Fort Wayne Bible College - Vine / Light Tower Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1936 volume:

5 S e. 5 ZW 5 E: 5: E TE 5. if 3 5: 5 3 4 fi F '91 2 Q i I ,. '- 1 15 i N ,. 5 S e. 5 ZW 5 E: 5: E TE 5. if 3 5: 5 3 4 fi F '91 2 Q i I ,. '- 1 15 i N ,. THE 1936 LIGHT TCDWEI2 PUBLISHED BY THE ST LIDENTS OF THE FORT WAYNE BIBLE INSTITUTE FORT XVAYNE. INDIANA THE HFRIENDSHII PFGIHCG Xve. ttie eclitorial stall ol tlie 'blrrienclsliip Iliclitioriu ol tlie 1050 LIGHT PIIOXVER. Iiave en- cleavorecl to give an arrurate portrayal and true emliocliment ol liilile Institute Iile lor tlie Inenetit ol stuclc-nts aricl iiiterestecl persons rioxv aricl in tuture vc-ars. Xxle Iiope tliat tlirougfli IIHC Idelp ot' tlie I-orcl ,lc-sus Clirist our xvorlq will Ine SllCC'GSSlIL1l, not only to refaII Iiappv aiicl pleasant scliool clay memories. lout also tliat souls will Come to Icrioxv ttie great HFriencI ot QII Iriericlsf' tlae Saviour, aricl that otliers will Iie clravvri into a Closer Irienclsliip xvitI'1 Him tlirougli our Iiumlnle eltorts. E LIGI-II EDITION Villa' 51111, nf fulln- lf11111 ll'llS fem! ll'Ifl1 lfzc' mmf of f7111'11l. 111111 l1u111If11111 1o1'1'1f ,Hill t1Sl1ISf'JIl'II SHUI. f blllll. lH:! OF19315 I 1 5 ,, Page Tin' L XV? HOIIOI' Nirs Bertha Lilgiinitii. our ibeiover Notiier. to whom we Cteciicate tiwis Hltii ectition of ttie UGH'i TOXVER. From the earliest ciays of tire sctiooi. tier saintiy fare, Iqinci worcis. rtieertui smite, and moetest manner tiave manifest the Christ Xvtio tives wittiin anct XVt1o makes tier suetu a tuiessing to ati ttuose with wtiom site Comes in rontaft, Faithful? rXiwaysi Hefairse site has clone ati things iaeartiiy as unto time i,orct. Her cievoteci lite as matron iias rigtitiy earned for tier tide name of Nottmer. As Ciaiiciren ot time institute family, we greatly admire our iviotiier. EOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Xxyc- I Inve I7ivirIccI 'IEIiis QXIIIIIIEII Into IIANYU Sr-vtionsz BOOK I-SCIIOOI- Pages 6-ll, XXIIHCIH Contains IIN- ,'XcIininistration ancI CIz1sses. I3 O O Ii I I - ACTIVITIES Pages 22-JS, in XVI1ivIi are IncIufIecI tIie Organiza- tions, Music, ancI rXcIvertisinQ. ECIitor's Note: In IIiis space. we wisI1 to give CIue recognition to Don Sxvanev and FIeIvin Rieser, xvI1o were ecIitor-in-eIiieI and CirvuIation manager, respeetiveIv. of tI1e LIGHT -IAOXVER during its earIy stages. ancI xvIio reIinquisIiecI tI1eir omees when tI1ev cIis- continued srI1ooI at tI1e encI oIq the Iirst semester. Xve, tI'1e present staff, are tI1anIcIuI to tIiem for tI1eir IaitI1IuI eIIorts ancI regret very much that it was impossiIJIe Ior them to Continue their services with us untiI tI1e CompIetion of tI1is project. Page Fw I- 'lqfgffd we lf.. ,G ia Wi 4- Xxvlzillzvr I fl 0 ll gffwfl, l :HH 5112: mul zwlzwc' fllflll foffgcsl. f HTH lmfgc: flu' In-ffpfv slmfl fm my pwpfc. uml Ifly Gofl my Goff. Rllfll 1:16 BUCK I - SCHCDCDL WF -XRA A. XX'l'l'NliR Noun Iml XXVEIXIIC Bllllc- lllSllllllC lnclifma Nate LTIlIX'CI'SItj' B. laylur Unix erslly X IISSIUHS Flllll EX'ill'l CIliIl1 SIQPII li. R.X5lSIiYliR f,1'u11fvr1I Page J t I tit ty Kring'-riiiiig we 1930 V ulpzlwf izfttflif fs Z n xt, Zi-ttir IQPY t3f'riifirriiri ti tyistitrii'-I 1512+ ' IQ'-y tli,rti.,ft 5. Ntttir LILLIAN Ft. ZELLER, Elmii al XX'i..nmi Nyaeti Btissiiiinary Training Institute Bowling Green State Norrnat Engtisti anct Expressiiin REV. BENJ.-XFHN F. LEICHTNER Fr-rt Xxvayne Bitute Institute Bit-iticat anct Pastoral Ttweiituuy REV. LOYAL R. RINGENBERG Fort Xvayne Bitote Institute Yattey City State Nrirmat A. B. Taylor University Testament and Ctwurcti History REV. HERBERT S. FULLER N. A. Syracuse University Greet: anct Bible STt'IfJE.X'T TEAXFIIERS PRUDENCE CERBER. R, N. First xtirl. SCIIOOI Nurse ALFRED ZAHLOUT. Violin Ilitfli Iiwiyfil QUR ll iff H230 J. Llyzpygf jzswet INSTRUCTORS IN RAYMOND M. XYEAYER OIJerIin CoIIege Northwestern University Piano E. IRENE SMITH CoIumIJus NormaI A. B. Ohio State University EngIisI1 ancI Christian Education C. ADOLPH GERBER Ivloody BiI3Ie Institute Theory of IVIUSIC and Voice REV. HAROLD E. XVISXVELL Fort Xvayne BiIJIe Institute B. A. IVIarion Couege Evangelism PART TIME TEACHER K. C. HARDESTY, M. D. First Aid C XI III 1 'rI1v-r Ixvv II.iniIiI I.. XXI . .Irvvl Page N :7Ac fC?3O Ll7aL7Af Qzvvet I J - , ww, , is at 36 H QI 'Q i W - 's .ref Lf: miie. II IIf IBIISII INS I I I I IL ACImiuistrati0n Assistants FIYIQIII X, CASKILI., Swrulury. FIIfI.X'IfN,X If, I5ASINC1IfIQ. Ijllllllff Ruurn Supcrinlcurff- giflilk. I9IfI'IfIQ I.. IiIC I'IIiR, Businvss Ixlumlgur. I.I'IiI.IA NIILLER. Ixfulrfm mul .IIIIHmzslrulnm Buifrling Cllltl Bullmny' SUPI II,X I5XI'I,EY. FIIQS, I. Ii. IQQXNISILYIQIQI 5I7I'l'lllllSI un I I11IIIE1'mIyf:'I1s 1 BOARD IQ I-x', ,I. .X Ifmu r-1m Iwm. INITMII' lllfmll I'I9 .Il'r'IIIH1IrI. OIIIU III,-xy II. If. 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CLASS COLORS: Blue and Gold f,II.ASS IILOXYER: Yellow Tea Rose G.XI.I,IIl QY OF IfRIliNDSI'IlPS 2 Q A6 L 1274i iZ2W6'C 'Q 45- '-n N . , . . , IgI,D,X fvl'.RBER - l'ort XX riyrre, lrrclrrrrra. LXIISSIUNXRY COURSE A joyous Clirislirirr rvlmslf lily roniniomls lwr Ul'l,'Tf'll'lH'l'O. Gosgel Tcanig Xvwrrieirvs fflwriisg Sper-ml Cliorrrsg l,fCSlflClll Seiiirir fflass. Life Xvork - Cliristinri Service. 'lljfir llie LORD Curl is ar sun mul slwlelrl: llie Lflllflj will give grace mul glory: no goorl tliing will he xxillilwlrl ln-in ilu-in tliat xxullz rrpriglillyfh Psalm 15-1:11 ROBERT S'l'RLlBllAR - Peoria. lllinois 'll llifil .l if EICXI. Vt il 'RSE :ln cxrrmplu ul prrrrliwrrl rwllfl5lllll1llf'. Gospel Team: 'liesrsrirer lxlissum Pmiiflg l.rgl1t Tmxerg Bleiils Clirwrrrs, Sperizrl Clmrrig. Presiclenr lxlissimi ljmrirlg Yin-vpresicleiil Senior filass, l.rle Xxlorlq - fflirislizrri Ixliriislry. Hljuillilrll is lie that fulleili your xxlif- filsii xxrll mlm it.H l Tliems, 3:2-I IilDN:X l,,'XNliJRIiY - Blrrslregori. Nlivlwruari. IHIIHLF Nil Sli til JL RNI: ller gills if-ill mailer' morn lor lwr. Crispel Tearing ljresirlent Pliilerllieaii fxliili: Xxliiiiess Stall: Xxvmtu-ii: Clmirrrsz Special Clwrrrsz Sc-crc-lary Senior fxlass. l.ile Xxvurla - Clirisliim Servive. will irislrurl lliee mill le-arvli lliee Ili nhl- xx ix' whil-ii lllorr slifill go: l will guiclc tliee witli mine eye. Psalm 52:5 lXll':ACl llxlxl CASH - Artesia, lvlississippi. l'I IEOLOK EICAI- fl Fl 'RSI-Q H0 lulks Slflflnm lml rrillr llie rlymunif ol pvrslmrrl f'Ulll'lFllUII. blwreasrrrer Senior filass. Life Xvurlc - Clirislian Servifc. Ulle llial rlwr-llc-ilu in ilwe secret place of llie most High sliall abide umler the slmmlmx' ul tlio Alrriiglityf' Psalm 91:1 1 jZAe 1930 5,L7zL7AZl E70lfV6 C IIIJI IC II.ID - Iymwiai, IIIii1uis. IIIILUI Uc.I1 .XI Nil RSI: .-In imliislriniis uvirkur iwlifmi Ifiv fnrrl is rising. Treasurer BIissiiwii I5riiimIg I.igI1l 'Iowa-r: I':rIili+r Xyilness: NIC-iivs INIwi'iis: SIPUVIUI ININIIWIQ' CI1apIaiii Seiiiur CxIass. I.iIe XYMIQ - fsI1risIizin NIii1isrij,'. ,,. . . , Iear tIwii Iwi: Iiir I am xxitIi lI1ee: lm not rIismaivc'iI: Im' I rim IIN' IMI: I will sIi'eiiglI1cn thee: yes. I wiII I1f'Ip lI1ee: yi-fi. I will IIISIWHIII tlii-if wilI1 IIN: l'iQI1l I1z,miI FI in ii Irie ii in Iimifi Il IU v 5 Q mi s iss. s : , ,XIII Isf75II,'I..X - Ifrie. Ixr-iiiisyIvaiiin CEI lIQI4'I'l XX lfl Jl'l'.X'I'll IN fl il'Il9If 5,10 is Iuillzliil lu fmif mmf ii I1Ii'ssiiig In UII. QJFITIWJHIIIQC XYMIQQ Xvwiueifs fnIwriis: Sperii.I IxI1Ol'LIS. I.iIe XX'.,rk - Chrisliaii Service. H-IQI l0lI are the CMI tI1al cIwesI wumIei's: II11-ii Iwi IIC.