. Reminiscences of Nathan T. Frame and Esther G. Frame. , and they sentus a pressing invitation to come at the earliest timepossible. They informed us that the students werevery busy and that the meetings must conamencesoon, as they could continue only about ten days,as there was a course of lectures and the studentsand most of the professors had procured their tick-ets. So while cordially inviting us to come they alsogave us to understand they could not give us muchhelp, only for a very short time. Under these conditions we began our meetingsat Penn College January 4th, 1898, and continuedthr
. Reminiscences of Nathan T. Frame and Esther G. Frame. , and they sentus a pressing invitation to come at the earliest timepossible. They informed us that the students werevery busy and that the meetings must conamencesoon, as they could continue only about ten days,as there was a course of lectures and the studentsand most of the professors had procured their tick-ets. So while cordially inviting us to come they alsogave us to understand they could not give us muchhelp, only for a very short time. Under these conditions we began our meetingsat Penn College January 4th, 1898, and continuedthree weeks, holding two meetings each day, teno clock a. m. and 7:30 p. m. As far as time allowed,all the professors of the college and all the teachersattended the meetings morning and at night, and en-couraged the students to attend. They also encour-aged their friends and acquaintance in the city andcounty to attend the meetings. Thus we had fromthe first meeting the full co-operation and sympathyof all the college faculty and the Christian A. EOSEXBERGEE^ President of Penn College, Oskaloosa, Iowa.
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