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124 No. Florence St., Burbank, Calif. Eitzen, Mrs. David D. '25, wife of Mennonite minister, Los Angeles, Calif. Ellis, Rev. and Mrs. Ivan C. '26, Bap­ tist work, c/o 313 W. 3rd St., Los Angeles, Calif. Ellis, Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Arthur '31 and '36, Presbyterian Church, Live Oak Calif. English, Arthur W. '38, English Bell Ringers, 1773 N. El Molino, Pasa­ dena, Calif. English, Helen J. '32. English Bell Ringers, 1773 N. El Molino, Pasa­ dena, Calif. Entz, Helena '32, Bethel Hospital, Newton, Kans. Erickson, Rev. Ben '33, Evangelical Free Church, (former address Oakland). Evans, Mrs. George F . '23. Mission work, 778 Winona Ave., Pasadena, Calif. Evans, Rev. Stanley T. '22, Presbyterian, Box 514, Basin, Wyo. Eymann, Eugene and Mrs. '22 and '24, Fremont Baptist Church, 742 E. 78th St. Los Angeles, Calif. Falconer, Rev. J. W. '24, Fundamental Church, 330-2nd St., Santa Rosa, Calif. Farrar, Mrs. Herbert, Jr. '32, Mel Trotter Mission, Grand Rapids. Mich. Faucette, Rev. A. Frank '21,. Presby­ terian" ChUrch, 603 N.Main St., Watsontown. Pa. Findley, Ruth E. '20, Pastor's Assistant, United Presbyterian Church, Pasadena, Calif. FischerR ev. E.' Harlan '26, First Bap­ tist Church, 195 Washington St., Hempstead, L. I., N. Y. Fletcher, Anita '23, Bible woman, 1134% E. Chestnut, Glendale, Calif. Fluker, Miss Aurora '24, Biblical Re­ search Society, 4417 Berenice St., Los Angeles, Calif. Ford, Rev. and Mrs. Victor E. '24 and '27, St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Hamilton, Bermuda. Foth, Elizabeth '16, Supt. of Gospel Hall, 215 Hoyt St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Foucar, Rev. and Mrs. Hugh H. '25, Redondo Baptist Church, 208 S. Gua­ dalupe, Redondo Beach, Calif. Fraser, Mrs. Lewis '18, wife of United Presbyterian Minister, Lisbon, Ohio. Friesen, Rev. and Mrs. Aaron W, '22 Pastor City Terrace Tabernacle, 3567 Ramboz Dr., Los Angeles, Calif. Friesen, Rev. Isaac I. '30, Chaplain and Field Secretary, Salem Deaconess Hospital. 353 Leslie St., Salem. Ore. Friesen, John and Mrs. '25 and '20, Mission work, Los Angeles, Calif. Fuller, Rev. Charles E. '21, The Gospel Broadcasting Association, 51 E. Wal­ nut, Pasadena, Calif. Fuller, Mrs. Roy '27,wlfe of pastor of Immanuel Baptist Church, Salem, Ore. Fung, Mrs. Frank f33 wife of pastor of Chinese Independent Baptist Church, 981 Washington St., San Francisco, Calif. Gammon. Mrs. George TT '11 wife of pastor of Presbyterian Church, Lompoc, Calif. Gandy, Rev. Elmer '22, Gantenbein, Hope L. '34, Ruth Home, El Monte, Calif. Gaylord, Rev. and Mrs. Leonard L. '22, Broadway United Presbyterian Church, Bellingham, Wash. Geddes, Mrs. Joseph '24. wife of min­ ister, San Rafael, Calif. Gehman, Irene '31, teacher. Culter Academy. Los Angeles, Calif. Gilbert, Mrs. H. F. '23, Comanche Indian work, Walters, Okla. Gilgert, Birdie B. '20, Papago Indian work, Presbyterian, Sells, Ariz. Girod, Rev. Dudley L. '31, Shoredale Chapel, 2214 Riverside Terrace, Los Angeles, Calif. Grant, Ruth A. '34, Navajo Indian, Evangelization Mvt., Oraibi, Ariz. Graves, Rev. R. A. '27. Graves, Rev. and Mrs. Wm. G. '27 and '23, By-Way Evangelism, 1701 Cedar St., Berkeley, Calif. Gray, Elwood J. '32. Greene, Rev. A. E. '29, Temple Baptist Church, 812 Elma St.. Ontario, Calif. Greene, Rev. Fred J. '25, First Baptist Church, Milton, Ore. Greenway, Eula E. '24, Bible Teacher, Georgia. Grubb, Mrs. L. Llewellyn, wife of pastor of Brethren Church, Rittman, Ohio. Guenther, Rev. John '27, Missionary and pastor, Steinbach, Manitoba, Can. Gutzke, Rev. M. G. '24, Bible Depart­ ment, Austin College. Sherman, Tex. Hadley, J. E. and Mrs. '32 and '33, Minn. Hadsell .Andrew H. '26, Ariz. Hagan, Lyle '36. Am. S. S. Union, 315 Jackson St., Centralia, Wash. Hall, Rev. and Mrs. George '22 and P. G. '23, 18 Broadway, Elwood. Melbourne, Australia. Hall, Rev. Jesse '25 E .S., First Brethren Church, 229 S. Eucalyptus, Bellflower, Calif. Hall, Rev. and Mrs. Urban '30 and '31, South Lomita Church, Calif. Hallowell, Rev. E. W. '17. Presbyterian Board of National Missions, Idaho. Hamann, Rev. C. '24. Colo. Hanson. Rev. and Mrs. Philip C. '22 and '23. Community Church (Swedish Free), Richvale, Calif. Harms. Rev. G. E. Thornton Com­ munity Church, 608 Albert Ave., Saskatoon, Sask., Can. Hart, Rev. Edward B. '17, Baptist Church. 304 So. 9th St., Corvallis. Ore. Gillan, Rev. Oscar T. '27. Gillis, Rev. Ansel W. *21.

[It should be remembered that this list represents only a fraction of the service of Biola in the homelands. In the first place, the statistics on this page represent only graduates . This list takes no account of the hundreds of students who received training at Biola for several months or even a year or more and who are actively witnessing for Christ in pastorates or Sunday- school classes. Then there are hundreds of graduates who, though engaged in so-called “secular” work, are using their Biola training as the Lord gives opportunity in personal work or in home churches or city missions. What has been said with reference to the Apostle Paul can be adapted thus to them: “Their business is to preach the gospel; they are merely making tents to pay expenses.” As the list appearing on these pages is neces­ sarily incomplete, the Alumni Secretary will welcome additional information about addresses and activities of graduates.—Editor.]