-Im-1-il II15' strei1gII1 iiiliwiw the peopIe.U Psalm Till SYIAYIA CERIC - IIIHIIZIQJEIH. IIIinois. TXYO YEAR BIHI.li VUVIQSIC Her ivilliligmfss lo Iielp is upprerialeil Ivy UII. Secretary IXIissiun PJancI: Xviliiess SIaI-Ig OrpI1anagfe XYorIc. I-.ife Xvork - Foreign FieIcI. HI wiII instruvt thee ancI ieam'I1 tI1ee in the way wI1irIi lI10u sImIt go: I wiII QiiiiIs- tI1ee with mine eyef, Psr1Im f52.v'4 DOROTHY BALI. -- OaIqviIIe, IncIiana. THEOLOGICAI, C'Ol'R9ii Sineere, Conseienlious, cmrl rilivciys aboiiridirig in iI1e worlc of IITC Lord. Vice-presicIent IXIission Band: I-igI1t Tower: Vice-presicIeni Ixlissions Groupg Xvoineiii fxImriis: SpeCiaI Chorus. Life Xvork - Christiaiw Service. UI Can cIu all things tI1rmiQI1 Christ wI'1ieI1 strengtI'1etI'1 meh PIHI. -1:13 Pa Q go Tliiri Q48 QHVZT Plfll' Irlilll l'RI'l'f'lI.XRlJ ,XNSTLVI7 M Royal Oak, Blmlwigan. lillil If NIINIL' i't'1l,'lQSli His 11111111 LIIIII lruo Flirisliuli life l1111'0 111111 our 1'1J11fl1l1'111'1f. lxlK'IllS l2l1111'11s: S1'1e1'i11l fxlioriisz l'21lit111A l2iQl1l ll41i1wer. l.1l1' XY111l4 - f,ll1risiia11 Service. Hlxly g1'.11'e if 511lTli1'ie11l fur ll1ee: ll11r my sire-11gll1 is mucle perlert 111 xx'ee1l411ess, lXl1, t gliiflly ll1Cl'L'lUfK' will l mllier glory 111 my i11li1'111il1es, llml llie p11xx'e1' 11l Cl'1risl max 11151 lllvlllll mel II Cor, 12:9 lllllllll llfXXX'li - l.il1erly l2e1'1lc-1, Ol1i11. NlIX4IUX XRN i'Ul'lQflf .l fl1r1fll1111 11,111 luze: 11,1 5llIl' l111 l.1111l, ll1'11l11111:1g1- XYHIL. l.1ll1- XY111'l1 - lj11re1:11 l:ielcl, 'AI11 sill lliy 111118 z11'lQi11M'lc'1lg1- l1i111, a1111l l11: sl1.1ll 1l11'ef'l lliy' Iiilllmlill P1-15112 5.13 IQVISY lflf'llliR - f2l11cag1f11 llliimf. l'RlI'1l.l1 Fll Nil, 1 Lil liflz gurl 11'111'll1 lc1111z1'111y. fling-1el ll'1'z1111: Xxliliiess Stall-3 XY111111-11,5 f2l1111'11s: SIJL'1'l?ll Clwieiis. l.1le Xxlwrlg - l:1'1rOiQ11 ljielfl. Mxxlail 1111 ilwe LORD: lue ol Q1-incl 1'1'1111'f1ue. z111cl lie Slmll slrengllien llniine lieai wail. l say. 1111 ll'1e l.ORD.U 195111111 2f:If1I lXl.'XlQY l2l.l.l2N lfl.lNClf H Logallsporf. lncliana. NIISSIONXIQY COVRFIQ Cfmnl g1'1r1rls r111110 rrrappecil in small purlcugcs. ll1'1fsi1l1111l lxliisimis Crwiipz l-igl'1l Pl21 m'er: Orplmnaige Xxlorlxg Xvuinellls fllwriisz Special l2l1111'11s. l,lllL' Xxloilc - Clirislifiu Service. ' A-Nui my will. lilll ll1i11e lye Clonefl Luke 22:42 I1-1-11 QA6 L I RROWET ,- iv gf 'X EARL GUVIIII - Xvashinggton, Illinois. MISSION.-XRY COURSE Sleuclfasl in all ilml he floes. Vive-presiclent Ixlission Banclg Ixlenas Chorusg Special Chorus. Q6 P22 ,, 'diff-A ff! --r..-- ,F Life Xvorlq - Christian Ixlinistry. HI have set the IDRID always Ivefore mc: Igecause he is at my right hauicl, I shall not he inm'ecl. Insulin lofi MRS, EARL CUTH - Xvashington, Illinois. IXYO YEAR BIBI.E COURSE .rl true Clirislimi, u ffiiilifiil irife, tum' u loving mother fo URancIy,H Curator Ixlission Bancl. Life Xvorla - Christian Service. Uln Gocl is my salvation anrl my glory: the rorlr ol my strength. ancl my reluge. is in Goclfy Psalm Ulf MARY E. LAMB - Artesia, Ivlississippi. BIBLE MUSIC COURSE She is from the Soulli, Inu! the Norlh is plecisefl to own Iier. Xvitness Stall: Xvomenqs fxhorusg Spefial Chorus. Life Xvorlc H Christian Service. Ulfmut the I-orcl is laithlul who shall stahlish you. ancl laeep you lrom evil, II Thess. 3:5 ELIZABETH KUNSELMAN - Xvashington, Pennsylvania. BIBLE MUSIC COURSE Her zeal for the Lorrl is contagious. Chaplain Ixlissions Group: Secretary Ixlission Banfl: Xvitness Stalllg Xxlomenys Chorus: Special Chorus. Life Xvorlq - Evangelism. Mlqhe LORD is my strength ancl my shielclg my heart trustecl in Him, ancl I am helpecl therefore my heart greatly rejoicethg ancl with my song will I praise him., Psalm 28:7 Page Fzflnen QAE b QHVZT X at iji , Jw in --1-...-.W is-1, 1131111 .1f111N 111111111111 - 111155 City. 1X111'111Q5111. TXYO YIQXR 11111I.li l'U1'R51i 151 S1ll1l'1VX' 511111111-1' 1111 I111' 1,11'11ss, tl 1'111111111'1'r 1111 .11,V11'11.S 11I'lPl11. 1316-S1111-111. 1111511111 111111112 XX1111ess 5111111 510115 1 111111151 51,11-11111 f 111'11'11s. 1,116 XX111114 - 171111,-1311 1'111'111. 1111111 111,11 1'1111s1'11 mc. 11111 1 1111y1: 1511115111 y1111 511111 1111111111011 y1111 111111 y1- s111111111 Q11 111111 11I'l11Q 1111111 111111. 111111 111511 y11111' 111111 5111111111 rc-11111111: 111511 xx11511s111-11-1' y11 s111111 51514 1111 1111- 17.11111-1' 111 111y 115111111 116' may gum' 11 yl1ll.11 1111111 155111 1109131 fIXX'1fNl71iR - D?15'1CID. 011111. . .1 - 1-,-1 11111111111111 .X1. 11,11 1x511 111-r 1111111 IS 1111111 111111 11115 11111111 1111111 111 11111 11111. LV1I'I'J111lI1ilQC XX11'1r14. 11116 Xx11'1I'1i - 151115111111 S1-ry1Ce. H-11110 1.C11Q11 is 111y 113111 a1111 my sa1y51111111: xx1111111 5115111 1 lgoar? 1111- LORD is 1111- s111-11Q111 111 my 111113 111 111111111 5111111 1 111- 11115111171 PS1'l1I7'1 27:1 V1.4X1Q1fN111f X'U1.1.F1AR - F1111 XX'11vne. 11111m11a. 11115111 171111'X1 l1111'1'91'1 . ,11, M, 111' 111'111'1'1fs 111111. 11 11111111111 15 11111 1111sy 11,1 sp1'111Q 11,1 C1111 1111111111 110 15 busier 1111111 C1111 l1'1lI11S 111111 10 1112. g1llf1C'Il1 1911x1111 S1Illl1yS1K1C N11ss11111511'y cN11LlC11. 1.110 XY1'1r1i - Cj11I'IS1lZ1ll SL'1X'1CE'. H1 W111 say 111 1114' 1.111211 111- is my 11-111gc 511111 ITQ' 1111111055: 111y 1311113 111 Him W111 1 111151.-1 1-75411111 9152 REV. 5. A. XYITMER - 511111111 Class A111-1561. 11-1111 we f . Qymfet Htteaventy Friendshipu President E. Rumsevtr God has atways heen in search of men whom He coutd admit into the inner circte ot His friendship-men to whom He coutd make known His heaventy ptans and purposes. Xve read in the twenty-tiitth Psatm: mtihe secret ot the Lord is with them that tear him: and He witt shew them his covenantf' :Enoch watked with God, and the Lord totd him ot things that woumd happen on earth mitteniums after he had gone to heaven. Ahraham is catted Hthe friend ot Gocf' Jesus said ot him: HAhraham rejoiced to see my day: and he saw it and was gtadf, Xvhat a vision ot Gods wondertut satvationt mt-he Lord spake unto txftoses face to iqace, as a man speaketh unto his friend., and 'tHe made known his ways unto Wtosesf' As a friend God totd him ahout His ptans and how He was going to carry them out. These things were not reveated to the peopte to whom Vtoses ministered. To them God coutd show Himsett onty through His Nactsf' They were not in the inner circte. Jesus said to His disciptes: Mt have cated you friends: tor att things that I have heard ot my Father I have made known unto youf' Through the humanity and sutnstitutionary death ot our adorahte and ever htessed Lord Jesus Christ, God has opened His Father aeart tutty to us, in that He has opened the way for att to enter into that friendship ot friendships. However, two things are ahsotutety necessary in order to quatity for en- trance into this heaventy friendship. First is taithtut ohedience. Vxfe Find this mark in everyone who has entered into the inner circte with the Lord. tn Hehrews ll we read: 'By faith Ahraham, when he was catted to go out into a ptace which he should after receive tor an inheritance, oheyedf' Jesus said, and stitt says, Ye are my friends, it ye do whatsoever I command youf, This means ohedience to the whole reveated wilt ot God. Perfect dependahitity is the second quatitication that is in evidence. The Lord said ot Abraham: ,For I know him, that he Witt command his children, and his househotd atter him. that they shalt keep the way of the Lord, to do justice and iudgmentgw in other words, Ut can depend on him. ' 1. HHe Witt not disctose anything that is to he kept hetween him and tVte.H The friends ot' God are true to every trust He commits to them. 2. 'tHe Witt receive rehuke from Wie in the right spirit whenever I shatt Find it necessary to administer it to himfy The Lord did this severat times in Ahrahamys experience. 3. Ht-te Witt he true of Me, even when suhjected to the severest testf, Stop and think here ot Gods catt to him to ottqer up his son Isaac. ' This friendship is Costly. But the price is nothing compared with the tut- ness ot htessing and the unspeakahte gtory that He gives in return. May God het p us to qualify. Page Seventeen 7 H230 L g i70wet if ,JV -wiv Q K I 3, Af J XF' iw. W3 S '4 -si: '96 Lx v . ass uf 37 . 7 i . I 5 V fnxl lxfm farm- llnrpwlxh-r l,m--r Ivur-wi H1-rlwvrl lmlw-r, Karl Iwlxm-ll lxunl-1 flak Ijurmlfl l.lfllfr ' V lv'-:nv IVIHI-wiv: '.:Vl11-vlw- lmu ' 0 .1 .l u, 111' 4f- 'al'll'lf'I, lurfxlllln' IIHIINPT lywllmlll l'I1'I L ,Nwfvllfl Ruff Rlnllflfil IJHIIIII QL r I I II I IIVIH' CVIIIIVI H4m.ml llnlu-r Hmff Run' lmw- Kmfl Small 31.11 xx ll, I'..ul XIKIU1-xx.