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The Governing Board of The Women ' s Association standing — Mrs. Paul Baumgartner, Mrs. Willis Rich, Mrs. August Epp, Mrs. Menno Schmidt Seated — Mrs. Herman Graber, Mrs. J. J. Siemens, Mrs. J. B. Ensz. Not On Plate — Mrs. E. G Kaufman, Miss Selma Schmidt. BETHEL COLLEGE FELLOWSHIP ASSOCIATION The Fellowships of Bethel College were working, planning, and praying for Beth- si when many of this year ' s students were still in rompers or struggling through their first primers. In spite of all this activity a strange note is struck in some of our minds, for the Fellow- ships work quietly as well as efficiently. To others, however, this phase of work is a familiar one, for it was through this channel of effort that some of us were encouraged to come to school, and to these latter this work is a vital living force. The Fellowships are committees which meet annually to plan their work. The central committee is composed of seven members, three from Bethel College and four from various churches. Each year this committee plans for the annual Fel- lowship Dinner. The committees from different interested churches act as rep- resentatives for the college to further un- derstanding between the college and the churches. These powerhouses have per- formed the greatest part of the work of soliciting funds for Christian Education at Bethel College. From a low of $17,000 in contributions in 1932-33 to a high of 5122,000 in 1943-44 the interest has de- veloped. The financial efforts alone, however, would be quite futile in building a Chris- tian College. For this reason the commit- tees move forward with a seven-fold aim: 1. To pray for Bethel. 2. To talk for Bethel. 3. To help people get better acquainted with Bethel. 4. To suggest improvements at Bethel. 5. To call Bethel ' s attention to prospective stu dent ' s. 6. To encourage prospective stu dents to attend Bethel. 7. To encouragt individuals to make a definite annual fi nancial contribution to Bethel. 12
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J. F. Moyer, Treasurer; P. J. Wedel, Executive Secretary. BETHEL COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION MEMBERS — H. R. Schmidt, Hulda Schroeder, Doris Kellenbarger Wenger, Alvln Relmer, Anton Rlchert, Hilda Mueller, J. F. Moyer-TREAS.. P. J. Wedel-SEC, E. G. Kaufman-EX OFFICIO. BOARD OF DIRECTORS C. H. Goerlng-TREASURER, J. M. Regier, P. H. Rlchert, G. Zergcr, Pres. E. G. Kaufman. D. C. Wedel-PRESIDENT, A. E. Funk-SECRETARY, H. Hege, B. J. Stucky, P. A. Wedel, P. . E. Quiring. Not on Plate— A. J. Dyck, A. M. Lohrentz. K. A. Rlchert, P. K. Regier. —13—
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