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Married Richard Fralick' and Maxine Barker, Nov. 7, Whittier, Calif. Melvin J. Friesen; B.Th. '40, and Hel en E. Grieve, Nov. 5, Westwood Vil lage, Los Angeles, Calif. Lloyd J. Gustafson, ’39, and Pearl Hanson, Oct. 5, Holdrege, Nebr. Mr, and Mrs. Gustafson hope to sail for Venezuela, S. A., in December. In the meantime they can be addressed at the Free Church Seminary, 4211 No. Her mitage Ave., Chicago, 111., the school of which Mr. Gustafson is a graduate. La Verne W. Olson, ’40, and Beulah Jorgensen,' ’40, Oct. 18, Modesto, Calif. John Porter, ’38, and Jocelyn Morris, Oct. 18. Bora To George^ G. (’30) and Mrs. Buhler (Anna Dyck, ’30), a daughter, Sharon Anne, Oct. 9, Dalmeny, Sask., Can. To Herbert W. (’26) and Mrs. Cassel (Doris Myers), a daughter, Gail Marie, Sept. 6, Guatemala City, Guatemala, C. A. To Percy B. (’26) and Mrs. Craw ford, a son, Dan Duvall, Oct. 30, Phila- phia, Pa. To Daniel (’34) and Mrs. Schirmer (Amy Talas, .’36), a daughter, Elaine Ann, Aug. 3, Hotevilla, Ariz. To Fred J. (’39) and Mrs. Visser; a daughter, Marilyn Jeanne/ Oct, 24, Los Angeles, Calif. To Walter and Mrs. Warkentin, a daughter, Nancy Elaine, July 6, Dinuba, Calif. To Hermann (’35) and Mrs. Weber, a daughter, Ruth Elizabeth, Aug; 4, Ro- landia, Parana, Brazil, S. A.
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pastorate of the Cadillac Avenue Bap tist Church, Los Angeles. C. May Lee, ’22, and Myrtle E. Scott, 8961 Dicks St.* West Hollywood, Calif., who are teachers of Lyceum and Eteri Clubs and are among the Institute’s Bible Women, spent a month in the East this summer, visiting Bible con ferences, including the; one at Winona Lake, Ind. They visited also in mission fields in Arizona and Kentucky. In Kentucky they saw Annie M. Bethke, ’19, whose station can only be reached by muleback or by walking by a trail leading from a mountain road; Beth Spooner, ’26, and Katherine Lynch, ’21. In Arizona they visited with Mrs. Iva Lauber, ’27, at Houck, and with Iris E. Schwartz, ’39, at Lupton. The Nav ajo recordings sent out by Joy Rid- derhof were found to be very useful in the work, e s p e c i a l l y for Miss Schwartz, as she has po interpreter with her, and cannot speak the lan guage herself. Thus the only means she has of getting out the gospel to the Navajos in her vicinity is by playing the records, and the Indians come and sit for hours listening to the gospel story in song and testimony. Ellwyn and Mrs. Odell (Evelyn Wal den, ’32) are living in Ellensburg, Wash., where Mr, Odell is teaching at the Central Washington College of Educa tion.
Coming and Going Lawrence E. (’32) and Mrs. Simpson (Helen Hubbard, ’30), members of the Central American Mission, who have been serving in Guatemala, C. A., re turned to Los Angeles on furlough in October,, where they are staying with Mrs. Simpson’s parents, John A. and Mrs. Hubbard, at 1619 Champlain Ter race, Los Angeles, Calif. Dick (’32) and Mrs. Hillis (Mar garet Humphrey, ’32), on furlough from service in China' under the China In land Mission, spent part of the summer in California and then went to Yakima, Wash. (Route 2, Box 86). In November Mr. Hillis spent a brief period in South ern California doing deputation work. Mr, and Mrs. Hillis have two children. v John M. (’40) and Mrs. Gillespie (Nadine M. Simons, ’40) sailed in the early summer for Alaska with Ernest (’33) and Mrs. Crabb (Helen Snyder, ’33), who were returning to their serv ice in Alaska. The four workers are at Chitina, Alaska, which fs 131 miles from Valdez. Later, Mr. and Mrs. Gil lespie hope to go to Copper Center, which is strategically located on the' Richardson Highway,, known in Alaska as the “Trail.” With Former Students at Work in America Jitsuo, ’33, and Mrs. Morikawa, who were married at Westmont College on September 21, were honored by the Southern California Japanese Baptist Union at a'wedding reception on Sep tember 28 at the Terminal Island Bap tist Church where part of Mr. Mori- kawa’s work has centered in recent months. He is affiliated with the Bap tist City Mission Society. Mr. and Mrs. Morikawa are living at 1540 W. 146th St., Gardena, Calif. William H. Lewis, ’39, and Edward L. Nash, ’40, who have been attending Westmont College, Los Angeles, Calif., spent most of the summer in a deputa tion tour as members of the Westmont Trumpeters. Their work was in Pacific coast states as far east as Kansas. Recognizing the former Biola connec tion of these members of the group, the college arranged that the Trumpeters make available to their audiences in formation concerning both the college and Biola. Claude (’37) and Mrs. Moffitt (Hazel Alsop, B. Chr. Ed., ’38), 6800 Bonsallo Ave., Los Angeles, Calif., are serving in the Hoover Street Baptist Church of Los Angeles, to which Mr. Moffitt was called as pastor after four years in the
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