-ll, He-lvn LOLIIIII llllu IJAIIIIMIIW, 1,1114-ll llylvr. NIM. .-II.. l.f-In man, Drmrolluy ,Iorwx I'Hul'lll RUM' Xltlvvlll Rupp Xlvlxlll Rvlxvr. fvmlfw' P1lXx:'I'N. IXIYFUH IxmIm'lmllglx xl-KIM-I Nlllll4Hv'r llxlgur Nlmflx' l'lfm-luv lffllm-mlm, C5 . , . mn Nglffr llvflfv Run- Ilmrulfxy XXVI:-+l1-rl:-lnr4 Don SXXAIIVY .vp-v bllullm I-lll., 'lxullyy XXYIHH Xyoriwls, Izum- Sli'iI1C'l'. Xvllfn-Ill Ilnlunw Ymlq Cxwlllwn Fflllh Iilmlb, Sylvia ZIIHIII rnmn IJII l1,l.l.-.yn ' 7 . H2357 , 7,'!lfCI , Ll I , w ' H Qlass ol 38 FrrSl Rolf: l,-151 lgIlf'lQlDf'!', Kinlrl.. llvurlxlrzrrl, .Xgru-Q .XI1lSlllll, Rrrln-rl lirrlwrr, llm-nrgy' Xgrru, vlxrllrrmrr .Axmslul7, RlISSl,'ll Pmkcr, llr-lf-n Carr, Secpind Rout Rarrmnzr Fr-lls, Tln-lrrrar llylflrzr. llvrm lil-lgfrrl, EQll1r'r lilrm-, Xxlrllmrn Cox, Kvnrrrfllr Geigvr, Clara lfrclwc-r, .losqvlrinw Dnnlqorllr. RYIIVI Hi'lPH l.LIf'li4, c:f'I'Jllfl Kllffl, l':Yf'lyIl ll0lly, KdllllC'L'D KlI!IH'Ui1IlU4 ljlljlllb lrllr-, llf'll ll Kflllg, Ruth Grant, Tlwcorlorc llclzr-rman, Fourth Row: Rullw l.uCliS, lxlrs. Roy Rrrmswycr, Roy Rnnrsn-yr-r, Clnumlc Rrrlmrrls, Nlarllm ,lane NlvCorrv Noi Rlrolles, llvlr-n lxlouglrlvr, Kzrllu-rrrw Paulus. Flflll Rout Robert Treat, Lawrvnrc Runyon, .lam-K girlles, Clara Smrtlr, Vrrgil Stout, Margaret Rolurrsorr Dorotlry Rollrluss, S. N. XVall.rfc. Xviilroul Pzciurus Erlna Amslulz, Clmrlr-s llutsinpiller. Page xviflf' 71 fc? 230 Ll2zQ7Af izwet SIJCCTEIT STUCTCHTS I f1ff luflmg ,XCXDEBIIC tlfli I NIGHT VIASS STUDENTS ljuxl Run 'T-TIPTIII-l TTaxTf-y, HAZPT T3fxxlf'r, EtT1QT .NiTfTn.lN. TT1TfYVTlT.XrnTflT-T. Sl i1VT'lTT R'V'Tl Glflilyi tzf YTJf l', PfUfTL'nl:C' Gerber, TflTu:T Dnrfl, KFTTFNTYS Gros-n. Tlum' Rm:-' Tmmgc-nc KurlT1, Nfl, ,TosvPpT1 Gros. G0rlrufTf' N1-.TL .TuTm T.1Txons, lrmuih Ron: Violet Ray, PauT Ragcr, Dwight Nis- wamTPr, Shank-y Rhoacls. Flfifl R011-, Xvilbur Sf'TmuTo, :X1TQan Rogers. Tqarguret RIISUCSS, ETOl54,' TQOQCTS. Sixth Rout BTQNCT1 Suhwcnlc, Marie SlauTTe-r, Arthur SpangTer, lflml. 5141-n1ankeT Seve-nilz RIJUT NTIS ,TUTTH A1-UCTQQY. CSCITC XXVITSUYI. LAXT' frcd Zuhluul, .Tames Xxvnght. Q46 1936 fzglf Qawez A CON'I'R,XS'I' IN FRIENIIDSIIIPS IX Icsiiluuiuiux' lo Iluc rciiuuzirlqalblc- cjoiulraisl lx-- Iluv Coiuvcursioiu ol our Iurullucur zuncl stuclcnl iiuslrurlnr in violin. uXIlrccl ZzuIuIoul. IIC sIu0wecl Qu-at sIQill in playing Iluo violin, lrunupc-I, auncl ollucur inslrunucfnls lroiuu luis curly youilu. fXltIuouQIu Iue Iuzicl il clc-vcutcwl Clurisiizun nuotIuc-r, Iluc uu'orIcI vow-Iccl luis cxveplmuuful Izulc-nls ancI Iuc solcl out luis vnlirc Iilcu Io Ilue worlrl wlucn luc- was u young nuun. Duo lo luis nalurzul low- lnr nuusiv. luc aclx'ai'uvvcl rzipiclly ancl Iucu soon Orriipic-rl lIrsI violin CIufuir wiIIu nuauny nl Iluv nuIsIniucIing orvlueslras ol Ilua- Nnrtluwvsl, 'l4Iuis cliw-rsiniu lc-cl luiiuu - ' Io plan' lor cIzuuf Cs, wallizuiluoius, in Iluczilros. luaullf mnnus. zunfl OYVI' Iluo mrlio, Iluring luis mrc-cur. lui- nuaucI0 sixtm-iu cuvezuiu voyages Io play in all umrls ul llur- uu'orInl. ln zuiuswvr to Ilucu lorvviui pmyvr ol luis nuolluc-r, in ycrur aliler Iuer cI0aIIu BIL ZauIuIcuut was szuvGcI in Ozul4lauiuciI. Caliloriuiau, al wluivlu linuv lux- wus plzuyiiufg in onc' ol Iluc- Iargc-sl Iuaullrorunus ful IIu0 Xveslvrn Slzulcfs. How cIilIlIf?r0luI Iuis IiIc- is I0cIau'I Inslr-acl ul piirliripzuliiug in lluc inusiv tluul is driving nuany souls lu IueIl, Iuc is now pIzuu'ing for lluo glory ol' Coil :incl nuanu' souIs luavo Inc-on Icacl lo Clurisl Inu' luis I-oiusi-vraI0cI vioIin. Haviiug lace-n in lri0ncIsIuip Iu0IIu wiIIu IIu0 ux'furlfI zuncI flurislf XIV. 7fuIuIoul is annIIuor strong wilness Io lIu0 lwzurl lluzut .Ivsus is lluc only I:ri0ncI uu'Iun is uwurllu svrviiug. Iuvcc-iu worlclly iunil clivinf- lyric-iucIsIuip is alIIorrIcfI Iuy IN'I'IfRIfS'l'ING IIACIS AISUIVI' NUR S'ILIIJIiN'l' IIUDY H Ii I'I'.XI. 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CHN, 1701111111117 1115 1141 in II mv JI BUCK II ACTIVITIES j7Ae N230 giilynl' jzlwet ,'Umi'i', Inf! to Riqilil tioyf Qiiurtwt Xvugit N-'ut Xxilhs XY---Hts lhirl I3 ItIi 'T' 'I'-'Hx l'llsf Rong fmt! in Right l..uhi's trio th-hu lngfiii. hiliiii ls-ii-tiny ttuhy tiiihi-y line? N X XX altace, ll:-h-n turf, Isiitius ffuiirtx-t, .xlyirf llill-wt, hi-iw fvintf-r, tit-ta f v4-. hw I,--Lulu' ttmiser, The Gospel Teams constitute- a noteworthy hranch of ilu- Practical Service Department. Uncter the signal Iwayor ot Gott, this methoct of' eyangelizae tion has alqlworctect stuctents sptenctict experience anct has hrought the happiness ol! the fun Gospel to many hearts. The character ot' its ministry is primarily evangelistic, Stuctents roto not go out to actyertise the institute ctirevtly, hut to honor Christ in song, testimony. anrt in the preaching ol' the Xyorct. ix regular .team consists ot an organizect group of singers anft a speaker. The teams minister chietty in ctenominationat churches within a ractius of two hunctrect mites of Fort XVayne. The personnel of a team ctepencts upon the requirements of a particular assignment. Sometimes a church ctesires singers onty: again. a pastor wants his putpit supptiect tor a Sunctay: or a young peoples society 'wants a team to rencter a missionary program. htany tocat churches have cattect on the teams to assist them in protractect evangelis- tic services. Page T:1'u:xly fiyll'-FC' QL l C,ZffAf Qowet .ttifwi fxtiiuyiiiilii Phare rut ttitqticat instruction antt tiwirning Iii-lou' Sllwvl ffiuliwl t:ivtit nt- miivr' wrvue iinct praituat xvoiti. i 5 .. sie I ' X- X -- ' s e s- .. 'ff L ,- -1:1411 WN - t. 'Q ,gig . - ' -f::fg3g:..-,w5ief?f::s:'--1 -1--:ne fgrfeff' ' ' W ' 'ff-gan'-,:1.1'13--s4 ' ,W 'NM - -- 4, . A'.ws.-WJ:'j.,f.'E gi1,' if ' ' 9 E 2 piggvifflw 3 ' H ' as . . . 7 7 f f fs- . ' 3- 3.331 1 s :'i'1f,f 'E ' fs If -f f - - ?'f - -efwifififi ' -Q, 5 2, , T, ., f V A' 'r ' 2' w 1 g 4 at Qt' Fw-: .:..,,, ,pq ,iff Eg if 4 -41 . LJ -- 2 S 3 f 3 1 -giraffe 11:-tis' 'UP ie. Z3 i Y : , 15i.EJ,--r1a'Q1it,7 '. ' 5 ' .f' 1+ .:L.:. ,ft-' af -' t- , , V- f -: 2 '1 4' - f-7-1135 , .QW .Q f --N-V-sw., -X, ., pf' i ..s.,-f- 3 ,.' --f-'j s g , . . .- ,.- - ff W P 1+ i Fllmiffi 3 f . ,sf I ,rea get iff . V- f ' 2555? 'iff ' f a -- LL. 2, 1 3155 .. 5 T i '1 I' :gs-F'f:s,s'Hf'1 1 1 ' is EQTQV . -un EJa'f'3lEi i , E sa fe f ijg-- 'NMESV -'a im -e 3451- fi: 1? s f-Fgsrpsf: f-we : M '- - ' - fi K1 ri--, 353,13 - .. f rf' H - ' 1 as Y milk? +5 1 s . , s ,,5zL.g.5i55a3Q-1 . -M xx--xRRk Am .kqq virk k gksxbx K A ,uun Vw gkrg ,ggg K V sf sq. .-' -' -f..,.,,, :.f 4:1 'rlifg STRIQIZT MEETINGS HTtie tieurt lfiif righleoiis stuftielli lo unsu't'r.H prov. 15:23 UStI'UI1f1tl10I7Ot't with might hy His Spirit in the inner mon. ve out l'llC'I'U,ttOl'U lo ltie twvwtivs. umt imiile elierytvoitv you nice! lo llie u't'ititirig. Mull. 22:9 fxyevriioiiilits Versionf These three verses ot Scripture reminct us ot at teast three aspects o Christian service. Alter one has ,given his tite into the haricts ot the htaster, he must slutty anct search the Scriptures in orcter that he might he Uuncterstanct- ing what the witt ot the t.orct is. trtere in the ctassroom the stuctent receives the tanowtectge anct inspiration ot the Xvorct with which he may proctaim the ,Qtorious Gospet. But hettore he is reactv to testitv tor the t-orct, the stuctent neetts a season ot' quiet waiting hetore Gott. tn his secret ctoset he must he strengthens-tt in the inner man. Then he is reactv to wietct the Sworct. tt is one ,thing to preach in a nice comtortahte putpit: it is quite another to ohey the injunction ot the thirct verse ahove anct proctaim the message upon the street. tt was the htessect privitego ot the stuctents to give out the Xvorct ot Goct in song antt worct upon the street corner this past year. Many were the souts trom various wattcs ot tite who theretnv hearct the message. Hact not these meetings heen hetct, perhaps manv ot these peopte woutct never have hearct the story ot! .tesus anct His tove. tt was a great joy to proctaim the message ot satvation. hut even a greater joy on the severat occasions