Frankfort Pilgrim College - Pilgrim Yearbook (Frankfort, IN)

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fbedaje ww?- . lim-n tliuiwll the xx-rv crowclccl schellnlc suenierl to 41 s , I Iiinilcr. thi- lluhzitiiig Society nmnzigecl lo spmisui' bex 1' ffrf . . . ,D-, Q crzil :lg-lmtcs zinrl lnrnin cliscnssimis tln'ong'lnml the ycai f l-:n'g1-lx' nnrlci' the ilircctiun nl mn' speech tcnclicr, Prnt llcnry. thv Suciety furnishes an ninth-t zinil Z1 chzillcng fm' gmail thinking' anrl clczn' rlclivery. Such quzilitia in thc-ii' cnlLix':iLiun is tiniu well spent. I u. , 0 A 'A s- ' b 'I if , jesse Porter l'l1wlrlw'lI Rim l: I. hlumlviiilig, Lf lflctcln-1', ll. .-Xnrlursun, l'i'uf. llcnry, J. l'0rtc1', A. Martin, li. Malone, D. Xsixh, ll. lniin-, Nl, XIVINL-il, -I, Slcwzirt. inn 2: XX. lziylnr, .-X. law, K. limi-lrick, R. Dc-irlrick. Lf Dnpin, M. l'hilli1wpC, S. Jolinsini, U. XVil- wrll, l', llllllliln pc. liuw.i1 F. Turner, lf. Sninnn-iw, l'. Ilnhnca, D. Fl'C'lllHLL'L'l', I., Kmnncr, T. Holi-.honscr, C, McCul- , . lningli, lx. Rlnnv, U, Szilycix' M, linn'nl:in. I 7 J Run 4: l'. lnrnii, IJ, linttx, IJ. Ifim-I:-ii. A. Sattcrfiulfl, 12, lllivc, li. Stone, lvl. lctry, l'. lizicvlnis, P. Will-5, R. Qnfnllx, -gg ., :nw flcqflx' in-cnlwl in thc niinistcriul fin-lil, :incl time spa-nt 1 .

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-- ,swf The influence of our President. Rev. Storey. has in- delibly stamped upon us the great field of missionary endeavor and consequently our Missionary Society has hecome the largest and most active organization on the Campus. XYG cannot he Christ-like and ignore the great command of the Master, Go ye. To turn from this God-given requisite is to fail to win those souls that God has entrusted to our charge. The Society has had as its project this year the build- ing of a missionary home in Swaziland, Africa. 'XYitli our money and prayers we are doing' our best to carry Miss Virginia Meeks our share of the great missionary burden. President ' . . workers are training that of service they might be. -67.-

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iaJ14 'lion The lllinisterial Association is a natural outgrowth of such a school as ours, and although it was just newly' r -V - -',., - -1 organized this year it is one of the largest and most active organizations on the campus. Sponsoring' the school revival in January, they were fortunate in secur- ing Rev. P. O. Carpenter of Ashland, Ky., as the evan- gelist, and we feel that God visited us in a mighty way. The association also held several street meetings throughout the year. Another fine project was the holding of a student ministerial convention during' the month of May, during' which papers were read and discussed and Rev. R. G. Flcxon was the guest speaker. .13-it G? o-:ark , Tommy Holshouser President First Row: F. Summers, D. Salyers, P. Bowers, R. Smith, L. Earlywine, M. XYilson, D. Molin, L VValston. Second Row: T. Holshouser, C. Eckart, Prof. Phipps, L. Ashcraft, President Storey. I. McFarland R. Rhine, V. Batman. Third Row: K. Cobble, E. Batman, D. Watkins, P. Frettinger, XV. Cheeseman, J. Eastburn, A Case, Prof. W1'ight, J, Bauer. Fourth ROW: Miss Bowman, L. Coomer, M. Grove, R. Fitzgerald, R. Chapman, E. Schenck, C McHargue, J. Porter, W. Babb, J. Swan, C. Baker, B. Mobley, J. Stewart.