UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN MISSION Released by the

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Federal Cowncil of Chruches
297 Fourth Avenue
New York, Ne Ye

ALBERT W. PALMER

 

Reve Albert we. Palmer is the Pres ident of Chicago Theological
Seninarye

ACADEMIC TRAINING:
University of California, B. L.
Yale University, Be De

Pacific Sehool of Religion, California, D. De
Olivet College, Michigan, LLeDe

AFFILIATIONS:

 

Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Rotary Club, honorary member.

BOOEB PUBLIST UD:

 

"The Human Side of Hawa ii"
"The Now Christian “pic"
"Drift toward Religion"

"Paths to the Presence of Goa"
"Orientals in American Life"

POSITIONS HELD:

pr. Palmerts pastorates include-

Plymouth Church, Oa kland, California,

Central Union Church, Honolulu,

First Congregational Church, Oak Park, Illinois.

While in Oakland, he was a member of the Board of Playground
Directors of the city and also on the faculty of the Pacific School
of Religion at Berkeley, teaching courses on pastoral and social
problems. 7

TRAVEL:

pr. Palmer has made two trips to Japan and the Orient, two tours
of Burope. two to the British Isles and one to Egvpt, Palestine

and Greccce In addition, he resided in Hawaii for seven years;

and also, in 1919, served the Army Y.M.C. A. with the A.E.F. in

Siberia.

SUedtCrS UPON WUICH JV .w ty KUALIPIED TO SPuAR:
"Christian Living in Social Relations"

"Meaning of the Christian Faith"
"work Mission of the Christian Church."
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Te Ze KOO

Dre Te Z- Koo is a secretary of the Wold's Student Christian
Federation, Shanghai, China .

ACADEMIC TRAINING:
St. John's University, Shangha i, China.
POSITIONS HELD:

Dre Koo served for nine years as an official in the Administrative
Department of the Chinese Railway Service. He then joined the
Staff of the National Committee of the Young Men's Christian
Association of China. In 1925 he was a member of the Second Opium
Conference called in Switzerland by the Lea gue of Nations, being
one of the three chosen, through thirty-four organizations, to
represent the Chinese people as a whole.

SUBJECTS UPON WHICH ESPECIALLY QUALIFIED TO SPEAK:

"Tnternational Relations"
"Race Relations"
"The Meaning of Christian Faith"

COMMENTS :

Of Dr. Koo's coming, Dr. John R. Mott said: "I can think of no
personality in all Asia whose message and influence would be more
helpful just a t this time. He is one of the most lucid, convinc-
ing and impressive Oriental speakers whom I have ever heard. No
matter what kind of gathering it may be which he is called upon

to address, invariably he makes a deeply satisfying and inspiring
impression. The Archbishop of Canterbury told me not long since
the Koo had impressed him as in some respects the ablest Oriental
whom he had ever met."
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Federa 1 Council of Churches
297 Fourth Avenue
New York, Ne Ye

HERBERT KING

Mr. Herbert King is National Secretary of the Christian Movement
Among Negro Students of the National Council of Student Christian
Associations.

ACADEMIC TRAINING:

 

Morehouse College
Union Theological Seminary
Oberlin Graduate School of Theobogy, Se Te Me

POSITIONS HELD:

 

Assistant pastor at Grace Congregational Shurch in New York, a nd
pastor of Plymouth Congregational Church in “lashington De Ce
During this latter pastorate he taught in the school of Religion
at Howard Universitv. ,

Pastor of the Plymouth Parish of Detroit, Michigan.

Assistant Chaplain of Hampton Institute.

SUBYECTS UPON WHICH ESPECIALLY QUALIFIED TO SPEAK:

 

"Christian Living in Social Relations"
"Christian Vocations"
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Federal Council of Churches
297 Fourth Avenue
New York, Ne Ya

BENJAMIN ELIJAH MAYS

Dr. Benjamin E. Mays is Dean of the School of Religion of Howard
University, Washington, De Ce

ACADEMIC TRAINING:
State College’ of South Carolina,
Bates College, a oe
Virginia Union University, Richmond,
University of Chicago, Me Ae, Phe De

AFFILIATIONS:

 

Dr. Mays is a Kent Fellow of the National Council on Religion in
Higher Education. 7
Member of Delta Theta Chi, a fraternity of students of high scholar-
s hip in the field of Religion in the University of Chicago.
Member of Delta Sigma Rho, National Forensic Society; Phi Beta Kappa
and Omega Psi Phi.

