Frankfort Pilgrim College - Pilgrim Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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A BURIAL ASSOCIATION OF THE PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Rev. E. J. Clem, President Anderson, Indiana T 1 I Rev. VV. H. Pratt Field Representative Terre Haute, Indiana Rev. Edward Sehoeff, Treasurer A HELPING HAND f 'de 1 For - , AN ACHLNG HEART ... 1 . .a iff? f f O , , Q 1 , g f.-E: Rev. Geo. E. Huff, Vice-Preside11t Rev. E. VV. XYrig'l1t . Cnir- qwfp' Terre Haute, lllfllfllla 'ie Q 'll 'ilcivtrhly Terre Haute, Indiana Hut by an equality, that now at this time your abundanee may be a supply for their want, That their ?ilHlllClHllCQ also may be a supply for your want: That there may be equality.'l H Cor. 8:14. Even so faith, if it hath not works, is dead, being' alone. For as the body witl1out the spirit is dead, so faith without works is dead also. James 2:17, 26. This DC13HI'lI11Gl1l of our ehureh is blessing' many of our needy Pilgrims. This blessing comes at a time VVl161l sorrow reigns in the home. How soothing to the troubled soul to receive a message of comfort and sympathy from the representative body of ehristian bretliren. eontaining a substantial offering to meet the financial needs of the oeeasion. Many have voluntarily expressed their appre- ciation of our good Work. Funeral Direetors over the li-lllfl are amazed lllfll our ehureh is doing tl1is commendable work. God is blessing' and we are ,Q,'l'OXVlll,fl' every day. W1'ite today for information a11d literature. Ad- dress: Rev. E. XV. Wrig'l1t, Gen. See., P. O. Box 131, Terre Haute, Indiana. 1 -109- Xi

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'lb 0+ FRANKFORT PILGRIM COLLEGE FRANKFORT, INDIANA A School of 'Great Opportunity. A School for the Christian Masses. A School of High Splritual Life. A School of Standard Courses. A School of Low Expenses. It Contains the Following' Departments : l3il1leConrses Piano and Voice Theological Expression and Englisli Bible Connnereial Bible College Wind 8: Stringed Missionary Instrunients College Orchestra and I-Iigli School Chorus PRESIDENT. V. G. TAYLOR Grammar School A WONDERFUL SCHOOL IN A SPLENDID LOCATION WILL OPEN ITS FALL TERM SEPTEMBER 15, 1930 THE SCHOOL IS IN THE HEART OF THE I-IOLINESS MOVEMENT HIGH POINTS A Constantly Growing' Enrollment. A Large Campus, Shady and Cool. In A Thrifty l'ity NVith Excellent Eight Denominations Being Repre- Stfn-es. sented. There NYere Students from 1-1 Splendid New Buildings, Bright and States. Cozy. EASY T0 REACH It is easy to reach by three railway systems: the Pennsylvania, two divisions: and the Mon- ong two Interurbans, the T. H. I. 85 E., and Northern Indiana Pow- er Traetion Company. ADMINISTRATION AND DORMITORY BUILDINGS Address Communications to REV. C. G. TAYLOR, President, Frankfort, Ind. 5? -108

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