Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1889-09-26
The Dodge School ofTneo,oay.

The Dodge School Of Theology.
At the Annual meeting of the DOds
School of Theology the following wei
elected as the
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Rev. A. p. George. Cimarron, IA
Rev. NJ. Bamford. Garden City,
Rev. G. Lowther, Larned, -
Rev. r. 4. Carnine. Winfield. -
Geo. b. Cox, Dodge City,
Chas E. Wilson, Jetmore.
John Goodwine, Dodge City,
W. J. Martindale, Newton. :.
Rev. W. P. Burns. Oxford. :.
Rey. James S. Tull. Meade Center, 50
David F. Owens, Dodge City. 81
W. 5. Smith, Garden City, Z"
J. A. Patton, Garden City, :.
ID. Bowers. Kingman, =
Rev. c. r. Robinson. Ness City. %
Rev. j. II. Smith, Jetmore.
Kew. W. II. Rose. Dodge City, 50
o. G. Baird, Greensburc. :.
W. II. Young, Meade Center, -"
J. II. Crawford. Dodge City, "
j. ID. Shaffer, Spea-eville, g
OFFICERS OF BOARD.
Chairman,
J. II. Crawford. V. C.. W. S. Smith
Secretary, Rev. G. LOwther.
Treasurer, Geo. B. Cox.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Rev. A. p. George, w. ii. Rose
Geo. 3. Cox, d. F. Owens,
]. IL. Crawford, John GoOdwine.
Beautifully Remembered.
The following Resolutions were adopt.
ed by the students Association of The
Dodge School of Theology" at its late
annual meeting:
WHEREAS, The Dodge School of
Theology is about closing its second
years successful work, and
WHEREAS, We the Students have been
greatly benefited thereby, it seems fitting
that We should express our appreciation
of these benefits in suitable word. There
fore be 1t
l. RESOLVED, That we recognize the
benefits received W in the increased de-
sire for knowledge, (2) in the stimulation
of purpose to pursue our studies of the
various subjects presented and thus
thoroughly equip ourselves for greater
in our high calling, and 81 es-
pecially in the increase of knowledge
gained by the lectures, teachings and dis
cussiOns of the school.
:. RESOLVED, That we look forward
with hOpefullness and delight 70 the fu-
lure of The Dodge School of Theology"
with its Q) newly added departments of
study and (2) its enlarged plans for use
'ullness.
3. RESOLVED, That we express our
highest appreciation o. of the patience,
seniality and dignity of the administra-
ion of our worthy President, and (2) the
and entertaining lectures of the
Faculty in their various departments, and
b the wisdom of the Trustees in provid-
ng for such an instrumentality as The
Dodge School of Theology" for our men
al and moral improvement.
4. RESOLVED, That we express our
hanks ta) to Rev. J. N. Wright, Presi-
lent of the Western Kansas College for
lis valuable lecture on Geology and the
Bible" t2) to Rev. NJ Bamford for his
ecture on The Blessings of Poverty"
nd (3) to Rev. G. Lowther for his lecture
n "Hereditory Decents'
). REsOLvEn, That U we exceed
ngly regret to part with the brethren
Tho so ably filled the chairs of Histori-
al and Practical Theology, viz: Rev. J.
V. Wright and Rev. n. H. Davis, (2) We |
ill follow them with our prayers and
est wishes. (3) hoping the lines may fall
D them in pleasant places as they minis
er to others outside our Conference !
ounds.
6. RESOLVED. That We owe our
'rOther, Rev. W. II. Rose and the citi
ems of Dodge City an unusual debt of
ratitude for their liberal and bounteous
making it possible for some
} attend The Dodge School of Theolo-
y" who could not otherwise have come.
nd making it especially grateful to us
Il in these stringent times to leave the
lXury of gratuitOus change of pasture
! green fields and fragrant meadows.
'e desire, therefore, to express in ui-
ualified terms and heartfelt thanks for
} the kindness shown us by the citizens
{ Dodge City and (2) to the attentive
astOr-ltev. W. Ii. Rose, t3) though
,me of us may never return yet where er
lr feet, in future, may roam we will
herish, with fond recollection the mem
ry of the happy days spent in the homes
{ this beautiful hill-built city, on the
road prairies of this far west
lodge City, Kas., Sept. 18th, 1889.
correspondence.
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