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Missionary to Navajo Indians, Chin Lee, Ariz. Campbell, Rev. Alexander M. '37, Presbyterian Church, Box 95 A, Des Moines, Wash. Canfield, Rev. and Mrs. Ford L. '18, District. Secretary and Hostess,' China Inland Mission, 238 So. Ave. (51, Los Angeles, Calif. Canney, Ella M. '26, Jewish Work, Hadassah House, 3275-41st S. W., Seattle, Wash. Carter, Marie '15, (retired Bible Wom­ an), 536 So. Hope St., Los Angeles, Calif. Cawker, Rev. R. O. '19, Baptist Church, Corpus Christ!, Tex. Chamberlain, Charles P. and Mrs. '24 •and '28, Am. S. S. Union, 436 S. Marina St., Prescott, Ariz. Chamberlain, M. Ethel '24, Shiprock, N. Mex. Chandler, Raymond G. and Mrs. '32, Am. S. S. Union, Box 435-, Caldwell, Idaho. Charlton, Rev. Clarence H. '17, Am. S. S. Union, 4978 Maywood Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. (Sup’t for California, * Arizona and Nevada.) Charlton Lois '37, American S. S. Union 4978 Maywood Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Chase, Rev. Byron Th.B. '38, First Baptist Church, Amargo, Calif. Chase, Rev. Horatio J. '21, First Bap­ tist Church, Collingdale. Pa. Chastain, Rev. and Mrs. Theron '26 and '29, Baptist Church, Port Royal, Ky. Chrisman, C. Harold, '31, rural work, Calif. Chrisman, Mrs. Kenneth '35, American S. S. Union, P.' O. Box 345, La Grande, Ore. Churchill, R. Celestia '17, Founder Mary-Martha Home, 163 N. Chicago St., Los Angeles, Calif. Cloud, Valentine '27, Evangelistic work, Washougal, Wash. Cochran, Rev. Earl, Baptist, 673 Ala­ meda, Astoria, Ore. Coffman. Rev. and Mrs. John I. '21, Church of the Brethren, McFarland, Calif. Cole, May Hale '20, Bible Woman, hospital visitation, 2443 N. Griffin Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Collins, Rev. Lawrence W. '28, Skiff, Alberta. Can. Colwell,. Mrs. Florence '15, Bible Woman, 1425 Malvern Ave., Los Angeles. Calif. Cowan. Mrs. Everett B. '27, wife of pastor of Calvary Church, Box 785, Hawthorne, Calif. Craig, Rev. Lee E. '27, Pruitt Ave. Baptist Church, San Antonio, Tex. Crawford. Rev. Percy B. '26, The Young People’s Church of the Air, P.O. Box No. 1, Philadelphia, Pa. Crider, Norman '34, Bible Clubs (I.F. C.), 704 Strand, Manhattan Beach, Calif. Crumly, Annabel L. '38. secretary and young people's advisor. Memorial Baptist Church, Fresno, Calif. Curtis, Lillian C. '19, Secretary, Biola. Daniel, Rev. John T. '15, Northwest Baptist Church, 2908 N. W. 18th, Oklahoma City, Okla. Daniels, Rev. and Mrs. Kenneth B. '28, Colporter, Am. Baptist Home Mission Society, Springfield, Ore. Dawe, Rev. and Mrs. George R. '28 and '29, Principal, Western Baptist Bible College, 1215 Fourth St., East, Calgary, Alberta, Can. Dawes, Rev. W. A. '23, 42 Rose St., Medford, Ore. Derfelt, Rev. J. Carlos, '26, Baptist, Hayward, Calif. Dewey, Rev. and Mrs. E. Carlton '24 and '20, Calvary Baptist Church, Taylor, Pa. Dick, Katie '33, Bethel Hospital, New­ ton, Kans. Dirks, Rev. Clyde H. '27, Mennonite Mission, 725—7 East 7th, Hutchinson, Kans. Doerksen. Mr. and Mrs. David '27 and '33, Rt. 3, Box 889, Grants Pass, Ore. Donnan; Rev. David J. '16, First Pres­ byterian Church, Santa Monica, Calif. Donnenworth, Rev. H .. H., Evanston Community Evangelical Church, Den­ ver, Colo. Duerksen, Rev. Edward '23, Alsen, N. Dak. Ellers, Rev. Leonard '30. Evangelist.

