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quarters in Fort Wayne, Ind., Box 633. Thelma Ragsdale ’35 and ’43 is now in Wheaton College studying for her M.A. degree. Mr. and Mrs. George K. Harris, veterans o f th irty y ea r s ’ service among the Moslems of China, were speakers at the Watch Night meet ing of the Church of the Open Door. Mr. Harris has prepared a manual for Christian workers on “How to Lead Moslems to Christ” which will be ready shortly for distribution by the China Inland Mission, 237 W. School Lane, Philadelphia 44. The Harrises have three sons, the eldest, John Stephen, enrolled at Biola. David, a student at U.S.C., and Fred eric, the youngest, just being dis charged from the army. Wm. ’27 and Mrs. Graves (Madge Henderson ’23), 71 Aden St. Vallejo, Calif., write of their continued joy in the Lord’s work, and of six of their young people now studying in the Bible Institute. Adolph M. Kur- kowske '24 is pastor of the Funda mental Church at Santa Rosa; Arthur Graves ’27 is also holding up the banner of the Cross in that district, so that they are all enjoying a beauti ful fellowship in the Lord’s service. “Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity!” (Psa. 133:1). Mrs. Beatrice King (nee Tannehill ’25) sends an air mail appeal for prayer that if it is the Lord’s will, she, and her daughter, Virginia May, will be able to get airplane trans portation home to the States. She has a multitude of odds and ends to take care of before she can leave for furlough. Pray for her special needs at this time. Born To Herbert W. ’27 and Mrs. Cassel, a son, Ralph Linn, Nov. 22, 1946, in Guatemala City, Guatemala. Another missionary recruit. To Edward ’40 and Mrs. Goodrich (Gwen Davidson), twin daughters, Linda and Lynn, Oct. 27, 1946, at Mossy Rock, Wash. Married Chester A. Englund ’39 and Esther Mary Warkentin, January 4, 1947 at the Mennonite B reth ren Church, Reedley, Calif. With the Lord Hulda Suderman ’33 met sudden death Sunday, December 15, 1946, following a tire collapse on the high way near Phoenix, Ariz. Hulda has been engaged in Child Evangelism teaching for several years, and lost her life in discharge of duties in connection with her work. Biola Fam ily Circle extends sympathies to the families who mourn her passing, but not as those who have no hope. She
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