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HIS nece~'ary adJunct to eYery fir~t class institution of learning, "The Students' Christian
Association, ' came into the college early in its history.
Mrs. Kern, the wife of the President, organized it some eleYcn years ago. She was
succeeded by :O.Irs. Doctor Yocum, who in tum was succeeded by Professor C. \'. \\'augh with
the aid of that noble christian woman, Mrs. Professor H . K . Ingram. All greatly deplored
her failiug health and retiremeut from college. .\!iss McClintock has since nobly filled her
place. Professors :O.IcClintock and \\'augh are generally present at the meetiugs. The object
of the .\ssot·iation is to help Christian students in their spiritual life, and to train them for acti1·e service in the
church militaut, where cousecrated, educated mln and women are so much needed. Here the spirit of acti1·e
Clu istianity is infused into the soul,., of our young men and women.
The ,\ssociation wields a helpful influence on the student hody. The strongest men of the college are
workers in the .\ssociation
Meetings are held e1·en· SundaY eYening from six to seven o'clock.
The prL.,;ent officers arc · President, R. ll. Rowe; &crctary, L. T Patillo; Treasurer and Librarian, J. H.
Bridges
X ell' students coming to college may look out for S. C .• \. men who take pleasure in doing the many littlt:
things :-.o helpful to new students.