AeschUman, Rev. R. A., Presbyterian minister. 111. Agulian, Rev. Peter S. '26, Armenian United Brethren Church, Philadelphia. Pa. Alexander, Emily J. '23, Bible Woman, Los Angeles, Calif. Allen, Rev. E. L. '26, Memorial Bap­ tist Church, Fresno, Calif. Allshouse, Grace '33, Brethren Publish­ ing Co., Ashland, Ohio. Altig, W. Ward '27, M.D., Calif. Anderson, Rev. Gust '25, Sunrise Bap­ tist Church, Custer, Wash. Anderson, Rev. Harold A. '32, Evange­ listic work, Calif. Anderson, Rev. Harry O. '15, Vice-Presi­ dent of No. Baptist Theological Seminary, Chicago, ' 111. Anderson, Rev. Herbert ’35, Calif. Anderson, Rev. Reuben W. '13, Presby­ terian Church, Carlisle, Pa. Annand, Rev.' Robert D. '24, Minn. Backer, Rev. and Mrs. Willard '36, Evangelical Church, Soap Lake, Wash. Baergen, Rev. G. M. '21; Ore. Baergen, Rev. and Mrs. John '21, Bible Church, Villa Park, 111. Baker, Jesse W. '28 and Mrs. '28, American S. S. Union, Route 5, Spokane, Wash. Bandy, T. Henry '28, Kentucky Moun­ tain Mission, Hot Spot, Ky. Banta, Rev. F. Dean '32, Houghton, N.T. Barbour, Rev. and Mrs. Earl R. '35 and '36, First Baptist Church, Simla, Colo. Barnes, Rev. Neil J. '19, First Baptist Church, S. Coos River, Marshfield, Ore. Barnhouse, Rev. Donald Grey '15, Tenth Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, Pa. Bartel, Rev. John '22, Mennonite Church, Mt. Lake, Minn. Barton, Rev. and Mrs. F. W. '23 and '24, Baptist Church, Howland, Me. Bausman, Rev. Adam '34, Baptist Church, Perry, Ohio. Becker, Mollie E. '25, Deaconess, Bethel Hospital, Newton, Kans. Berg, Rev. and Mrs. Daniel G., '30 and '31, Ariz. Berg, Rev. John W. '24. Bergen, Rev. and Mrs. Jacob W ., '25 and '26, Mennonite Church, Goltry, Okla. Bethke, Annie M. '19, Kentucky Mt. Mission, Jackson, Ky. B ird ,' Rev. James H. '21, Church of Christ, Wedderburn, Victoria, Aust­ ralia. Black, Frances L. '23, Oriental Mis­ sionary Society, 707 N. Harvard Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. Black, Rev. James W. '20, Missionary Baptist Church, 3136 S. E. 26th Ave.. Portland, Ore. Boice, Mrs. Floyd B. (Virginia O. Spurr ’32), wife of pastor of Glas- sell Park Baptist Church, 2964 Eagle Rock Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. Bordeaux, Mrs. Win. Harllee (Aghavni Hagopian '31) wife of Biola faculty member. Bovee, Rev. and Mrs. Jay O. '14, First Baptist Church, Shelton, Wash. Braun, Rev. and Mrs. David '20 and '19, Presbyterian Church, Newman, Calif. Braun, Rev. and Mrs. Gerhard H. '22, Baptist Church, Independence, Ore. Brickwedel, C. Eugene '36, Hopewell United Brethren Church, Rt. 1, Salem, Ore. Brieher, Rev. William '25, Evangelical Church, Onsabrook, N. Dak. Brown, Rev. and Mrs. E. H. '28 and '27, Temple Baptist Church, Salem, Ore. Brown, Hazel '38, Miracle Book Club, Jewish Broadcast 3525 N. 4th St., Albuquerque, N. Mex. Brown, Mrs. Vernon M. '20, wife of home missionary under Presbyterian Chtfrch, Box 136, Ben Lomond, Calif. Bruneau, Earl '31, Supt. Toronto Jewish Mission, 611 Dundas St., W. Toronto, Ont., Can. Buck, Rev. and Mrs. Carlton C. '30, Christian Church, 9316 Magnolia Ave., Arlington, Calif. Buhler, Rev. and Mrs. George G. '30, Canadian Pioneer Mission, Box 5, Meadow Lake, Sask., Can. Bullock, Samuel H. '35, Boston, Mass. Burke, Mrs. Henry E. '20, wife of pastor of Melrose Baptist Church, 1652, 47th Ave., Oakland, Calif. Bysegger, Rev. Charles '22, Presbyterian

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