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Newman, George, 1928; Occidental College (Remsen E. Bird, president), 1928; Peabody, Francis G, 1928; Pendle Hill. copy of letter from Wilbur K. Thomas to Henry Hodgkin. [lays out detailed plan for Pendle Hill and asks Hodgkin to be its first director] (Hodgkin accepts), 1928 July 27; Pendle Hill (J. Barnard Walton). [further groundwork for the establishment of Pendle Hill], 1928 November 9; Pennsylvania College for Women (Cora Helen Coolidge, president), 1928; Pennsylvania Hospital (Daniel D. Test, superintendent). [re paper Rufus M. Jones gave in, 1928 March 3; Pound, J. Presley. [Rufus M. Jones chosen as 1 of 15 "Prophets of this Age" by 763 ministers and educators], 1928 June 18; Rockefeller, Abby A., 1928 March 8; Rowntree, Arnold, 1928; Scott, Roderick. Foochow, China,, 1928 September 30; Silcock, Harry T., 1928; Sippell, Theodor. (in German) [on foundations of Quakerism], 1928 November 11; Southern California, University of (John Fisher, dean). [invites Rufus M. Jones to give a course of lectures in religion] (Rufus M. Jones accepts), 1928 June 8; Steere, Douglas. [concerns his teaching which is to begin at Haverford] (series of 9 letters), 1928 January 8; Sutton, Phyllis. Ram Allah Friends Boys School, 1928; Taylor, Ernest E. [having previously requested Rufus M. Jones's help, is pleased with foreword Jones has written to Elsie Brockbank's book on Richard Hubberthorne], 1928 November 16; Totah, Khalil. Ram Allah, Palestine, [re plans for the Lowell Jones Room at the Friends Boys School], 1928 February 7; Underhill, Evelyn (Evelyn Stuart Moore). [values Rufus M. Jones's friendship; on her new book "though I don't think you will agree with my philosophy, I hope you will find things in it that you like."], 1928 January 9; Unwin, Ernest. Friends High School, Hobart, Tasmania, [his school "is the recognized centre for the spreading of Quaker spirit" in the region], 1928 December 17; Wallis, Amy, 1928; YMCA of China (Eugene E. Barnett). copy. [activities of YMCA, especially in face of revolution and civil war] (also letters of T.Z. Koo), 1928 January 15; YMCA of U.S. and Canada (E.T. Colton). [lays out plan for survey of foreign work of YMCA's and YWCA's and asks Rufus M. Jones to serve on committee] (Rufus M. Jones accepts, 1928 February 8