Open Access. Powered by Scholars. Published by Universities.®
Articles 1 - 7 of 7
Full-Text Articles in Entire DC Network
Taylor University Echo: May 23, 1922, Taylor University
Taylor University Echo: May 23, 1922, Taylor University
1921-1922 (Volume 9)
The Revival — John Owen Says — Soangetaha Reception — Address of Advice and Counsel to Senior Class of 1922 — Open Arms in Mexico — India’s Bright Side — Locals — What Jesus Can Do-My Personal Experience — A Dream — Holiness and Sin — Chronicle — Alumni News — Prayer Band — Holiness League — Soangetaha — Eureka Debating Club — Eulogians — Some Interesting Facts About European Neighbors — Love Much — Jokes — Thalos, 20; Philos, 4 — Taylor University
Taylor University Echo: February 14, 1922, Taylor University
Taylor University Echo: February 14, 1922, Taylor University
1921-1922 (Volume 9)
Official Statement Regarding Changes At Taylor — The Taylor University School of Expression — Henderson Pellets — Day of Prayer — Revival in Upland — Auntie Spinster’s Romance — To Cook a Husband — Chapel Service, Feb. 3, 1922 — Chronicle — The Missionary Plea — The Missionars Begins — A Bible Woman and An Earthquake — Locals — The Voyage of the Good Ship Eulogonian — The Situation — The Old Organ — Alumni News — Rev. T. C. Henderson’s Chapel Talk Feb. 7 — Philos Swamped in the Third Game — Taylor Representative Gets Second Prize — Men’s …
Taylor University Echo: December 27, 1921, Taylor University
Taylor University Echo: December 27, 1921, Taylor University
1921-1922 (Volume 9)
Christmas Greetings — Honor to Whom Honor is Due — State Teacher-Training Director Speaks at Chapel — Dedication of the New Heating Plant — Agricultural Course — Faith — The Black Cat — A Bit of Christmas — A Christmas Thought — Saving Time — Locals — Alumni News — Life Service — W. C. T. U. Work in Malacca — Help the Helpless — Where it Costs to Be Christ’s — If We Confess — Prayer — Heart Hunger Satisfied — Revival Meeting — Which Are You? — Ode to Beaucoup — Notice! — “Christmastide” — Chronicle — Mrs. …
Taylor University Echo: December 13, 1921, Taylor University
Taylor University Echo: December 13, 1921, Taylor University
1921-1922 (Volume 9)
Rev. W. E. Hogan, “The Highway of Holiness” — Wirt Lowther, A. M., D. D. Comes to Taylor — The Original Inhalers — Taylor Is Visited By Rev. J. H. Nall — The Life Service College — Roper Visits Taylor — Chapel Talk — Mnanka — Alumni Notes — Power of Human Kindness — Dominie Joe’s Practical Faith — The Lack of Leadership — I Know A Name, A Name, A Name — A Word of Regard — This Story Always Good — A Pointed Question — Locals — Wit and Wisdom — The River — At Sunset — Famine …
Taylor University Echo: November 8, 1921, Taylor University
Taylor University Echo: November 8, 1921, Taylor University
1921-1922 (Volume 9)
Another Revival At Taylor — County Fair — Our Preceptress — The Dining Hall Matron — Dr. Lyell M. Rader’s Eastern Campaign — Impressions and Ideals — Rev. Elsworth Speaks in Chapel — A Love Feast — Revival Echoes — The Life Service Meeting — Scarcity Accounted For — Locals — Ambition — Once, Movie Star; Now, Missionary of the Cross — An Urgent Cry from Korea — Busy Days in Mission Stations — Why Didn’t They Tell Us Before — Latham Visits Taylor — Pennsylvania Train Service — Gospel Team Goes to Huneryager’s Church — Jokes — Are You …
Taylor University Echo: October 25, 1921, Taylor University
Taylor University Echo: October 25, 1921, Taylor University
1921-1922 (Volume 9)
Prayer — Dr. Rader Begins His [Time as] Teacher and Lecturer at Taylor University — Memorial Hall — Girls’ Quartet Sings in Pittsburgh — [Good] Concerts — Dr. A. Verne Westlake — Ambitions for the Music Department at Taylor — Exactly — The New Members of Our Faculty — Revival Spirit — First Piano Recital of Season — Special Student Organize — Chapel Talk — What Then? — Student Registrar — Locals — From Catholicism to Christ — Travel Talk — “And It Was Dark And Jesus Was Not Come to Them” — Alumni News — Jokes — The Power …
Taylor University Echo: October 11, 1921, Taylor University
Taylor University Echo: October 11, 1921, Taylor University
1921-1922 (Volume 9)
Taylor “Spirit” Unchanged — Campus Changes — The Office — In the Dining Hall — Our New President — Students Given Reception at Methodist Church — The Two Sisters Reception — Mrs. Elizabeth Pooler Rice Reads “Friend Hananh” — Total Enrollment Now Reaches 330 — Radergrams — In Life Service — College Seniors of Last Year — Alumni News — Jokes — At Eulogonian Picnic — Editorial — Taylor U. — Chronicle — Canaries Get Their Names from Dogs — Why Did You Come to Taylor For Your Education? — Locals — A Dozen “Rolling Shots” — Athletics — Tennis …