Baptist Bible College - Tower Yearbook (Clarks Summit, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1961 volume:

54144, .41 -55, 1515 Q ip WELS lx 1 V Y if fgxx 1 .,, 'YQ A X -- 6 O .yr be pq: l96l 5 PDR ON WF' B' 'gf Us x 5 Bu. EMIN 1 We S W ,mn- U 1 -nz 'bw 1 u -,Q mi 1 D- ..v2 1: l I 1 .- I A 4 1 ' ev . 'U .. .....x.g,f1LG DR. AND MRS. PAUL R. JACKSON who faithfully and prayerfully gave fourteen years of dedicated service to en- hance the ministry of Baptist Bible Seminary. M s .714 Dedicafivn . . . Pray ye therefore the Lord of the har- vest that he would send forth labourers into his harvest. Luke 10g2b Praying, counselling, teaching and serv- ing are but a few of the duties which describe the Godly life of the Missions instructor of Baptist Bible Seminary. A veteran missionary from Chile and the Philippines, this dedicated servant of the Lord has been greatly used in counselling and encouraging young people concerning life and work on the mission field. In this day of social and political unrest, we humbly thank God that he has placed such a consecrated prayer warrior on the faculty of Baptist Bible Seminary. With heartfelt appreciation we gratefully dedicate this 1961 Seminarion to our beloved William I. Hopewell. 4, 4 , ? 'il 7 A V f 'WL 7- , K I 1,0 ' Ml ' A N 1' I c 2 K n..a..J 1' -- ,-f' o . 'X , - ,of - y -Q 4 - ,- 1 wsu- ' 5. . . V gp. . 5. Lf 3' V X I f.. .pq w I XJ- ,ip V v, Q - Af . X K V ,. H+- L! . 2 ' ,, ,, o . 4? - f o 2 'f 1 1 1 , - '19 f' ' ',' o 5.1, , ffgfa-4'M . '-- 1 13 . . - ,, . 1 ' ' -.., - ws, , , , 1 .A -2 law h . -'i , , ...J C' 'J' -.-H, A E A IN Ii. 9, uf -.JP ,. 5 K, . 'I , 4 Q. ' af. . ' ' , , 1' - ., I h .J Y.. .. ., AN 5 kgs:-.II Y l . x 1 l - X 1 un.. 4 .. , N 51' 1.4 5 . A' I 4 N fi I p v 1 I Zififff' -' ' 'il nf'5...7 . 'wr ' 1. 1 'A - '.,,.,.' X I v xr-,,..4:,L , 5 , . x HQ Q. 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IM, . , ' P 3 ' .x...-.,..,, Arll 01 , TW ' Q, -X ' ,. ,, 4 I 'L 't' XH I A, ,,, , , J' v' . ' D V' The 1961 Seminarion proudly dedicates this yearbook to ff ' mUlHRI'RlXI I xe rx xl NI xl' ' , . Xl me .x , - .Q I' ' 'PHY' : - - 1 l , ' el':::l::- :A i V Lf U- , u-.n nmun j - 15' Q I I u'.H'fv-,v I AT' ,K x '--, , , A , ,- ....,--.'...... ,,..,...-,.. .. . R : wg 691356 - 4 1 . - A r 1 , Nl K L- r , , gr. f 1 1 . , ' wi fix 1 1 xx Q I-f l I' f . X Editor in Chief BILL DAVIS Mk Rh -Q' --fl-ll QS- V Y- ' 'Aa-' , R, ,, i A 5.5 3 ' , rw' '- N 'F 'Tdierary Edfior 'LK CiLLLWLL,mfLpJ:Jc,rQJc,L,C94m 353, G OW N 5 W fab Hf L!! Q17 , 1 252151551 little Sentinurg Ofilu ol Thr Pralldnnl Dear Friends of Baptist Bible Seminary: in the broad expanse of Christian endeavor, God employs many workmen and diverse skills. In the bestowal and utilization of Hls own glfts, He works soverelgnly, divide ing to every man severally, as He will. By the working of this sovereign providence, there has been committed to us the ministry of teaching . As defined by our Charter, it is our responsibility to maintain and operate a Seminary providing higher education to prepare men and women for all phases of the Christian ministry. The ministry of teaching ls an honorable vocation. The Christian teacher is llsted with those individuals who are designated as the risen Lord's personal gifts to I-lls people. And He gave some apostlesp and some, prophets: and some, evangellsts, and some, pastors and teachersg for the perfecting of the saints, for the work of the mlnlstry. Ephesians 4: 1l,l2l The ministry of teaching is vital to the work ofC1hrlst. This may be illustrated by observing several specific functions of our teaching task. First, our ministry is transmlssive. To perpetuate God's witness in the world, the body of truth set forth ln the Scriptures must be handed on ln each succeeding generation. The Christian pedagogue is charged with this sacred duty. And the things that thou hast heard of me among many witnesses, the same commit thou to faithful men, who shall be able to teach others also. CH Timothy 2:2l Then, this ministry is corrective. In meekness instructing those that oppose them- selvesp lt' God peradventure will give them repentance to the acknowledging of the truth. GI Timothy 22251 Many convictions are but emotional attachments to given proposltions irrespective of their valldlty. The Christian teacher ls a corrector of immature and false opinions. It is his task to loosen the student's grasp on preconceived notions and lead him to rest his confidence ln thus saith the Lord. Finally, this ministry ls redemptive. Dlvlne truth ls presented not merely for truth's sake, but for the equipping of soldlers ofthe Cross. We train young men and women to be bearers of the glad tidings of redeeming grace. A theological school which has no vision of whitenecl harvest fields is an anomaly. In a school such as ours, as ln no other spot on this globe, there must be ears to hear the sob of lost humanity. We covet your prayers. Seeing we have this ministry, as we have received mercy, we faint not. Yours in Chr1st's Royal Service, 1 f ff! - 1 fc A t 6192154 f G. Arthur Woolsey X' Interim President f' OLDING ST YHFUl WO i '. 1 T' in r a E-HM S .:'-' raw? Q 1- 9' af -'f g. ,3 fx I W 751 We- 1 'x 1 GLEN'Y5SgAQ.'QhRM1LYA .in 4 Fig, in-H I' W ..-4 WILLIS W. TUE A, 1, rl' +9236 :Q FRA -, ' AASER GLADYS I. CHARLTON 6 r' ' -1 ,- V -- ,Id .115 -qt,-11 W 1 U- JH I ' ' H - 1 r V. . , ,vw -- X 3 :, WARR.EIfSIMMONS ,H T - 'A A - , 2.12 ', N- CHARLES P. BENEDICT, Th.B. Assistant to the President Instructor in Practical Theology Isaiah 26:3 Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on Thee: because he trusteth in Thee. MEAD C. ARMSTRONG, M. Litt. Registrar Assistant Professor, Theology Psalm 37:5 Commit thy way unto the Lordg trust also in himg and he shall bring it to pass. RA R FRANK L. WAASER, Th.D. Dean Romans 1:16 For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto salva- tion to every one that believethg to the Jew first, and also to the Greek. A mr AI H. LAWRENCE E. NIELSEN, M. S. Dean of Students Instructor, Practical Theology Psychology Psalms 25:4-5 Shew me thy ways, O Lordg teach me thy paths. Lead me in thy truth and teach me: for thou art the God of my salvaciong on thee do I wait all the day, ARLYN PRITCHETT, B. R. E. Dean of Women Instructor, Christian Education Psalm l23:1 Unto thee lift I up mine eyes, O thou that dwellest in the heavens. fur, 1 .-:rr , -1 -c. fya-g1z.,.1. WILLIS W. VIRTUE, Th.D. Professor, English Bible I Corinthians 1:9 God is faithful, by whom ye were called unto the fellowship of his Son Jesus Christ our Lord. W. WALKER BARNDOLLAR, Th.D. Professor, English Bible Philippians 3:10 Thatl may know him, and the power of his resurrection, and the fellowship of his sufferings, being made conformable unto his death, WILLIAM R. FOSTER, Th.D. Assistant Professor, Theology II Peter 1:3 According as his divine power hath given unto us all things that pertain unto life and godliness, through the knowledge of him that hath called us to glory and virtue. I5 RUTH C. HAYCOCK, Ed.D. Professor, Christian Education II Corinthians 9:8 And God is able to make all grace abound toward youg that ye always having all suffi- ciency in all things, may abound to every good work: I6 ARTHUR B. SCOTT, M. S. Assistant Professor, Music Isaiah 5017 For the Lord God will help meg therefore shall I not be confounded: therefore have I set my face like a flint, and I know that I shall not be ashamed. 