when the stuctents were privitegect to prav with a sout anct point him to Christ right there on the street corner. utxiftv Xvorct-shatt not return unto me voict, hut it shatt accom- ptish that which Dt pteasef, I XV, B. U. llugi- Triwrilx-ftiillr F jig 1936 Llyilgti jaw JXIVOIW' C,Illl7L'l SAIHITC FI, Axllixllllltlfj' lllsftlltllllltl UNI, l'Iw!iVli Bufoii' Xviirfilf Ctpporliiiiily' for ilw prmhiiimiioii ot :lit fiosln,-t Sion .,. ..,. S P R s s - 4c ...Tessa -z',ggff+ f-1 'j if 3 ' ,Q llllgl , t- f ft- izt9 ' i,15A 'YQ s lqsesiiuvtiiskl it , 4 .Q i an Q' ' . f ' Q 1 ating IH!!! -I gaigggw 'f t ' .ig . A' QW fist ., E?t'hllnff ' . ,i + i . a t tio i lnmrrgf' F ' L4 M r f- ,, . KX, I f , ' 'Q Qwtiitzl fl, ifii J ,fo sheri ff 4 MISSIONS -lust hetore the Masters departure from this earth t te commanded I tis disviptes Mio tarry in Jerusatemn untit they were endued with power trom on high. The disviptes not onty tuttitted this command, hut tarried in .terusatf-in tor some time. May this have heen the reason Igor the svattering ot! the Chris- tians ahout whieh we react in Acts 8:1--1? Christ had given tht- missionary vision and yet they faited to tatce heed. txtanv memhers ot' our ehurc-hes today titqexvise fait to respond. They have tet husiness, romtwortahte homes. and other things comc- hetore ohectienee to the Saviofs voiee. K-Go ye. txftany students of the tjnihte institute have responded to the eatt given them hy the Lord. At present there are thirty graduates tatooring in Atriea: nine in india: twenty-Five in China: seven in South Amerieag two in Hawaii: and one in Cuha. Qthers have prepared, hut as yet the wav has not opened for them to go to the tqietd. The Bihte institute, even in this eritieat day, Continues to hetieve in tVtissions. According to Matt. 24:1-1, it is Continuing to prepare and send out tahorers into His vineyard, to hasten His return. S, G. Page Twenty-hte VAH N230 JL g iZwe'c -I iff' ,R QP' 'I 1 ., I. S 4 nv . W -5, - 1 . gl. Y, 4 L B xi' Sliiiiifiiiq II.inI XI-IPI-ni-II II-m.iifI I':ii'Iii-r, Iiiiii-lIiv IS,.II IiiIin 'I'uiIvf-v, Nr- IQ'-5 IQ-Ill!- j I, IvnI1 rI 5IIlII1Il-li' I1-ir.iiii1i Iliiii--ii, IIerIw-rt IiiiI1vr, If:irI GnlIi. , , X . . S -'.: Ii-II NIiiiix I'iIIi-in IxIiniI. I IifviIir-III Ivlinsi'Iin4i1i xIxriin Iv,wIf-I:iiligIi 5yIxi-I Iifrig . Irs I'.iirI I1iiIIi, MISSION IIXNID OFFICERS Ijnsl S- nil'-Iii Niiuriil Swim si- r IQHIIVII SIIIIIIILII Y PI'i'sIiIi'lil Y,,Y ,, VYYYYY ,IHIN1 VIAIIVIWY IIHrnIIiv ,, ..A...,A XVIVI'-fJl'1'SIllI'llI ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .irI CTIIIIX 53 Ivi.i In-rig , ,,,,, Swrr'i'liii'v ,,,, ,,,, I fIivaiIueIIi IiIlIlSl,'IIililI'l I Jun Sxxginev W , ,,,, ,,YY I Iqriiiisimir ,,,,, ,,,,,, , , IJALII JUWCII IQlr'Iiiil'rI ITIQVIQ . , .,,,.. NI xIl1lI'lSll'l' , Y,YY,,,,YY I'IQrIrL'I'I I':l1'IlCf NIYIUII Ili-ilvlifiiieli ,, ,,,,,,,, l'iiiiiisI ,,,, ,,,,. , , .-I-IiI'fEiIIlC III-user IXIHI5' IZIIIJII ISIIIIfIx ,,,, .,,,, I wfirillwr ,,,, .. BIIS. Rriy IQ?lIl'lSl'5'kff IIi1xv.mI EivIicr ,,77 ,, ., ....7. ,.,.,.....,... I ,YIIFIIIHT I. ,,,..7, . .7,7.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. IXIrs. EMI GLIIII VISIIO 5I,iimIenIs' 5Iissinn I5zincI inc-eis everv Friday evening. 'I4I1ese rneei- ings nre in i'Imrge UI- sIiir,IenI oIIii'ers xvIio Iiave Iween r'I1nsen Inv IIie student I1oc,Iv. 'I'I1e spei'iziI iniisii' is IqurnisIiecrI Inv various ineinIuers UI' tIie sIucIenI group. FIAINI speaiI4ers are rIinsen Iqroni swine III! GnrI's i'Iioiiie servants, xvIio Iiave IaIJorecI in Ioreign or Iiriine IieIcIsi ,I4I1c-se servives are I1eIcI In rrenle a IioIv zeaI xvIiifI1 zirniises a spirit QI' Iriie xvorIcI evnnga-Iisin. FIanv OI our speaIiers Iiave rirolisecI IIiis xeaI, sIrengIIieiiecI our spiriIuriI xveII1are, Iiave i'ni1secI us Io Ineeoine so inleresIecI in IIiein zincI II1eir xvnrIQ IIie1t we Iiave Ineigonie interressors in IIieir ImeIiziII r1nfI Iizivv VEIIISCCI us Io give xviII1 ai saCriFiciaI spirit. Many OI IIIC stu- cIenIs possess IIie lrue spirit OI giving anCI Iav asicIe n verlain poriion in ai svsleiniilii' manner Iwnr our represenlnlive, Rev. QSIHYIOII D. Steiner, xvIio IeiImrs Inf mir NInsIer in IIie monnlninoiis regions OI Ijerii. Xve Iinvi- nol 0nIv I1earfI inspiraIionaI. Iiearl searrI1ing, anCI visiinIizing sermons: Iiiil we Iiave nIso Ijieen greatIv enrii'IiecI II1rouQIi IIN- iine pressiuiis mricIe Irv IIie use OI' sterc-oplivziii sIicIes IIMII Iizive given us a CIearer vision OI- vzirioiis xvnrI4ers, IIieir Iqic-IcIs UI' IaIJor, II1e resliIIs OI tIieir eIwI0rIs, IIIC nec-cI UI xvorIiers, rinrI IIie neecI OI' presenling tI1is QIOFIOLIS GospeI to PIII preeiolrs siiiiIs. Un sevi-mI ovmsions His presence was maniIesIecI in sucI1 ri wav that swine miisevrfili-cI young peopIe Iic-a1rcI I'Iis voive eaIIinQ IIien1 to go IaIJ0r in IIis vinevarcI. ' F K liiljli' Ilkiriirilvf-IX QQ M936 fwf Zwf Snaps Of Institute Life fur! Ron lnulnlry fron, Nr, XY:-in-arts illlfllll CI:-:ming vrux buqruf Run' I.1lur-nrmn-, IMI:-1:11-1 N-1-uv xlr frwrlvf-rs NLIJI-3, ' z I-lllfll Rffll' IHIX: IVIIIYIIIQ XVIIIVX IMIH, Sllklrlll Iklli, ELTH ILUDS. Fuurlfz Rom' Vmh xx.-Nlurmg In-xx. Vu un! 5- V-rm-' fx1l1I1c-I1 -:r-fu. Page Twenty-seven Ae Qawez MUSIC Ks you stroll down either Rudisill Boulevard or South XVayne Avenue in the vicinity ol the lgilile lnstitute any time between seven-twenty in the morning and nine-thirty in the evening, you hear sounds issuing lrom tooth school huildings. It seems to he music: yet. would you exactly call that music? lt sounds more,as a phonograph sounds when the needle is touching two Qroovesl Four or live pianos going-some just sounding forth scalesg some, hymns: others, classical pieces: and still others. just an accompaniment to some one who is trying to improve his voice. Yet. when you talie each one separately. there is heauty to loe ltound-even in scales and arpeggios. this raclcet is. ol! course. made lby students ot our well-lneloved proe lessors, hlessrs. C. HX. Gerlber and R. lN'l. Xveaver. Xxllio would help luut practice when someone, as Nlr. Cverlner, cheers you on? lfven though you realize that he is really rather generous in his estimation ol your ahility. you want to do your libest not to disappoint him. All the encouragement necessary lvrom lxflr. Xveaver is tor him to play just once: and you leel that you will practice faithfully all your tile. it some day you will he alnle to play just one-hall as well as he does. lt is well understood that visiting in the practice rooms is lqorlnidden. hut let us peelt in at various students. It you hear something very rhythmical, you may depend on its lneing Wlary l-amlJ. It music. either piano or vocal. lieeps you spell-hound, loolq in the room and you are sure to hnd Lorraine Houser. if someone is hard at worli on something in the line ol technique, there are two chances. Edna l-andrey or Dorothy Xviederlcehr. You aslq. HDo the hovs plavff' Oh. my yesl It you hear the Flight out Ilie Bunitvletvee, you lcnow that George Powers is practicing: or perhaps you attend a lxflission Pnanct service and hear lxlyron Rodelnaugh play some ot his inimitahle variations of lqamiliar hyms. Piano and voice students are not entirely to lalame lor the noise. Other sounds float out on the air: some. sweet and mellow. and others. still scratchy. thus, we realize that lxflr. Zahlout is at school and is an instructor in violin. Duets. trios. and quartets. too. are sometimes heard. especially on Satur- day and Sunday mornings. lbetore assignments. All these groups go Forth pray- ing and are hacked lay the students, prayers that the Lord will use them to His Qlorv. You aslq the reason for the time given to music. The Lord told us to use our talents. great and small. Xve are here to develop our talents that we may he ol more use to Him. R. E. Pujju 71tl'C'Ylt3 l lfIllt - 7 1 '7Ag fdflo J - IVA ,Z'HfC'C V L 1' V Tlllf Sljlfflkl. CIIURVS llarlql Xxllio sings? ls tlwat music coming lrom a rarlio, or is it pc-rliaps an angel clioir? Come, let us see lrom xylieiire comes llwe song, ,Xs we searcli, we lincl tliat tlie clwapel