Oberlin China program notes and Cox memorial themes
The article describes an Oberlin College event titled Oberlin in China with student participants Beulah Chang Elizabeth Greene Ming Tyow Bil Davie Warner Hall, and a Cosmopolitan Club meeting in Peters Hall. It also recounts a biographical sketch of General Cox, his nomination under Grant, his interior department reforms, and his later roles as Cincinnati College and university leader, highlighting his influence on the college and memorial artworks in the administration building.
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Tea Rooms Offer Busy Day Comforts and Treats
Aite recreation notes a busy afternoon at the Tea Rooms with plentiful fare. Guests enjoy hot waffles, club sandwiches, ice creams, pies, and cakes.
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Canadian Scholar to Deliver Ninth Haskell Lecture Series
The ninth annual Haskell Foundation lectures under Oberlin Theological Seminary will be given next year by Canadian scholar Dr. Scott Kinghton. Past lecturers include Prof. James F. McCurdy of Toronto and scholars from Germany England Scotland. Dr. Scott, noted NT critic and author, is expected to uphold the series’ scholarly standard.
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Rehearsal Notice for Chorus Group Event
Rehearsal of chorus for "3ae Ditto" scheduled 4 50 Friday night at Glee Club in the Men's building.
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Ans Folk Introduce Phowands Crowd Square in Tatku
In Tatku a public event features Phowands and crowds gathering at the square to watch religious films. Organizers invite attendees to view cinema performances presented under local cultural banners. The program emphasizes spiritual themes and communal participation.
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Motion pictures aid Chinese mission work in Shanal province
Rev Wyn C Farfield, Oberlin alumnus, brought a moving picture machine to a city 40 miles from its provincial capital in Shanal, China. He set up on an elevated platform before the White Pagoda temple, drawing about 1,000 to 2,500 viewers weekly. Reels showed educational scenes and depictions of Christ, with exhibitions continuing through April to September and audiences averaging around 1,600.
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Fairfield pictures aim at Chinese outreach at fairs
Falreld plans to use drawings of the first Christmas and Paul life to draw crowds. After exhibitions, men read New Testaments to learn about the canvases by Mr Fairfield. Indoor display proved difficult due to crowd destruction, but outdoor work may resume with a larger set of pictures to reach Chinese teachers and preachers.
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