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Bess; Arvid F. Carlson, ’39; Joe Cope-!; land, ’40; Harold Chrisman; Fred Mc Intosh, and Lester Yocum. Mrs. John Yerke (Lorintha Beden, ’36), Tieton, Wash., who was married June 5 at Yakima, Wash., hasy been serving this summer in Bible oonference work and Daily Vacation Bible Schools ufider the American Sunday School Union. / Married Ernest E. Durham and Wilma Rae Branham, Aug: 30, Tacoma, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Durham are living at 105 N. University Ave.,t Enid, Okla. James R .: Hayden and Victoria A. McIntosh, ’39, Sept. 22, Santa Ana, Calif. Walter J. Hummel, ’32, and Doris Elizabeth Williams, Sept. 19, Los Angeles, Calif. Charles Burton King and Lois E. Hannah, Sept. 22, Los Angeles, Calif. William H. Lewis (’39) and E. Bar bara Terrebonne, Sept. 27, La Mesa, Calif. Glenn N. Roth (’40) and Marian Edna Raymond, Oct. 4, Inglewood, Calif. Born To Daniel G. (’30) and Mrs. Berg (Esther Suderman, ’31), a daughter, Eva Marie, Sept. 4, Palo Verde, Ariz. To John G. (’30) and Mrs. Fee, a son, John Williamson, Sept. 18, Van couver, B. C., Can. To William T. (’37) and Mrs. Lee (Mary Richards), a son, Daniel Jor dan, Sept. 14, Portland, Ore. To Walter A. (’39) and Mrs. Lepp, a son, Walter Alexander, Sept, 13, Los Angeles, Calif. To Rolland O. (B.Th. ’39) and Mrs. Myer (Jean Gilgert), a son, Daniel Rolland, Aug. 10, La Jolla, Calif. To James and Mrs. Powell (Edna Sheldon) a daughter, Ann Patricia, Aug. 18, Maupin, Ore. To Reidar J. (’38) and Mrs. Roldness (Julia Sillo), a son, Andrew Konrad, Sept. 29, San Diego, Calif. With the Lord A. E. Bassett, of 6519 Rugby Ave., Huntington Park, Calif., who served for many« years at the information desk at the Bible Institute of Los An geles, went to be “with Christ” on October 15 after a brief illness in a Huntington Park hospital. He had been a member of the Church of the Open Door since 1920 and for many years had served as treasurer of the church. George W. Hunter, 312 Ximeno Ave., Long Beach, Calif., who was at one time, for six years, Extension Secre tary fpr the feible Institute of Los Angeles, went to be with, the Lord on June 26. For ten years prior to his derth he vws affiliated with the Amer ican European Fellowship as B ield Sec retary.
William G. (’27) and Mrs. Graves, (Madge Henderson, ’23), 1701 Cedar St., Berkeley, Calif., continued their summer conference ministry this past year in the planning of two Bible con ferences for young people and adults, held simultaneously under Mr. Graves’ direction at Mission Springs, Santa Cruz Mountains, Calif., from July 20 to, 27. Robert A. Graves, ’27, was scheduled as one of the conference speakers. A series of three Bible camps was held under the direction of Dawson E. Trotman, primarily for members of the Dunamis and Martures Bible clubs. For mer and present Biola students who as sisted with the Boys’ Bible Camp at Camp Bethel, San Dimas Canyon, July 8 to 13, included Ralph J. Colburn, B. Th. ’40; Neil Nellis;, Heber Richins, and Lester Yocum. At the camp held for girls during the following week at the same location, the staff included Arshaloos Bedrosian, ’40; Myrtle Bur ton, '26; Marjorie Douglass; Esther J. Elliott, *39;. Ruth Fuqua, ’32; Vivian Fusby, B. Chr. Ed. ’40; Gene Gilbert; Jane S. Goodner, ’40;, Gloria Johnson; Adelaide Locher; Georgia McDavid; Victoria A. McIntosh, ’39; Marjory L. Thomson, ’39. A third camp was held from August 12 to 19 at Portuguese Meadows in Kern-County for boys of high school and junior college age. At this camp the leaders included Herbert
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are many places to which we have to say, ‘No.’ ’’ Miss Kraft has returned to Biola to continue her studies while the others on the team go out, for further evangelistic trips. Special Summertime Activity The summer months have found many Institute students and graduates serv ing as leaders in camps of their denomi national groups, in Daily Vacation Bible Schools under the American Sunday School Union or other auspices, in gos pel team tours, or in other special Chris tian activity. The facts given below are necessarily very/incomplete, for not many members of the Biola family have written of their activities. Lyman Wendt, '34, pastor of Calvary Church, Santa Ana, Calif., was one of the speakers at the young people’s con ference held by the American Sunday School Union in June at Carlsbad, Calif. Carlton (’30) and Mrs. Buck (Frieda Claassen, ’30) were oh the staff of the Leadership Conference of the California Christian Endeavor Union at Mount „Hermon, Calif., August 9' to 16. Mr. Buck was superintendent of the con ference, and Mrs. Buck served on the faculty and as girls’ hostess.
Dr. Oswald Smith's V i c t o r io u s H y m n s
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