seems to lwolcl tlwe secret. Xve enter: anrl tlic-re we lincl alnout liall' tlue stuclent lvocly singing as tlmey try to law-p one eye on nlr. Ger- lwer ancl tlie otlter on tlie music xyliicli tlwey liolcl in tlwir lianrls. Xve aslq again. Uxvlao sings? A Vlqlme reply is. A-Vlql1e Special Cliorus, a group sc-lc-ctecsl lrom ilu- stuclent lvocly lmy Nr. Gerluer. Xve sit clown in tlme seats at tlue lmaclq ol tlie cliapel to listen lor a llew minutes. Ol course. we lwear a lexy mistalqes now anal tlmeug lyut tlwat is to lie expectecl. lor music is clillicult. A lcw ol tlie numlders tliat we liear are tlme HHallelujal1 Chorus, 'tHe Xxlatclming over lsraelf. mlilne lxlaryelous Xxlorlcfh Ucoronationfl ancl Uloelmolcl Tlmere Slwall Be a Day. Xve aslc. Hls tlwis just to cleyelop an appreciation ol ancl an albility to procluce goocl music? Tlle answer is, HNolH Tlmere is no olbjective in singing lyut lor Goals glory. It is true tluat attention is paicl to tlie tones proclucecl. tlle worcls pro- nouncecl, ancl tl'1e attaclcs macleg lwut tliat is only to enable tlle clioir to give lortli tlme message in suctm a way tliat people will listen to tlwe music anrl liear ol Him XVl1o recleemecl us. Xve learn tlwat tlwe practice periocls prepare tlwe stuclents tor singing on assignments, for tlwe clxorus sings at various meetings ancl occasionally over station XVOXVO. Xve also liear ot preparation lor tl'ie annual concert. wliicll is tl'1e grancl ltnale for the sctiool year. lt is in this concert that tlue liarcl worlc ot tlrie cliorus is manifest in tlie splencliclly prepared antliems tliat are sung in lmonor ot Him wlio clied to save us. Page Twenty-nine fC?3f7 i iyawez: 1 R ii ,Xih t'xn1nnt.i .Xtxwv tuttn-L, thllottivufntt,tl'nng1'Hl' txurlh, tlslhvr Ltlnei 5ytx'1ai fiiiiiiiviiniui, ttnm Neniiintf lltlx IILQTI ll IIOOIN N Y x m ' sv , li 1 Y '. nt fxnu' .went-s Xinslull, tliiiuw- .ii-lnvr, tltctu Qverher, Ehvfitwlh txun-1-tlnun, Irene f,'intr'r, tlnmthv Xxu-th-rtf-hr, I-'tyre Kmlkl fiiittivrurn- t'i.ins, th-tvn l,og.in, th-ten Kring. Int R lr htrrtwt Ntnnittrr fXt.ini'tt.i ti-hin.in. Nutty Entwr, Ntury t,.imh, t,nrmine ttouser, l.nlhf-line R-unseyr-r, th-na D6 t'1.nL t.ftn.i I-:imitrex 'VHF XX'ONlt N'Q VI IUPI 'Q . . . e , X . , . , , , . - . the XX omen s C, horns, roinposect nt lr int-inhc-rs, is one ot the rnusivut organizations nt ilu- Institute in whirh tht- stuctents team 0 love tor spirituat songs. During rink pc-riocts ot' rehenrszrt. hir. Cerher instructs us in the tevhnivat sicte ot the roinpositions ns welt as in the spiritual. tZ,zrr'h stuctent is zealous to cto her hesl, unct in this way muvh is awoinptishect. The Chorus has heen usect ot the t-orct in hringing messages in song in some ot' the weetity htission tganct servires nnct in the First ixtethoctist mihurvh ot' Fort Xyzwne, where a saerect Convert was given. There seems to he a ctis- tinftive feature nhont singing which vomes from the heart: it is ctitterent lqrom orctinary singing. There is a richness in it whirh expresses the innermost teet- ings ot the heart. As has heen provect in these limes of witnessing, it is Con- vineing anct eonvivting. As to the tuture ot the XVomen.s Chorus. it has great possihitities. Xve tirmty hetieve that in ttaiys to Come the Xxromens Chorus witt hotel as prom- inent a ptare in the Institute as ctoes the htens Chorus. E l. G, K. lily YAC M30 glllqtf jam l p R ll Blyrgn Riiflelmtiglii l lauili- Riilmrfls XX illis XXi..iiIk f l,ni-ni-- l1irini'r, l li-iiliw llul-inpilli-r IQ-,Iii-ii fpilgnn lfoliert l-ri-al, George' llowi-rs, Xxvllllflill lvvliolil, lf:-lil-rl ilruliliar. , , , a . ' , . . . l N ml Ron' liarl lvulli, Xxilliain lox, llfiul xlillinxvll l firl lui-nnwil fiwmlil lxorn lxviiiivitli lwigvi l-'lin luflwx it-it-It '. s i i . lalllll' V il 1 I if V. U' i'lIHb4'Yi'f llf'flWi'I'l lil! lll'f, fxllffwl Xvlllllflll llilil lliAXlllHU1l XXv1'ftXK'i llllil X lti'l'll I' Kilfwi x llxlir llli lfllu lilinin Xu liillfu Diiilllilirlfxlq Nigl:-r, ljril-lmril .XIII-llill Xxilliui sil..i.l.i Fl-inlvy lrxlioili-s Xinivnl Rupp THIQ NIHNF flslURle'5 l-.,ist year a new sluclent proievl was lflllllfllttfl at tlie liilwli- lnstitute. rlqlie menus vliorus inafele a siiwesslul tour emliraving tliirtc-en vilies ancl sewin- teen csliuri'lies, giving out tlie Gospel in song at eavlt point. liven lvelore en- tering upon tlte trip, tlte vliorus was lvlesserl witlt a vniivei'isi lor tlie souls wlio woulcl liear tlie message. Eavli evening lielore llie convert llit- nien gatlierf-fl lwopprayer ancl waitetl upon Gocl l-or a lvresli anointing witli His lloly Spirit. Vlxlie Cllorus presenlecl vonverts in vliurvlies ol? six clenoininations. 'lilie ritivs visitecl were Detroit ancl Temperance, lxlirliiganz Clever-lancl. Vlioleclo. ixslilanpl. Orrville, Pettisville, Swanton. l-inclsex'. Sinitlwille. l.orrain, ancl ljamlorai. Oliio. rlqliere were lour oluieetives in maliing tlte tour. l'-irst, tlie vliorus clesiri-tl alvove all to lne a ltelp to tliose wlio liacl a neecl lor Goel. Seroncl, to inlworin interestecl young people ol tl1e nature ancl program of tlte Bilnle lnstitute. Tllircl, ancl ol? less importanfe, tlte men entered upon tlie tour witlt tlie View ol obtaining mueld valualole experienee in tlie serviee ol tlsie laorcl. Last. tlte rlaorus ltacl tlwe desire to entertain tlieir listeners witlt tlie laincl ol musie tliat is most eclilving-tltouglw sacllv negleetecl toclay-the songs of tlue Gospel, Uncler Goclls lalessing tlwese olbjeetives were reaelnecl in a graeious measure. ancl similar elioral worlc is lneing earriecl on tliis year. Page Tli rrivaone ,y P 1 TQ N900 L l.ifAf ,. uwct ' 1 x 1 3 . , . . Niiiiifimg lv-x' lfixwil lxiiigi-iilwrg Uuiiiilfl 1111111-r lxulwrf Nriimiiir, Iiimgi-no TXIITTII. x J ' ,wilwif I 1-rullix' I'-,ill H1-rlwrl I':iiTn'r. lriivlmnl fxlllxlllll. T.--if-H Hylvr, frxlary lfuvn Kliinlx firlifwr-ir:-vliivf ,,,,, , .'Tssivr'iuIn' Eflilivr ,, BllSTIl4 SSixlllIH1f.14'F , fwirfilluliori fxliiiicigu' ,Tssislaril Editor .. .. Assislaril Eflilor , ., Pliuluqrupl: Eililur Plmlwgriipfi Editor ,, Ar! Erfilnr ..,., . Ar! Ecfilor H .. Fucully :Xclvisor ,,,7.. fEcTilor-in-Chief, lirst Melvin Riesenl Pfiiii' Tliii'lvfIiiwi THE LIGHT TOXVER STAFF Pritchard Amstutz iiiii 1.01911 Hyler ii Ilerlwrt Eirher Y ...77,,.,., Dorothy Ban iwiafy Ellen Kimi Robert Strulnhar Imogene Kurth Don Eicher Iinmilwy ,lanes Harold Armaii Rev, Loyal Ri Ringenlieru semcfster-Don Swaneyj fcirculalion Twanager, fTrst semester-f f J Llilfh :Zwet 3 Wfifffz TTS fo T fillffgf .Tiffin ,l A-,t 5, uso fc A -6.5 r- is .Str -Mg Q V V P 3 ' '. 5Y.f. f ' Q s' fu: ' .V Y ax' - 2 f 1 .sf T T 1. t 4-1-. 3' 7 3 wwf . ffl ,V f Hin flfa T J' . V' V Top, Li-fi In Builrinif Patna I.anrh'ey, ,lvwhn Tufhey, lfhyahvlh Kunst-hnan. Center Rout' Don Flesh, Xvilharn Lvphotct, Sylvia Cc-rig. Holloni Ron Kenneth fit-iger, Ruth tufts, Rohm-rt Carlson. Ruhy tfiihf-r, ttf-ten Logfnn, Tillman Amstutz. Tcp Righ! io Boilom: Irene Ginter, Clarence Farmer. TXT:-iry Lamh. Noi on Piwiiirv: hlargarel Riisness. Oscar Eastman, htetvin Rieser, THE STUDENTS' XVITNESS STAFF Ecfilor-in-Chief ffouncferi ,.,,, ,..,, X Vitliam B. Uphotct Editors xtssislanl ,,...,.,.,,... . ...,.. ..,,.,,, Donatrt T. Ftefh Desk Editor .,,..,,,,. , ..,.,7.,.,. .,,,.,7,..,7 S ytyia Gerig Family Aciziiser ...,,..,,.,,...,,... .,,..,,.,,,,..,,,,..,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,, R ey. Loyal R. Ringenherg Amt: To Bring host Souls io Christ To Draw CTIIITSHKIIIS Nearer the Lore! 