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Taylor University Echo: October 19, 1920, Taylor University

1920-1921 (Volume 8)

Just A Smile — Local Preachers Hold Convention — Our New Professors — Died — Dinner Pail Philosophy — Christians — How It Ended — Mrs. Vayhinger Resigns — Not Life, But Living — A Fable — Our Need — Laughter — The Samaritan — System Personified — A Description — Extracts From Lyell Rader’s Lecture — Divine Beauty — Speicher Dormitory — Eureka — Profit in Poultry — The Intercollegiate Prohibition Association — The Junior Class — The Student Volunteer Band — The Eulogonian Debating Club — Soangetaha — The United Order of Chow Eaters — Seniors — Thalonian …

Taylor University Echo: April 27, 1920, Taylor University

1919-1920 (Volume 7)

The Robin’s Here — An Explanation - Why the Co-ed Echo Was Late — Dr. Elmer Williams “The Fighting Parson” at Taylor — Taylor Hit by the Fuel Shortage — Volunteer Secretary Speaks in Chapel — Co-eds Make Drive — Local News — Student Volunteer Convention — Alumni News — The Co-ed Echo — You Haven’t Missed an Echo — Calendar — How to Have the King’s Friendship — Unification of Methodism Under the Present Plan — Student Volunteer Band — Jokes — Coming Soon

Taylor University Echo: March 1917, Taylor University

1916-1917 (Volume 4)

Literary — Our Aim — A Tale of Two People, or When East Met West — In The Rough — Poetry and Faith: A Study of Literary Values — The Folks Back Home — Editorial — The Root of the Double Standard — The Anti-Suffragist’s Syllogism — Local Echoes — Organizations — Locals — Simplicissimus

Note: This was the first issue which was completely published and assembled by women students.

Bethel College, Kentucky Library Research Collections

Research Collections

Bethel College opened as a high school on January 3, 1854, and quickly moved to become a college in September 1856.