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T H E K I N G ’ S B U S I N E S S
Bible Institute FAMILY CIRCLE
WILLARD HOTEL is located irf .the left w ing of the Bible In sti tu te . building next to th e Pufclie L ibrary park, adjoining th e Church of th e Open Door. I t is op erated as a firs t class tem perance hotel, su r rounded by„ a Christian environm ent t h a t a s sures a safe, com fort able and exclusive place to stop. 13 stories, of fireproof construction.
Regier, Whitewater; Gus and Mrs. Re gier, Whitewater; Mrs. Gus Regier, Jr., •Whitewater; Walter Regier, past tor at Lehigh; W. H. and Mrs. Regier and Ronald (Mr. Regier is pastor of the Mennonite Ch u r c h , Burrton); Helen Thiessen and Lois Wenger, both taking nurses’ training at Bethel Hos pital, Newton. Here and There Clara Vogt, ’39, 1049 West 'Av,e., Reedley, Calif., is Junior Christian En deavor Superintendent for Fresno and Madera Counties. Fresno was host to the State Junior Christian Endeavor Convention in June. Dorothy Steckline, ’39, Mu r d o c k Hall) 116 Clifton PL, Jersey City, N. J., Who has been nursing in Jersey City, writes of how she and three of her friends have been “bombing” the com munity with “gospel bombs”—rolled cellophane tracts. In April she a t tended services at which she •heard Carleton E. and Mrs. Null (Dorothy Bryan, ’34). Mrs. Iva Lauber, ’27, Good News Mission-to the Navajo Indians, Houck, Ariz., writes of victories the Lord has been giving in the work among the Indians and tells of sacrifices some of the young men and women have been making for His sake. H. Gordon Hyde, B. Th. .’38, 115 S. Pleasant St., Prescott, Ariz., was called to the pastorate of the Baptist Church of Prescott, Ariz., in August, leaving 'similar pastoral work in the Baptist Church of Safford, Ariz. Mr. and Mrs, Hyde have a little daughter, Judith Kay. Married Pvt. Archie Leonard Brougham arid Carolyn May Dunlap, Sept. 27, Rich mond, Calif. , Richard P. Hjorth and Helen Gal- land, Sept. 16, Las Vegas, Nev. •Loyd W. McCaslin and Jennie M. Pedersen, ’35, Oct. 3, Los Angeles, Calif. Arthur L. Powell and Dorothy M. Gantenbein, ’42, Sept. 22, Long Beach, Oalif. Richards Freeman Rawlings and Margaret Evelyn Glass, Aug. 9, Fair- field, Ala. Born To Joe B. and Mrs. Davis (Virginia Humphrey, ^33), a son, Lewis Graham, July 30, Yakima, Wash. To Harry and Mrs. Owen (Marguer ite Goodner, ’33), a daughter, Mary Elizabeth, Sept. 25, Santa Ana, Calif. To Ralph and Mrs. Peters (Violet Legg, ’37), a son, Lorin, Aug. 201
Kansas Fellowship Reunion The annual Biola reunion of former .students living in the vicinity of Whitewater and Newton, Kans., was held at Athletic Park at Newton, Kans., on July 29. A picnic lunch and a time of fellowship and visiting were followed by a short program. Leonard Harder, the president of the Kansas Alumni group, was in charge, being assisted by Mrs. Orlando Andres Esther Foth), the secretary. After the singing of a few choruses and hymns led by Jacob J. Regier, ’40, of Burrton, short missionary messages were given by Frank Manning, ’38, a member of the Africa Inland Mission, and by Sarah Buller, '34, working under the Sudan Interior Mission. Then Elsie and Esther Harder, Lois Wenger, and Elfriede Regier sang. At the short business meeting, Jacob J. Regier was elected president for the coming year, while Elsie Harder was elected secre tary. An offering was taken at the gathering to send to the Bible Insti- tutè of Los Angeles. The meeting was adjourned by singing “B.I.O.L.A.” and closing with prayer. . Members of the Institute circle pres ent include the list below (communi- ‘ties for which no state is mentioned aré in Kansas): Mrs. Orlando Andres (Esther Foth) and Lawrence, Newton; Walter and Mrs. Andres (Elda Toevs), Newton; Sarah Jane Buller, ’34, Mis sionary at Oro Girls’ Bible School, Nigeria, West Africa (home address: 527 E. 11th St., Newton, Kans.); Her man and Mrs. Busenitz, and Marjorie, Richard, and Irene Louise, White- water; Agnes Claassen, Whitewater; Mrs. Arnold Claassen, Potwin; Cather ine Claassen, Cook at. Meno Bible Academy, Meno, Okla.; Louis J. and Mrs. Claassen, ' and Elwin Darrell, Whitewater; O. M. and Mrs. Claassen and sons Glen and Dale, Whitewater; Mrs. Walter A. Claassen (Jane Entz, ’27), Whitewater; Anne Entz, M. D., Dayton, Ohio; Sister Helena Entz, ’32, in charge of Bethel Home for Aged, Newton; Louise Entz, ’32, Whitewater; Karl and Mrs. Friesen and Lenore, North Newton; Elsie¡ and Esther Har der, attending Bethel College, Newton; Mrs. J. W. Harder, Benton; Herbert and Mrs. Harder, and Carrol Lee and Rogene Ann, Benton; John and Mrs. Janzen (Helene Claassen, ’24),Elbing; Marie Janzen, technician at Halstead Hospital, Halstead; Paul (’35) and Mrs. Kuhlmann (Helene Wi Schroeder, ’34) and three children, Meno, Okla.; Frank E. and Mrs. Manning (Augusta Balzer) and Grace and Mercy; Dorothy Peverly, taking nurses’ training at Bethel Hospital, Newton; Ar t hur
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