Frankfort Pilgrim College - Pilgrim Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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BELLE THOMAS Our Deaconess There are those like the princess born to a great name. There are others, who sit under the shadow of great parents whose reflection has seemingly thrown its glamour of greatness around them. There are others, who have won. greatness in the line of discovery, statesmanship, education, or science, but there is so much about these that is unreal. Then there are those about us of whom the world scarcely hears, who are known only among the common people or the poor and the distressed. They have forgotten themselves, while their lives are lived in the lives of others. Their names are not sung by the poets or the historian, but they have been remembered in the prayers of those Whom they relieved in distress and comforted in sorrow. Their good deeds may not have been mentioned outside the home where the good deed was done but their names are written in Heaven and put down for a palace and crown. Such a person, who has given her ministration as Deaconess of Frankfort Pilgrim College, is our own active, loved sister in Christ, BELLE THOMAS. She has visited the sick, comforted the dying, distributed clothing to scores, brought food and cheer to hundreds in our cityg she has done her work well and singlehearted. Hers is the greatest name in our Annual. Burn to be great, Pay not thy praise to lofty things alone. The plains are everlasting as the hills, The bard cannot have two pursuits, aught else Comes on the mind with the like shock as though Two worlds had gone to War, and met in air. ee eee e-91o--

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3 why 612311115 Q OUR INDUSTRIES OUR PRINT SHOP Quite recently the school purchas- ed a printing outfit. The large press will print any kind of work up to a page twelve by twenty. The two smaller presses make excellent job presses at the rate of about sixteen hundred pieces an hour. This gives us facilities for printing such work as the college paper, letter heads, envelopes, posters, etc. The College is doing its own printing and com- mercial work from various places in the state. OUR BAKERY Our oldest industry is our Bake Shop. The school put in a gas oven, a mixing machine, stcrage and rais- ing shelves and other equipment necessary to carry out the work of baking bread, pies and pastries. Re- cently, we looked up from our desk and standing in the doorway was our baker, holding up a loaf of bread and some buns. She said, with a smile, Look what I have. It looked good and the people who patronize the shop think so, too. OUR MACHINE SHOP This is our baby industry but contains the most valuable equipment of all. It contains some of the very best machinery for making various articles. Brother Culley, who is running it for the school, is an expert machinist. If you want your lawn mower sharpened or repaired, a pair of ice-tongs or a music holder made, or if you have repair jobs of steel or iron, send them in. Try out our new shop. .97..