7 U N 5 Q M WW- V. , al ,J 1 r 5 1 ALLAN L. WEISE, Th.B., B.A. Instructor, Science Jeremiah 33:3 Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and shew thee great and mighty things, which thou knowest not. A V k l WJ ,ev - J-.,f:-'91 ' : F iii . or f5T'si . 532531, f .- . zu'-,vu , '.w .,,,. !f1 , , :A --, QM., t. , 4 far HJ K .,. -:nw ' ' .P ' V ' ,gVm'L1'w , ' .L . w. F51 ww 55-Lf E 51'-' .1.-,A M . .W if l 19 41' g GLENYS O. VERMILYA, M. A. Assistant Professor, Christian Education Joshua 1:8 This book of the law shall not depart out of thy mouth, but thou shalt meditate therein day and night, that thou mayest observe to do according to all that is written therein: for then thou shalt make thy way prosperous, and then thou shalt have good success. I7 ii- , AGNES HOLT, M. S. Instructor, English Revelation 22:20 He which testifieth these things saith, Surely I come quickly. Amen. Even so, come, Lord Jesus. I 8 l .gif WILLIAM I. HOPEWELL, IR. . B.D. Assistant Professor, Missions MRS. RUTH I-IOPEWELL, Instructor, Spanish Nahum: 1:7 The Lord is good, a strong hold in the day of trouble: and he knoweth them that trust him. HOWARD A. WASHBURN, M. A. Professor, History I Corinthians 9:16 For though I preach the gospel, I have nothing to glory of: for necessity is laid upon meg yea, woe is unto me, ifI preach not the gospel! in-:m.,Y 1- ,...-.m-2 ROSS E. GEARHART, M.A. Assistant Professor, Speech Philippians 116 Being confident of this very thing, that he which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. W an lp e i I JOSEPH E. VALASTAK, Th.M. Professor, Greek I IOh1'1 3:16 Hereby perceive we the love of God, because he laid down his life for us: and we ought to lay down our lives for the brethren. ,-fp -,,,.... EARLE C. HARRIMAN, M.A. Instructor, History II Corinthians 2:14 Now thanks be unto God, which always causeth us to triumph in Christ, and maket MR. ROBERT W. WALLACE, M.A. Assistant Professor, Apologetics Isaiah 12:2 Behold God is my salvafiong I will trust, and not be afraid: for the Lord IEHOVAH is my strength and my songg he also is become my salvation. 20 manifest the savour of his knowledge by us in every plac MRS. WILLIS HULL, B, A. Instructor, English MR. WILLIS HULL Instructor, English Psalms 34:3 O magnify the Lord with me, and let us exalt his name together. !, uf' Heal ,' my ' -ff? ROBERT LIGHTNER, Th. M. Instructor, English Bible Ephesians 6:10 Finally, my brethren, be strong in the Lord, and in the power of his might. LIBRARY STAFF: Larry Focht, Miss Miriam Waggoner, M. A. , Librarian, Janice Eaton, RoseLee Bancroft, Beryl Heichel, and Lillian Cole, Library Assistants. WARREN SIMMONS, B. R.E. Director, Lamoka Lake Baptist Youth Camp ARLYN PRITCHETT, B. R E Dean of Women GLADYS I. CHARLTON Assistant Dean of Women .h. A-4 'Lug SIU Xi'- X ia 'iq REVIVALI BOOK ROOM Mrs. Bott, Assistant Mrs. Ireland, Book Room Manager 'nm K KITCHEN STAFF Mrs. Oakes, Mrs. Thompson, Mr. Thompson, Mrs. Abrahamson CUSTODIANS Paul Stuart and Mr. Bennett iv-it' 43 GRACE RIPLEY Administration Building Receptionist us,v..m- E, XJ? ESTHER JANE DAVIES Secretary to Registrar f, 1. fi MRS. MILDRED KOONS Cashier SHIRLEY I ONES Assistance Cashier i E -4q NA M ISS DCIWZS ALICE BENNETT Secretary to the President THELMA W. HATFIELD Secretary for Student Services CAROL ROHLOFF, B. R. E Secretary to the Deans Q'v -3 CAROL BARNES Thomson Hall Receptionist BERNARD PAYNE Harrison Dormitory Supervisor A! ,,,..-A J. 'N ,, mink.. FST . .144-,X BARBARA EATON Christian Education Secretary GPX r. x! S CHQ? 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J: .-Lfisimliai' 2 as 1,f.., ., .A .g?.g. 1. . , L EN 'L 37 f .V -1 1z,ff.1',g,N ,, K .459 .41 i M was 9 as mf M, ,, ,-, -'mg .Y ,llvi 1 .S'e1410rrsrf President: BEN f Vince Presidemrg- 1IMffEVfANSQ,5-,g sscfafafiii jf A. - Q Treasurer: BETTY ff2fh.sWX,- .., Q if ' ' ' A , ' , 'Z , in gf - ri 'fi ROBERT ALEXANDER ALBERT ANDERSON GLADYS BARTO I Thess. 5:17, 18. IOhr1 15:16 Psalm 16:11 Pray without ceasing. In every Ye have not chosen me, but I Th0U wilt shew ITIS the path Of thing give thanks, for this is the have chosen you, and ordained life: in thy presence is fullness will of God in Christ Jesus con- you, that ye should go and of joy: at thy right hand there cerning you, bring forth fl-uit . , I are pleasures for everrnore. ROBERT BARTO II Timothy 2:2 And the things that thou hast heard of me among many wit- nesses, the same commit thou to faithful men, who shall be able to teach others also. LUCILLE BELZER WL FLOYD BENNETT Deut. 31:8 Il Timothy 2:19 And the Lord, he it is that doth The foundation of God standeth go before thee, he will be with sm-5, having this seal, The thee, he will not fail thee, Lord knoweth them that are neither forsake thee: fear not, his, neither be dismayed . GERALD BEVERAGE Psalm l07:8, 9 Oh that men would praise the Lord for his goodness, and for his wonderful works to the children of men! For he sat- isfieth the longing soul, and filleth the hungry soul with goodness. JAMES BUCHANAN I Tim. 3:16 And without controversy great is the mystery of godliness: God was manifest in the flesh, justified in the Spirit, seen of angels, preached unto the Gentiles . . . PATRICIA CAMPBELL Phil. 4:9 Those things, which ye have both learned, and received, and heard, and seen in me, do and the God of peace shall be with you. ,lg- ROSEMARYCARLSON JOYCE CARPENTER MARILYN CATER I Cor. 2:2 Rom. 11:29 Ps. 116:1,2 For I determined not to know For the gifts and calling of God I love the Lord, because he anything among you, save are without repentance. hath heard my voice and my Jesus Christ, and him crucified. supplications. Because he hath inclined his ear unto me, therefore will I call upon him as long as I live. - V CHARLES COBURN LARRY COOPER Gal. 6:14 Phil. 4:13 But God forbid that I should I Can do all things through glory, save in the cross of our Chl'iSf which Sfrellgtheflelh Lord Jesus Christ, by whom the me. In. 15:5 . . With- world is crucified unto me, and 0111 me YS Carl do T10thi1'1g- I unto the world. LULA CREWS Rom. 11:33 O the depth of the riches both of the wisdom and knowledge of God! how unsearchable are his judgments, and his ways past finding out. FRANK CRUMLEY Phil. 3:13, 14 Brethren, I count not myself to have apprehendedg but this one thing I do ,... I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ I esus. HAROLD EDDY Prov. 3:5, 6 Trust in the Lord with all thine heartg and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. IOANNE ENGLE PS. 34:3 O magnify the Lord with me, and let us exalt his name to- gether. LARRY D. ENGLE Ps. 34:'7,8 The angel of the Lord encarnp- eth round about them that fear him, and delivereth them. O taste and see that the Lord is good, blessed is the man that trusteth in him . IIM EVANS Heb. 4:15, 16 For we have not an high priest which cannot be touched with the feeling of our infirmitiesg but was in all points tempted like as we are, yet without sin Let us therefore come boldly . . . and find grace to help in time of need. SHIRLEY FLEMING II Tim. 1:9 Who hath saved us, and called us with an holy calling, not according to our works, but according to his own purpose and grace . . . BEN FRANKLIN WL Phil. 4:6 . . but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God. JOHN GARNER James 1:19 Wherefore, my beloved breth- ren, let every man be swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath: MIRIAM GOOD Phil. 4:19 But my God shall supply all your need according to his riches in glory by Christ Jesus. CHARLES GRANT I Pet. 3:15 But sanctify the Lord God in your hearts: and be ready al- ways to give an answer to every man that asketh you a reason of the hope that is in you with meekness and fear. MARTHA GREEN Rom. 8:32 He that spared not his own Son but delivered him up for us all, how shall he not with him also freely give us all things. PATSY HAWK Phil. 3:10 That I may know him, and the power of his resurrection, and the fellowship of his sufferings, being made conformable unto his death. MAIUORIE HAYNES ll Cor. 5:15 And that he died for all, that they which live should not henceforth live unto them- selves, but unto him which died for them, and rose again. ANDRES HEEN Lam. 3:23, 24 They are new every morningg great is thy faithfulness. The Lord is my portion, saith my soulg therefore will I hope in hope. 4- --Y -1 MAVIS HENRY DONNA HERMAN LINDA HOAL Difffr C01. 