University Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916, 1910-09-25
STUDENTS CLASSES
N SUNDAY SCHOOL
~. N. c. A. to Cooperate
With Churches to Get
Large Attendance.
N. U. PROFESSORS TO TEACH
University Men aid Christian
College Girls to Hear Lee
lures Together.

The organizationsof Y: Nc. il. class
es in the Sunday schools of Columbia
Is feature Of the University associa-
tons work this year. Such classes
have been conducted before but they
will be larger this year and there will
be more Of them. The association
and the churches are cooperating to
get students to attend. Some of the
teachers will be University professors.
There will be classes for both women
and men.
At the Presbyterian church there
will be three classes. The pastor, the
Rev. w. w. Elwang, will conduct a
class for both men and women On the
history Of the Bible, the development
of higher criticism, and kindred topics.
J. s. Moore. general secretary of the
Y. M. G. A. will lead class of Uni
versity freshmen who will study Lea
cocks Life of Paul." DR.. C. A. ELL
wood will lead a class which will dis
cuss Christianity and Modern Social
Problems" He will contrast social
conditions Of the present time with the
Ideals of Jesus. Dr.. Josiah Strong's
Studies in the Gospel of the King
dom" will be the basis of the course.
-Four classes have been arranged at
the Christian church. Dean C. M.
Sharpe, Of the Bible College of Mis-
souri,, and Mrs. Luella Wilcox st.
Clair, president of Christian College,
will conduct class of University men
and Christian College women. It will
be in the form of a lecture course
upon the books of the Bible. Prof. A.
w. Taylor, formerly of the University
of Chicago, who is now professor of
social service at the Bible College, Will
teach class similar to the one to be
taught by DR.. Ellwood at the Presby-
terrain church. 1t will discuss modern
social problems from a Bible stand
point. This class is for men only. wal.
ter w. Stewart, of the department of
economics at the University, will con.
ducts class for men Just entering the
University to discuss the problems OF
new students. Miss Jennie Jenkinson
will conduct a class for University wo
men.
E. w. Stephens will continue his
class at the Baptist church and dis
cuss the International lessons. Mr.
Stephens, who has been conducting
this class for twenty years, is Sun
day School scholar, and writes notes
on the international lessons for the
Central Baptist. The attendance, In
this class averages about 275, ,.includ
ing both men and women. Prof. P. F
Trowbridge will conduct a class fol
University men taking up the life o.
Christ. Mrs. J. D. Elliff will have 8
fclass Of University women which vii
follow the International lessons.
/ There will be three classes at the
Methodist church. Mrs. C. NJ. Akel
will have a class Of University womer
and George H. Beasley president of the
Columbia Business College, will have
one of University men, both taking III
the international lessons. A.. L. Phil
fps, Of the english department, viii
lead class of University freshmen
taking up the Life of Christ" by
Bosworth.
At the Episcopal church the rector
the Rev. H. P. Horton, will conduct g
class for both men and women. othel
tclasses will be organized later.