'This Past sehoot year has Taunehect a new proieet at the Pmihte Institute- the STUDENTS' XVTTNESS. A witness may ctehinect as one who hears a testimony to a fact or presents direct knowledge as evidence. The paper has endeavored to attain the goat set forth in the motto or aim. The stag has attempted to he witnesses through this weekly organ of the ,qraeq of God in the hearts of His ehitctren first of att: and secondly. to he true witnesses of the life in and ahout the Fort Xvayne Bihte Institute. During this hrst year. twenty-Five issues of the STUDENTS, XVITNESS have heen ihtishect. cts 1.8. VV. B. U. Page Thiriy-three :ZA6 !Q3f7 gijgfdll jzwet i DMI .Y NANNA Every morning new mercies have lallen as lresh as morning dew upon our thirsty souls. The ljirst chapel services tor this year were especially marlced with hlessing through the unique ministry ol Rev. ljredericlq Rader, from ldrieghton, Pennsylvania. As the Bread ol l-ile was hrolten to us hy Rev, Edison Haheggar, under the guidance ol! the Holy Spirit, the Lord so tools charge ot the service that the entire morning was given to prayer. Xve praise God tor the worlcing of His power and His Holy Spirit in molding our lives. Rich have heen the hlessings received from the ministry ot our President. Rev. .l. E. Ramseyer. He has unveiled to us truths concerning a consecrated lille and a close relationship with the Lord. Vivid were the messages of Dr. Nathan Cohen Besliin, who is a con- verted Russian Jew. horn ot a nohle family and a graduate ot the largest rahlninical college in the world. His messages to us on the fulfillment ol: prophecy incited us to live more clevotedly and fervently for our Savior. Through a series of messages, Rev. A. P. Bourne-s, a Preshyterian minis- ter in the city, was instrumental in imhuing us with helpful, intelligent, and Scriptural lwacts in the art of successful praying. Two weelqs ol feasting on the hidden manna ot the word were enjoyed under the ministry ol Rev. Paul S. Rees, lqrom Kansas City. hlissouri. Deep spiritual truths were so presented to us that we were encouraged to appro- priate more the fullness ol' lite that God longs lor us to have. Some excerpts lrom Rev. Reess messages are as Follows: Our vows are only ropes ol: sand until the Holy Spirit has come with consuming Fire and Filled our hearts with perfect love. hganctiljication is an act resulting in a condition maintained hy a Presence: it is not maturity. hut purityf' Grace in the heart will mean graciousness in the lilne.-' Mchrist did not come to malce lile easy lor us. hut to malce us strong.H Xvith grateful hearts we will ever cherish the relreshing seasons en- joyed lrom all the chapel services this year. God has used every spealcer- students. lqaculty memhers. visiting ministers, and missionaries-to enrich our souls. Xve have heen drawn into a more intimate hond of friendship with the one great Friend. our Lord .lesus Christ. S. M. Piluu Thirty-four Qc H736 klyzlqdf liver ELINS OF REFRESHING Theres a garden where .Iesus is waiting, And I go with my hurden and care Just to learn from His tips words of comfort, In the heautifut garden of prayer. Thereys a garden where Jesus is waiting, And He hids you to come meet Him thereg Just to how, and receive a new htessing, In the heautifut garden of prayerf, Xvhat could he a more Fitting place for a garden of prayer at the Bihle Institute than the chapel? Here it is that we meet for a season of quietness hetore Him for a half day ot prayer once each month. It is very necessary that we have this period of prayer. So oft, hecause of the duties of our studies, we neglect to spend time with Him, who spent whole nights in prayer. Here it is that as the poet has said, hxve come with our hurden and care. So on this day, especially, He speaks to us words of comfort and gives us new hiessings, strength, and courage to go on with Him. Not only do we spend much of this time in prayer, hut we meditate on a portion of Gods XVord, the Christians measuring rod. The chastenings the Lord gives us are not always pleasant. hlany times we must confess our faults hefore each other, for it is only when there is nothing hetween our souls and the Saviour that joy and happiness await us. It is then that we receive the 'showers of hiessingsq for which we have prayed. S. G. THE HOUR OF PRAYER The quiet hour is the period given in the early morning for our com- munion with the Lord Jesus. Xxfith David each student cries, Uivly voice shalt thou hear in the morning, U Lordg in the morning will I direct my prayer unto thee, and win took upf, Then, too, at this time we will listen to the voice of God speaking to us through His Xvord. hlore courage, greater faith, and renewed strength leap up in our heartsg and throughout the entire day we realize that we are not alone for God is with us. Then after the evening meat, another quiet time is ohserved. Sometimes a visiting friend says a few wordsg other times we students testify to the Lordys hlessing in our tives. These devotions are usually closed with prayer. Xve praise God for the privilege of knowing Christ and His Xvord. M. E. K. Page Th irtyshvn 7 E Ae N730 g ilqifjvivetgjl T HE PHIL-XTHEAN CLUB Cine ol this years new features ot the schoolrs activities was the Phila- thean lLovers of Godl Cluh. which met once every month in the reception room of Bethany Hall. The ohject of this group is to increase spiritual fellow- ship and to create a more intimate friendship hetween the girls living in the dormitory and those living in homes. The ollicers were as follows: President, Edna Lanclreyg Vice-president, Cora Xviswellg Secretary, Lorraine Houser: Chaplain. Sarah lN'lacDowell: Decorative Chairman. Marie Stauller: Reception Chairman, Helen Logang Sports Chairman, Margaret Riisness, lxflissions Chairman. lvlary Ellen Klinclc: and Literary Chairman, Sylvia Gerig. The Sports Group had hilzes and various games lor recreation. The hlissions Group did various forms ot Christian service. Sunday School classes were taught in the Salvation Army Hall at Belmont, a needy section of Fort Xvayne. and visitation worlc was done, also. in this part ol' the city. The quartet of the group sang at various places. and on Saturday nights some of the girls assisted in the services at the main Salvation Army Hall. Gods hlessing was upon hoth the givers ot the Vvrord and the receivers. The cahinet. consisting ol? the ahove olzlnicers and lvliss Zeller, our faculty advisor, chose committees to plan programs lor each month: thus, each girl was given a taslc. The philathean Cluh was enjoyed hy all, and the Lord poured out His hlessing upon us as we sat at His leet and as we proclaimed His good news to others. E. L. THE FELLOXVSHIP CIRCLE :Truly our lxellowship is with the Father, and with His Son .lesus Christf, l John l:5l3. This quotation from the Xvorcl of God is quite generally under- stood to he the hasis ol fellowship among the memhers of this association. It is while at the lnstitute that we meet new acquaintances in Christ, and through the Fellowship Circle that this is perpetuated hy the memhers. A fellowship Circle Bulletin is puhlished quarterly and sent to each memher. This paper con- tains news lrom lormer students, some oth whom are in distant lands. sermons, and other items of particular interest and worth. During Commencement weela of each school year. an Annual Meeting it held at the Bihle lnstitute. The meeting held May QQ, 1935, opened with a hutlet supper: an inspirational program hy various memhers ol the Circle was enjoyed. Tallcs and words of greeting were given lov former students. giving us a glimpse into early days of the lnstitute. At this meeting olhcers were elected lor the vear 1955-56' L. M. lliiglc Allliuix- si it we 312127411 liver Chapel Sayings Of Qur President Four outstanding martcs of spirituality: humility, simplicity, faith, and tovef' Xve should he shoctvahsorhers and not amplifiers of Catainitiesfy Xve are now only in the vestihute of Gods eternat plan for us.H Dont try to he more heautitut than you aref' It is one thing for you to go through the Phihte. hut another for the Pmihte to go through youf, The reason so many people have trouhte with others is that they are not at peace with themselves!! Believe your hetiets, douht your douhts. hut donyt douht your hetiets, nor helieve your douhtsfy God has Called an Christians to the royal priesthood, hut only volunteers are acceptedf, The Kingss daughter is all glorious within: the devils daughters put every- thing on the outside!! A great many tive in the dim candlelight of consrience, many tive in the first stages of the tight ot' the Xvord ot God. and