Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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Gospel Volunteer Activities The Gospel Volunteers have been act- ive this year in spreading the gospel on and off of the campus., jail services, church services, and other special work has been the program of this year's organ- ization. Noon prayer services several times each week have been a new feature which has proved strengthening and beneficial. With many l-l. C. students in the armed forces, endeavored to literature and Although numerous as the Gospel Volunteers' has supply them with Christian tracts. the trips have not been as in previous years, small groups have aided in revivals and other services in nearby churches. The regular meetings are held bi- weekly on Thursday evenings. These meet- ings consists of devotional services led by someone of the group or a special speaker, reports from the Deputation Committee, and other plans and business. ln these meetings the students develop leadership and increase their talents for Christian service. The spirit of the Gos- pel Volunteers continues to shine from the words of their theme chorus- Lead Me to Some Soul Today. Christian Endeavor Acti-vities The Christian Endeavor society, an organization which has as its motto, Christ and thfe Church has proved faith- ful to all of its principles. The society is divided into committees with each member serving on one. The committees with their chairmen are Prayer Meeting and Program Committee-Winston Becker, Lookout Committee: Donlad Wil- liams, Missionary Committee: Gordon Over- holt, Social Committee, Clayton Barkier, and Financial Committee, Stanley Peters. The meetings, which are held each Sunday evening at 6:30 at the College Park Church, have been of interest and inspira- tion. These included outside speakers, lesson discussions, pictures of the Kentucky Mission, Bible and Missionary Quizzes and Consecration services. Monthly meetings were held in thfe college lounge. Com- mittee reports, business, gamesf and re- freshments were the activities of the eve- ning. The high light of the C. E. year was the banquet given by the society on Feb- ruary 2nd in the dining hall, celebrating the 62nd birthday of C. E. 18

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Gospel Volunteers First Semester Eunice Roof Rita Wild Stanley Peters Paul Allen Helen Alwood Rachel Atkinson Sarah Bangs Q Clayton Barker l'nez Beeks Donna Borton Perne Brinclle l-lelen Cave Harold Cherry Officers President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer Members Robert Clark Delbert Cress Imogene Hickman Leanard Hudson l..uella Jacobs Dick Klopfenstein June lVlcCreery Pearl Martin Lawrence'lVlerriweather Byrdena Moore Second Semester Ruth Smith lnez Beeks Rachel Atkinson lrene Nell Catherine Nell Stanley Peters Mildred Rawley Eunice Roof Leone Russell Ruth Smith Dorothy Stumbaugh Rita Wild Donald Williams I7

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Christian Endeavor Officers President .............. Mildred Rawley Vice President . . . . . . Byrdena Moore Secretary ..... . . . Helen Cave Treasurer . . . . . . Stanley Peters Chorister . . . . . Ferne Brindle Pianist .... ....... D onna Norris Members Paul Allen Rachel Atkinson Sarah Bangs Clayton Barker Winston Becker .Inez Beeks R0ger Birdsall Robert Blaine Donna Borton Ferne Brindle M- lp Burkholder Gilbert Carter Helen Cave I9 Harold Cherry Catherine Eberhart Imogene Hickman Leonard Hudson Betty johnson Donna McCreery June McCreery Byrdena Moore Catherine Nell lrene Nell Donna Norris Gordon Overholt Edgar Perkins Stanley Peters Mildred Rawley Eunice Roof Leone Russell Paul Siedenburg Lora Smith Ruth Smith Dorothy Stumbaugh Isabelle Tabb Lee Tiffin Rita Wild Donald Williams Carl Zurcher