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July 20, 1932
The Ironton News
Ironton, Lawrence County, Ohio
What is this article about?
Russell, Kentucky, will host the Tri-State Baptist Bible College in its First Baptist Church, directed by Rev. J. R. Adkins. The three-year Bible course starts with 40 students, possibly growing to 100.
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Have College
The city of Russell is to have a Bible college which will be known as the Tri-State Baptist Bible College and to be conducted in the First Baptist church of that city. The new school is to offer a three year course in the study of the Bible. The course will be divided to three parts nine months being required for each. It was announced that forty Bible students will be enrolled at the opening and that the number may run one hundred.
The school is under the direction of Rev. J. R. Adkins, who has had wide experience in Bible school work.
Have College
The city of Russell is to have a Bible college which will be known as the Tri-State Baptist Bible College and to be conducted in the First Baptist church of that city. The new school is to offer a three year course in the study of the Bible. The course will be divided to three parts nine months being required for each. It was announced that forty Bible students will be enrolled at the opening and that the number may run one hundred.
The school is under the direction of Rev. J. R. Adkins, who has had wide experience in Bible school work.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Moral Virtue
What keywords are associated?
Bible College
Tri State Baptist
Russell
Rev Adkins
Bible Study
What entities or persons were involved?
Rev. J. R. Adkins
Where did it happen?
City Of Russell, First Baptist Church
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Key Persons
Rev. J. R. Adkins
Location
City Of Russell, First Baptist Church
Story Details
The city of Russell establishes the Tri-State Baptist Bible College in the First Baptist Church, offering a three-year Bible course divided into three nine-month parts. Rev. J. R. Adkins directs the school, with an initial enrollment of 40 students, potentially up to 100.