Earlham College - Sargasso Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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EARLHAM'S SPIRITUAL LABORATORY . THE Earlham Meetinghouse has come into existence after years of hopes and dreams. According to Dr. Trueblood the new meetinghouse has seven main functions: To provide for the Religious Life of the College, To provide a place for study, To pro- vide a place for conferences, To encourage the ministry, To establish a base dedicated to the renewal of the Society of Friends, To contribute to the recovery of family life, To provide facilities for the celebration of life's high moments. X-N1 The Meetinghouse was officially opened on Sunday, April 27, 1952. Remarks were made by Mr. Elmer Stout and Dr. Elton Trueblood. l2

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J ,xbff HE OLD has given Way to the new. In case you don't recognize it this is a picture of the Earlham Hall Parlor about 20 years ago. The Webster Meet- inghouse has given Way to Stout Me- morial Meetinghouse, Parry Hall has been replaced by The David Worth Dennis Science Hall. . fy hid ,. A, . V ,mpaflv .. ,sm 1 , f' l l

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