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Union College Honors and Mexican Mission Aid

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 23, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 43.

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Union College Honors and Mexican Mission Aid

In its report of the opening exercises of Union College, the Central Union Outlook for September 23, gives the following item of personal interest: "President Griggs conferred the honorary degree of Master of Arts upon Prof. Clement L. Benson and Prof. Leon L. Caviness. Both of these men have long been connected with Union College, and their excellent services and high scholastic attainments certainly deserved this tribute extended them by the board of managers and faculty of the institution which they have honored by their ability and service."
Urged by the Mexican Mission committee to come to Mexico City to aid in the work, Brother E. R. and Mrs. Johnson, of Loma Linda, are on their way into troubled Mexico, seeking to find an open route, either via Texas points or from New Orleans. Our brethren in Mexico City say the work is moving forward all the time in spite of revolution, and further help is urgently needed.