some are living in Clear daylight of divine illumination. The tahet does not determine what is inside, hut what is in the inside de- termines the tahetf, The face is the window of the heart. The tower down we get, the more hiessings can How through usf, God hasnt told us how much grace We shall haveg we determine that hy our taithf, Faith is the hand that takes what God has providedf, Page Thirty-sever Ae 11230 ftftf Qowez E Frienelly Class-Room Sayings hlfyangelism is ttie clireet presentation ol? tlie Gospel in wlwateyer way to tlie intelligenee. lor tlie tree ancl voluntary aeveptanee ot Conscious ancl responsilble liuman laeings. Cliureli History. If we c'an't unclerstanfl wliat Gocl means in trials, let us asl: lor wisclom. General Epistles. sermon is wliat people get, not wliat tlie preaelier says.H R. E. lxl. Atl tlie lioliness wliivli was proyiclecl lor you on tlie Cross will lne requirecl ol you at His eomingf' P. S. R. The liilnle is not a text-lvoolc on Seienee, lbut it is a seientitif' vapital lvoolify Theology. The siamese twin ol error is iminoralityf, Ctirist and tlie Plotlern Gults. Skill is tlie possession ol eorreet lialnits ot proveclureu Cliristion. Efluwulion. Dont pray lwor impressions, pray lor illurninationsn' P. R. --Dont sit tliere ancl sit, lout git up ancl gitf, L. P. Hplilie loss ol' a love lor stories is tlrie result of sopliistication, lnut it is not an eyiclenee ol wisclom. Christian Eiliicntiori, H-lqlie liilmle is trutli in reality.H A. UA little laitli will talie you to lweaven, lbut a large amount ot taitli lorings lieayen to you. Xvesley F. C. Nxvliat we neecl is wallcing slioes tliat live in .lesus Christ. lxloorly F. Holy rlovtrine is eouplecl witti a lioly litem Ctirist cmil tlie lxloclern Cults. .let a cause suller martyrclom, ancl it is well aclyertiseclsh Cliurefi History. It is one lliing lor us to say tliat we trust Goal, ancl anotlier to lcnow tliat Gocl can trust us. lil. G. 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B sIrtIaIIIteIIIaIy Verses st-lt-ctcIl IIIIIII each Boot of me I r. 13. CIIIII SIIIWIIIII sfIeII BIIIIIIIIIS of DIIIIIr Law. 24. DIQIIIII IIrIIIe1'ItIIIr.IIsIIII. 25. BIBII MMIIIIIIIII, BI naw III IIIQIIIIIIIZI, QII. TIII PIIIIrIIIIrs IIII1 Brit :IIeIIIraI III intlr Study. 27, rIIItIIIIIIIIIIIsImIIIIII III the ITII-I-I IIt1II.pIIrIIIIIII. Qs. Ilrble MaIIIIrIgs. EIBIIIIIIIIII best methods III marking ares HIIIII. 29. Concordance. 30 Atlas ol 12 colored maps with Indci lor quickly lccat- lng places. l'lIt- Outline Studies nt Bible l t-ritds. comparing lin. Y D 31. Topical rtutly ot the Bible. Correlated Scriptures printed out In lull under 2-1tII7ttIy-ics and sub-topics. Thru- nmes as many as In any othcr Bthlc. 32. Contrast Study oi Great Truths of the Bible. Enablm you tn study the Constructive and Destructive Forces of I.Ile, with the HIIIIC' verses printed out in lull under such sub' Iecls as Faith-lfnbeltel, Love-Hatred, Courage-Fear, etc. 33. Lite Studies, such :Is Business LIIe, Home Life, Devo- tional I.IIe, The Surrentlert-d LIIt-, etc. 34. Bible Stories lor Children. A list ol 56 stories to be rcad Irom the Btbleilsc-II 35 Miracles of both the Old and New Testaments listed in Chrotiolngical Order. 36 Parables ol the Old Testament, Parables ni the New Te-stamcnt, listing thcuc given in One Gospel Only, those EIIIQIIIII Twa, and IIIBSI- IIIIeII III Three. 37. Titles and Names oI'Christg ol' the Holy Spirit: ol God the Father: and olSaI.an. Btu. General Bible Prophecies. 39, A List of the Prophets oi the Bible. 40, List ol Judges ol Israel and Judah given in Chronolog- lcal Order. 4l. List ol the Notable Women ol' the Bible 42. lt1tIurItaIns and Hills relerred to in Bible. listing the Scenes r-I that Events. 43 Dictionary Material. 44. Tables ol Time, Money, Weights and Measures. Eleven New Features Added in tho Third Improved Edition 45. The Historical Bridge, covering interval between the Old and New Testaments. 46. Chart showing the History ol the Apostle. 47 Harmony ol' the Gospels, citing relerences in dilicrent Gtsrels where events are given. 45. Calendar ol the Christian Era, 49. The Post-Resurrection Appearance ol Jcsiu, illus- Imled mth well-known painungs J 20, Chart of the Seven Churches ol described hy o n. 51, An Outline History ol' the Evangelistic and Missionary Work :It the Early Church. 52. The prophesies Concerning Jesus and their Fulnllment, ixrrrrnzed Chronologically, with principal verses printed out n u . 53. Map Showing Approrimate Distances Irom Jerusalem to Various Historical Points. 54. Chartfhomngthelntcrir-rArI-angemenr otIhcTemple at Jerusalem.. 55. TlIirtct-n Special Illustrated Maps hhovving the Jour- neys ot Jesus, Peter, PIIII. and IIIr JIIIIrIIeyr III IIII CIIIIIIIIII of Israel Irtvm Egypt to Canaan These are separate maps, mind you-not several crowded together on one page. B. B. Vwkhzkk BIBLE co. 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Address.-- .-.7..l .-. ! city 4.14.1 StatI .. 4 me i Ll2zL7AflEi1fet SEPTE5 IHER Sept ' Registration ctay tor new stuctents. Xvtiat a tiost ot new t.Zlt'CSt Sept. IQ stuctents register. Att over srtwootz Hxxttiy, tietto ttieret ttow are You? Xvtiatyct you cto ttiis summer? Have you ttie roominaw- you tract tast year? ts Pintcy twaetcfyt Sept I9 First ctay ot rtasses. Stuctents enjoyect messages by Fra-cterirtx Ractre. Sept 20 Frecterieti Ractre spotce on ttwe sutnjeet Hgetatift He atso spotce in txftission Banet. Sept Q1 First street meeting ot ttiis sctioot year. Goct Certainty timtessect. Une sout was savect. Sept QQ First Sunctay ot ttie term. Xxte att went to vtiurcti and receivect mueti spirituat twetp. Sept Q5 Stuctents wetcomect a speciat soeiat privitege, wtiicti eonsistect ot? a wiener roast at tjostc-r Parte Sept. 26 The Attianre Cotorect Quintette sang in Ctiapet anct introctueect two new etaoruses. Happy Nowu anct UNever Faitect txte Yet. Ogviazifrinsiingniuzingug-ig-:in11:11:1-:ingni-,1.,:n3.,i.igi,3.gi..g.-,ingoiuguoic ' A v Nw p H H i - i 5ttNIDAX bLHOOl- LtlERr-'Xlt,'Rh W . i XVQ are putwtistiing ' A Y M iq A . Q bUNDAHt SCHOOL QUARTERLH15 cmtt PAPILR5 ' H - Q tottowing ttwe tnt. tetnitorm Lesson topics g lnctucting an :tctvcrnfiett Quarterly The BIBLE EXPQSITOR and tLLt 'MINXTOR i g Free Samptes on Apptication Q Address i - f i , UNIGN GGSPEL PRESS 5 : Ctevetanct. Qtiio i i .3 010101: 2oi1v11-i4vi4x1o1oiev1v1vr11ri4v1o1er3oi4viar14t11 ioioioie-11 1011010 Page For lv-out we 14730 51-PWA!! jmfez Sept. QT Dr. .lolin Greenlield. tlie Moravian Evangelist. spolce in the morn- ing cliapel service and also in lxlission Pmand. Sept. 50 Can we lxorget lxflr. l-Gi,Ql1tIl9I',S lieart-searclaing message on HHumil- Qwct Oct Get Qdct Oct Qjct. . .2 iiyn? OCTOBIFQR 'hlfclclieu Hatueggar spolce in claapel and a good digging-out time'- xvas liad lay all. An altar service followed tlue message. victories were xvonl -1 Rev. lla. lj. Potts. a lwormer instructor. was our Mission Band spealcer. ll Hgludents Ni,qtir yyitla lxliss Klinclc. lxffliss Riisness. Mr. Upliold. and lx lr. Stout spealcing in lxlission Band on tlie tlaeme. -'xxlitnessing lor Cliristf' IS lxliss Ella Gernliert, a missionary to Claina. related to us some of ller experiences in our Nlission Band service. 25 Dr. rxxndrexv -lolmson gave a very helpful cliapel message. .25 Rev. Ezra Steiner, tlae Mission Band spealqer, told luoxv God opened up long closed doors ol' lilbet. Qct 26 Hilnle lnstitute played C. C. C. luoys in a lcitten lnall game. Tlwe re- sult xvas a I 146 victory tor tlde camp boys. Z HIl5l-t-.S TIQSTANENTS AND BOOKS ! Xve liurw u irirle l'Cll'tC'lj', including ilie New qtnulylicczl and Tliompsoii frxlliliil i I Rt-li'rt'iice Bible - especially lielpjul lo students. : Q .uso i Slllltlllf' Sclrool suppligs uml luring Peoples quurlerlies. 2 i Sumples on Request. g i . . . : 5 5 lissionary Claurcla Assn., Pull Dept: ! ! liilmle lnstitute Bldg.. Fort Xxlayne. lnd. 5 2 : 1 nf : it itiiwooviw AND sous i 5 FUNERAI- DIRECTORS E Q MCompeienz' and Consideraieu 5 2 Q ll I4-lo Soutlt Callioun Street Fort Xvayne, lndiaria i . 