Johnstown Bible School - Echo Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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H, 1, , - -....,.-..-fI..,a-Q.- .,-...,-.-.-.... ..- ...-S.. ,, .,,.,.. PAUL SCHMUCKER November 7, 1926 Comes from the hoosier State, Indiana. he has already received a diploma for completing three short terms at Goshen Collepe. He serves in young people's meetings and has been president of the Nap- panee LitGP8PY Society. Paul is one who is willing to lend a help- ing hand, is a conversationalist, and stable man. Before coming to sible school he was employed bv the Brethren Service Unit of Nap- panee. Romans 1019. MARGARET RERKSHIRE october- ls, 1924 A worker at Masontown Congre- ation in Southwestern Pennsvl- R , svania Conference. She has been working in the church as a li- brarian, Sundav school and Summer sible School teacher, and as a cook at Laurelville Camp. with her blend of good qualities of character, her future service in the church will certainly be a blessing to many. Proverbs 336. SnRAh MARIE PHINKEY August 7, 1924 Came from Connellsville to Scottdale where she has been em- ployed in the Publishing House as a tvpist for approximatelv five vears. Sarah, a studious and energetic girl, has exercised her talents for her Master's service as a Sundav-school teacher,'member of the Scottdale Ladies' Chorus, a Sunday-school Secretarv-Treas- urer, a Sewing Circle member, and a helper in Literarv Societv af- fairs. A few years apo she felt the need of knowinf her Saviour better, and with this aim in mind has chosen to attend J.B.S. Her friendlv manner and readiness to serve will certainlv continue to be a blessing to her in years ahead. II Timothy 2gl5. PAUL EASH September 50, 1924 A farm boy, has alwavs lived in the Holsopple Communitv. Be- sides his farming interest he has served as a helper in a carpenter crew. He is a sincere worker for the Lord, and is ready and will- ing to enter into definite miss- ion work when the Lord calls. Matthew 28:19. FLORENCE SHORT October 12, 1922 Florence attended Johnstown Bible School two terms--'40 and '47--at Leo, Indiana, two weeksg at Archbold, Ohio, eight weeks: and one vear at Hesston, Kansas. In her home church she is an as- sistant Sundav-school teacher. She tries to go forward in life with a greater zeal. A future possibilitv mav be a nursing cas POST. Galatians 2:22. c MWLVIN NUSSBAUM December 6, 1920 Melvin spent his vounr manhood dave in the state of Ohio. Soon after makinx his home in this com- munitv he was appointed to take. charge of the Cambria Fuel Miss-1 ion Sundav School, a position 9 which he still holds.. Feeling the responsibilitv of his trust and , need of a dee-,er knowledge of the Word of God, he has s ent four years at J.B.S. His life is a challenge to us and an incentive to hisher Christian ideals in our Mennonite youth. Isaiah 5121. A --.-..,..-.-qnnsIl!!rZ2f2:'....c

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' I f ' --- -.K -,.f ,a,.- , ,,,, , H ,W ,, ,,., ,,i,,,,,,,,, Wm H 1 Three Year MY ALLIINE . January 25, 1925 A member of the Thomas Church of Johnstown, has served several years as a Sunday School secretary. UShe is GHSHFGG as a Sunday School tea- cher at the Headrick Mission, and also asua Summer Bible School tea- cher. her Christian personality has been a rreat help in her daily vocation. Ihilippians 4g15, ERMA SAYLOR Ibcember 1, 1928 Is a native of this community. Her life has been enriched spirit- ually thrdiah her J. D. S. work.She has learned to love her Lord and Saviour more, and is serving as an assistant Sunday School teacher at the Thomas Church where she is at home. When not in school she is helping her parents on the farm. Her ambition is to do housework, 1' although she is willing to serve wherever-the Lord calls. Romans 1232. -. ALICE'BLAUCH June 25, 1904 Attends the Pinto Mennonite Church where she has an active part as Sunday School teacher, song leader and cradle roll super- intendent, as she may be called upon. She is also correspondence secretary for the Gospel Herald. Her three years of Bible School here have been a great asset to her. May the Lord bless the ef- forts she puts forth in further service for him. Psalms 5735. BARBARA EBERLY October 17, l9l9 Formerly from Lancaster, County. Two years of high school stud? were taken at E. M. S. At present she is engaged at the Johnstown Mission. Her aim is to be a mis- sionary nurse and to serve her Lord wherever he may lead- PS2lmS 2534,5. LQUI ss, MILLER July fee, 1026 y Louise's life has been spent in the local district. She is employed during the year at a , dry cleaning establishment. Emr church work includes that of Sun- day School teacher, a member of the Y.P.B.M.Committee, librarian of the Junior Sewing Circle, and treasurer of Tract Band. She is a very zealous Christian worker. Philippians 5314. IVIE ALWINE August 19, 1927 ls a member of the Thomas Con- preaation in the Johnstown Dis- trict. She is an employee at Alwines Dairy. With her past ex- perience at J.B.S. she has become more capable as a Sunday school and Summer Bible School teacher, and our best wishes go with her in life. Proverbs 536. MARY LANDI S December 14, 1912 Mary Landis came from North Dakota to Ohio in her youth. She works in the Old People's Home at Rittman, Ohio. Her Bible School experiences consisted of one short term at E.M.S., and one at Canton, previous to her third year at this school. She has a quiet, commendable spirit which has been a contribution to our student group. Psalms 2731- MARY SWARTZENTRUBER February 7, 1926 T' I ' .- Mary is a great lover of chil- dren and her desire and ambition is to serve her Lord by working with children.She has faithfully carried on the service as librar- ian in her Sunday school. She also teaches a class, and tcaChGS Summer Bible School. She greatly enjoys chorister work. She is a great lover of music. She has spent her life in the DuckeVG State, Ohio. Colossians 5fl6. -G I -Nil A N