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First Baptist Church, Wenatchee; July 24, Mission Church, Soap Lake; July 25, Presbyterian Church, Coulee City;; July 26, Knox Presbyterian Church, Spokane. Further Oregon appointments are as follows: July 27, Milton; July 28, Baptist' Church, Hermiston; July 29, Burns; July 30, First Baptist, Lake- view. In California on the return trip, the group expects to serve July 31 at Mono Lake and August 2 at Calvary Church, Santa Ana. In leaving for their tour, the en- • semble members commented, “We are looking f o r w a r d to renewing past friendships and meeting Biola grad uates, and do covet your prayers for our group in our service this summer.” Married James Douglas Buerer and Margaret Jane Finfrock, June 14, San Bernar dino, Calif. James H. Christian, B. Th. ’42, and Mildred Alice McBride, B. Chr. Ed. ’42, June 12,. Hollywood, Calif. Charles R. G i r t o n, ’42, and Iris Schwartz, ,’39, June 11, Los Angeles, Calif. Marvin J. Lokkesmoe and M. Pa tricia Kelso, B. Chr. Ed. ’40, June 2, San Francisco, Calif. George MacDougall and Florence M. Carlson, ’38, April 18, Los Angeles, Calif. Dean Nauman, ’41, and Nancy My ers, ’42, June 13, Los Angeles, Calif. Neil B. Nellis, ’41, and Jane S. Good- ner, ’40, June 6, Tustin, Calif. Edwin Rogers and Margaret A. Yo der, May 26, Hollywood, Calif. James Swanson and Ramona Cam- iher, ’30, Jan, 1, Reno, Nev. Paul A. Uhlinger, B. Th. ’42, and Ruth A. Charlton, ’42, June 11, Los Angelds, Calif. Milton Warkentin, B. Th. ’42, and Clara Esther Neufeld, ’42, June 7, Di- nuba, Calif. Harry T. Woodard a n d Marjorie Grace Reitz, June 12, Inglewood, Calif. J. Theodore Zamrazil and E 1d i e Nielssen, June 13, Los Angeles, Calif. Born To Willard (’36) and Mrs. Backer (EJvlin Crowe, ’36), a daughter, Sharon Lee, May 12, Portland, Ore. To James M. (B. Th. ’39) and Mrs. Brown (Grace Vandermeer), a daugh ter, Charlotte, May 26, Everett, Wash. , To Lionel (’33) and Mrs. B r o w n (Grace Uorimer, ’33), a son, Lionel, Jr., May 1, Daly City, Calif. Mr. Brown is pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Daly City. To Frank and Mrs. Busenitz (Hes ter Claassen, ’33), a daughter, Katin leen Elizabeth, May 18, Whitewater, Kans.
FAMILY CIRCLE [ Continued from Page 2S4r] where his address is Box l4, Tofa, via Kano, Nigera, W. Africa.' ■: Grace Hillman, ’30, 46 Park Grove, Burnley, E. 1, Melbourne'; Victoria, Australia, writes: “For the past four years I have been an invalid. I have arthritis. The Lord has had a purpose in it all, and it has been a time of rich blessing. I have been learning ‘in whatsoever state I am, therewith to be content.’ I think God wants to train us all in the school of contentment. It comes to us in various ways, and is one of the most valuable lessons in life.” Prior to her illness, Miss Hill man had been a missionary In India. Tour of Musical Group This summer the Biola String En semble, a group of five young women who have been attending the Bible Institute of Los Angeles, plan to make a six-weeks’ tour into the Northwest, going as far north as Vancouver, Can. The personnel of the group includes Marguerite Johnson, Janice Bailey, Virginia Sackett, Florence Gunn, and Jeanne McIntosh. Miss N a ( f i ne K. Warner of the Institute faculty is to travel with the group. The program which they present makes use of three violins, cello,’ piano, vibra-harp, ac cordion, guitar, trumpet, vocal num bers, and the personal testimonies of the group members. They expect to hold about fifty meetings with vari ous churches, including