3:17 Col. 1:10 Col. 1:10 And whatsoever ye do in word That ye might walk worthy of That ye might walk worthy of or deed, do all in the name of the Lord unto all pleasing, be- the Lord , , , being fruitful the Lord Jesus, giving thanks ing fruitful in every good work, , l and increasing in the know.. to God and the Father by him. and increasing in the knowledge ledgg of God, of God. ,..q . - 1 i 1.1--L--W BETTY ANN KEITH CONSTANCE LOVE BH. EMILIE MAIARUCON ICor. 15:34 Eph. 451 . . . for some have not the I therefore, the prisoner of the He is no fool who gives what knowledge of God: I speak this Lord, beseech you that ye walk he cannot keep - to gain what to your shame. worthy of the vocation where- he cannot lose. I im Elliot with ye are called. Q., i -f .-1. ,.... ROBERT MITCHELL EVELYNE D. MORRIS WILLIAM NORTHWARD II Tim. 1:'7,8a Prov. 3:5,6 Romans 13:14 For God hath not given us the Trust in the Lord with all thine But put ye on the Lord Jesus spirit of fearg but of power, heart, and lean not unto thine Christ, and make not provision and of love, and of a sound own understanding. In all thy for the flesh, to fulfil the lusts mind. Be not thou therefore ways acknowledge him, and he thereof. ashamed of the testimony of shall direct thy paths. our Lord. - ROGER OSWALD RONALD PITCHER FRED SECORD John 8:32 Nahum 1:7 Nahum 1:7 And ye shall know the truth The Lord is good, a stronghold The Lord is good, a stronghold and the truth shall make you in the day of trouble: and he in the day of trouble: and he free. knoweth them that trust in him. knoweth them that must in him WILLIAM SECOR SHIRLEY SHAW EUGENE SHIPP I John 5:9 Psalm 48:14 Iohn 12:24 If we receive the witness of For this God is our God for ever Veruy, Verily, 1 gay uma ygu, men, the witness of God is and ever: he will be our guide Except a corn of wheat fall in- greaterg for this is the witness even unto death. to the ground and die, it abid- of God which he hath testified eth alone, but if it die, it of his Son. bringeth forth much fruit. lg- MARLETA SMITH 2,71 NANCY SMITH CHARLESENE STOUT Isa. 12:2 Isa. 4-4:17, 20 II Tim. 1:9 Behold, God is my salvationg I And the residue thereof he rnak- Who hath saved us, and called will trust, and not be afraidg eth a god, even his graven us with an holy calling, not ac- for the Lord Jehovah is my image: . . . Is there not a lie cording to our works, but accord strength and my songg he also in my right hand? ing to his own purpose and is become my salvation, grace . . . VERNON STUART GRETCHEN TALEN DONALD TEACHOUT Phil. 4:5-7 Isa. 26:3,4 Ps. 115:1 . . . The Lord is at hand. rn Thou will keep him in Peffeef Nor unto us. O Lord, not 111110 nothing be anxiousg but in ev- Peace' Whose mind is Sta-Yed US. bl-ll HMO thy' flame give efythjng by Praygr and Suppli- on thee, because he trusteth in glory, for thy mercy, and for cation with thanksgiving let thee- Trust Ye in the Lord for thi' U'Ufh'5 Sake- your requests be made knowh ever: for in the Lord Iehovah unto God. And the Peace of is everlasting Strength- God, . . . shall guard your hearts and your thoughts in Christ Jesus. 4 1 RONALD ULMEN ROSALIE WOODS Isa. 30:21 ICor. 10:13 And thine ears shall hear 2 There hath no temptation taken word behind thee, saying, This you but such as is common to is the way, walk ye in it, when man: but God is faithful, who ye turn to the right hand, and will not suffer you to be tempted when ye turn to the left. above that ye are able . . . ,A President: ROBERT IOBE Vice President: BLAIR HANEL Secretary: SHARON MEHNERT v Treasurer: BARBARA O 'BRYON X39 B P-LLP-R9 D ANET H BROW X4 FRANK CYXYYT coums 'WW GCXC NO?-NXA PAQHBRD cosw: ow BARS mm cgpamzv. RUTH caowamb 40 MPQCXNE Oymmimouvl BARRETT D PNXD BATES SACQUELXNE BESSEX 'MXC AROL BXXLM AN GEORGE BLOOD 61,13 I '901' M. 475 - glfflsvi la QA Phi ILDA LUCI LLE' EA DE' ROSARIO TON MARVIN ALLAN I. 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SMITH RUTH SORDELET MARGARET SPENCERM1 ARNOLD TEACHOUT JOAN THOMPSON SALLY TOWNSENDBM ew V5fS6: 6111 12220 KA THRYN TRAPP 711 JANICE TRIPP 571 KEITH WALLACE KATHLEEN WA TTS DELORES WOODS JAMES WOOLSEY Jlfl Zidlers President: PHILLIP SWENDER Vice President: HAROLD IEFFERIS Secretary: CLAYTON BROWN V Treasurer: FRED JENSEN we - V - 4-Q '-.S-'S'::, X I 'K uk, . ., 553 ,- X A 'JW ' 12.2, , Q4 XXXQX -' 15291-Vfi-S' -TF.: . -Qsgt. .J 46 ' i.1 BRUCE AHRENS , . u 1 1 J ' WILLIAM ANDERSON ,, -l',, - su - ,. 4 - , as JOSEPH ARMSTRONG WILLIAM BOTT ROBERT BRABANT Glass Motto, Ellrisf .79 ,411 THOMAS BROTHERT ON 611155 601015, Red and While CLAYTON BROWN CARL BURKHARDT as M g' DAVID COATES NORMAN CROWELL WILLIAM DAVIS EARL DECKER JAMES DEIIDAS GERALD EATON H 5 ' 4 V 'Z w ia Ki! 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BRINKER BROOKS RICHARD IOANNE SHARON BROWN BUNDY CANADY JOHN BEVERLY JOAN CARSTEN CHRISTENSEN CHRISTMAN 611155 gfl7W6l': Ka! 160.95 ELAINE LEg7NZARD I AM ES COVEY CRABB CROSBY KAREL ERNEST NANCY MINNIE DARLING DEMING DENNINGTON DICKERSON JOYCE M DAN 771, WILLIAM Dosss DoUGLAss DUNKER CAROLYN IANICE DONALD EATON EATON EINSTEIN 611155 Cfvhvrs, Scarlet and Silver SELMA LARRY BETTY ANN FIRMAN FOCHT FOLLET DQ, LILLIAN ROBERT WESLEY 73, GLEASON GOUGH GUENTER if , ALMA JUNE ROBERT HARRINGT ON HEICHEL HOCHBERG FAITH FRED ROBERT JANICE HOCKING HOUCK HUGGINS HUTCHINS :nil IUDY DONALD WARREN LEIBY LEITCH LONT VIRGINIA CARL DONNA LOSING LO TURCO LUMEREE Hlass Song: Have Urine Own Way lard LAUREN RONALD I ACK MAXSON MAYERS MCCAULEY W 4 VERA MARLENE JOHN 71 MCNAMEE MILLER MITCHELL 57 STANLEY IUDY SHIRLEY MOHR MORRIS NARRO '77 Z- RONALD BEVERLY CELIA RONALD O 'BRYON ORWIG PERKINS PERRY 'WL 77,9 CLARA NORMA BESSIE ponxowygow PoTTs ROBERTSON DAVID GEORGE RACHEL SAFFORD SANFORD SCHILDROTH DEED A KENNETH GLENN RICHARD SCHWEBEL SEAVER SHOUP .WL KENNETH IO ANN SARAH SMART SMITH SMITH 60155 Versa Phil 2: I3 SHIRLEY REBECCA FRANK SMITH STOUFFER STROCK MARJORIE PRISCILLA EARL LAWRENCE TUFTS WASHBURN WESTBROOK WESTBROOK WAYNE ARLENE CLIFFORD WILBUR WILLIAMS WRIGHT lf 6 v ' TU , ' 11 - M., A 114 Lag 35 1' ., fi'in?'5'if?f'1ri 'I'.! 1 ww l wus, Gap L,-. 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Great .75 Chg Sazfhfuluess M RALPH HENDERSON DAVID HETTIG MARTHA HOLDEN IUDITH HOLDRIDGE A M -. ?'fEi!L JAMES HOWELL JOHN HUGHES SONDRA KAMINSKY 71 ,ppc Il. , - x PAUL KINTNER JOHN LANCEY GRACE LEWIS pmvfh F -A MS PHOTO No! Available EUGENE LOTT WILLIAM LIPKE I AY LONGWELL SHARON LUPOLD 611155 Zolvrsz l6'luc and Gold f A 113'-jf f b ' , I 1 W IV- I . V 5 PEARL MANNES 7 P-L DAVID LUDINGTON zz. ANITA MAYNARD DAVID MCCORD CHARLOTTE MCKINNEY A w g E H- I-.1 I , r 1 ',, , ,... n .. . ,gf -md Q . 1, f. --. ' s ,RX 1. , 5,5 I, 4 . ff 4 A BONNIE MCNIEL di L.