N-Z, 1907

Newlin, C.E. 1907 [have had their Yearly Meeting at Indiana and forces of higher criticism have prevailed], 1907 September 18; Newlin, Thomas. ["you have got them ( "Evangelical Friend") whipped for all time now"], 1907 March 20; Newman, George. [is trying to promote the message of "Social Law in the Spiritual World" in England], 1907 July 15; Rowntree, Arnold. [he and some others are thinking of starting "Barclay" lectureship, the lecture on some aspect of Quakerism to be delivered the night before London Yearly Meeting, later to be published; they hope Rufus M. Jones will be the first lecturer], 1907 August 28; Rowntree, Joseph. [meeting of those interested in the history (Rowntree Series of Quaker Histories); writers must keep in close touch with each other], 1907 July 30; Sampson, Alden. [sorry to hear of Rufus M. Jones's accident], 1907 August 17; Sharpless, Isaac. [Board has authorized Rufus M. Jones's absence for the balance of the year], 1907 March 15; Thomas, M. Carey. [problem in change of personnel in deans' office to be remedied by a change in title], 1907 May 25; Thomas, M. Carey. [appreciates his note about her address in memory of David Scull who had restored himself to her friendship after being on the wrong side of the Houghton appointment struggle], 1907 December 23; Weaver, S.J. [seat of dissension in Cleveland; glad Rufus M. Jones went to mid-west as his visit smoothed out many misunderstandings of terms; able men in teaching and pastorate --ministers are second-rate and misrepresent their localities], 1907 March 14; Wood, James. [wants to get the "Bryn Mawr business" settled) and names and describes people involved in negotiations], 1907 January 2; Woodman, Charles M. [Oak Grove Seminary in a fiscal crisis], 1907 May 6