PAGE 6 ’ Thursday, November 12, 1950
THE BATTALION
Nigerian Leader to
Religions Meetings
A leader in international stu
dent movements, ‘Bola Igo of Ni
geria, -will be on the campus for
a series of meetings with religious
leaders and students on Monday
and Tuesday.
Tge’s visit is a part of his tour
of college and universities in the
United States and Canada to in
terpret the Economical Student
Conference to students, and to
urge their participation in the
“life and mission of the church”
throughout the world.
He serves as secretary of the
Nigerian Student Christian Move-
m’ent. He is a layman, an active
member of the Anglican Church,
and has recently received a degi’ee
in law from the University of Lon
don. He recently attended the
“pilot” conference of the World
Student Christian Federation in
Rangoon,. India.
Local meetings during Ige’s
visit will include a Sunday evening
supper ’meal for students of all
denominations at the Wesley Foun
dation at five o’clock Sunday af
ternoon. A breakfast hour is set
for 6:30 Monday morning for in
terested students and faculty mem
bers. The meeting is scheduled to
be held at the campus YMCA
building.
A combined meeting of the Bry
an Ministerial Association and the
College Station Religious Work
ers’ Association is to be held at
noon on Monday at the A&M Pres-
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Attend
Here
byterian Church. Reservations for
the meal may be made by phoning
the church.
The final meeting of general
interest to all will be held at the
YMCA Monday evening at 7:30 at
which time Ige has been asked to
touch upon the racial tensions in
Africa, and to give the audience
opoprtunity to ask questions. The
public is invited to this meeting.
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