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Rev. Elmer McVety (1.), Dr. John Wesley White, and Dr. Hugh White, study plans for Richmond College. The new conservative-evangelical school, first of(...)
Rev. Elmer McVety (1.), Dr. John Wesley White, and Dr. Hugh White, study plans for Richmond College. The new conservative-evangelical school, first of(...)

Rev. Elmer McVety (1.), Dr. John Wesley White, and Dr. Hugh White, study plans for Richmond College. The new conservative-evangelical school, first of(...)

Date3/14/1967
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Original Toronto Star caption: Rev. Elmer McVety (1.); Dr. John Wesley White; and Dr. Hugh White; study plans for Richmond College. The new conservative-evangelical school; first of its kind in Canada; is scheduled to open in September with 100 students. The idea of the college has been questioned by some evangelicals for various reasons.
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      Object NumberTSPA_0115911F
      Rev. Elmer McVety
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