Identifier: alumnaerec18881892penn (find matches)
Title: Alumnae Recorder
Year: 1888 (1880s)
Authors: Pennsylvania Female College Alumnae Association
Subjects: Chatham University--Alumni and alumnae--Periodicals
Publisher: Pennsylvania Female College Pennsylvania College for Women
Contributing Library: Chatham University, Jennie King Mellon Library
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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Rev. JAMES BLACK, D. D., LL. D. ALUMNAE RECORDER. ILitrrarg (FtiitarB:ELSIE RANKIN,JENNIE McCANCE. Business (Ctiitors:BESSIE HILLMAN,FLORENCE I. HOLMES. JUNE, 1891. The Rev. James Black, D. T)., LL. D. ITH sad hearts we record the death of Rev.James Black, D. D., LL. D., the first Presi-dent of Pennsylvania College. A noble man,a remarkable teacher passed away on Tuesday,December 23d, 1890. Dr. Black was a graduate of WashingtonCollege (49), and of the Western TheologicalSeminary, Allegheny. He was licensed as a minister of thePresbyterian Church in 1852. His teaching powers, however,which had already shown themselves in the interval betweenhis college and theological courses, were so great that he wassoon called to the Professorship of Greek in WashingtonCollege, and from that time his life was devoted mainly to thework of college instruction. And who, that knew him, canthink that he accomplished less for Christ in this way than hewould have done had he given himself wholly to preach

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