Asbury University - Asburian Yearbook (Wilmore, KY)

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The cAsbunmu 1930 iwwwwwawiiBiwwai Wii i.iAM Hr.woi HiciiKs, H.I ' Fi).. M.A. Dian III till- (. ' ollii i- and I ' rufis.uir of I ' liysiis Rev. Nev -iov Kinc, Jr. hill J Ri pill, uliilii-f jAv Bextos Kenvon ' , M.A. Dean of Min and I ' riifissor of Clifmisiry Mrs. J. M. WvArr, B S., . ' .B. Dian III U ' omin and .IssislanI I ' rojissor of English ■ i.-.e ' -

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The oAshurian, 1930 Rev. Guy Wilson, Executive Secretary The nepartiiicnts of Missions, Evangelism, Life Sei ' ice and Publicity are under the direction of the F ' xeciitive Secretary. During winter and summer months in- spirational groups of students in Cilee Clubs, choruses and ijuartettes serve in churches, tabernacles and camp meetings in various states. From a central office at the college the Executi e Secretary directs all insjiirational and financial activities in the field. Subscrip- tions and pledges are paid in through this de- partment and Rev. Wilson keeps in closest touch with the thousands of Asbury friends .scattered throughout this nation and foreign countries. The wide ministry of Rev. (niy WiLson in evangelistic work during the past years gives to him a peculiar fitness for the task to which he has been assigned. The success of the de- partment has been pronounced during the past year, and it is the desire of the administration that all friends of Asbury everywhere avail themselves of this office to secure free litera- ture and fullest information concerning the work and influence of Asbury tliroughout tlie world. Announcing Mr. W. W. Gary, Business Manager On the 15th of September, 1929, Mr. W. W. Cary joined the administrative staff of Asbury College in the capacity of business manager. It is with pleasure that we take advantage of the opportunity of recording in the pages of this ' ear Book the appreciation which is felt by our college body for Air. Cary ' s very capable business leadership during the year. . ' 11 Ir. Cary comes to Asbury College with Y A 1 admirable business record directly from V 1| i Chicago Evangelistic Institute, where for two y l years he was vice-president and business man- ager. He has been cradled and reared in the Holiness Mo ement and has felt a definite call and identify himself in a business way with interdenomina- He feels that his administrative position at Asbury College is an open door for just such work as he has been called to perform. May the Lord grant His blessing upon his services in our midst. Li ' Wis R()ni-:.S()X Akkrs. to leave secular work tional Holiness work.

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The oAshurian, 1930 Faculty Lena Barbara Nofcier, a.b., b.s. in l.s. Librarian nA -||) AViLLIAM NaNKIVEL, M.A. Professor of Biology William Lincoln Nofcier, M.A., B.D., Ph.D. Professor of Social and Political Science Nabia Abbott, M.A. Professor of History ALarie Sprague, A.B. .Issislanl Professor of English Henr- - Jacob Hervey, M.A. Professor of Education John Lartin Maxey, M.A. Professor of Matliemalics