Olivet Nazarene University - Aurora Yearbook (Bourbonnais, IL)

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S liirattnn TO PROFP]SSOR JOSHUA ELVIK HOOVER tvho has ever manifested a keen interest in the student activi- ties, and ivho, hy his himible and exemplary life, has won the esteem of all: we affectionately dedicate this, the third volume of The Aurora

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BENJAMIN TKANKLIN IIAYNES was born and educated in Tennessee. Early in life he took up journalisni as a vocation and followed that profession until he was twenty- t-wo years of age, A dien he Avas called to the ministry, lie l)eeami an ordained minister of the M. E. Church South and served as pastor for a number of years. Ten years were spent in the editing of the Temiessee Metho- dist at Nashville, Tennessee, folloAved by the editing of Zion ' s Outlook. ' ' In 1901 he became Pres-ident of Martin Female College at Publaski, Tennessee, an institution for the higher education of women. Then he became President of Asbury College at AYil- inore. Kentucky. After a number of years he went to Penicl University and served as Dean of the Theological Department, which position he resigned in 1912 to become editor of the Her- ald of Holiness at Kansas City, Missouri. He still occupies the last mentioned position and became President of Olivet T niver- sity April 1, 1016. JiKXJAMIX FRANKLIN HAYNES, D. D. Pi i:siiir:NT