New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 11, 1929, Page 2

MOGDY QUITS AS SEMINARY HEAD Leaves Northlield School Dis- satishod With Speer's Policy New York, Feb. 11.—(@—The New York Times today says that Willlam L. Moody has resigned as chairman of the board of trustees of Northfield seminary for girls, East Northfield, Mass., the Mount Her- mon achool for boys, near East Northfleld, and the summer Bible and missionary conference at East Northfield. Mr. Moody, eldest son of Dwight | Moody, the evangelist, who was com- missioned by his father te carry on the religious work and has devoted 29 years of his life to the direction of the three projects, presented his resignation at a meeting of the board of trustees in New York Friday. He gave as his reason for resigning the policy and cenduct of the work as carried on by the Rev. Elliott Speer, president of the board. Seventeen of the 26 trustees were present and they voted unanimously to accept the | resignation. | Speer is the son of Dr. Robert E. | Speer. former moderator of the | general assembly of the Presbyterian | church and senior secretary of the hoard of foreign mission of the Pres- byterian church. Most of the trustees are wealthf lay philanthropists of New York, Boston, New London, Chicago and Baltimore. Stays as Trustee Moody will remain as a trustee of the schools and will retain charge of the Bible confercnces next summer, in view of the fact that programs for it have been virtually completed. | He still has the privilege of con- tinuing to live at the Moody home- stead. The Times will say that over the | telephone tonight Mr. Speer said that for some time it had been known that Mr. Moody's resignation might | be offered, and the trustees have ! heen doing everything in their power to.make Mr. Moody continue in his office here hap: “Some time ag ing a lack of cordiality on Mr. Moody toward me, I gave hm my resignation with permission to presest it to the board, but he never presented it.” The board has commissioned Mr. Speer o make the announcement of Mr. Moody's resignation. 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