5 4:4 v:::v3av141ai1c14s:1v:n1o1c1em1a1clo:c o:0 Page 1'ortv-I i7Ac H7367 W k,Z.ll2r'All:Z'l1fer C311 Qld . 29 Rev. XV. flirie. tlw vliapvl spealwr, spolqe on the subject, Wlilw Beauty ol? Holiness. . 30 lime ol spcfial rifioivingl Sianlcy Rlioaclc-s prayecl l.l1I'Oll,Ql1 lo virtoryl Camp inc-:fling is climl NOX 'Iii IISER Nov. I Fliss rl-amur Xxlrigglil spolxe iii Mission llnricl, llacl ii XYOIlflf'I'lllll nllzir NOX NOX SPI'Vl1'6'. Cqflfl rcx'ix'vcl OLII' lR'ilI'lS. '. 5 Hflicrlq-1,ip Day. l Ififl ai pri-vimis scaismi ol pmyvr cluring tlie mom- ing liours. '. S Rm: llirvli lfclcly spolw in ilu' Vlissimi llaml si-rvivc-. l'lP lias lalnororl lor tlde l-orrl in xxl-rim. Nov. 1-I Rev. fX..lJ. lloiirncs lx-gan ai sc-ries ol lcvliire-s on llie laws ol prays-r. Ogviuioioiuiuiiniuiuinen?info?ilqluifilui-+1Eiu1oTu?-viv1i:iul1viul4rQ ,E Q N,'XRlxl.l:N 5 HC DME 5 I URP5 g HIT Xxlc-si ljuslefr l,ilI'l4XYilY i i UH!! g Q N iili l illi im Nil Li ' H .qlll il If ,h l' ' Z Q URUFITRIFF M FRI 'll' - YI-1f'?li'I'.XF'il.Iii - 1 YY if 'RT' ' i V777 'V' Y '72 'Wi' lrrr V ' 1'W ? YY ,, , I ' U : 2 is l ! ! ! I U i ! i II i U ! Q TROY l.,Xl'Nl DRY Vi 5. l l-1313 II 7,7 W' ,i ' , Lil, : ' iii W 'nl' ,: ' 73 fli ' g REALML, REAL is xi E5 g E XVIZXR Glflli .HS Cl 'A XRiXN'l'lfIfD Cl .i'XSSliS 5 i dl 142.14 1 yi V 5 Q 5 -X mf 25751 2' 2' , ' ' 5 2 if 'Fi 'li 1.34741 1 - 4 . ' -7 if i s . n ' 3156 f ll f i II , -- ,F - : X ' Q ! ' s - - i Q EWS Qxaminocl. lenses Q-mimfl, glasses macle in mir- to tlirve ' v ' lioiirs lax' sxwialists in Cavli clvyarlmeni. ' Q , I I ' : Tlie Golden Rule Optical Store l i S03-SUT Callioun Sire-el Fort Nvayne. liicliaim ,g, .-.,-., 21,11rznzi-11,11-10101--in 2 -3 11,1 1 I1 111i2.-zuzixiuiuziiiui--in10:0 Pilflw FOIM'-limi AH XQ-30 JZLLKAZI :Zwez Nov. 15 Rev. Bowman was ttwe Mission Banct speatier. 'titre Lord put His seat on ttie meeting and gave a tntessect attar serviee. Nov. IS Are you reacty tor ttie exam? - Ephesians uncter ixtr. Ntitter. Nov. L21 Senior Ctass tietet its first meeting ot ttie year. Etcta Gerber was eteetect presictent. Nov. QQ Croft searrrtuect out twearts again with ttwe message by Rev. R. D. X asey. Truty it Costs somettaing to tottow Ctwrist. Nov. QT ittiantqsgiving reeess begins. ixtost ot the stuctents returnect to their iomes. DECEMBER Deo 2 Stuctents resumect their stucties after the Ttlantcsgiving vacation. Dee. 6 Rev. C. L. EiCt1er. our Mission Band speatcer. stuowect stictes on time wortc of ttme mission tietcts. Dec. 9 God came clown upon us in the twatt ctay ot prayer. Discouragert tmearts were encouraged by ttwe Lorct s presence. Dee. 9-IU Stuctenls tiact ttueir piCtures tatcen at the Huttman stuetios. tNo Cameras reported tJrotQen.i Dee. ll Rev. Nathan Cohen Pnestcin, a Convertect Jew. spotie in Ct1apet on ttde sut3jeCt. Xvtdat Nteanetti Ttiisfy g LEHMXN BOOK AND STATIONERY CO. S Xve Furry ii Full Line of Bibles W Q i'AxCross from ltwe Court House ! : 129 tfast Berry Street g i i g FOSTER PARKXVAY BARBER SHOP i TH-I Xvesl Foster Partrway i i 'flusl .m,iunr.t ltn- former trom the Pntate Institute. i ! ! i C i ! fl tins tween our custom for over 30 years to mrilze tiigtl grarte ! pfiologrwipfis al reifueeil prices for C'PlllfT'l'L and sehool Classes. I - . . i The pliolo s reprortueeil in Itzzs issue of llie Ligtzt Tower represent i our ciiieruge work. Xve cifwciys slrive to stiow someitiing of the moort omit Ctiarcieler g of euvli inrliriirtiiol ptiofogrczptieat. - . ! Q HUFFD IAN STUDIO ! u . .. as u i 2004 5. Cattioun Street 1 Fort Xvayne, tnctiana Puge f'oiIv-fiinr jig M30 g iyif j7.,..fef Dec. 19 The engraving and printing Contracts for the Light Tower were let. Dec. L20 Christmas vacation! Thank Goclt Christ Came into the worici to save sinners. JANUARY jan. l Baci: to our stitches. Evervone hegan the new year with new zeal. Jan. 3 ixflrs. R. 0. Stullvs message given in ixiission Band was made a real blessing to us. Jan. T Rev. H. Ruhenstein. another ronverleci Jew, spoke in the morning Chapel -service. lan. IO Mission Band election night. Rev. Smith ot this vity showecl sticies of his trip to Palestine. '5.'1 i4Pl' 1''iii''iUllli0iliiU?Gl0iIIlll60ll7llllllflYflllI ill l'iHlHiUiUilO?0 g xi.exNNiNG s BIFAV imaixei Q ful? Xxvest Foster Parkway i g Horne of Quality Aleuls - I M5134 Q E a- u Q BETHEL Pl'Bi-lSHlNG COMPANY i Q Bibles, Religious Books, ivolloes, Greeting Cwurcls, Rewurcls. i ! Chureh nm! Sllflflflj' School Supplies 5 g ISIN South hiain Street Elkhart. Indiana 5 Q To sure vour souf is your spiriluul July. ! To save your feeih is on earthly tluiy ! The contribution to happy days. ! Dr. E. P. Sanhorn Q l Fairfield anci Kinsmoor Fort Xvayne. indiana g Phone H-2571 ! 2 l HUTSONS PHARMACY ! .. 5 seaooi- SUPPLIES - CANDY E - Q 4001 South Xvayne H-5150 ,iq nioioioiozozoiozoia ioiniozuioioiiuif 10:4 10:4 10:1 ingogoioioxeoxo Page Forty-fue Ae f Q30 kiwi jzzwez V. lan. I6 Rev. ix. P. Bournes gave anottier message on the subject of prayer. ian. IT Nr. and Ftrs. Emory txflasters. returned missionaries from India. ministered to us in Ntission Band. Jan. IT Examst Examst Examst Everyone was found Ucrammingu untit Jan. QQ. .lan. 2-I Registration dav Igor new semester. EXTRA! Six students in jaitt Don t tie alarmed: a Gospel team twetd a service in the County jail. Many hands for prayer. Jan. Qo Is it rotdf' Good servire at the C. C. C. Camp. Girls, Trio and Rev. Ringenberg took part in ttie service. lan. 30 .Iared Gerig spoke in Chapel on Ml-tiree Hen-hounds in Philippians FEBRUARY Feta. 2 Yietoryt First trip of ixtens Ctiorus. God gave an outpouring of His Spirit in Elkhart. Fein. 5 ixtr. Xvitmer ted the praver service xvtiicti tasted the whole day. Fein. 4 The Hprinre of preaetiersf' Paul Rees. has been feeding our souts with the tieaventv manna. Glory! Feb. IU President Ramsever gave tiis Grst Chapel message atjter returning lrom the South. Q ' U 'i' E ! ! ! ! ! ! ! . ! g suPERioR Com g Q E f 7 g Coiimux g i Q i , ! j CGAL - CORE - FUEL QIL Q Q i ' ! ! ! Q UIQ XVeHs Street Fort Xvayne. Indiana ! ! ! ! ! ! Q . ! U ! oz: 01 010111 11 11 24 ini: 3 ri sioioinioioie 101014 30101014 ioioioiozrozc Print' I'oriv-sri R N230 LALQLWAZI :Zwet Feh. I3 Young Peopteqs Night at the Missionary:ivhureh with Rev. Rees speaking on the suhjeet, Hxvhat Xyitt the Verctiet Be? MARCH - ,-XPRII- - MAY Mar. 15 Mens Chorus tett on their tour throughout Niehigani htar. L2-1 Att Light Tower materiat ott to the press. Xxrhat a retiet tor Pritt'tiH anrt HHerh.H iXpr, 9 htenls Chorus tett on their western tour into tttinois. Easter vaffation hegan. Apr. 1-1 Ctasses resumect anct stuctents hegan the tast tap ot the sehoot year. Apr. L26 A hus toact wot stuctents gave a program at tjanctora. Htfenn Geiger onee more httect up on that gooet otct Pandora Ugruh. htay 17 Baeeataureate Serviee. txtay 18 Senior Night. txftay 19 Annual Concert at txttissionary Chureh. tvtay 20 Fettowship Cirfte meeting in the ttithte tnstitute ctining Ntay 21 Gractuation exercises hetct in the htissionary Church. Nineteen seniors tetqt otct Bat. to tett the htessect Gospet to those out in sin. The Light Tower Staff hicts eavh senior, Gooct-hye. , with a heart- tett htess you.H g RAPID SHOE REBLWIDERS i Preston Alec 2 g 34113 tiairt-ietct ixvenut tjort Xyayiie. lmh.iii.i i ' i' i 3 HATS' - RUGS - FURS Q -L Q Q DRY CLEANING i 5' Dial H-H32 ISHS-12 Calhoun Street i g THE BIBLE tNSTITl'TE COLPORTAGE i-XSSN 3 OF CHICAGO 5 8 Our work is the provision of Ctiristiuii literature for your use. This is ! uvaitotwte through puretmsu and tu' arrangement fin timitect i quantitiest without Cost, for free ctistritvution. i i Xvrite for Ctetuits. i 8-ll North Xvetts Street Chicago, tttinois 0:0 'ini .........-.i...-.........,-.... -..-.....,......,-..-..-i.g. Page Forty-seven o-1 2 ioioifizizwz-:ox-I:--1 '11 10:14 iz 1 1 1 ir 2 11: iii: 1 in u xio1oiu1ni1 1iz:-in1011.1-Iznizizoiozzrzz-1:i::v14 101031 1011-in 745 N730 Lllyf iZ1.m i9o4 .X SCIIUUI. UF CIIRISTLXN TZTDVCXTION Cqxoiirsus U-fYTui'ufl l. TI lEKll.f lGlf.Xl.. 'l-hree years. -Flajor in lgilnle. 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