-L, .74 1:1 'STM- K L PHOTO , V, No! Available PAUL MEISEL MELVIN MEISTER YQ , . 111' SANDRA MILLS DORIS MLYNAR 611155 Sflvwezs Mums GARY MOOSEY DONALD MOSES DONNA OAMKA ,wx , --2 N- 1, n JA- J rr 'E AA .4 A A 1 .XS K ,V .xxx , .L ' da, w GLORIA MURCH '32-M I5 H 'AS ' V mofb Noi lvailabh DAVID OATLY LEONARD MYERS MARGARET PATTERSON 0 ' BERNARD PAYNE MARY PENNER IANET POTTER DEAN PRIEBE EUGENE PROTZMAN 611155 Versa Only fear the Lord, and serve hlm 1n truth with all your heart: for consider how great things he hath done for you. I Samuel 12-24 DIANA REYNARD HAZEL RIPLEY I AMES ROMIG JANET ROBISON NANCY ROGERS IULENE RUBENDALL 775 JAMES RYDER DELORES SAGE MARIE SANFORD REGINALDO SANTOS GERALD SAVAGE VIRGINIA SAYLES E , A105 4 eg-Q Hx A A , DW V PHQTO No! Aviailublo MEI-VIN SCHELL MAUREEN SCHROEDBR BONNIE SEAVER RICHARD SEIFERT CHARLOTTE SHAW JEAN SHAWVER CHARLES SHELDON FERN SI-IELDON RONALD SORDELET 775 FRANCES R. SMITH SAMUEL SMITH DONNA SMOUSE HELEN SQUIRES LINDA STANDISH GLENN SMITH MARY SPRINGSTEED MARNA STEINBRONER HARRIET STELL JUDITH STEVENS -VU! L ,.. V Vt' I RICHARD STITZEL VIRGIL STONEKING MARY STUART I I DANIEL SULLIVAN ELIZABETH SULLIVAN MARSHA TURNER LEIGH UPCHURCH SANDRA WAGNER JEAN WHITE STANLEY WHITE CAROL WHITELEATHER JUDY WILCOX BEVERLY WILLIAMS I AMES WILMER JANET WILMER ELIZABETH WILSON VALERIE WILSON H+ v ww ,, I RUSSELL YOCKEY RALPH YosT RAYMOND ZIELINSKI Special fudcnfs JOHN BENSON GA11, BRANDES D71 ELEANOR BROTHERTON NORMA CI-IITTOCK GLENN DICK JAMES GELATT STEPHEN GELATT JOHN GREEN MARGARET HOCHBERG LORETTA HENRY RALPH GRUENBERG RUTH HOLDEN WL 1 , 1, H. ff '1Ti5fF LL-I 1' ,- I 1.15,-K' 1 .11 - - ' ..5 my he-' I .'1,1::-.- lg. 'Lg MILDRED MCGONNELL VIRGINIA SNYDER LUCIEN TI TUS Autographs .1 ! 1- .--1 I :gf S 1. ,f vw +-- if if Y L v A 5 4 Sr' ' V f ,VJ p 1 l 11 I l I . . . . ., 1 -4-'ya Qs 1 , 1 I I . -X . ex. 1 '55 4 . gig. 6: J V 3, . mi- ,Z : - - awp., - aye: Q' -x --l'f'S 7 V ,Q 5' , . ,- me, ' S-I. 1 Leif frm . g - - -t r-1. ,Y L el? - 'Q ,+.a'?sf ' ?4'..v WI' X xg, Y Z ig 1 if ? , ' wx Fm' 51 v V UW' ' j -tg , gg ,: 'j rail? -Lp:- X :za A Tu ' xrgfu :I 13 J if 'J S-1137.4 In A Y is av - X f- 4,4 'as 4 I . JMB? . 1,1-, mmf--4 ,. 5 , 1 . 4 - .,-V wrt, ,-, -mu. xg 5,n-mkifff 1-2-Elm-W - Lai -.wifi -V 1+ 331- 11, . ,H ,. xi gpg 145593-Nf'f' 'TE 1 sr -s 1. K' ,ffl N Nil X ,x5 ...,, ,I if f IJ '1 tl 4 I J,. Xl ' ilk!! I 1 - I Q 1 ljtffs. A vl xr x . N sl If 'Q' .fl A, ., K 1 . . Ak 1 gl x x. N 2' 4 y' . rj N 1. I' K W ' 'ws , I ix' N 5-, - .xx X '- B L---' ., 'mi m- . .1 K 3 1 ' . ,H 's 4 1 at I -4. JN: I 'Lib-. N K W gy, 'Ill .. . .m ' N-5,- x ,113 fm . 'K 1 R 'H I si , ' mb. Q - , Q- JL. , , v ' m xg K 'if Ki 5 ' .1 J , . ' f 'IMP' 1.13 -if I , Q-33532195 .'.1 .-wwf' 325. . Hugh 4 fu- wwf- , N A 1'c frf-f!'Fl'f - A jx ,x 2 s ., , my at , na-liz ' VO 4. . 'i , M 231' ..,:g-3 V! ' w I I f W . V1 ' . NA, .Q WY . f Q ,A 4. j. 51 Jitrvwlv 791 wr- ,hz M :,, . , .gg 1 1 , 1 Preparing the Word - Applying the Word m H HJ' Visualizing the Word Capturing the Interest 1:-,,-1 ,N 4 Using the Word in Class Directing Fun Night Activities 'ganfgif M: i youu ferfpleis' Llifrkvrs Student Pasfvrs P Hospital Calling Home Calling Jail Service , : Hvurzscllors Advising and guiding new students to be young men and women of God, Let no man despise thy youthg but be thou an example of the believers, in conversation, in charity in spirit, in faith, in purity. I Timothy 4:12 :- nj Miss CHARLTON MRS I KOONS MR. LIGHTNER MR. BENEDICT MISS VERMILYA MR, THE FOLK-HYMN SINGERS The A Cappella choir, which has for the past decade toured the East and Mid- West, has been reorganized into a smaller ensemble known as the Folk Hymn Singers, a more informal group reflecting the spirit of the earlier tradition of madrigal singing. Instead of madrigals, however, they specialize in folk hymns and spiritual songs of the Baptist tradition. Besides having uniquely beautiful tunes, the texts of their time- honored songs are deeply spiritual and moving. The revival of interest in folk music and especially in that of the English-speak- ing peoples has not been overlooked by the churches. Tunes marked traditional are to be found in the hymnals of almost all denominations, the study of this wealth of material presents a challenge to research. Their repertoire also includes special arrangements of more recent hymns as well as some selctions of greater musical complexity. The desire of the Folk Hymn Singers is to exalt the honor of our Lord Jesus Christ, and to be a witness to the world. What wonderous love is this That caused the Lord of Bliss To bear the dreadful curse for my soul? When I was sinking down Beneath God's righteous frown Christ laid aside His crown for my soul. And when from death I'm free I'll sing and joyful be And through eternity I'll sing on! Arthur B. Scott, Director -. 'V-'ii it in VY - 4 ' 1 ff Q. vgfl ul.: I U 1 11 V 'I' ' ni.: All-1.4 wl.4.4txl:.At!l:1 :1l S::- lg- A::,, , - :Q vl- ll --all ml---I-H 'll-'lj I v'- LQ Y'l-l- H ,,,, - 'Lax S ' - LIYTI1-L1 vw: ff -- C - el' Che 901k Hymn Singers 7 960-7 967 Seminaires A-uLif iSl2w v, .. AWZE. matics Sessions A JOYCE DOBBS JUDY STEVENS IANICE TRIPP NAOMI BEIK ERT SHARON GARDNER MR. SCOTT PHIL SWENDER KATHY TRAPP ' , F v g . The Old ' '70 ,gif 'Q Ifl ll I 1960 Tour r . 6 S . V-. G, N .. ,,,, 'il The New n:u..,,f W gi ' ' r l 'ir lf, N as , , . fy' 4 . 7 ' Special Guest jack Kalmar JUDY LEIBY JERRY SCHIPPER xllnx V' r Y 1 , x, -. ,X N 5' .5 if: DAVE PORTER Q T 'W gs. 4- ' fn ' . 1 Q .v . ' x' ,l x Q -Vx W .,,.' JZ, i' 2 V MR. AND MRS. SANTOS T., . f. ,fx Vm Q R . .,. ,, 4 p. F . O aux :J 1.1, PEARL MANNES .TERRY FOSTER I' J SHARON GARDNER . DONNA sMoUsE ' 95 Lfarwka fake From sunset to sunrise. from earth to eternity, He holds the future. This theme was carried through the camping season of 1960. This Seminary owned and operated spiritual life camp gives students practical experience which en- ables them to be better Christian workers. The aim of camp is to win lost souls to Christ and to strengthen the lives of Christian young people. Baptist Kamp ki Shepherdess The Shepher wives, meet together on ship. The evening prayer, a practic has not only pro so is a source of encourag prayer support. dess Prayer Band, which is composed oi faculty and student ce every month for the purpose of prayer and fellow- actlvities include a business meeting, devotions, a time of al discussion or lecture, and a social time. This organization ved a blessing and inspiration to the women themselves, but al ernent and strength to their husbands in a ministry of Q MEM K SEE? fi? 6 E716 lard Hath 270146 Great Uziugs .. . 2 .. - ggi 51 as-,? -5 I fi - 2fxJ?fff. 1f1X f I f.'j -H - QW i . 