Jay Samuel Stowell Explained

Jay Samuel Stowell (1883 - 1966) was an American author associated with the Methodist Episcopal Church.^{[1] [2]} He died in St. Petersburg, Florida.^{[3] [4]}

Bibliography

• The Sunday-school Teacher and the Program of Jesus by George Harvey Trull and Jay Samuel Stowell (1915)
• Making Missions Real; Demonstrations and Map Talks for Teen Age Groups (1919). .
• Home Mission Trails (1920) Abingdon Press. .
• A study of Mexicans and Spanish Americans in the United States (1920). .
• Story-worship Programs for the Church School Year (1920). .
• The Near Side of the Mexican Question (1921). .
• Methodist Adventures in Negro Education (1922). .
• J. W. Thinks Black (1922). .
• The Child and America's Future (1923). .
• Methodism's New Frontier (1924). .
• Makers of a New World (1926). .
• Between the Americas (1930). .

Notes and References

1. Web site: Jay S. Stowell (Jay Samuel), 1883-1966. docsouth.unc.edu.
2. News: October 6, 1966. Rev. Jay Samuel Stowell. 2. The Pensacola News.
3. News: Jay Samuel Stowell, 83, Dies; Retired Church Aide and Author. October 7, 1966. The New York Times.
4. News: October 8, 1966. Rites conducted for Rev. Stowell. 23. The Post-Standard. United Press International.