PUBLICATIONS :

 

Co-author of the Negrots Church"

Contributing authorin A. H. Gordon's book, "Negro Life and History
in South Carolina,"

Articles in The Christian Century, €he Crisis and The Journal of
Negro Education. 3
In September of 1938, another book "The Negro's God," will be off press,

 

 

 

POSITIONS HELD:

 

Dr. Mays served as pastor in Atlanta, Gebrgia, for three years. He
assisted in a church in Chicago while attending the University of
Chicagoe He was a teacher of higher mathematics in Morehouse College
for three years and a professor in the South Carolina State College.
As executive secretary of the Tampa Urb&m League he directed 4 study
relative to Negro Life in Tampa, Florida. While a National Y. Me Ce
A. Student Secretary, Dr. Mays directed a study of the occupational
choices of Negro college students and for two years he directed a
study of the Negro church under the auspices of the Institute of
Social and Religious Research. Dr.°-Ma ys was called to his present
position in 1934,

TRAVEL:

In Ja nuary 1937, Dre-Mays was one of the thirteen Americans to
represent the National Young Men!s Christian Association of America
at the Workd YsMeCeA. Conference which met in Mysore, India.

In July of the same year, Dr. Mays atgended the Oxford Conference on
the Church, Community and State. see

In May, 1938, he represented the National Y.M.C.A. of America at the
Plenary Séssion of the World Committee of the Y.M.C.eA. which met in
Stockholm, Sweden.
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Federal Cowncil of Chruches
297 Fourth Avenue
New York, N. Ye

ALBERT W. PALMER

 

Rev. Albért w. Palmer is the Pres ident of Chicago Theological
Seminarve

ACADEMIC TRAINING:

 

University of California, Be. Le

Yale University, Be De

Pacific School of Religion, California, D. De
Olivet College, Michigan, LleDe

AFFILIATIONS:

 

Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Rotary Club, honorary member.

BOOEB PURIIST ID:

 

"The Human Side of Hawa ii"
"The New Christian pic"
"Drift toward Religion"

"Paths to the Presence of God"
"Oricntals in Amcrican Life"

POSITIONS HELD:

 

pre Palmer's pastorates include-

Plymouth Church, 0a kland, California,

Central Union Church, Honolulu,

First Congregational Church, Oak Park, Illinois.

While in Oakland, he was a member of the Board of Playground
Directors of the city and also on the faculty of the Pacific School
of Religion at Berkcley, teaching courses on pastoral and social
problems.

TRAVEL:

Dre Palmer has made two trips to Japan and the Orient, two tours
of Europe. two to the British Isles and one to Egypt, Palestine

and Greecee In addition, he resided in Hawaii for seven years;

and also, in 1919, served the Army Y.M-C. A. with the A.E.F. in

Sibocria.e

SUBJECTS UPON WHICH ESPlOlELY “UALIFIED TO SP AAK:

 

"Christian Living in Social Relations"
"Meaning of the Christian Faith"
"work Mission of the Christian Church."
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Federal Council of Churches
297 Fourth Avenue
New York, Ne Ye

PAUL JUDSON BRAISTED

Rev. Paul Judson Braisted is the Executive Secretary of the
Student Volunteer Movement and has been loaned for part time
service by this organization the the Federal Council of the
Churches of Christ in America to serve as Campus Secretary

of the National Committee of the University Christian Missionse

ACADEMIC TRAINING:

Brown University- Phe Be

Biblical Seminary, New York

Union Theological Seminary |

New York University, M. A. in Education
Columbia University- Ph. De

BOOKS PUBLISHED:

Dr. Braisted's book, “Indian Nationalism and the Christian
Colleges" was published in 1935. )

POSITIONS HELD:

 

Missionary experience in South India under the American Baptist
Foreign Mission Society. In 1929, he was loaned for six months
for work with Dr. FE. Sta nley Jones. He served as Director of
Religious Work at Judson College in Rangoon, Burma, for three
years. During this period he was also pastor of the College
Church, head of the Department of Bible and Religion, a member
of the Executive Committee of the Burma Christian Council, and ©
Secretary of the Councilts Commission on Extension and Researche

pr. Braisted served for two years as a teacher of Bible and
Religion at Mount Hermon School and was Head of the Bible
Department for one yeare

TRAVEL:

 

Drs Braisted has recently traveled and lectured in the
Scandinavian countries as a member of a mission sponsored
bv the American Friends Service Committee.