outdoor meet ings and children’s meetings. Follow ing is the itinerary for any of Biola’s friends who are living in the North west: Appointments in California are' for June 21, Calvary Presbyterian Church, LOrig Beach; June 22, First Brethren Church, Selma; June 23, Memorial Baptist Church, Fresno; June 24, First Baptist Church, Clovis; June 25, Way- side Chapel, Sacramento; June 26, Cal vary Baptist C h u r c h , Sacramento. Oregon engagements include June 28, Federated Church, Central’ Point; June 29, First Baptist Church, Grants Pass; June 30, First Baptist Church, Eugene; July 1, Corvallis; July 2, Men- nonite Brethren Church, West Salem; July 3, Valsetz; July .5, Evangelical Mennonite Brethren Church, Dallas; July 7, 8, 9, Portland, and July 10, First Baptist Church, The Dalles. In Washington, meetings are sched uled for July 11, Sunnyside; July 12, Mission Covenant Church, Selah; First Baptist Church, Yakima; July 13, Cal vary Baptist Church, Seattle; July 14, Kirkland; July 15, United Pfesbyterian Church, Everett; July 16,. 17, 18, Can ada; July 19, The Firs Bible Confer ence and First Baptist Church, Bel lingham, Wash.; July 21, Turnwater Baptist Church, Olympiaj J u 1y 23,
To Karl and Mrs. G e t t m a n n , a daughter, Barbara Jean, June 1, Los Angeles, Calif. To Oscar T, (’27) and Mrs. Gillan, a daughter, Lorna May, May 13, New Westminster, B. C., Can. To John M. (’40) .arid Mrs, Gillespie (Nadine M. Simons, ’40), a son, Stan, ley Neil, April 25, Valdez, Alaska. - To Melvin and Mrs. Haug (Grace E. Hooper, ’38), a- daughter, M a r y Ellen, April 19,.Tucson, Ariz. To Lee and Mrs. Hefferlin, a daugh ter, Elizabeth Jo, June 7, Los Angeles, Calif. To Egon A. (’35) and Mrs. Hofer, a son, Richard Egon,.Mar. 13, Reedley, Calif. To Abraham F. (’31) and Mrs. Kroe- ker (Mary Neufeld, ’30), a daughter, Joanne Elizabeth, Mar. 23, V a n g a, Congo Beige, Africa. To Alvin (’36) and Mrs. Lewis (Min nie L. Wallace, ’35), a daughter, Anita Minnie, May 18, Caripe, Venezuela; S. A. To Calvin M. and Mrs. Sanders. (Lu- cile MacWilliam), a daughter, Naomi Elaine, May 20, Seattle, Wash, To Douglas W. and Mrs. Skelton (Marilou Williams), a son, Stephen Douglas, Apr. 25, Compton, Calif. To Clifford R. and Mrs. Skoglund, a daughter, Shelia Di Ann, May 21, Los Angeles, Calif. To Eddie and Mrs. Wagner, a son, Ronald Wayne, May 23, Los Angeles. Calif. With the Lord Word was received May 30 from Mrs. Carl Clark of Ithaca, N. Y., of the death of her aunt, Mrs. Harriet Ransom Horton, the widow of Dr. T. C. Horton. The Institute is deeply in debted to Mrs. Horton for her service here, a service that was sacrificial and without remuneration. Paul Albert Jones, the six-months- old son of William R. (’33) and Mrs. Jones of Bluefields, Nicaragua, C. A., was taken to be with the Saviour on May 13. Mr. and Mrs. Jones are mem bers of the Central American Mission. Word has come to the Alumni As sociation recently of the death of Mrs. James Laidlaw (Agnes Muir, ’22) oh June 8, 1941. Mr. Laidlaw lives at 3315 E. 15th St., Long Beach, Calif. Mrs. Elmer C. Vori Allmeh (Olive Elizabeth Hanson), who attended the Bible Institute from 1937 to 1939, went Home to be with the Lord on May 9, after a short illness. She leaves a little daughter, Joy Ellen (a month old at the time of Mrs- Von Allmen’s death), her husband, Elmer Charles Von Allmen, her mother, Mrs. Cora Hanson, and one sister:, Avis M. Han son (Biola ’36). Mr. Von Allmen can be reached at Route 5, Box 859, Mo desto, Calif.
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