'iff , -4 3 , ,z QTY' ' T ,. ,b , A fqzgi Q if I4 zggigi s tw ,,, Q, M E W N f II V' M i1 :L gik EE M , , -Si.',!,, ,N V f . i M - Qi N V 2 F 5 3 I fu- I 8 I 4 1 g? V A M :EI K. 4:2 X E u , '73, 2 'E ff ' IQ. A me P ,Q , M . Q, 7, . .1 I, , ,U , 1 W :N , ,w ww Q 1 F Kapfisf 167616 Seminary Eampus IOI Wclwmc in . . . i Getting orientated to dormitory life. Sitting in on the classes where the Word of God is presented so that we might go forth proclaiming it. Rushing from class to get in the cafeteria line. Trying to get those forty extra winks in. Miss Charlton, as she welcomes a new freshman into the Seminary Family. OOO ew Zrainecs for Ehrisf Chaplain Hayes Spiritual SPIRITUAL LIFE CONFERENCE One of the highlights sponsored each year by the Spiritual Life Commit- tee of Baptist Bible Seminary is that of the Spiritual Life Conference held for three days during the early part of the second semester. In February 1960, our hearts were stirred by the messages that Chaplain Hayes of the United States Air Force delivered to the student body. We, as students. will cherish times such as this, when we look back over our years at Seminary. Chapel Zzfc One of the goals of Baptist Bible Seminary is that each student initiate a regular time to be alone with the Lord Jesus Christ. Each student is challenged to begin the clay by having fellowship with Him so that he or she may come to know Christ in a more intimate way. To help us develop a more effective Quiet Time, informal Bible Studies are conducted in the dormitories. Also during both semesters a day is set aside serving as a time for spiritual uplift as well as an inventory of our Christian walk. Through times alone with Him at Seminary, we become better prepared to go into service for Him. Student Mmuwwwn:,,H Gandids n nw W 4-v wx Nw I 960 Mid- Mater lihzuqucf Highlighting our beginning of the 1960 second semester was our Mid-Win- ter Banquet based upon the theme of Love. 'I'he love of parents, friends, and sweethearts was depicted in song, dramatic reading, and skit. Clirnaxing the evening Mr. Hopewell gave a challenging message centering our thoughts around the greatest love of all - The Love of God. 1 4 ' d af N., Y' I 960 Student-Alumni Banque! Election evening, November 8, 1960, was the setting of our first Student- Alumni Banquet held at the Endicott-Johnson Recreation Hall. We met to- gether rejoicing over our present freedoms of speech, press, and worship. Dr. John Balyo, the Alumni Conference speaker, presented a message along the theme of Knowing The Time. :.4z. 3 , 1, -f A., . M , -1 A :.1e.,,,,.. p 3 Fun at Work. Fellowship playing basketball. '-5.5 cgdffl Scasm Krings . 5 ' '1 Y' Fun in the gardens. 17277 91114 and . . gcllowshlkf Fun at the ice pond. Fun in sports. Fellowship on way to Boland. mn-C: ,J --ff? -.gi if zH,,',34nw:: F'M F ' IV w.'g?f'wEi 'H Q4 no . Q.-H E 1 -X . , . N, H: D ., T- w- ' 'ar'-:EQ fsiimu-'EgE3f'1n:f!H w, of-'M-,: V. fa ,, ati' w H mu hw ,r - .. Y ., 4 W use. uv '- UNH- .H '-f'1'i.1'4Il: if-f Za- fr- 5 , 1 -1-fr ffm wi- fi 9553 1 -IE,-V11 1:-5175 , 14 I, 3 5:2 . 5, -iffg-l'g .5141 J'-f,:!:L.m if .-xiii' ' f' 3fL:2sg1a4-Piiftilil' W if L' asf? 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W-1,1 C37 3 5 221553 X ULM AN .ff ..4V.q4 THE AN CHUR Voice of the Assooiaieol Siude-ni Body The expression of the Associated Student Body, THE ANCHOR, reaches students, fac- ulty, alumni, and friends of Baptist Bible Seminary. Our student publication informs its readers of student activities, Biblical emphasis, needs, and progress of our school. As many become aware of this information through student reporters, they are drawn closer in interest and motivated in prayer. i l Editor, MASON mem. E n TH gfix . is Editors: Linda Hoal, Dick Mason, Nancy Smith, Bob Barto, and Ernie Deming Il8 1 T Officers Organized May 19, 1960, with twenty charter members, the Forensic Society has as its purpose the stimulation of interest and participation in debate, discussion, impromptu and extemporane- ous speaking, oratory, oral interpretation and related speech ac- tivities in a well-rounded, Christ-centered program. The officers of the organization are as follows: Jerry Golding, Presidentg Jerry Schipper, Vice Presidentg Barbara Brown Cramer, Secretary-Treas- urerg and Historian, Sally McCormick. This small but determined group began its fall program with a kick-off party on October 15 at the home of the advisor, Ross Gearhart. Planning to engage eventually in intercollegiate speech tournaments, the group in the succeeding months adopted a con- stitution, visited speech tournaments on other campuses, and en- gaged in special speech activities on campus. At Play At Work ,bp gl Athletic Kvmmiffee 'E+ Naomi Beikert, Marilyn Cater, Andres Heen, Mike Bacon, Bob Wigg Smal Kvmmzftce CHS L Beryl Heichel, Nancy Dennington, Beverly Quinn, Carol Rohloff, Haroldl Charlton, and Jay Longwell T? efferis, Miss Q ,. H L we ww- 'FVW ' .rg F' E 0 Ewculzve , ,v '-1' Z ,- Q .- ' f , -. , , ff 'T P' ,V milf IQHE ' fx 'Q Ji' ' 5 P 1 r N' :wF'T1'TFFTL'f'f ?'T h .i .X ' W ' . 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Quartet Friday Night Meeting f f W T y it .a fw e pl! 5 l . .p 1- NUR.. fl . ' ,Anim , f 3 A'-n. M4 at H10 ,,f T it mf 014 france W i' 'J s ff il it my il u' .7 960 Y wi ,W 'T .. f if :N Fi 'ffl f p f X Ie' ' 1 f'. s7!..! 3,fZ7'w.-' 1 J Img ng K' ,- I I if i. Y UH. ll 'f f' TH' ' I up . M fl .Qin-l fr MISSIONARIES: Younger, Houck, Silvernail, Keefe Hope- well, DeVries, Christensen, Metzler. The highlight of the S. M.F. each E year is its annual missionary conference. A , . ,,,, . , p N .,7ffg. 1 It has proven to be a great time of X N 4 I ' fellowship both for the student and the missionary. The Lord has used such times as these to burden hearts for the mission field. The conference gives blessings unmeasureable to all those who are able to participate in its meet- ings. Last year's conference theme was Come Over and Help Us. It was a time of real heartsearching as students were challenged by the need of the mission field. l23 1 1 .ACES Wa, 9 BUD WILLIAMS - President REV. CHRISTENSEN - Jewish Work Ministry in MISS FLORENCE HOUCK - Africa Word MR. METZLER - Africa me QVfRAWlfHz5v05 SMF Choir Ministry in -igk Brass Quartet ms 16:8 REV. TOM YOUNGER N-u mi Q, Theme song personnel: Music - Faith Reish Words - Lucille Belzer Chairman - B111 Hawk Music I25 Ministry 1 , x -1 -ff- 'f.!' g mix- ' f nl ffx QL' A . ' l ' f M 1 , . v Al . J 1, ..' ' P: . - . f S7' Uzrauglz 5. A 1 Aww 1, J 5. r , 7 .V Gig! x - , A N W - ' Qr 155. ' ,1- ,Sf . Digpfays Q wal ,fi V gf' C ff' , wx Y. ,' X' w' L ' ' . . 4 BQ 5 ,,g A A ' f - J A 'E21,..e A 2 6' ju l H fa - ik + s. lu ,I Ti- -7- A ' T , i www ff GD -S l6'l6'S 'Tcfcuders I6 O- '6 I i 13 S QB ' If I ri-4. 6 51:-1 ,.,,4. B 10 X. Q0 N cw Left to right: Steve Gray, Dave Hettig, Marv Engle, Jerry Shipper, Ion Rule, Ron O'Bryon, Ron Cochran, Larry Focht, and Phil Swender. COACH ARMSTRONG. i'- gf . 1 ,. 1 'KN 7 ,5 t A Ns J al l I i 65 5 . - I- FRED JENSEN Manager-Scorer ai , Nov . Nov. Nov Dec. Dec. Ian. Ian. Jan. '60-'61 SCHEDULE - Northeastern Bible Inst. - Auburn Community College ' - Broome Tech. Com. College - Barrington College ' - Shelton College - Phil. College of Bible - Eastern Nazarene College - Gordon College coAcH ARMSTRONG Pep Talk J an. Jan. J an. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb - Barrington College - Berkshire Christian College ' - Nyack Missionary College - Northeastern Bible Inst. - Gordon College ' - Grace College - Berkshire Christian College - Phil. College of Bible - Nyack Missionary College - Shelton College ' Home Games In Action 'lfiffle Defenders '6O- '61 FRED BUNTS AL FLINT RICH FOCHT JERRY FOSTER Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec J an . Ian. J an. I an . I an . Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb DAVE HAMILTON w L Nov. Dec. . . Alumni ' Northeastern Bible Inst. First Baptist, Norwich Broome Tech. All-Stars Onconda State Freshmen Barrington College ' Park Ave. Baptist, Bing. Phil. College of Bible ' Gordon College Barrington College Berkshire Christian College Nyack Missionary College ' Northeastern Bible Inst. Gordon College ' Berkshire Christian College Onconda State Freshmen ' Phil. College of Bible Nyack Missionary College I IM HOWELL RON MAYERS GARY Moosr-:Y 'x v r l JIM ROMIG COACH BENEDICT HM HARKINS, mgf I30 v 4. 