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December, 1938
T H E K I N G ' S B U S I N E S S
FAM ILY CIRCLE
The Bible Institute
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Reuben Johnson and Bernice Nelson, ’36, June 12, Los Angeles, Calif. Wilbert A. Regier, Th.B. '38, and Ruth E. Welty, ’36, Nov. 11, Pratum, Ore. Dr. John Warkentin and Linda Brown, June 26, Freeman, S. Dak. Born To John (’28) and Mrs. Braun, a daugh-: ter, Elaine Janet, Oct. 19, Dinuba, Calif. To Eugene (’36) and Mrs. Brickwedel (Bethel Breedlove), a daughter, Beverly Ann, Oct. 4, Salem, Ore. To Ernest B. (’33) and Mrs. Crabb (Helen N. Snyder, ’33), a daughter. Myrtle Margaret, Oct. 8, Cordova, Alaska. To Walter E. (’35) and Mrs. Lyons (Helen Williams, ’36), a son, William Ed win, Nov. 4, Seattle, Wash. To Stanley (’34) and Mrs. Parrish, a daughter, Judith Elizabeth, June 22, Central Point, Ore. To A. C. and Mrs. Preedy (H. Roberta Tewksbury, ’31), a daughter, Grace Mary, July 14, Chefoo, Shantung, China. W ith the Lord Thomas Fullerton, whose wife (Rosella Holmes) is a former student of the Bible Institute of Los Angeles, went to be with the Lord on October 31, from his home at 4411 Highland PL, Riverside, Calif. The sympathy of members of the Institute cir cle is extended to Mrs. Fullerton in her loss.
BIO LA IN VENEZUELA Six members of the Orinoco River Mission pictured above are former students of the Bi ble Institute of Los Angeles. Still other gradu ates also serve under this Mission. From left to right are Marion Adams, '33; Dorothy Hos ting, '33; Minnie L. Wallace, '35; Harold Tuggy; Mrs. Charles Olvey, and Mr. Olvey, '36. Field headquarters of the Mission are at Apartado 578, Carupano, Venezuela, S. A. “H ere Am I; Send M e” D e p a r t u r e s of institute students for numerous fields of service have marked the fall months, as many have returned to their work after furlough or have entered upon foreign missionary activity for the first time. Workers sailing for China have included the following members of the China Inland Mission: Dorothy H. Cornell, '34; Eugene A. (’28) and Mrs. Crapuchettes (W ini fred Kopp, ’28); Ralph C. (’18) and Mrs. Scoville (Helen Small, ’19); Leona Thoer- ing, ’20, and Hazel Todd, ’19. They can be addressed in care of the China Inland Mis sion, 1531 Sinza Rd., Shanghai, China. J. Russell and Mrs. Davis (Miriam Grubb, ’32) and Catherine McKenzie, ’36, all of the Plymouth Brethren, have sailed for Chao Wang, Chenchow Province, Manchukuo. Olga Noreen, ’26, Scandinavian Alliance Mission, Amalner, E. Khandesh, India, has returned to her station. Bob Deans, of the Plymouth Brethren, was scheduled to sail from New York on November 4 for Lolwa, Irumu, Congo Beige, Africa. Mary Lopp, ’36, Box 551, Jackson, Ky., recently has begun her service under the Kentucky Mountain Mission, and Mary Morrow left Los Angeles on November 1 to engage in the same work. , John ( ’33) and Mrs. Bewley (Ruth Cas well, ’35), members of the Central Ameri can Mission, sailed from San Pedro on November 8 for Managua, Nicaragua, C. A., Apartado 115. M arried Floyd B. Boice and Virginia O. Spurr, '32, Sept. 20, Philadelphia, Pa. Walter A. Claassen and Jane E. Entz, ’27, Oct. 14, Whitewater, Kans. Leland Friesen, ’37, and Margaret Galt, Nov. 10, Los Angeles, Calif.
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