Rush Medical College - Pulse Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Ube 1I11tercollegiate EGDHFIIIICIII of the 19011119 flD6ll'5 Cthristian Elssociation. The aims of this organization sho11ld be too vvell linovvn to need comment. The leaders of this movement believe that the fullest development of man can be reached only when the four sides ol' his nature. social. intellectual. physical. and spiritual. are symmetrical. each having received its due attention. Acting upon this belief. provision is made for in- formal receptions. cosy parlors age furnished. and other suggestions of home life: entertainment courses. lectures and practical talks are arranged: and a well. stocked reading-room. a gymnasium fully equipped. bowling alleys and bath- rooms suggest strength and health: and the gospel meetings. devotional services and bible classes endeavor to complete the perfect man. The Rush Medical College Branch of the Chicago Association is fortunate in having so near it the beautiful home of the lrVest Side Department on Monroe street near Ashland Boulevard. glimpses of which are presented hereyvith. and Where the privileges mentioned may be enjoyed, Special classes in the gymnasium are arranged to suit the schedule of students. a competent teacher being always in attendance. The work in the college consists of weekly prayer meetings held in one of the class rooms. These are led by stu- dents. professors. and prominent ministers of the neighborhood. The management ol' the association is in the hands of an Organization Committee consisting this year of W. A. Bellwood. chairman. W. D. Brode. vice-chairman. F. N. Brett- secretary. W. H. Cook. G. C. Stratton. J. W. Earle. and Professor John Edwin Rhodes. M. D. The following sub committees were appointed for IHSZU4: Membership Committee -NV. H. Cook, W. L. Crosby. H H. Gray. J. D. Mclielvey. A. M. Sherman. W. D. Bates J. Eckard. J. N. Ledbetter. D. W. Relihan. Devotional COlH1l1lttGQ7C. Flett. C. H. Kemp. Missionary Committee-W. S. McClellan. L. Leming. flDClllDCl'5. Ammunson. P. 13. Hobbs. C. C. Critiitli. ,l. C. Gray. ll. H. Andre, F. E. Mammen. G. H. 'Weisskopll M. A. Gilmore. tl. H. Allenburger. C. A. Miller. G. NV. Philleo. L. T. Stratton. ti. t'. Bayley. E. H. Cchsner. E. H. Brett. F. N. Opitx. li. H. Beisc. C. J. Otis. D. M. lirode. W. D. Lyon. M. 206