4 Q ' .- Y X, 2 I1 r I 'I ,4 ,Y QA 7 1 Nw x QR . ,1 V 1 ' 2 ' mmnsts V E J Qing 5 U2 I, E l Li ph 90511, , cg ll :IQ 9 fi if EA 'SQ-Ni . 2 :x -- 'V gy 1 T' ' 9 ? 9 91 N w S ,Q gk ... ,Y 1' - bl lf gs.+.3g4 ' .M p 1 14,3333 1 vb O :.v4,1,f5' X1 Vx ff if x 1 nf 'MQ ii 14,1 I ' .. - , nf. ms: us.-1 -.mir-f zbc 5 Defender? Hheerleadere riffs Out in the limelight, but with very little appreciation shown to them, are our cheerleaders for the Junior Varsity and Varsity basketball teams. These girls have put much time in practice and have done much to bring praise to our Savior on the basketball floor as they cheer our team on to victory. Marilyn Cater, with three years of ex- perience at B. B. S. , is the captain of the squad. Celia Perkins, Judy Lelby, Ilda DeRosario, and Judy Brinker are all first year members. We, as students, are really thankful for the fine testimony that these girls are bearing for the Lord. Q 1-w YW- - 1 zu, if ' . f,f:,:i,., H , 1 M ,H . - '. I' ig f Q m J.. -1: 1 -zqditcg .iffjzg H ax 3, . . as .iw 5 --- Q.. V M51 A Q Wa mx .I A 1 ,- V- 5.1-1: .em , Q. 11- 'wjv IIN. li 1,1 ,.,:, .y Q fly: ,H ...f 11. H. .-Pi' -M512 xy IPEI7, ,, , .Jr 1 vu' 1 .N Ar ,. U 1 'AFQ-' .I- TH: WWF.. Q TFJQ . X I w L' : 1 . 1 u nz: w. .. ww ' Y V ,- xxw 1 n H 1. .. fm, J... U V IGI .L ,sw fw ki '- 5 f..., . 1 ,.,.,,,r Q.. , ' 'wtf if wif X J'Q'W',wg'vUfi4 ' .,. W... gg V ,,1f!3 HQ.Q'JiJ,3gE f . LI. 21-3 Ii , ,rim .vcwkgf . ' - e 1 -'f+22r'lL.:f r , Qjwwwfm fQx 61,75 . 'Z Alumni Hwfzfcrcuce Xxmgg, W ,X W uw Q- Robert Matrox C '54j Jesse Eaton C 591 Dr John Balyo Ron Truax C 535 Alumni-J'.V. Game Ray Poludinak C415 Jeannette Gellart C'59Q Bible Club Movement Corning, New York Rev. Earle C485 and Mrs. Muller x - LI Q af! Rev. Norman C565 and Yvonne C563 Hoag, Troy Baptist Church Garrettsville, Ohio Rev. Mark Jackson f'50y Donn Jackson f'6Oj Calvary Baptist Church Everett, Washington First Baptist Church, Canton, Pa. V. ': A 'yy sq wh ,Fwy E Elzie C555 and Anna C563 Unroe Fellowship of Baptist for Home Missions, South Dakota. I37 Heath C 555 and Norma jf LQ, At iw M i C555 Bobbit French d West Africa Evangeli- Wla j 4-s 1, 5 Q-I 4 Baptist Mid-Missions appointees - Ann Ar- thur C601 to Chad, Africa, and Jean Col lier C601 to Mexico. cal Baptist Mission l66gi014s S? v i Miriam Depue C463 Nigeria, West Africa Sudan Interior Mission Rev. Steven C381 and Mrs. Martha C391 Green, Twenty years in Venezuela, S. A. , Baptist Mid- Missions N I l6'egfr11f1d M ., it ,, , 5 , ,U ,, r ,I l Fred C565 and Rachael Patton, Associ- ation of Baptist for World Evangelism - appointees to Peru, S. A. CHURCH DIRECTORY Mt. Vision, New York SUNDAY Sunday School 10:30 a Church Service 11:20 a. Young People's 7:00 p. Evening Service 7 30 p. WEDNESDAY Prayer Meeting 8:00 p. Matt. 28: 19-20 ES TAB LISHING BAPTIST CHURCHES ON MISSION FIELDS HOME AND FOREIGN Baptis t Mid-Mis s ions 1740 East 12th Street Cleveland 14, Ohio FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Eldora, Iowa H. C. SHORT, Pastor Presenting a Living Christ to a Dying World FREE BAPTIST CHURCH Pine Valley, N. Y. REV. L. DUANE BROWN, Pastor Sunday School ------- 10:00 A. M Morning Service - - - -11:00 A. M Training Union - - - - 6:30 P. M Evening Service ------ 7:30 P. M Wednesday Prayer Service -8:00 P. M BIBLE - believed Christ - centered Mission - minded FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Holding fast the faithful Word Titus 1:9 Believe me . . It's a great sa1vation 1 SERVICES Sunday Hebrews 2:3 Wednesday Canton, Penns ylvania Congratulations to the Class of 1961 From the REV. DONALD A. MESSENGER: '56, Pastor MISS SHIRLEY J. BOOCKS: '59, Chr. Ed. Director Compliments of FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 120 Main Street Hamburg, New York A Friendly Church in a Friendly Village 10:00 ----- Bible School 11:00 - - -Morning Worship 6:30 ---- Youth Meetings and Adult Fellowship 7:45 - - - Prayer and Bible Study We preach Christ crucified, risen, and coming again. THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Butler, Pa. CLAYTON HOWARD GRAY, Pastor Sunday Services - 'I 1 ' 9:45 A. M. The Church Studying 11:00 A, M. The Church Worshipping RIVERSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH 1:00 P. M. The Church Broadcasting Decatur, Illinois 6:30 P. M. The Church Training GEORGE A BATES - Pastor 7:30 P. M. The Church Evangelizing HELEN LAPP, '54 - Pastor's Secretary Tusfcliiy 7:30 P' M' The Church R TE SE -Y tho' t lslmg JIM CH IS N N Ou nec or Wednesday 7:30 P, M. The Church Praying As my Father hath taught me, I speak . : . . h these things . . . for I do always those Thgi 7130 P M The Youth of t e things that please Him. ure Jesus Christ The Whole Christ In the Whole Bible For the Whole World IMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH McKee at Oliver When in Montana, visit! t W Indiana For ayne, 1 is . H+ 1 THIS CHURCH REGULARLY MAINTAINS: A Preaching and pastoral ministry to meet your needs. A Missionary outreach with over 35010 of our income to outside interests around the world. 8 graded departments doing the highest type of Sunday School work. A staff of 60 consecrated Sunday School workers. A Visitation ministry on Tuesday evenings to enlist new people in our expanding work. Youth Groups to meet the needs of present day young people. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH A friendly, singing church CHARLES E. SEGERSTRON, Pastor Baker , Montana BROWN STREET BAPTIST CHURCH BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH 3125 Brown Street 1132 South Main Ave. Alton, Illinois Scranton 4, Penna. GAYLARD S. HAMILTON, Pastor REV. OLIN N. RACE, Pastor SUNDAY SUNDAY 10:00 Morning Worship i 1 1:00 Sunday School 9:30 a' m' Bible School 7:00 Evening Gospel Service 10:30 a. rn. Morning Worship p, rn. 'grainingSUnions WEDNESDAY ' P' m' Vemng ervlce 7:30 Prayer Meeting and WEDNESDAY Bible Study 7:30 Prayer Service 97' 1. p p pl FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 1 - 5 . 3 ,.- . M We r . M. .. , ,, J . Main and Lawrence Mishawaka, Indiana Phone BL 5- 5417 ROY G. I-IAMMAN, Pas tor Phone BL 5- 0 38 3 SUNDAY Bible School 9:25 a. m. Morning Worship 10:30 a. rn. Youth Groups 6:30 p. II1. Evening Gospel Service 7:30 p. rn. WEDNESDAY Victory Hour 7:30 p, m. Sunday Morning Broadcast - 10:30 to 11:30 over WJVA, 1580 KC. A Friendly Church for Friendly People Who Love the Word of God. PARK AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Binghamton, New York KENNETH K. ELGENA, Pastor 'T f-,, X 114' ff-N S. a EK ' 4. ' ..a. 7 'taxis , '- ' X , 7 5.3 igiiglff. . - nf, '. if A-72: 9355513 A la-fe rf--5 M' S' J' :.L?.1,1:' - 1' 1- TT, r i':li-5.52 X -' :Sf L: :. : A- - .iff-it-. ' EF- LT - ' gg i aff?-2:3-fs . A :sac '1 06 -. ',-3 ' 1fif,.Qz5:.f, 1-4 515155 -E 433' 4 A- at A5 . il' E is lf E S15 Q- 5121911 1- r -.-: is r .1 EI 5 I ' - X-'ffrsf--fi i. :li :Ei ff. , - qt: Eg-E .,5,l gL.-- gint. :-5 -ai 3, - , ,,, M ii -gllmlf ili ' T'-Ti -+- Tr- -gi.: -' i s I wi-'-if x12'1,'1g'1'f .'.' :-g. ::4-:f.'!::..:-.a,.:f ' .':.g,'-:. 5 1 ' V , '-iii rw '-'L---. '.'-11 1 at-gyftzstk'.:::..c:,'.f.':.!'1yi::E-fn:.r1:.:tM1I:1f..-I: f.:.1:.ir1'1':i:t'.!L::.:.:. 4 -,Wm .... . - , A Church in the heart of the Southern Tier with the Southern Tier on its heart. SUNDAY 10:00 a.m. Bible School 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship 6:30 p. m. Young People's 7:30 p. m. Evening Service WEDNESDAY 7:30 p. m Prayer Service Teaching and Preaching the Word of God. