Box 06
Contains 19 Results:
Governor’s Commission on Higher Education correspondence, 1923
Paul Titsworth served as President of Washington College from 1923-1933. His papers deal with the endowment for Washington College, issues related to the campus and housing, curriculum, grading, and awarding of honorary degrees. There are also papers related to the Summer School for Ministers hosted at the College, the Washington Centennial, and Washington College’s sesquicentennial.
Senator Orlando Harrison letter, 1925 March 10
Paul Titsworth served as President of Washington College from 1923-1933. His papers deal with the endowment for Washington College, issues related to the campus and housing, curriculum, grading, and awarding of honorary degrees. There are also papers related to the Summer School for Ministers hosted at the College, the Washington Centennial, and Washington College’s sesquicentennial.
Honorary Degrees of 1925 correspondence, 1925
Recipients were Alfred Pearce Dennis and Judge J. Harry Covington, but other possible candidates are discussed.
Honorary Degrees of 1926 correspondence, 1925-1926
The honorary degree recipient was Rev. Clarence True Wilson. There are also letters regarding other possible recipients, Rev Charles L. Atwater and President Frederick W. Clayton of Tabor College.
Honorary Degrees of 1928 correspondence, 1927-1928
Degree recipients were Horace Richard Barnes, James W. Cain, Omar Edgar Jones, and Millard Fillmore Minnick.
S.S. Hepburn correspondence, undated
Paul Titsworth served as President of Washington College from 1923-1933. His papers deal with the endowment for Washington College, issues related to the campus and housing, curriculum, grading, and awarding of honorary degrees. There are also papers related to the Summer School for Ministers hosted at the College, the Washington Centennial, and Washington College’s sesquicentennial.
Hodson Committee correspondence, history, and incorporation, 1927; 1930
Paul Titsworth served as President of Washington College from 1923-1933. His papers deal with the endowment for Washington College, issues related to the campus and housing, curriculum, grading, and awarding of honorary degrees. There are also papers related to the Summer School for Ministers hosted at the College, the Washington Centennial, and Washington College’s sesquicentennial.
Alethia J. Hodges letter regarding her husband's will, 1932 April 19
Paul Titsworth served as President of Washington College from 1923-1933. His papers deal with the endowment for Washington College, issues related to the campus and housing, curriculum, grading, and awarding of honorary degrees. There are also papers related to the Summer School for Ministers hosted at the College, the Washington Centennial, and Washington College’s sesquicentennial.
Honorary Degrees of 1924 correspondence, 1924
It was considered that Rev. J. George Gibson degree could be given in absentia due to his health, but this is against College policy; Dr. Eldridge Eliason was a recipient.