Allentown Bible Institute - Beacon Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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CWM5 09720 19 .24 MOTTO: 'cln the beginning God. Mrs. Paul Sawdy QDella Argotl is an able assistant for Brother Saivdy in his pastoral Work at Vlloodbury, N. J. Rev. Wlalter F. Bubb and wife CAdlena Behrentl are the successful pastors of the Pilgrim Holiness Church at Stonington, Penna. Brother Bubb is the president of the Alumni Association. Ruth Bowman, besides being matron, is teaching Bible and History at the Bible Holiness Seminary, Owasso, Mich. Since graduating from A. B. l. Sister Bowman has completed the High School course at Owasso and has taken some college work. Rev. John Gangavvare is serving as pastor of the Pilgrim Holiness Church at Pine Grove. Pa. Since he took this work a church building has been purchased and many improvements made. Clarence Garman-Deceased. Richard Patchen and wife Clona Marvinj reside in Stroudsburg. Pa.. where Mr. Patchen is employed by the Hughes Publishing Co. Much of his time is spent in doing personal Work. Rev. Joseph Wooteii is closing his tenth year as pastor of the Union Gospel Missionary Church at Marcus Hook, Pa. This church is doing a splendid missionary work, and has grown considerably under Brother Wooten,'s ministry. QQ 50 BN'

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I had received training in several schools before I entered Beulah Park Bible School, but the year at Beulah Park was by far the most profitable to me both spiritually and educationally. Rev. E. Eugene Hostetter, '29, I find it impossible to state my appreciation for a training that to me was priceless. The spiritual atmosphere We lived in I know Will influence my life here and in eternity. Hazel Noble, '30, It would be futile for me to try to express in Words all that A. B. I. has meant to me. It, did not take me six years to fall in love with the school, but I frequented her halls for that period of time because I rec- ognized the advantages afforded by a Christian School in these days of modernism and svorldliness. I sincerely recommend A. B. I. to students who are interested in their spiritual as Well' as intellectual development. ' Russell A. Kleppingzer, '31, Two things I am especially grateful for: the discipline just When I needed it most: and the key to the proper interpretation and understand- ing' of the Scriptures. Rev. George E. Failing, '32, The knowledgw- of Bible truths received at Beulah Park hasqbeen invaluable to me, and I do appreciate more than Words can express the training in godly Christian living which I received there. The founda- tion principles taught and molded into my life have been as a bulvvark and an anchor to my soul during' the year which I have spent in the Nurses' Training school. I shall always cherish the memories of days spent at Beulah Park and endeavor, by God 's grace. to be true to her and the standards which she upholds. Bernadine Kinney, '33. B. P. B. S. has meant more than words can express to me. Lessons learned in theory have proven very practical in my field of service. I cherish the memories of Beulah Park. Rev. J. Edgar Martin, '33, The lessons learned in Beulah Park have proved to be very bene- ficial in my Christian life and ministry. Rev. Leonard W. Drury, '34. -MI 49 gp..

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MOTTO: t l'he end crowns the work. Eva Andrews-Deceased. . Esther N. Cramer lives with her sister at Glassboro, N. J. Her humble life has been a blessing to many. Catherine C. Dewitt received her R. N. from the Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia and is working in that city. Carlous Fisher. Elizabeth Flanders. J. Harold Goss reports very enjoyable work teaching English in the High School at Tarentum. Pa. Mr. Goss spent one year at the Pilgrim Junior College, Pasadena, Cal., took his B. S. from the Uni- versity of Southern California, and received his M. A. at the University of Pittsburgh, Rev. Raymond Hoffman has been very successful in building' up a spirit- ual work at Hyde, Pa. During his ministry there the Lord has blessed his efforts with a new church and a good congregation. Rev. Francis D. Ketnel for the past eight years has been an active pastor in the Church of the Nazarene. He is at present pastoring a beauti- ful new church at Allentown, Pa. Pierce Koder lives near Bethlehem, Pa. where he is employed on a farm. Rev. Lee Lawrence is the new pastor of the Pilgrim Holiness Church at Port Jervis, N. Y. Rev. Paul Sawdy is serving the Lord as pastor of the Pilgrim Holiness Church at Woodbury, N. J. A growing work with the blessing of God is the result of his labor there. 'NU 51 QN-