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Chenango Street at Moffatt Avenue Binghamton, New York W. A. HAGGAI, Pastor Dedicated on May 1, 1955 SUNDAY 9:45 a. m. The Church Teaching 10:45 a. m. The Church Worshipping 6:15 p. m. The Church Training 7:30 p. rn. The Church Evangelizing Wednesday 7330 p. rn. The Calvary Victory Hour Proclaiming the Truth in Love. Separated from all entangling alliances In fellowship with all who love the Lord Jesus Christ in sincerity and truth. CHELSEA BAPTIST CHURCH 2908 Atlantic Avenue Atlantic City, N. J. EARL L. LEIBY, Pastor Sunday 9:30 A. M. Bible School 10:45 A. M. Morning Worship 6:30 P. M. Youth Time 7:45 P. M. Evening Service Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:45 P. M. GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH One Hundred-one years of Soul Salem, Matoon and Elliot Streets Saving Ministry' H Springfield, Massachusetts FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH DAVID NETTLETON Marathon, New York P2-St01' Pas tor, RAYMOND P. POLUDNIAK CONGRATULATIONS to the ,- fl CLASS of '61 This space is blank because YOU forgot to send your ad to us this year. 1 .if Ag ll V k ,f1,yu f A Q-.1-age xi, Q1 lg I, 1,5:1ji',- QM, irq It . I 1 -ly Ill' Hr ' v Primm-IB ' H1 i K N .:,v,,-.mv -f-f - V A .N rg M' 1rf'l2l2 13:g?f I i!?lHf'f4 4, .gi fi,:histlEm?:Q ,Rgj-.e-.51:f:.i5fl..Ll vmirii' - ' A- - '- ij , SUNDAY Bible School Morning Worship Service Conqueror's Fellowship Ambassadors for Christ Evening Gospel Service WEDNESDAY Prayer and Praise Service BRUSHVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH R. D. 1, Susquehanna, Pa. CARL EGLE, Pastor SUNDAY SERVICES 10:00 A. M. Bible School 11:00 A. M. Morning Worship 6:30 P. M. Young Peoples 7:30 P. M. Evening Service WEDNESDAY 7:30 P. M. Prayer, Praise, and Bible Study 9:30 21 10:30 8. 6:30 p 6:00 p 7:00 p 7:30 p THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH West Main at Center St. Grove City, Pennsylvania o Know Chris t 4 ' 1, gf' . and Make Him Known ,auf :., ., .1-. f 4 'rr' e., 'NX Ss: g -- '-C' :..' . N. I I -.. , 1 f r ,,.- .. . . V . . , I I Q- l 'l - ...- 1 -- -1 SUNDAY Bible School Morning Worship Youth Meeting KENNETH L. ANDRUS, Pastor IIT ' , ' rf ff , -4:1 ,. T are A , We s I T a A ' 5 N! Q 5 1 ul- 7 , T m ...M-f. .Jg Q5 B A.: I 'i5'5:,'i?E: Q. 'Tl ff 9:45 a.m 11:00 a.m 6:30 p.m Evangelistic Services 7:30 p. WEDNESDAY Mid-week Prayer and Praise Service 7:30 p. III I'I'1 ,ff-4 HADDON HEIGHTS BAPTIST CHURCH Ii , ,haw ,l l if I PPL fx, Third and Station Avenues iaaiii Q Ii Heddon Heights, New Jersey aaaaaezaaaai E T. ' e Ie P 'P K. W. MASTELLER, Pastor R. D. CHRIS TEN, Ass 'n. Pastor Our New Educational Building - SUNDAY - Bible School Worship Service and Junior Church 9:45 a.m. 11:00 a. m. Training Classes and Youth Groups 6:30 p. m. Gospel Service 7:30 p.m. - WEDNESDAY - Prayer Meetings for Youth and Adults 8:00 p.m. Holding Forth the Word of Life THE TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH UNTO HIM - Rev. 1:5 911-915 West Third Street Williamsport, Pennsylvania 11-1. .SIDBE Y. .5 Q . A L.D.Rl.Q V V: I Il A Church with a heart in the heart of Greater Williamsport SUNDAY 9:30 A. M. Sunday School 10:45 A. M. Morning Worship 6: 15 P. M. Youth Time 7:30 P. M. Gospel Hour WEDNESDAY 7:30 P. M. Revival Hour True To The Word FUNDAMENTAL BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Fifth and Grant Streets Indiana, Pennsylvania LEVE H. GOEHRING, Pastor SUNDAY SERVICES Bible School 9:45 A. M. Morning Service 10:45 A. M, Training Hour 6:30 P. M. Evening Service 7:30 P. M. HOLDING FORTH THE WORD OF LIFE COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH Kern Rd. at St. Joseph St. South Bend 14, Indiana RALPH O. BURNS, Pastor SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH Tottenville, Staten Island, New York J. MURRAY GRIER, Pastor The preaching of the cross is to them that perish foolishness: but unto us which are saved it is the power of God. I Cor. 1:18 It-vf if-K -g. X--sim Sunday Sunday School 10:00 A, M. Morning Worhsip 11:00 A. M. Young Peoples 6:30 P. M. Evening Service 7:30 P, M. Wednesday Prayer Meeting 8:00 P. M. NORTH BAPTIST CHURCH St. Paul at Ridge Road, Rochester, N. Y. JOHN BETLEM, Pastor A church with a distinctive Bible message. Sunday Morning Worship 9:00 A, M Bible School 10:00 A, M Morning Worship 9:00 A. M, Young Peoples 6: 15 P. M. Evening Service 7:30 P. M. Wednesday Prayer Service 7:30 P. M Delivering to you first of all how that Christ died for our sins accordin to the.Scriptures. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH State Street, Skaneateles, New York DAVID E. STONE, Pastor For we preach not ourselves but Christ Jesus the Lord. II Cor. 4:5 Sunday: Bible School 9:45 A. M. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Youth Meeting 6: 15 P. M. Gospel Hour 7:30 P. M. Wednesday: Prayer Meeting 7:30 P. M. MEMPHIS BAPTIST CHURCH Memphis, New York REV. MILTON A. CHRISTIAN, Pastor Sunday Prayer Time 10:15 A. M, Morning Worship 10:30 A. M. Bible School 11:35 A. M. Youth Groups 6:30 P. M. Evening Service 7:30 P. M. Wednesday Praise and Prayer Service 7:30 P. M. In our 145th year. We Preach The Inspired Book. The Precious Book. The Risen Savior. The Blessed Hope. ,IGH I was glad when they said unto me, let us go unto the house of the Lord. Ps. 12:1 EUCLID -NOTTINGHAM BAPTIST CHURCH 18901 Lake Shore Blvd. Cleveland fEuc1idj, Ohio SUNDAY Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship 8:30 and 11:00 A.M. Young People's Hour 6:15 P.M. Evening Worship 7:30 P.M. WEDNESDAY Pray and Bible Study 7:45 P.M. GRACE BAPTIST CHURCH 2.525 Eggert Rd. , Tonawanda, New York Pastor, ARTHUR Cf. JONES Compliments of CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Athens, Pa. ' FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 330 Trowbridge Street Allegan, Michigan CLAIR L. SALIERS, Pastor FRED CARLSON, Assistant Pastor In the Heart of Allegan, for the Hearts of Allegan. if YM V N 'y u T is .- . 4 ' ,. f 247' . 4n I Qi I -.,.,'3'f,, ' ' '1 - Rfb' 5'-ff it -. ft I .1 il - 'A 1 I 5' lr - Z '- I I m I j i Glance. EvAPT!.S'l',Cl,lUJdDC.?l-lgia, W, Egamkifif z.2:1:::,u1:1:fi Dem H C . me grace Kapfwl Church thin Hmmm. un whim ifnnfmiiwh in MSIE week to HOLUING FUHTH THE WORD UF LIFE When in the Niagara Frontier, Visit E 1 Z! ' BLEL CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Corner Lincoln and Beattie Avenues Lockport, New York REV. R. ELDON BROCK, Pastor A growing church for those who desire spiritual growth. Congratulations to the Class of 1961 Now that you have graduated, how will you serve? LIFT UP YOUR EYES. . . LOOK ON THE FIELDS DON'T OVERLOOK THE HOME FIELD. Your investments in Baptist Home Missionary work now will bring rich dividends, in souls saved: in Bap tist Churches established, in future help from these new churches in financing Foreign missions: and in Christian workers going forth from these Home missions established churches into full time Chris- tian service in both Home and Foreign Fields. Reach America to Reach the World Guy E. King HIAWATI-IA LAND INDEPENDENT BAPTIST MISSIONS GUY E. KING, Director 1 109 Ludington Street Escanaba, Michigan FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 15 Conklin Place Hackensack, New Jersey JOSEPH M. STOWELL, M.A. , D. D. , CHARLES WILKES, M. S. , Music Dir Pastor LAWRENCE SMITH, B. R. E. , JAMES SMITH, B,A. , B. S. , Ass't Christian Ed. Dir. to the Pastor Sunday Duplicate Services Young People, 6:30 p. m. - 5 groups 8:30 and 11:00 a. m. Missionary Minded - with Z4 mission- Bible School 9:45 a. rn. , with 17 depts. aries over 1400 enrolled Radio Ministry - a class for all ages 8:30 a. m. Sunday - WNTA - Sunday Evening, 7:30 p. m. C1'11'iStiaI1 130014 ROOITI Wednesday night service, 8:00 p. m. Active Camp Program .,.,. . J . . in-, I Z2 ,- 4 :,', if ' ,,:, : ' 'f'HTAI,'f':j. 