SUBJECT UPON WHICH ESPECIALLY QUALIFIED TO SPEAK:

 

"“Wworkd Mission of the Christian Church"
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lyfe Sketch University Christian Mission
Federal Council of Churches
297 Fourth Avenue
New York, Ne Ye

WINNIFRED “'YGAL

 

Miss Winnifred Wvgal is Secretary of the Laboratory Division of the
Na tional Board of the Young ‘fomen's Christian Association.

 

ACADEMIC TRAINING:

Drury College, Springficld, Moe
Graduate study in Columbia University, Teachers College and Union

Theological Seminarye
Special reading with Dr. H. B. Sharman of the Pendle Hill Quaker

Center for gra duate studye
Private coaching with Canon Strecter in Oxford for one terme

AFFILIATIONS:

 

Miss Wygal is 2 Member of thé Board of Trustees of Drury College
and also a member of Ae Ae Ue ‘We

 

BOOKS PUBLISHED: (All publications by the Womans Press)

"The Nature of Religion"

"The Superb Adventure"

"Principles of Religious Practice in the Community Association
Program"

"Jesus" ;

"Me Good Life--A Discipline"

POSITIONS HELD:

 

Student Y.W.CeA. Secretary at the University of Nevada for five
years.

Two years of association ward work at Camp Funstone

Member of Staff of National Student Council of the Y.W.C.A. for
twelve yearse

TRAVEL:

 

Mis s Wygal has been to Europe five times, and has attended cight
intemnational conferences.

SUBJECT UPON "HICH ESPECIALLY QUALIFIED TO SPEAK:
"Christian Living in Social Relations"
Syren

UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN MISSION Released by the

Life Sketch University Christian Mission
Federal Council of Churches
297 Fourth Avenue
New York, Ne Ye

BENJAMIN ELIJAH MAYS

 

Dr. Benjamin E. Mays is Dean of the School of Religion of Howard
University, Washington, De Ce

ACADEMIC TRAINING:
State College’ of South Carolina,
Bates College, Pie
Virginia Union University, Richmond,
University of Chicago, Me Ae, Phe De

AFFILIATIONS:

 

Dr. Mays is a Kent Fellow of the National Council on Religion in
Higher Educatione

Member of Delta Theta Chi, a fraternity of students of high scholar-
s hip in the field of Religion in the University of Chicago.
Member of Delta Sigma Rho, National Forensic Society; Phi Beta Kappa
and Omega Psi Phi.

PUBLICATIONS :

 

Co-author of the Negrots Church"

Contributing authorin A. H. Gordon's book, "Negro Life and History

in South Carolina." .

Articles in Tho Christian Century, €he Crisis and The Journal of

Negro Education.

In September oF 1938, another book "The Negrots God," will be off press.

 

 

POSITIONS HELD:

 

Dr. Mays served as pastor in Atlanta, Gobrgia, for three years, He
assisted in a church in Chicago while attending the University of
Chicago. He was a teacher of higher mathematics in Morehouse College
for three years and « professor in the South Carolina State College,
As executive secretary of the Tampa Urb&m League he directed a study
relative to Negro Life in Tampa, Florida. hile a National Y., Me Ce
Ae Student Secretary, Dr. Mays directed a study of the occupational
choices of Negro college students and for two years he @irected a
study of the Negro church under the auspices of the Institute of
Social and Religious Research. Dr.-Ma ys was called to his present
position in 1934,

TRAVEL:

In Ja nuary 1937, Dre Mays was one of the thirteen Americans to
represent the National Young Ments Christian Association of America
at the Workd Y.M.C.A. Conference which met in Mysore, India,

In July of the same year, Dr. Mays atgended the Oxford Conference on
the Church, Community and State. eGR :

In May, 1938, he represented the National Y.MeC.A. Of America at the
Plenary Séssion of the World Committee of the Y.M.CeA. which met in
Stockholm, Sweden.
ee?

UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN MISSION Released by the

Life Sketch Univorsity Christian Mission
Federal Council of Churches
297 Fourth Avenue
New York, Ne Ye

PAUL JUDSON BRAISTED

Reve Paul Judson Braisted is the Executive Secretary of the
Student Volunteer Movement and has been loaned for part time
service by this organization the the Federal Council of the
Churches of Christ in America to serve as Campus Secretary

of the National Committee of the University Christian Missions.

ACADEMIC TRAINING:

Brown University- Phe Be

Biblical Seminary, New York

Union Theological Seminary

New York University, M- Ae in Education
Columbia University=- Ph. De.

BOOKS PUBLISHED:

 

Dr. Braisted's book, “Indian Nationalism and the Christian
Colleges" was published in 1935.

POSITIONS HELD:

 

Missionary experience in South India under the American Baptist
Foreign Mission Society. In 1929, he was loaned for six months
for work with Dr. E. Sta nley Jones. He served as Director of
Religious Work at Judson College in Rangoon, Purma, for three
years. During this period he was also pastor of the College
Church, head of the Department of Bible and Religion, a member
of the Executive Committee of the Burma Christian Council, and ©
Secretary of the Councilts Commission on Extension and Researche

pr. Braisted served for two years as a teacher of Bible and
Religion at Mount Hermon School and was Head of the Bible
Department for one yeare

TRAVEL:
Dre Braisted has recently traveled and lectured in the

Scandinavian countries as a member of a mission sponsored
bv the American Friends Service Committee.

 

SUBJECT UPON WHICH ES PECIALLY QUALIFIED TO SPEAK:
"Workd Mission of the Christian Church”

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Federa 1 Council of Churches
297 Fourth Avenue
New York, Ne Ye

HERBERT KING

Mr. Herbert King is National Secretary of the Christian Movement
Among Negro Students of the National Council of Student Christian
Associations.

ACADEMIC TRAINING:

 

Morehouse College
Union Theological Seminary
Oberlin Graduate School of Thcotogy, Se Te Me

POSITIONS HELD:

 

Assistant pastor at Grace Congregational Shurch in New York, a nd
pastor of Plymouth Congregational Church in “lashington De Ce
During this latter pastorate he taught in the school of Religion
at Howard Universitv. 7

Pastor of the Plymouth Parish of Detroit, Michigan.

Assistant Chaplain of Hampton Institute.

SUBYECTS UPON WHICH ESPECIALLY QUALIFIED TO SPEAK:

"Christian Living in Social Relations"
"Christian Vocations"

 
 

July 8, 1958.

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THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS

S82 COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
AND SCIENCES
OFFICE OF THE DEAN
LAWRENCE
May 18, 1938

Dr. F. Ce Allen
Department of Physical Education

My dear Doctor Alien:

In the more than twenty years that I have been at the University of Kansas
we have never had a religious program or a week of religious emphasis which,
in my judgment, compares in possibilities with the proposed visit of the
University Christian Mission to our campus next fall from October 23 to 28.
The University Administration is asking that this week be kept just as clear
as possible of all other activities, and that we concentrate on this week
of religious effort which will bring to our campus a team of national and
international religious leaders.

The Chancellor has chosen an Executive Committee of twelve members, seven

of whom are students, to look after the many details of the proposed program.
This Committee met last Sunday, May 15, to choose the chairmen of the several
committees which will be necessary. You have been appointed as co-chairman
with Mr. Jim Haughey on the Special Group Meetings Committee.

It will be the function of this committee to ascertain the interest that
special schools or groups of students would have in hearing speakers on the
team who could benefit them. This will require your committee to find
opportunities for contact with members of the team, to designate the times
and places of actual ne, and to assist in choosing the themes and speak-
ers for those occasions.

During the next day or two we trust it will be possible for you to confer with
Mr. Haughey on the selection of a tentative personnel list for your Committee,
which should represent as far as possible all groups interested in the Mission.

