1931-1932 Academic Catalog

HOW TO HELP CEDARVILLE COLLEGE 95 education throughout his life and always thereafter and free from all worry about his holdings. You can get an annuity bond by the investment of a sum of money with the Board of Trustees of Cedarville College and in return Cedarville College guarantees to pay you an income for life. The interest rates run from 41h % at forty years of age up to 9% at eighty-five years of age. This life annuity bond is a legal contract signed by the officers of the Board of Trustees of Cedarville College. The interest on this bond is paid twice yearly during the life of the donor. If you are interested, send for full particulars. Second: BEQUESTS-For Personal Property: Cedarville College has been largely aided by its friends leaving personal property or real estate or both in their wills to the college. Any one who desires to make a will in favor of the college should write that part of his will as follows: "I do give, devise and bequeath to the Board of Trustees of Cedarville College the sum of________________________dollars, (or__________ shares of stock in the__________________________ , or bonds, as the case may be, setting forth particularly what it is that is bequeathed)." For Real Estate: "I do give, devise and bequeath to the Board of Trustees of Cedarville College and its successors, forever, all that lot or piece of land (describing the property with care)." Special care should be taken that bequests be made according to the laws of the state governing them. Third: OTHER WAYS TO HELP a. By giving to the Maintenance and Expansion Fund. It will be necessary this year to raise :fifteen thousand dollars in order to meet the current expenses of the college in the way of upkeep, fuel, light, gas, water bills, salaries, and to keep workers in the :field who are seeking funds for the permanent endowment of Cedarville College. Any sum from :five dollars up will be gladly accepted for the Maintenance and Expansion Fund. · b. ENDOWMENT.-Cedarville College is endeavoring to raise an additional three thousand dollars for its permanent en– dowment fund. The time set to raise this is the fortieth an– niversary of the college, which comes in June, 1934. Any sum of money or piece of property or bond or stock will be gladly received and put into this fund. c. LIBRARY.-Cedarville College needs appropriations of money and of books for its library. We shall be glad to corre– spond with any one who is inclined to give either or both for library purposes. For full particulars in regard to all these ways of helping Cedarville College, address W. R. McChesney, President, Cedar– ville, Ohio.