Gordon Institute gains new vice president and expanded campus
The Gordon Institute announces the resignation of Rev. C. V. Waugh and election of Prof. J. C. Woodward as vice president. The school moves to open September 8 with expanded facilities in Barnesville, including five hundred capacity, new laboratories, and a large four acre campus showing vigorous growth and a push for artesian wells.
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