Our Presbyterian Educational institutions, [1913-1914] . members 7 Property.—Land (6 acres) and 3 buildings, value. .$ 70, Furniture an 1 equip nent, value 2, Library, 6,000 books, value 3, Total property — * 75, Endowment, [nc >me producing 24, Total Assets $ 99, Indebtedness covered by outstanding subscriptions 9, Total Net Assets S 90, Gifts Received during Year $ 10, Expense of Maintenance: Faculty salaries $ 5, Other salaries All other expenses 1* Total ex] tenses — I 7, Income for Maintenance: From endowmen
Our Presbyterian Educational institutions, [1913-1914] . members 7 Property.—Land (6 acres) and 3 buildings, value. .$ 70, Furniture an 1 equip nent, value 2, Library, 6,000 books, value 3, Total property — * 75, Endowment, [nc >me producing 24, Total Assets $ 99, Indebtedness covered by outstanding subscriptions 9, Total Net Assets S 90, Gifts Received during Year $ 10, Expense of Maintenance: Faculty salaries $ 5, Other salaries All other expenses 1* Total ex] tenses — I 7, Income for Maintenance: From endowment & 1, Student fees, etc 2, Individuals 2, Total income — 6, Deficit $ 1, Students: C( illege 55 Preparatory -() ( Ithers (speeial) ? Total Graduate. 1912 13 6 Bible Study.—Required of all students two hours a week for two years. Alumni since 1867: Ministers !,,) Students now in theological seminaries • F< ireign missionaries ? I ith rprol ms ;s Total ,7! Total graduates, less 10 counted twice . 158. ROGERSVILLE SYNODICAL COLLEGE Colleges. 93 Rogersville Synodical College Rogersville, Tennessee For Women. Founded 1849. Government.—By sixteen directors elected by theSvnod of Tennessee. ROGERSVILLE Synodical College for many years hasrendered a most efficient service to the homes of EasternTennessee and the South. It has claimed as its Presidentsome of the leading educators produced by our Church. In recentyears, however, it has been allowed to suffer greatly because of thelack of finances. In 1912, the Synod appointed a special committee to raise82,000. At the meeting of the Synod in 1913, the committeereported that they had not been able to accomplish this task. The Annual Report of the Board of Directors, for 1913, con-tained this statement, The Board has made diligent effortto secure someone to take the Presidency of the institution, buthas been unable to make suitable arrangements and consequentlythe college is now closed with n
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