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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 4, 1913

Battle Creek College Association

AT the last General Conference a reunion was held of Battle Creek College teachers and students, which was attended by about two hundred and fifty persons. Near the close of the Conference an association was formed for the purpose of collecting, preserving, and circulating information concerning the College, its teachers, and its students. A constitution was adopted, and secretaries were chosen as follows:—

General: C. C. Lewis; North American Division: M. E. Cady; South America: R. H. Habenicht, M. D.; Europe: Guy Dail; Asia: Riley Russell, M. D.; Africa: W. H. Anderson; Australasia: E. H. Gates. Nearly one hundred persons joined this association, although many did not have opportunity to do so, since the Conference was nearly over.

The association authorized the secretary to prepare a booklet containing, (a) a report of the reunion; (b) a report of the organization of the association; (c) a copy of the constitution; (d) a list of the charter members; (e) the addresses of two hundred and fifty teachers and students present at the reunion.

This report is now ready, and is being mailed to all charter members. It forms a neat booklet of twenty pages, with cover printed in blue and gold.

The charter membership list will be held open until Jan. 1, 1914. All Battle Creek College students and teachers who will send to the secretary the membership fee of fifty cents, together with the last year of their attendance at the College, the course from which they were graduated, if graduates, their present office or occupation, and their post-office address, will be enrolled as charter members, their names and addresses being printed on a leaflet to be inserted in the booklet described above. Any corrections or additions will also be made if sent to the secretary before Jan. 1, 1914. A copy of the booklet will be mailed to each member.

A large photograph was taken of nearly one hundred of the old teachers and students. Probably no such reminder of the "old College days" will ever again be available. A copy of this photograph will be mailed to any address for fifty cents.

Also a copy of the booklet will be mailed for fifty cents to any person, whether member of the association or not.

Address the secretary, C. C. Lewis, Takoma Park, D. C.