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the principles of our American heri­ tage, then highlighted the need for an individual acceptance of Jesus Christ as personal Saviour. Music was provided by John Gustafson, soloist, and Lorin Whitney, organist. Dr. Samuel H. Sutherland spoke briefly of the background of the Biola or­ ganization. The Bible Institute did not finance the banquet, those attend­ ing were guests of Mr. Jones. Doctorate for Faculty Member Dr. Richard Chase, head of the Speech Department of Biola College, has just returned from Cornell Uni­ versity where he received his doctor­ ate. A graduate of Biola, Dr. Chase has led the school’s speech teams to receive a number of outstanding awards. His wife Mary is the daugh­ ter of Dr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Suther­ land. Auxiliary Needs Stamps Do you have saving stamps? The Biola Women’s Auxiliary has issued a call for those desirous of helping in the student dormitory life to send in “ S and H” or “ Blue Chip” books. With these, house mothers secure much-needed supplies, instruments and other items for use by students. Missionaries Saluted Dr. and Mrs. Van V. Eddings will be interviewed this month on the Bible Institute Hour. Dr. Eddings was the founder, and, until his retire­ ment this year, director of the Ori­ noco River Mission in Venezuela South America. Rev. Theodore Hum-

Torrey Conference Coming A number of outstanding speakers have been invited to join the roster of Bible teachers for the annual Tor­ rey Memorial Bible Conference, Janu­ ary 29 to February 5. (For listing, see back cover of this issue.) Descriptive brochures are available showing pic­ tures and giving addresses of the thirteen co-operating churches. Biola Guest at T V Banquet Governor Mark O. Hatfield, distin­ guished chief executive officer of the state of Oregon, was the featured speaker a month ago at a special ban­ quet hosted by Mr. William C. Jones

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Mr. Jones at the rostrum. in honor of Biola College. The pro­ gram was attended by a group of Southland business, professional and industrial leaders. Thousands of peo­ ple joined the audience through the local television release of the event. The program was filmed and a copy

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Dr. Ray Myers, Biola Board Chairman (left), Mr. Jones (in shadows), and Gov. Hatfield. is available to church groups free of charge on a request basis. Speaking for forty minutes, the Governor, a born-again Christian, clearly outlined

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Dr. and Mrs. Eddings with Al Sanders. mel has been appointed to the office of director of ORM. With more than 60 workers, many of whom are Biola graduates, the mission has activities including a growing Bible Institute for national Christians. Dr. Eddings is a graduate of Biola, class of 1912. As he smilingly puts it, “ I was among the top six graduates (we only had six in the graduating class).”

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