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and Mrs. Valentine, a daughter, Lois Catherine, June 11, in Lexington, Miss. To Allyn B. ’18, and Mrs. Cooke a daughter, Grace, June 11, in Yunnan Province, China. To James ’44, and Mrs. Smith (Joey Darling, former student) a son, George Edward, August 26, in Mexico City, Mex. To Thomas E. and Mrs. Richter (Louise B r a c e ’44) a son, Donald Eugene, August 17, in Tacoma, Wash. To Arthur and Mrs. Bakker (Mary Louise Bushnell ’40) a son, Jonathan, September 2, in Bogota,- Colombia, S. A. To Duane and Mrs. Owings (Mary Best ’35) a daughter, Mary Louise, August 20, in Jos, Nigeria, Africa. Present With the Lord “Absent from the body” but “present with the L o r d” is Eug e ne A. Crapuchettes ’28, P. G. ’29, beloved husband of Winifred Kopp ’28, and father of four c h i l d r e n . Mrs. Crapuchettes and the children live at 3611 Chestnut St., Yakima, Wash. According to a cable received at the Los Angeles office of the China In land Mission, Eugene recently met his death in a motor accident in Kwei chow Province, China. The Chinese Government sent out a call for eight men to do liaison work to, which Dr. Reuben Torrey and Eu gene had responded. It is a matter of record that these two fulfilled their commission most acceptably, keeping also in their hearts, daily, the admo nition: “Go ye into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature” (Mark 16:15). So zealously did these two men preach and live Christ, that forty Chinese officers, among whom they worked, were publicly baptized. Strange as it may seem, some time ago Dr. Torrey, too, was injured in an automobile accident, suffering the loss of his right aim. These are severe testings which cause us to thank God that Romans 8:28 is in the Book. Martha Jean Spees. small daughter of William and Mrs. Spees (Ella Deans) aged six years and eight months, at Natal, Brazil. Mr. and Mrs. Spees, (both former Biola students) were en route home from their mis sion station in the Belgian Congo. Martha Jean was taken ill, and passed away in an Army Hospital at Natal, August 8. The body was laid to rest in the United States Army plot in Natal with an Army Chaplain offi ciating. These young people mourn not as those who have no hope. They are living at 2620 San Jose Ave., Alameda, Calif. The Biola faculty and friends ex tend sincere sympathy to these fami lies in this time of their sorrow.
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“Biola” Group Picnic in Kansas Curt A. Claassen, Benny Hinkson, LaVerne A. Rutschman, Homer Sper ling- Willard Wiebe, Lester Wuthrich, Gus H. Regier and Elsie Harder- Regier were among the graduates and friends of Biola who enjoyed a picnic lunch and fellowship in the city park at Wichita, Kans., recently. Impromptu speeches were made by all the min isters and ministerial students who were present. This picnic is an an nual event. Dr. Talbot please note: An offering of $35.52 was taken for the work of the Bible Institute of Los Angeles. Thank you, friends. Married Arnold J. Wall ’44 and Dorothy F. Schmidt ’44, September 24, in So. Los Angeles Community Church, Los An gèles, Calif., Warren Thompson and Mildred M. Patmont ’38, March 31, in Berkeley, Calif. Virgil Kleinsasser and Edna Voth, former student, September 14, in Dinuba, Calif. Walter F. Saumert and Mary A. Smiley ’36, August 17', in Westlake Calvary Church, Los Angeles, Calif. Gerald Marshall Finney and Roberta Rosamond Jones ’39, September 28, in The Evangelical Free Church, Turlock, Calif. J. W. Sale and Elizabeth Hunter ’23, July 12, in Riverside, Calif. Raymond J. Van Beek and Dorothy E. Hawes, former student, September 27, in Calvary Church, Placentia, Calif. Major Robert Arthur Mathews and Wilda Miller ’32, September 15, in Toronto, Canada. These young people are missionaries under the China In land Mission. Howard Davis and Virginia Cham berlain, former student, September 8, in the Lake Avenue Congregational Church, Pasadena, Calif. Born . To John Ray and Mrs. S t ewar t (Christina Gowans ’44) a daughter, Ann Rosemary, September, in Ottawa, Canada. To James and Mrs. Duncan (Jeanne McIntosh ’43) a daughter, Patricia, May, August 30. To Richard W. ’39, and Mrs.. High tower (Joyce Gilgert ’41) a son, Ronald Richard, September 22, in Brooklyn, N._ Y. To Robert (Biola student ’35, ’ 36)
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