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Mount Hermon Bible Conferences [Continued from page 293] between August 6 to 13, the Vice-Presi dent of the Bible Institute of Los An geles, Roy L. Laurin, will be the chair man in charge of a program of unusual variety and promise. Am o n g the speakers will be Simon E. Forsberg, Portland, Ore.; Henry Hepburn, Chica go, 111., A. T. O’Rear, Long Beach, Calif., and others. A week or more spent at Mount Hermon would be an outstanding experience in thé Christian life and ser vice of any individual. Further informa tion can be obtained by writing to: Mount Hermon Ass’n., Mount Hermon, Calif. WILLARD HOTEL 536 S. Hope St. Los Angeles, Calif. Location The first requirement of a good hotel is its location, with right environment. Arriving guests must have immediate access to their rooms. Ladies desire conven ience to the Shopping District, business men to the Financial Sec tion, and Christian travelers will wish to be near a church of their denomination. Such is the (Frances E.) Willard Hotel, operated as a strictly high class hostelry, cater ing to the Christian public, either transient or residential. For both men and women. Rooms with pri vate bath $30 to $45 per month; detached bath $17 to $25. Daily and weekly rates in proportion.
Bible Institute FAMILY CIRCLE
station’s church. Mrs. Duddington wrote to the secretary of the Alumni Associa tion: “Will you and all our praying friends pray for us, that we may be kept clean for the Spirit’s use, and that we may be kept faithful in prayer.’’ Mrs. Herbert A. Farrar (Mabel Phipps, ’32), 3 Burr Oak N. W., Grand Rapids, Mich., has been teaching an adult Sunday-school class and has been working with the Girls’ council for young women of college age under the City Rescue Mission of Grand Rapids. Mr. Farrar has full charge of the music of the Mission, of which Mel Trotter is Superintendent. Don and Mrs. Turner (Faith Hollings worth, ’21), members of the Orinoco River Mission, have been stationed at Caripe, Venezuela, S. A. Mrs. Turner writes: “We have much for which to thank God. We have been marvelously protected from very venomous snakes here, and also from drunken men who thought to do us harm. What a joyous time we shall have in glory recounting all His marvelous doings and finding it was faithful intercession that was the means of God’s power being released in our behalf!” Married Allan H. Brown, ’36, and Ellen M. Retts, June 16, Los Angeles, Calif. Keith P. Fields and Bara Balzer, ’39, June 25, Shatter, Calif. Jerold May, ’39, and Emmalyn Wil lett, June 24, Ceres, Calif. Rolland O. Myer, Th. B. ’39, and Jean Gilgert, June 20, Stockton, Calif. Spencer Pratt and Marguerite Pol lock, July 15, Riverside, Calif. Walter A. Warkentin and Frances Hofer, June 27, Reedley, Calif. Lester Wuthrieh, ’36, and Agnes Har der, Juné 9, Whitewater, Kansas. Born To James (’32) and Mrs. Hume (Ada Dugdale), a daughter, Betty Ruth, June 1, Paradise, Calif. To John (’35) and Mrs. Purvis (Mary Ellen Brown), a daughter, Ann Louise, June 15, Bellingham, Wash. To Joseph E. and Mrs. Olson (Jean ■E. Carruthers, ’36) a son,' Joseph Ed ward, Jr., July 9, Los Angeles, Calif. To Timothy (’33) and Mrs. Pietsch, a daughter, Sally Sue,*June 19, Fukuoka, Japan. With the Lord Sara Fitzwater, former matron in the men’s dormitory at Biola, went to be with the Lord on July 8. She had lived for some time at the Hollenbeck Home, Los Angeles, Calif.
Here and There Among Institute Graduates B RADUATES of the Bible Insti tute of Los Angeles who have been ordained to the gospel ministry recently include the following: Arvid F. Carlson, ’39; Norman Crider, ’34; Warren Glover, ’36; Ralph (’38) and Roy Kraft (’38); Frank Lee, ’33, and Ransom D. Marvin, ’35. Mrs. G. C. Butler (Ruth Jones, ’32), who was married in January of this year, is living in Waco, Tex., where her husband has been attending Baylor Uni versity. He is pastor of the Tumersville Baptist Church near Waco. Edward Roosa, ’23, pastor of the Bap tist Church of Holmes, N. Y., writes Of the Lord’s blessing in work with boys and girls and young people. Henry A. Senff, ’23, a member of the Africa Inland Mission, has been using his furlough year for study at Wheaton College, Wheaton, 111. Anna J. Thiessen, ’25, 437 Mountain Ave., Winnipeg, Man., Can., has a home for girls called the “Mary-Martha Home.’’ Miss Thiessen is working under the Mennonite Brethren District Con ference of North America. E. Carlton (’24) and Mrs. Dewey (Mildred S. Nichols, ’20), 734 So. Main St., Taylor, Pa., are serving in the Bap tist Tabernacle of Taylor, where Mr. Dewey is pastor. The church was founded in 1936. Twenty-five persons were to be baptized at a recent Sunday service. James W. Black, ’20, 3136 S. E. 26th Ave., Portland, Ore., is Vice-President and instructor at the Pacific Coast Bap tist Bible Institute, Portland, Ore. He is also pastor of a Baptist church in Port land. Ernest W. (’30) and Mrs. Ralston, Scio, Ore., have been serv ing in the Yankton Baptist Church, where Mr. Ral ston is pastor. Mr. Ralston attended the Western Baptist Theological Seminary of Portland last winter. Mr. and Mrs. Ralston have three sons and two daugh ters. John and Mrs. Duddington (Irma Dudrow, ’26), of the-Church Missionary Society, Mienchow, Szechwan, China, have had encouraging evidences of the Holy Spirit’s working in the mission WATCH and JEWELRY REPA IR ING All work guaranteed. Special courtesies to readers of this magazine. 12 years, same lo cation. Around cornet* from Bible Institute. Mail inquiries invited. CHARLES YOGLE 707 W. 6th St. Los Angeles
T h e N u tshe ll o f Prophecy
Do you know that the Bible tells about the events which are happening in Europe today?, and that they clearly indicate the' end of this age is rapidly approaching? Do you know that when Alexander the Great read these prophecies in which his world conquest was foretold, he was so impressed that he spared Jerusalem and always treated the Jews with marked consideration? Hear what the Bible has to say about these days just before us in James H. McConkey’s remarkable leaflet ‘.‘The Nutshell of Prophecy."' Sent free on request to— The Silver Publishing Society, Dept. K B essem er Bldg:., P ittsb u rg h , Pa.
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