C l a s s i f i e d Ads 15 CENTS PER W O RD — M IN IM U M $3.00 Bibles and Books Scofield Bible — Retail and W holesale — A ll Editions — Fresh Stock rr- Gold Stam ping — Thumb Index — Fow lers Christian Book Store, 113 M ain Street, Hamburg, New York. Old Bibles rebound. A price, binding and style to meet every need. A ll types of binding, rebinding. W rite for illustrated folder, prices. Norris Book binding Co., Greenwood, Mississippi. FREE "Facts About the Revised Standard Version Bible" For information write to Starfling Dis closures, 1215 Conrad St., Palestine, Texas. (Stamps appreciated.) Books Needed Large colleaiate group needs theology, mis sionary books for study, inspiration. Donations or buy cheap. Large need, low cash. Robert Seelye, 1142 Valleyhome, W hittier, Calif. Miscellaneous Pentron Hi-Fi tape recorders: "Concerto," $103.95; "Trium ph" lightweight, pushbutton, $149.50. Postpaid. Large WHOLESALE catalog .35c, refundable. Ropark, W hite Oak Rd., Green ville, S. C. Favorite Gospel hymns in original sacred paint ings, painted by "The Gospel A rtist/' W illing to display these in your home by appointment in the Los Angeles area or those at a distance by colored slides. Information write The Gospel A rtist, 1106 Fleetwood, Covina, Calif. W e have a number of used postal stamps from Ghana, Nigeria and Liberia tor sale. The pro ceeds aid in educating and evangelizing deaf children in these countries. Interested persons may write to: Christian Mission for Deaf Africans, P.O. Box 1297, Accra, Ghana, W est Africa. M elvina's Guest Home for Christians. Blind per sons invited. 19802 Sherman W ay, Carvoga Park, California. Music Correct and singoble hymn music composed, ar ranged, edited and printed. Folders free. Ray mond Iden (KB), M ount Vernon, Ohio. SACRED PIANO SOLOS "There's a Wideness in God's M ercy" "Blessed be the Fountain" "Safe in the Arm s of Jesus" Classical arrangements. O riginal introductions. Rich hormonies. B rillian t cadenzas. Modulations. Chimes. Each 35c. A L L THREE FOR $1.00 post paid. Order from GORDON E. HOOKER 13800 Biola Ave., La Mirada, Calif. Sales Representatives If you love the Lord, have some sales ability, and would like to earn $50 or more a week in a meaningful part time m inistry, write Crusaders Bible Studies, Dept. G, 4848 N. W . 10th St., Oklahoma City, Okla. (see advertisement on adjoining page) | BIOLA CONFERENCES I The Bible Institute of Los Angeles, Inc. I 558 S. Hope St., Los Angeles 17, Cal. I □ I am interest in information I □ reservations for the MOUNT HER- MON CONFERENCE (Aug. 13-20). I □ I am interested in information I □ reservations for the FIRS CONFER ENCE (Aug. 20-27). ■Name ........................................................................ Address .................................................................. City ................................................. Zone ........... jstate ........................................................................
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Zuck Hanson Dr. Roy B. Zuck, Scripture Press staff member, received his Doctor of The ology Degree last month from Dallas Theological Seminary. Mr. Zuck, a graduate of Biola, is Manager of the Training Horn- publications for the Wheaton, Illinois, publishing firm. Mr. Paul Michelson, formerly organist for the Billy Graham Crusades, has opened a new recording company, Supreme Recordings, Inc., in Glen dale. Artists signed for the company are Ed Lyman, Joseph Bellesi, Helene landrum, Al Garr, and Robert T. Munns. Rev. Calvin B. Hanson has been select ed President of the new Trinity Junior College scheduled to be opened September 1962 at Langley, British Columbia. The school is sponsored by the Evangelical Free Church of America. Mr. Hanson is a former missionary to Japan. Dr. Robert A. Cook, Vice-President of Scripture Press, has been selected as one of the key speakers for the Youth For Christ International Convention held July 2nd through 16th at W in ona Lake, Indiana. Also added to the schedule are Dr. Merv Rosell and Rev. Mel Johnson. Robert Harkness passed away in a London hospital May 8, 1961, accord ing to word from Cutler B. Whitewell of the Old Fashioned Revival Hour. Mr. Harkness was badly injured in an auto accident in Australia this Spring, when the man in whose car he was riding had a heart attack. Miss Kushryer Folmer, a former Biola stu dent, was Mr. Harkness’ secretary. William R. Garfield of the Evangeli cal Alliance Mission, is the new act ing president of the Kwan Dong Col lege in South Korea. When poverty of the Korean economy caused difficulty in the operation of the secular college, it was turned over to the Evangelical Alliance Mission on the condition that the Mission would continue the school. The institution is an accredit ed college of commerce. R. E. Glaze, Jr., associate professor of New Testament and Greek at New
Orleans Baptist Theological Semi nary, has written a new edition of the book “ Interpreting the New Testa ment” which was originally written by H. E. Dana and first released un der the title “ Searching the Scrip tures.” Dr. Dana’s outline has been followed, dividing the book into two parts: history, and practice of inter pretation. Dr. Walter L. Wil
son, of the Central Bible Church, Kan sas City, Mo., was recently honored at a fellowship dinner after serving as pas tor of the Central Bible Church for more than forty years. Dr. Wilson, who just celebrated
his eightieth birthday, received many letters from friends across the country during the surprise occasion. He speaks at Biola Summer Conferences. John B. Anderson who serves the 16th district of Illinois in the House of Representatives, was one of the main speakers at the 77th annual confer ence of the Evangelical Free Church of America, recently held in Green Lake, Wisconsin. Dr. Arnold T. Olson, president of the EFCA announced that the theme of the conference was “ According to Thy Word.” Charles H. Troutman of Sydney Aus tralia, has been appointed general director of Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship, and will assume his duties in Chicago on September 1. Mr. Troutman succeeds C. Stacy Woods, who resigned to devote his time to the International Fellowship of Evan gelical Students. Clarence Hiebert of the Mennonite Central Committee, Inc., announced that 81 missionaries and Christian workers were present at the Tannen- hohe retreat in Southern Germany. The next Inter - Mission Christian Worker’s Conference is scheduled for May 7-11, 1962.
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