'V ' .-1 ' -, F: 'STI . J - '-l-sf sax' Y::. ,VI ,Q Y' -. -- A fl' ,,,,..-- ----- In Y ,Er 51 5' ' -iii .iii !1'!! y v gi iigi ifiillii. . ' Q11 7 - .pl--IQQE-G.- - A., -L -13? A - I g -'-5'---' . ' ' W9 in he G' ' 1' FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH BRIDGEWATER BAPTIST CHURCH Union and Sanford Montrose, Penna- Flus hing, New York SUNDAY Bible School Worship Service Young People Gospel Service FREDERICK J. NADIR, Pas tor WEDNESDAY Holding Forth the Word of Life in Prayer and Praise Metropolitan, New York COMPLIMEN TS OF ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BAPTIST BIBLE SEMINARY Johnson City, N. Y. An Army for Righteousness - Nearly 1000 Strong 00 00 30 30 30 CA LVARY INDEPENDENT BAPTIS T CHURCH 12.64 Kensington Ave. Buffalo 26, New York CLAYTON E. BACON, Th. B., Pastor LORD'S DAY SERVICES Bible School 9 30 a. rn. Senior and Junior Worship Services 10:45 a. rn. Jet Cadets 6 O0 p. rn. Teen Agers for Christ 6 00 p. rn. Sunday Evening Bible Class 6:00 p. m. Evening Meditation 7 15 p. rn. WEDNESDAY Prayer and Praise Service 7:45 p. nn. YOUNG PEOPLE'S ACTIVITIES Boys' Christian Service Brigade fMon.j 7:00 p rn. Pioneer Girls QThurs.J 7:00 p.m. Boys' Christian Service Stockade fFri.J 7:00 p m. Prayer Time fSat.j 7:00 p rn. CRANBERRY CREEK COMMUNITY, CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH R. D. 1, Mayfield, N. Y. , :Zigi -I Malne, N. Y. jj! lift' T1- 11 F. H. BARACKMAN, JR. , Pastor iff mm '12 a gkrri- ' 14-Ti?-i,Tiigg?L5kfF-W lf: ' gif? S UNDA Y if Bible School 9-45 - X 'W -' I ' Morning Worship 00 f mia- H3 ' F Youth Fellowships 30 , Q ' 1 ' f , -' Aduu Bible study 30 ,ll I Evening Worship 30 A Gospel Ministry WEDNESDAY in the Foot of the Adirondacks Prayer Service 7:30 SUNDAY Sunday School 10: 15 a. rn. For the Word of God, and Morning Worship 11:30 a. m. for the testimony of Jesus Christ. Young Peop1e's 6:15 p. rn. Evening Service 7:30 p. rn. THURSDAY Prayer Meeting 7:30 p.rn. Established in 1835 DELEVAN BAPTIST CHURCH The Village Church That Cares Delevan, New York K 30 JH , .- - Ming Q A Sunday QM -TEE Bible School , ap W Ofship ,f NT L FTTQBL-5' Youth Group I Q A 7 Z3 Gospel Hour A7 ,f . Q2 Wednesday Prayer Hour Holding Forth the Word of Life Re-Churching America With Real Baptist Churches 10:00 a ll:O0 a 6:30 p 7:30 p 7:30 p 2 Compliments of , x i CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH . I 'a:, ,.l,v..55,: L. wise...--2 0 Norwich, New York FELLOWSHIP OF BAPTIST FOR HOME MISSIONS P, O. Box 455, Elyria, Ohio Pray ye therefore the Lord of the harvest that He will send forth laborers into His harvest. Matthew 9:38 Son, go work today in My vineyard. Matthew 21:28 , N. Tonawanda, New York FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 190 Vandervoort Street North Tonawanda, New York Pastor LEO J. GRIFFIN 467 Robinson Street SUNDAY Sunday School 10:00 A. M. Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Three Youth Groups ' 6:45 P.M. Evening Worship 7:30 P. M. WEDNESDAY Sincere Mid-week Bible Study Christian and Prayer Time Welcome 7:00 P' M' We Preach Christ Risen, and Coming Again. INDEPENDENT BAPTIST CHURCH 101 York Avenue Towanda, Pennsylvania Pastor, DARRIS M, HAUSER SUNDAY Bible School 9:45 A Worship 11:00 A Evening Worship 7:30 P WEDNESDAY Bible Study and Prayer Service 7:30 P. THE VESTAL CENTER BAPTIST CHURCH REV. WILLIS R. HULL, Pastor 3 X iff 3 -1 V sr A. x q WE CONGRATULATE the Class of '61 May God bless each one! A small town church with a world-wide impact for Jesus Christ! 9 L:-:gif -eligafnlg TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH if X ij East Lincoln and Utica Streets X 1,5 Ithaca, New York - 1 ' ! 'gk 7 . :I 1 5- REV. HAROLD E. CCLE, Pastor 1 . 5. - EEE A V l-I I SERVICES EACH LORD'S DAY Sunday School 10:00 a. rn Morning Service and Junior Church 11:00 a. rn Regular Baptist Training Unions 6:30 p. m Evening Service 7:30 p. rn MID-WEEK SERVICE OF PRAYER AND PRAISE Wednesday 7:30 p. rn Foundations of Faith radio broadcast each Sunday, 12:15 to 12:45 p.m. over WKRT Cortland, AM: 920 KC, FM: 99.9 MC REV. JOSEPH McCABA Founder- Director EVANGELICAL BAPTIST MISSIONS fformed in 19281 French North Africa French West Indies Republic of Niger French Canada Syria Preaching the Gospel - Reaching the Lost Establishing Indigenous Baptist churches in all our fields Qualified missionaries are needed! For more information write: EVANGELICAL BAPTIST MISSIONS 146 North Seventh Street Paterson 2, New Jersey FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH of Hermon, New York The Church in the Heart of Hermon With Hermon at Heart Congratulates 1961 Graduates REV. E. DUANE KING, Pastor Congratulations to the Class of '61 From THE TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH in Seattle, Washington Pastor - REV. FORREST E. JOHNSON Christian Ed. Director - POLLY STRONG Music Director - CLAYTON BOOTH CONGRATULATIONS to the '61 Graduates From the Members and Friends of FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 15344 Lexington Ave. Harvey, Illinois HENRY MURDOCH, Pas tor J. G. SHORT, Director Christian Education ' - And God is able to make all grace abound toward you, that ye, always having all sufficience in all things, may abound to every good work. GRANDVIEW PARK BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH CARLE ELGENA D D Pastor Pana Illinois ALBERT RUST Pastor N- r 'inf Q ,q'T 1. ---Y .. ' 'w w-'r.n'mnvaQFTwhl'il11lff,'lgw1kp ,C., , 1 701 E. 33rd St. Des Moines 17, Iowa 114 SO1.1'Ch Maple Street .ff ,aff JFAKM1' 'r f -- 1 li iv ' fi 4:-, '11-., , ' 9145 a, m, Bible SCIIOO1 Where you will find . . . 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship Faith in our coming Lord 11:15 B.. In. B1'O3.dC3.St KWKY Fellowship in G0d'5 Word 6:15 p. rn. Youth Meetings Friendship in Christ 7230 P. TI1. EVe1'11I'1g Service Fgod fOr ygur SOL11, Wednesday 7:30 p. rn. Prayer and Praise Sunday Services at 10 a.m. and I 7:30 p. rn. There Is a Welcome Here Wednesday at 7330 p,m, A1'1Y11i1'I'1e - All 'Che Time- Come and Fellowship With Us! WEST LENOX BAPTIST-CHURCH Congratulations to the Graduating Class R. D. ffl Kinsley, Pa. From THE PORT NORRIS BAPTIST CHURCH ALLEN W. CAMPBELL, Pastor Port Norris, New Jersey Services: Sunday School 9:45 a. rn. Morning Worship 11:00 a. rn. Youth Groups 6: 15 p. m. Evening Service 7:30 p. rn. For we preach not ourselves, but . Christ Jesus the Lord. Sunday 11 Cor. 3:5 10:00 a. rn. Sunday School 11:00 a, m, Morning Service REV. JOHN HES, Pastor 7:00 p. rn. Youth in Training 3200 P. 111- Evening Service Wednesday 8:00 p. m. Mid-Week Service A Rural Church With a Mighty Gospel Brouse Around Build Better Lives Select the Finest in Christian Literature and Supplies. I . BOOKROOM ' LQQD First Baptist Church Main at Baldwin Johnson City, New York QS u.. ogg? 4-:L 1. Nr Nw I X J -! 'fll' .r- ,L QB X I EVANSVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH Niles, Ohio r I DONALD R. LOOMIS, Pastor I am the way, the truth and the life: no man cometh unto the Father, but by me. John 14:6 GETTING MARRIED A WORD TO THE WISE . . 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