Dodge City times., 1890-10-31

yet Its Alumni has . score Of menberr The on
GERS Of the Alumni Union are
President N. Bamford
Vice President-Class 1883 J. H. Smith
'' 1850 JB. PuIlium
Sectafy CH williams
Treasurer W.B. Marsh
Poet In Wright
| Historian DIR. Latham
The following testimonials will be read with in.
interest.
From THE BISHOPS.
From Bishop j. II. Vincent:
"The Dodge School Of Theology idea is admir-.
I certainly hope that 1t will prove a great sue.
cess
From Bishop E. G. Andrews:
| Il like the prospectus Of the Dodge School Of
Theology, and shall be glad to know how it works
in actual life. Anything which will stir the soul
and mind to better appreciation Of Chnst's truth
is good
From ". Y. Ninde:
II have only time now to express my warm
commendation Of The Dodge School Of Theology
and the deep interest Ifeel in its continued use
fulnes.. 1t is unique in its plan. know Of moth
ing just like it, yet it is admirably adapted to
meet the urgent necds Of many Of our brethren
who cannot go TO school which would REQUIRE
their whole time. Its very existance in our midst
must be an intellectual and spiritual tonic The
brethren who fill the chairs Of instruction will be
stimulated to fuller and more thorough scholar
| ship. and they in turn will stimulate Others. II
can ever get the chance, shall max, strenuous
efforts to visit the school,
From Bishop Mallalieu;
There never has been q time when it was more
important than now, to understand and prove the
distinctive doctrines Of Methodism In order to
do this effectively, these doctrines must be intel
ligently held and then illustrated in the lives Of
those who preach them. That the students and
professors in The Dodge School Of Theology may
preach and enjoy u full, free, present and enjoy
uttermost salvation. is my earnest prayer"
FRON EDUCATORS
From Rev. VI. $. Terry, D. D., Prof. in Garrett Bi.
blical Institute:
'The Dodge School Of Theology is a grand
scheme. Keep it up and give it all the force you
cam
From Rev. II. A. Buttz, d. D., Pres Drew Theo-
logical Seminary:
1t is grand way to spend your summer, and il
were not so far, should be delighted to run in
on you during your session and see your work
and hear your lectures"
From Prof. ]. II. Hill, of State Normal School
Emporia, Kas.
"Dear Brothcr:-I was impressed with YOUR
plan Of organization Is particularly WISE because
so practically meeting present needs, while elias
tic enough to adjust itself to the growing demands
Of growing country. and it seems to me by no
means visionery to feel that your work is signif-
can't not for the present alone, but as foundation
acter as q natural devclopement Of the future.
But that consideration aside. the thoughtful work
done by the brethren who are in charge Of depart
mcnts, abe stimulus given to habits Of study,
and guidance ~ to methods Of study among the
preachers, the inspiration given by your meetings
all impressed me as valuable features Of your
present work.
From Dr. John E. Earp. late Pres. Winfield Col
lose:
II bear cheerful witness Of the marked ability
Of the lectures and other exercises. I am sure
that they will prove source both Of instruction
and inspiration to all who shall enjoy their bene-
hts''
From W. A. Quayle, President Baker University:
''Studcnts in the Dodge School Of Theology.
Greeting: congratulate you on the work in which
you are engaged have examined your course Of
study, and ind admirably adopted, in its sever
| al departments, to the needs Of preachers and
laymen. This school Of theology Ii . need which
| all preachers feel-That Of keeping in intellect
ual touch with their brethren May you be prof
tied and blessed BY your study togrthcr."
Prom LEADERs OF THOUGHT IN THE CHURCH.
From T. B. Nicely. P. E., Philadelphia:
"Ihave examined the catalogue Of the Dodge
School Of Theology. 1t is q splendid scheme. It
10 new and valued discovery in the direction Of
ministerial education, and especially ss to the
training Of those already in the work Of the min
istry 1t looks as though 1t would have an inded-
mite growth
From Gen. Clinton B. Fisk:
II have received and perueed with very great in
terest, the catalogue Of The Dodge School Of The
ology. TWAS an inspiration from heaven that
led to the foundation Of this School Of the Proph-
ets. I wish there might be such . Theological
Seminary established in . hundred Presididg e.
ders' districts 1t is one Of the very best move
ments Of these times. All honor to the noble
President and his faculty. AL hail and most
cordial greetings to the Students lay and clerical
wish might take such course myself. God
bless you all"
From Dr. Jcesc Bowman Young, conductor Of the
Kansas Chatauqua Assembly:
have kept track Of your plans with deep inter-
est. One striking proof Of the good work you are
doing in The Dodge School OF Theology, Is the
fact that you aie quickeaing young men with q
new hunger for knowledge, and inducing them BY
yous school tasks, to undertake . larger course
Of instruction in our semiharies and colleges. II
YOU do no more than keep before the eye and
mind Of the younger itinerant noble intellect ual
aim, and help them to cultivate somewhat Of q
scholarly idea, your school will justify itself.
From more than one young man have the testi-
mony that The Dodge School Of Theology had
been deciding factor in the fosmation Of his
plans for thorough education
From Dr.. D. N. D. Carroll, field secretary Of the
EpwoIth League:
'.Bcfore me lies the catalogue Of The Dodge
School Of Theology. believe 1t has In 1t the, or
at least partial solution Of an important problem
Some Of our young men with eplendid possibili-
ties must bs thrnst out into the work with incom-
plete collegiate training. The frontiers, the back
circuits, with their measer opportunities, receive
them. Only those with Spartan heroism, can
hope TO rise by their own unaided efforts; many
must always pod at the came level. II they do not
become absolutely discouraged and fall ont.
Blessed the young itinerant to whom such helps
Is The Dodge School Of Theology offers itself.
Brother George ehould give the benefit Of his plan
to the whole church. Why may not every annual
conference have its Dodge School Of Theology
From Dr. B. St. J. Fry. editorial in Central writ
ng on The Dodge School Of Theology:
I'VE feel confident thst this idea will be devel-