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LAUGHTER The Oakwood College church is one of the main attractions on campus. lt is at this million dollar complex that students come to refresh themselves after a hard week of studies. In this building is held the Weeks of Prayer and Wednesday night prayer meetings which are very impor- tant to some students, Adjoining the church is the Theology and Religion Com- plex well known to Oakwoodites as the C.E. Moseley Complex. It is in this de- partment that Oakwood College finds it fame and prestiege. People come from all over the world to listen to the likes of E.E. Cleveland, E.C. Ward, C.E. Mose- ley, B. Reeves with Professor Henry Wright, who is probably the most well loved preacher on campus as far as Oak- woodites are concerned. These teachers lead out in the prayer life of the school and does much to inspire in their students a deep love for God and their fellow men. Oakwoodites not only find the time for prayer, but they also find time to have fun.
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THROUGH I DUSTRIES The Oakwood College Industries also play a very important role in the Hunts- ville Community. In these industries, stu- dents are taught dedicated service - ser- vice not only for their fellow students, but also for the community as a whole. Some of the College Industries are: The Literature lndustry, Graphic Produc- tions, The College Bookstore, The Col- lege Store, Farm, Dairy, Nursery, and Radio Station. The Radio Station, W.O.C.G. FM, is a new force at Oakwood College. Each morning students wake up to the beauti- ful voice of Mr. Don McPhaul who brings them to life with the well-loved program, Morning Joy. The Literature lndustry, directed by Elder Sandy Robinson is probably one of the most productive of all the industries. Each summer, winter, and spring break, students are sent all over the world to W' spread the Gospel through the printed page. , I ' , D Jovial WOCG Station Manager, Don McPhaul, radiating enthusiasm on the Morning Joy Program. A competent hand prepares milk for college students and the surrounding community Modernized cleaning machine used to harvest the school's crops
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