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speaks of the Lord whom he served with quiet devotion. The prayers of Institute friends will be appreciated by Mrs. Pike and the two daughters in their time of be reavement. OUR LITERATURE TABLE Worship in Song E dited by A. T. H ardy This recent compilation of 325 standard hymns and gospel songs is true to its title; a spirit of worship is predominant through out. The purpose and the power of the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ is the theme of the collection, making it suit able for worship and evangelistic services. Combined with a large proportion of the older well-known hymns, this hymnal con tains exceptionally strong numbers from among the new, spirited gospel songs. It features also some of the later choruses which are successfully used with young people and children. Several arrange ments of duets and solos make the book helpful for special church music. The format of this attractive hymnal assures its welcome reception in the pew. Bound in durable rich cloth, the book will give long wear and good service. It is equipped with a complete topical and gen eral index. The type is large and clear, and the musical notes are exceptionally legible. 287 pages. Light and Life Press, Winona Lake, Ind. Cloth. Single .copy, price 55 cents; paper, 40 cents. Ralph Norton and the Belgian Gospel Mission B y th e L ate E dith F. N orton In October, 1934, Ralph Norton, one of the greatest soul-winners of this genera tion, went Home. On July 19, 1936, his de voted wife who had been continuing in ser vice in Belgium, followed him into the presence of the Saviour. Mr. Norton’s death occurred in Belgium, his beloved adopted land, to which he had been led, with Mrs. Norton, by means of extraordi nary experiences during and following the World War. With exceptional business abil ity, a flair for friendliness, and a passion for evangelism, he was a unique figure whom God used for a great work. If; is fitting that his biography should be written: by the one who, for more than thirty years, [Continued on page 367] BUBONIC PLAGUE breaks out among Cali fornia rodents! 6,000 acres quarantined! Fleas off rodents transmit disease to hu m ans! Genuine “ Dead 1 Sure” Brand Rodent Destroyers kill all rodents and fleas on them and in burrow s! W rite for free booklet to PACIFIC STATES RODENT DESTROYERS CO.,
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graduates met after the evening session of the Mt. Hermon Young People’s Confer ence for a time of fellowship. Devotions were led by E. R. Black o f the Institute faculty. Many other Biola students were present at the conference, but were unable to attend the evening fellowship group. Those present included Jean Bergman; Hazel Bobier, ’34; E. R. Black; Dorothy Bryan, ’34; Edith Carlson, ’35; Margaret Downs, ’35;, Arnold Greer; Paul Gregg; Jack Hawthorne; Bea H ilker; Murdock Morrison, ’33; Anita Nesmith; Naomi Nesmith, ’35; Betty Lewis, ’36; Mrs. Will A. Low ; Martha Low ; Betty Paul, ’32; George ( ’34) and Mrs. Pearson; Leslie and Mrs. Pearson; Mrs. W . B. Pearson; Evelyn Reeves, ’36; Ellen Retts; Orrin ( ’34) and Mrs. Rutschman (Evelyn Peter son, ’35) ; Pete Rutschman, ’35; Will Spees; Roe Thomas; Herbert G. and Mrs. T ovey; Dawson Trotman; Gwendolyn Ty ree, ’36; Vivian Weld,.’35; Lyman Wendt, ’34. Minnie Wallace, ’35, sailed from W il mington, Calif., on July 18 for Venezuela, S. A., under the Orinoco River Mission. Her address will be Apartado 578, Caru- pano, Venezuela, S. A. Married David M. Campbell, ’24, and Bessie M. Gillis, June 1, Swatow, Kwangtung, China. Edwin E. Cory, ’33, and Martha W . L. Hogg, June 4, Nanchang, Kiangsi, China. Warren Glover, ’36, and Ann Heald, July 30, Huntington Park, Calif. Harold Johanson, Th. B. ’36, and Ella Anne Claassen, ’34, August 7, Paso Robles, Calif. Coy Maret, ’35, and Lucile Smith, July 10, Santa Ana. Calif. Stanley Parrish, ’34, and Bette Hill, June 13, Centr'd Point, Ore. Born To Herman and Mrs. Eckberg (Pearl Johnson, ’26), a son, Dwain Lee, July 22, Boone, Iowa. To Cleo and Mrs. Hamner (Lucile Hill, ’33), a daughter, Nancy Lou, July 1, Buena Park, Calif. With the Lord On July 14, Daniel Bernstein, who at tended the Institute several years ago, lost his life when attempting to rescue a young boy from drowning at Long Beach, Calif., where he was assisting Immanuel Gittell in a Jewish Christian camp for young people. The boy whom Mr. Bernstein attempted to rescue was one in the group attending the camp and was brought to shore safely by others. Mr. Bernstein had been preparing for medical missionary service. William H. Pike, former secretary o f the evening school o f the Bible Institute of Los Angeles, went Home to be with the Lord on the morning o f July 28, after a brief illness. At the time of his death, he was the Southern California representative of the Biblical Research Society. His life was one of consecrated service in many fields. He formerly assisted in the Mont rose Bible Conference in Pennsylvania. In the years of his residence in Southern Cali fornia, he was engaged in various forms of Christian service, including the teaching o f numerous Bible classes. His passing is a great loss to his many friends, but the testimony of his yielded life still lives and I
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