Mississippi College - Tribesman Yearbook (Clinton, MS)

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ppmOmTOD (Q) DO|bD WE DO OOfnjBQD □□ US ' cm do y □□ □□ Jesse Thomas Wallace, M.A Professor of History. The Education Society of New York has made an offer of one hundred thousand dollars to Mississippi College, on condition that the College raise two hundred thou- sand additional. Fifty thousand of this may go into buildings and equipment, the rest must go into the endowment fund, being invested in municipal and state bonds. This offer was accepted by the Board of Trustees of the College on December the third, nineteen hundred twelve. At the same meeting they elected Dr. W. A. McComb, one of the most widely known and most honored of our Alumni as Financial Secretary of the fund. Dr. McComb took the field at once and at the end of three months seventy-five thousand dollars has been subscribed. The time allowed by the Education Society to ‘he whole amount is eighteen months. So if no unseen calamity befalls the • Mississippi the money will easily be subscribed before that time. EGEO - --- ' STuu uuuuiL iLUUUU uu! Too □□□era KDQOO OQa ■00 ooddS IQDDO □Oil »

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□□Tod v DOfnbuj □0 DOPgROD DO □ □ DD|0 □□ □□ UuuLi u ' j □□□□□□ FELLOWS L. G. Wallace, B.A., ’13 Assistant in Latin. J. G. Austin, B.A., ’13, Instructor in Penmanship, W. H. Robinson, B.S., ’14, Assistant in Mathematics. Edgar Holcomb, B.A., ’13 Assistant in Latin. C. M. Rogers, B.A., ’13 Assistant in English. rrrrr. THE 1013. ' V? T RU t h C-1 1 AND )£, uyyiKTvt vi ■teas 18