University of Nanking - Linguist Yearbook (Nanking, China)

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THE LANGUAGE SCHOOL 65 In addition to the students regularly registered for language study in residence, there is now a large body of students taking the Advanced work by correspondence, while assisting in regular mis- sionary work at their various stations. This fall shows fifty registered as beginning their second year's study, and many more than this are registered forthe work of the third, fourth and hfth years. With the Home Universities recognizing the work of language students, and with better facilities for supervising this work, the Department should, indeed, be a growing one. Mission or other affiliations of the student body- Students have come to this Department from thirty-four Missions or Union Colleges, as well as independently registered either for Mission work or business preparation, over 7192, however, coming as new missionaries under eight Boards. Presbyterian 1914 Presbyterian, South 50 Baptist, North 90 Baptist, South 13 Methodist Episcopal 177 Methodist Episcopal, South ll Christian fDisciplesj 67 Episcopal tAmerican Church 'D 41 Reformed Church of the U.S.A. 30 Y. W. C. A. U 28 Y. M. C. A. 27 United Evangelical 27 Evangelical Association 1 16 University of Nanking 14 American Advent Mission 12 Seventh Day Advent 50 Christian, Reformed 8 ,Lutheran Synod 8 Yale in China 8 Church Missionary Society 7 Congregational 8 Friends 6 Hunan Bible Institute 5 Women's Union .5 Norwegian 3 Ginling College 3 Pentecostal 2 W'esleyan, Methodist 3 Christian Endeavor 2 Church of God 3 Finnish 2 - Free Methodist 2 Hanchow College 2 Canadian Church Missionary Society 1 Independent Z7 Total ' .. . 870

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STUDENT BODY 1922-1923 11-'OR NAMES SEE PAGE 122 r-'FJ