All committee chairmen are asked to meet with the Exeoutive Committee at 2:30,
Sunday, May 22, in the Mathematics Office, Room 203, Frank Strong Hall, in
order to definitely determine the personnel and the functions of all the com-
mittees. In case it is absolutely impossible for you to come to this meeting,
will you please be sure that your co-chairman is present.

We thank you for your cooperation in this project, which has such great
possibilities for the religious life of our campus.

CBS A yours,
Ven Be Bf Nevo
Chairman, Executive Committee

PBL:LIR
Ce Ce to Mr. Jim Haughey

P. S. In case you simply cannot undertake this task or cannot be present
Sunday, kindly inform Earl Stuckenbruck, Co-Chairman and Executive Secretary,
phone 1349M,
September 12, 1958,

Very sincerely yours,

Director of Physical "ducation,
Varsity Basketball Coachs
  

UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN MISSION
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
Oct. 23-28, 1938

       
    
  
    
 
      
  
   
   
      
   
   
  
 

145 &. Hillside
Wichita, Kans.
Sept. 8, 1938

 

Dear Mr. Allen,

The University hintint bei Missicn eaute:
made a lot of noise this sunimer, but the national
committee has been quietly at work rounding out
its arrangements, and what has leaked out to
us gives the program much promise. Nearly all
of the personnel of the team has been selected,
and in the next few days we expect to have
available the entire list as well as |
information about them. A suggested program has
been referred to us for adaptation to the ©
schedule and needs of our own campus, and
though it will have to be revised in many
particulars, it is a fine oe for our
local program.

As soon as it is convenient, we will
call a meeting of the committee chairmen to
put our tentative program in order and to
pass out our last word regarding the Mission
Team. Then each committee will have a definite
idea of what it is expected to do and when
it is to be done.

Every bit of service that you give this
Mission is going to count for its success
even more than we can realize now, and we
are happy to have your cooperation in the
whole program.

With kindest wishes I am

   

incerely yours,

ae finn

Earl Stuckenbruck

     
 

 

Mr. F. C. Allen
801 Louisiana
Lawrence, Kansas

 
 

Tuesday, Sept. 2&7.

Dear Mr. Ellene

The co-chairmen of the University Christian
Mission Committees will meet at 4:50, Thursday,

Sept. 29, 203, Frank Strong Hall to report on
the progress of their respective committees.

Sincerely yours,

Se plet wrk
An ak Earl Stuckenbruck.

An. Vee

 
 

 
 

UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN MISSION
Oct. 23-28, 1938

COMMITTEE ON SPECIAL GROUP MEETINGS:

Jim Haughey -
De Je Willcuts - bike,
Bob Allen :
Jack Morley _
Richard MacCann
Jim Raport -
John Vogel
Lela Siebert
Lela Ross
Tom Palimerlee
Joseph Sheedy
Mark Dodge

George Barnes
Dean Nesmith

I.am enclosing some information of various speakers who will
meet with us at the University Christian Mission the week of
Ootober 28 to 284 I thought you might be diterested in imowing
and passing on such information when people query as to who the
speakers will bee In this way you will have a speaking acquaintance

with our leaders.

Sincerely yours,

Co-Chairman, Committee on
Special Group§ Meetings.

 
} UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN MISSION
| UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS

OFFICERS OF THE GENERAL COMMITTEE:

Chairman: Dean Paul B. Lawson, Dean of the College of Liberal
Arts and Sciences, Ue of Ke, 121 Fe S. Hall
2244 New Hampshire--1172

Co-Chairman and Executive Secretary: Earl Stuckenbruck
1701 Louisiana--1349M

Mre Karl Klooz, Bursar of the Universit
123 Fe Se Halil, U. of Ke, 1119 W. Campus--2039

OFFICERS UF SUBCOMMITTEES:

Program: Reve Jo Fe King, 1100 Uhio--2071 |
Paul Moritz, 1201 vuread, Apt. 6<=-2851

Personal Conferences: Reve Ee Fe Price, 1209 Tenn.--1948
Miss Ellen Payne, 1236 Uread~--1315
Class Lectures:
ParnitrxMertings: Mr. U. Ge Mitchell, 13135 Mass.--1995
John Lintner, 1231 La.--1916

Fraternity and Sorority Meetings:
Ted North, 1100 Indiana--284
Roberta Cook, 1339 W. Campus--267

