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campaigns his background as a cow boy on the Wyoming plains and later in Hollywood where he Was taking parts in the movies at the time of his conversion. Cíate A. Risley, ’40, was ordained to the gospel ministry on August 28 in the College Avenue Church of San Diego, Calif., the church in which he is assistant pastor. Robert D. Annand, ’24, 3400 Park Ave., Minneapolis, Minn.*-is pastor of the Park Avenue Methbdist Church, Minneapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Annand have three children, Robert G., age 7, Grace Elizabeth, age 4, and Don Mc Gill, age 2. Robert M. (’28 E. S.) and Mrs. Wright (’28 E. S.) have gone from the Southeast I n d e p e n d e n t Baptist Church, Los Angeles, to Huntington Park, Calif., where Mr. Wright is pas tor of the Grace Baptist Church. Born To Robert and Mrs. Dyer (Olive Gil liland), a daughter, Susanna Ellen, Sept. 4, Rosemead, Calif. To Eldo H. (’37) and Mrs. Epp, a son, P e t e r Alfred, May 1, Blukwa, Congo Beige, Africa. To Richard F. (’32) and Mrs. Jantzen (Ella Gimbel, ’32), a daughter, Sonia Jean, Aug. 25, Biliri, ‘ Nigeria, W e s t Africa. To William H. (’39) and Mrs. Lewis, a son, John Charles, Aug. 5, National City, Calif. To Carl and Mrs. Mansfield (May Arbuthnot, ’31) a daughter, Geneva Carlene, Oct. 25, Longmont, Colo. To Roy (’41) and Mrs. McKaughan, a daughter, Joyce Lee, Oct. 20, Som- erton, Ariz. To Elwyn and Mrs. Odell (Evelyn Walden, ’34) a son, Brian Farr, Nov. 3, Ellensburg, Wash. To Joe and Mrs. Olson (Jean Car- ruthers, ’36), a daughter, Martha Sue, Oct. 27, Baldwin Park, Calif. To Charles and Mrs. Simmons (Etta Mae Moore, ’36) a son, Edward Wil liam, Oct. 30, Inglewood, Calif. To Carl E. and Mrs. Sisson (Ruth Stroud), a son, Carl James, Oct. 5, Whittier, Calif. To Donald E. (’40, Th. B.) and Mrs. Spurbeck (Doris Kenyon, ’38), a son, David K e n y o n , Oct. 15, Leevining, Calif. Married Ensign John W. Newman and Idella Sieben, ’29, Nov. 6, Long Beach, Calif. William Re t t s , ’34, and Virginia * Snively, Oct. 11, Long Beach, Calif. Gordon Taggart and Muriel Paul son, ’42, Oct. 4, San Francisco, Calif. Earl Whitcome Zirschky and Mabel Crosswhite, ’40, Nov. 14, Portland, Ore.
Wait for thine unguarded hours: Watch and pray! Gird thy heavenly arrhor on, Wear it ever night and day; Ambushed lies the evil one: Watch and pray! —Charlotte Elliott.
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hunt buffalo for the a n n u a l feast, when the natives convened on our mission lawn.” Service In America Theron M. (’26) and Mrs. Chastain (Agnes ,L. Bridge, ’29) are serving in Santa Barbara, Calif., where Dr. Chas tain entered the pastorate of the First Baptist Church on August 1. He was formerly Director of Christian Educa tion and Evangelism for the Northern California, and Nevada Conventions. George A. (B. th . ’39) and Mrs. Ke vorkian have entered the work of the Community Baptist Church of Boron, Calif., where Mr. Kevprkian has been called as pastor. Mrs. J. W. Rodman (Ethel Freberg, ’21), Ahwahnee Sanitarium, Ahwah- nee, Calif., writes of the joy of hearing Louis T. Talbot’s'nightly radio broad casts. Among other programs which have meant much to her while in the tuberculosis sanitorium was the Insti tute’s commencement program last spring. Before her illness, Mrs. Rod- man had served, with her husband, on the mission field in Venezuela, S. A. Otto H. Reese (B. Th. ’40), formerly pastor of the Lincoln Heights Baptist Church of Los Angeles, has accepted the pastorate of the Linda Vista Bap tist Church of San Diego, Calif. Richard P. Hjorth received his com mission as a Second Lieutenant in the U. S. Army Air Force on Sept. 29. Gene W. (B. Th. ’40) and Mrs. Fus- sell (Mary Ingram) are living at 2221 Workman St., Los Angeles, Calif. Mr. Fussell entered the pastorate of the Lincoln Heights Baptist C h u r c h on September 20. Leonard (’30) and Mrs. Eilers have moved to 18019 Mission Blvd., San Fer nando, Calif. Mr. Eilers was ordained to the gospel ministry on July 20 at the First Baptist Church of San Diego, Calif. In his evangelistic ministry he is known as “The Preachin’ Cowboy,” and since 1932 he has been “riding the range”' for God. Mr. Eilers has utilized in innumerable evangelistic
No Meat Shortage Part of a circular letter from Peter J. Brashler, '38, appeared in “Food for Thought," the little circular distrib uted to patrons at Clifton’s Cafeteria, where Mr. Brashler worked while at tending' the Institute. Mr. and Mrs. Brashler (Edythe L. C. McKee, ’37) are members of the Africa Inland Mission stationed at Adi, via Aba, C o n g o Beige, Africa. The letter read, in part: “To our amazement we saw a great herd of at least thirty buffalo. I had no gun—but did have a ringside seat, and when the dust had settled we had four big buffalo and one fine cajf— estimated at about one and a half tons of meat. After it was cut up, we had to engage eighty natives from a nearby village to carry it back to.the truck. There is no meat shortage in the Belgian Congo. We went out to
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