Moon Door Symbol of Hope at Ginling College
A feature on Ginling College in Nanking, its moon door architecture, laboratories and dormitories, and the Interchurch World Movement plan to fund a modern campus. The survey notes Ginling is the only women’s college in central China with 110 million potential students, but its growth is constrained by the small old gung-gwan building and a $500,000 fundraising target due by 1921.
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Ginling
Nanking
China
Ginling College
New
America
American Smith College
Njar
Interchurch World Movement
Protestant Churches of America
Gung-Gwan
Yangtze River
Interchurch World Movement Survey of
Churches of America
City Families Move Often As Rents Rise In NYC
A survey by the Interchurch World Movement shows over 88 percent of New York City housing is rental, 97 percent in Manhattan, with 54 percent renters nationwide. The rising costs and mobility threaten family churches as many households relocate, becoming wanderers and eroding local congregations.
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New York City
Manhattan
United States
Interchurch World Movement
America
Interchurch World Movement Survey
Interchurch
Lucy Knowlton Chooses Love Over Red Cross Ambitions
Lucy Knowlton, a society belle in 1918, clashes with her mother over Red Cross work and yearns for France. An accidental clash with Chester Price leads to a rescue in a shelter where he declares love and she concedes a future with him.
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Lucy Knowlton
Lucy
Red Cross
France
Chester Price
Chester
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