Volunteer convention.
193 Sidelights on Volunteer Convention
College Eye 11:14, p.7
Interesting bits of information from Student Volunteer Convention in Des Moines.
194 Greatest student convention in history; record breaker meeting in Des Moines
College Eye 11:13, p.1
Student Volunteer Convention, the largest and most extensive student convention ever held in Iowa, begins today; I. S. T. C. student delegates are listed.
195 Do you accept the challenge?
College Eye 11:8, p.1
Missionary spoke on her work in India.
196 Student Volunteers
College Eye 11:8, p.1
Seventy-five students hear address by Grace van Duyn on her mission work in China.
197 Christianity international; Student Volunteers lead vesper service
College Eye 11:7, p.1
Students hear about service in mission fields.
198 Display
College Eye 74:48, p.2
Encourages readers to view display of material from mission work.
199 Student Volunteers
College Eye 11:7, p.2
News from students who have been interested in mission work.
200 A girl and her church; Mrs. Charles leads Y. W. C. A.
College Eye 11:5, p.1
Suggests appropriate activities for college women.