Special Group Meetings: Mre Fe Ceo Allen, S01 Lae-=300
Jim Haughey, 1343 Tenn., Apt. 34--3170"

Ministerial Conference: Rev. Howard E. Koelb, 309 Tenn.--1031
Reve Robert A. Hunt, 1527 Mass.--87

Hospitality: Mr. Bert Nash, 725 Ohio--2692
zeke Cole, 1225 Oread--1135

Publicity: Mr. Allen Crafton, 2202 New Hampshire--2266M
David Angevine, 1201 Oread, Apt. 6--2815

Finance: Mr. Karl Klooz, 123 Fe S.- Hall, 1119 W. Campus
Blaine Grimes, 1022 Ala.e-=-2453

Preparation: Miss Esther Twente, 1521 Stratford Rde-=-2425R
Edna May Parks, Corbin Hall--860

Semi-org. Group Meetings: Wilbur Leonard, 1115 Uhio--2549
Sam Maier, 1225 vread--2992
Velma Wilson, Corbin Hall--360

Continuation: Ee Fe. Price, 1209 Tenn.--1948
Je Je Oe Moore, 1316 Kentucky--2900

Faculty Meetings: Mr. W.E. Sandelius, 2325 Mass.--2358R
: Miss Beulah Morrison, 1242 La.--2527
 

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Dre Bert Nash, Kiwanis Club

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Dr. F. C. Allen
801 Louisiana
Lawrence, Kansas

 
Myers Ha 11
Cet. 3, 19358

-Dear. Dr. Allen:
The co-chairmen of the University Christian

Mission will meet at 4:00, Thursday, Oct. 6,
room 111, Frank Strong Hall.

Sincerely yours,

Earl Stuckenbrucke

 
 

 
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Federal Gouncil of Churches
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New York, Ne Ya

WINNIFRED 'YGAL

 

 

Miss Winnifred Wvgal,is Secretary of the Laboratory Division of the
Na tional Board of the Young ‘fomen's Christian Association.

ACADEMIC TRAINING: |

Drury College, Springfield, Moe

Graduate study in Columbia University, Teachers College and Union
Theological Seminarye

Special reading with Dr. H. Bs Sharman of the Pendle Hill Quaker
Center for gra duate studye

Private coaching with. Canon Strecter in Oxford for one terme

AFFILIATIONS:

 

Miss Wygal is a Member of thé Board of Trustees of Drury College
and also a member of As As Use We

BOOKS PUBLISHED: (All publications by the Womans Press)

 

"The Nature of Religion"
"The Superb Adventure"
"Principles of Religious: Practice in the Community Association
Program"
"Jesus"
"The Good Litensd Discipline"

POSITIONS HELD: | 3 is

 

Student Yel) CoA. Secretary at the dutversity of Nevada i five a
yearss “2
Two years of association ward work at Camp Funstone ©
Member of Staff of National Student Council of the VoWaCsds for

twelve ycoarse

TRAVEL:

Mis s Wygal has been to Europe five times, and has attended eight
intennational conferences.

SUBJECT UPON WHICH ES PECIALLY QUALIFIED TO SPEAK:

 

"Christian Living in Social Relations"

 

 
 

 
 

Dear Friends: ;
Mr. Jim Haughey, chairman of the Special Group

Meetings committee for the University Christian Mission, has asked me

as soadicisiands to call a meeting of our group. This meeting will be

held Wedhesday, September 28, at 4:30 peme in room 206 Robinson

Gymasiume Your attendance at this very important first meeting of

our committee will be appreciated.

Sincerely yours,

Co=Chairman, Special Group Meetings Committee, ~
University Christian Mission.

 
 

   

UNIVERSITY CHRISTIAN MISSION
UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS.
OCT. 23-28, 1938

Myers Hall
Tuesday, Sept. 20, 1938

Dear Mr. Allen,

Many thanks for your kind letter. We are calling
our first meeting of the co-chairmen of the University
Christian Mission for this Thursday afternoon, Sept.
22, m 30, in 103, Frank Strong Hall. Z ua

We hope you will be there so that we can “
our program under waye

¥ Cordially yours,

Liv bnstauterriter

Earl Stuckenbruck