Guilford College - Quaker Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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In Memoriam n r HE iin ailiim ' ;ind ocnerous support of tlic L Clllrov liy (ni-trud. ' Wliittifi- Mfiid rnhall. vv H dirt! 1 pi-il 15. H)2f), lins hffii a great soul vv of St rcnj th to all. In addition to her s. r vv to til r ( ' olK ' ge sIr ' estalilisht ' d a v. dual.le sc i( l;irslii]). lii-cferably for students who ma.jor III inatliemat ios. ■™ In Memoriam JEREMIAH S. COX, for nearly fifty years a trustee of Guilford College, and always a ile ()t ' ' d friend and faithful sujiporter, oc- eui)ied a iilaec of high esteem in the hearts of tiiose wlio iviiew him. The Qiiahcr has reserved this space in mem- ■iry of one who eontrihuted freely to the cause of Ciuilford College; who gave and endowed Cox Hall dormitory and ahly helped to aceoin|)- lisli his hopes and his prayers. i ■ ' •5 tMiM im

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In Memoriam THE dtatli of Lyndon Lta Wliitc. wiiiili oi- currtd on Ktbruary l(i, 1925. was niourneil hy the entirt- studtnt hody and faculty. By his diligence and fitness of mind lie had become a great teacher; by his faithful services, upright life, and love for his neighbor he became a be- loved leader. In Memoriam MISS Sarah E. Benbow. who died April (3, l! 2(). had for twenty years been closely identified with Guilford Coliege. To the stu- dents who came under her tender care while Matron of Guilford College she was lovingly known as Miss Sallie ; and her life and work among the students in every-day life, in sickness and in healtli. made her seem like a good mother. iinh iiiiiiliili!!illk i-m:iSMi

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