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moved from H illsb o ro , Kansas, to Los Ebanos, Tex., where they are engaged in pioneer missionary work among Mexican people on the border of Mexico. Mr. and Mrs. Neufeld live in a Mexican village in the brush, away from American towns, and find that the people have been scarcely touched by the gospel for many years. Frank E. (’28) and Mrs. Manning (Augusta Balzer) and their little daughter Grace are at Ukerewe Island, via Mwanza, Tanganyika Territory, Africa, under the Africa Inland Mission. They expected to undertake a heavy building program during the dry season this year. R. C. and Mrs. Lewis (Jessie Bailey, ’12) have moved from Central Point, Ore., to Crows Landing, Calif., where Mr. Lewis is pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. Katherine Baerg, '28, Erhyuan, Yunnan, China, describes joy and blessing in spite of the problems of service in China. Speakers at a recent Student Missionary Union meeting included Helen A. Wiens, ’36, and Edythe McKee, ’37, who are ac cepted candidates of the Africa Inland Mis sion, and Albert F. Nikkei, '38, who has been accepted by the Sudan Interior Mission. Hilda Riffel, ’32, China Inland Mission, Wuyang, Honan, China, writes of frequent moves during the period that the Japanese troops were entering her province. She and a newer worker have been responsible in recent months for the work at Wuyang. Miss Riffel writes, "It is no easy job to be in charge of a station. Oh, how I need wisdom, tact, love, and patience.” Her mail address is in care of the China Inland Mis sion, 1531 Sinza Rd., Shanghai, China. Richard H. Dilworth, Th.B. '38, sailed on April 7 for service under the Africa Inland Mission. His mailing address for the present is Africa Inland Mission, 373 Carl ton. Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. Kenneth Morgan (L. Martha Hol loway, ’31), 504 N. Washington, Wheaton, 111., has been attending Wheaton College. She has been living near the campus at the home of Mrs. Ruth Evans, '33, and her son Hugh B. Evans III. Elsie F. Howell, ’32, Rt. 1, Box 618, Ceres, Calif., has been working with nine child evangelism classes having a total enrollment of two hundred. She teaches the lesson for eight of these classes and finds the needs so varied that she must prepare a different lesson for each group. Married T. Mervyn Greer and Bethel K. Col- oneus, ’32, Mar. 4, Long Ashton, Nr. Bris tol, England. Rowland G. Hill and Marie J. Classick, ’35, Feb. 8, Tientsin, Hopei, N. China. Roy Kraft, ’38, and Jeannette Bushnell, 38, Apr. 4, Berkeley, Calif. F. Gordon Pelton and Norma W . Dill ingham, ’33, Apr. 3, Hollywood, Calif. Curtis R. Zillgitt, ’28> and Rosalyn E. Hinote, ’31, Apr. 9, Pomona, Calif.
Activities of Former Students K ARL (’29) and MRS. KLOKKE, members of the Scandinavian Alii- -ance Mission, 2839 McLean Ave., Chicago, 111., stopped in England to study tropical medicine before going to India for missionary service. Dr. Klokke received his degree of M.D. from the medical school of the University of Illinois. He had attended Wheaton College after his graduation from the Bible Institute. Dr. and Mrs. Klokke write of attending services in Westminster Abbey and of hearing G. Campbell Morgan at his church. Dr. Morgan was a member of the Institute faculty when Dr. Klokke was in school here. Alvin Lewis, '36, of the Orinoco River Mission, sailed from Brooklyn, N. Y ., on April 6 for service in Venezuela, S. A. He is particularly burdened for the Indians of the interior of Venezuela, and if he is enabled to enter this field, it will be the Mission’s first work among other than Spanish-speaking people. Mr. Lewis’ mail ing address will be Apartado de correo 75, Ciudad Bolivar, Venezuela, S. A. Mary E. Hunter '28, who serves under the Board of Foreign Missions of the Pres byterian Church in the U. S. A., spoke re cently at Missions Hour to the Institute students. She is to return to French Equa torial Africa after furlough, sailing from New York on May 23. She has spent some of her furlough with her parents, John H. and Mrs. Hunter, of Pacific Grove, Calif. Jesse (E. S. ’25) and Mrs. Hall, 229 S. Eucalyptus, Bellflower, Calif., have been called to serve another year in the First Brethren Church of Bellflower, Calif., where the Lord has been blessing their ministry in the past year. Members of the Institute family who left New York on February 4 with the Biblical Research Society’s Palestinian tour under the leadership of David L. Cooper included Dudley L. Girod, Th.B. ’38: Raymond F. and Mrs. Kahle (Mary-Pearl Reinhard, ’36): William T . Lee, ’37; Ethel L. Markley, ’20, and Hattie O. Shaffer, ’21. Harry (’22) and Mrs. Neufeld, of the Mennonite Brethren C o n feren ce, have
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