London College of Bible and Missions - Archway Yearbook (London, Ontario Canada)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1948 volume:

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Bedford, BA., BD Premdcnt Bedtard epntanuzee the spsrlt at the L ndan Buble lnstututc l-lub attaunment t such a rank at respcnsnbnltty ns due to hm Obulottes and capactty for strenaaa, endeavour Scnolastucally, he vs qualtfted weth the Pastofs Course at the Moody Buble lnstltute, has BA from Houghton College, and nab B D from the Eastern Tlweolagucal Semunart Far several team he was 0 pastor, and befrre Camung to the Instntute IH l944, he durected Ship Ahoy, a large Servtce Center an the Eastern States tar the purpobe at wunmng 5anlor5 ta Jeiax Cl'1rt5t durtng Wt'urld War ll Pnsscsetng wt and a trtendlt dtspostttan, hrs elftce I5 alwaxs open fur counsel nevertheless, he rnatntatns the hugh bpnrntual and scholastuc standards at the lmtutute Wlhethcr In the clawra nw, chapel, otfvce or pulptt, President Bedford nag dcmanstratecl hw aboltttu and won the respect of the lacultv Ond wtudcnt luadx. The London Bible Institute For the printing of a new book there should be an adequate reason, and for the conducting of o school there should likewise be an adequate cause Perhaps you have well asked, What is L,B.l, all about anyway ? It is with this in mind that we offer a few suggestions. ln this complex world with its increasing demands, a school of this nature must indeed be able to give a reason for the hope that is within it . L.B.l. is primarily designed to be o school of basic training in the Word of God. It aims there' fore, to equip the student with a practical knowledge of the Word as a foundation upon which to build in life, Foundations must be carefully laid, for the strength and serviceability of the superstructure dee pends upon them, Of one thing we are positivei there is no other foundation for life than that which is established in the Scriptures To build here is to build upon the Rock which secures the house from :ollopsing when the storms of skepticism, humanism, and despair sweep dawn upon it. Education without Christ cannot long endure, but alas, how many there are who would attempt to defy this eternal principle Thus it is that L.B,l, as but one of that large num- ber of Bible institutes and Bible colleges, seeks to meet the need in formulating Iife's purposes and pur- suits upon the authority of the eternal Ward From her halls have giine forth missionaries, carrying the message of redemption to the perishing millions of Africa, India, China, South America, the far north in the North West Territories, the lumber camps of Northern Ontario, the island world of the Caribbean and war-stricken and confused areas of Europe. This indeed is L.Bl,'s excuse for exis- tence . To prepare these ambassadors of Christ for this diplomatic service abroad, representing the Court af Grace, is no light responsibility Pray ye there fore the Lord of the harvest that He will thrust forth labourers int0 His harvest Someone has said, that, When an adult is won, a soul is saved, but when a child is wan, a whole life is saved. Much might be said regarding the exis- tence of a special department for Christian Education Suffice it to say that it makes the Christian faith the keystone of the educational arch with its specific endeavour in training young hearts for God's glad service, This service, porticularized, includes the im- portant responsibility :f winning children to o saving knowledge of the living Saviour in ways and means that follow Gods laws of nature lt also endeavours to prepare a leadership that will be ready to step into positions of respcnsibility such as. missionaries, home and abroad, pastor's wiveS, Bible teachers, children's workers and directors of Christian educae tion in the local churches L B l has such a depart- ment with farty-two enrolled Christ in you, the hope of glory we proclaim, warning every man and teaching every mon in all wisdom, that we present every man mature in Christ The Gospel ministry demands the best possible preparation Not all servants of the Cross are priviv leged to spend four years at a university and then an additional three years ot o seminary or theological college before entering upon thot which is eglled, the active ministry When such preparation is possible, it indeed seams ideal, but there is a very worthy army of those less privileged academically- These men, who being truly laid hold upon by the Lord, and limited to a short period cl preparation, must be assisted in their high and holy calling The Pastar's Course is designed to cxnpress the essentials ol the ministry into the narrow confines of three years, lt is directional to the student, charting for him meth- ods of study, introducing to him the tools ol sermon c nstruction, and mast of all, it is a cultivation of His own soul A survey of the evangelical ministry in almost ony geographical location will testify to the inspiration and blessing of the Bible institute and Bible college instruction. L.B,l thus dedicated to positive evangelical teaching ministry desires sincerely to make lull proof f that ministry . The measure of the Lard's blessing thus far eniayed is mast gratifying, but we would be reminded of the fact that the goal is still ahead Let us therefore run for the prize of the high calling of Gad in Christ Jesus H ,lean C, Scott, B A, Registrar Miss Scott cares for the many duties ase sociated with the office of Registrar. Super- vising the business matters relating to a student body of two hundred is a sizeable task. ln addition however, she als. acts as one of the instructors in the English Department, and as Secretary- to the Board of Directors department heads E. Ralph Hooper, M.D. ln his capacity as Dean of the Institute and Director of the Missionary Department, Dr Hooper gives to the school the benefits of his rich experience. A missionary statesman :if warldfwide repute, he has served in many fields around the globe. There are few men today who can look back over the years and recall as he can the meetings of famous preachers, teachers and evangelists for half a century His life, filled with the blessings of an extensive ministry, is indeed a benediction to all who know him. Luella l. Loewen, MA. John Honeyman, B.A. A graduate of the University of Western Ontario and Knox College, Toranta, Mr. Haney- man is the Superintendent of the Institute. ln addition, upon him devalves the responsibility of directing the Preparatory year, and that of instructing in Greek and Christian Evidences, His instruction leads the men of the Pastor's Course into the more profound truths of the Greek New Testament and he has contributed greatly toward our students' ability to refute effectively many af the erroneous philosophical ideologies prevalent today. Miss Lcewen came to the school this year as Director of the Christian Education Depart- ment. Educationally, she has her MA. in the field of Christian Education from Wheaton Col- lege and is a graduate fsom a State Teachers' College with several years' teaching experience. The evangelization and instruction of children requires specialized workers, and this course aims to pr vide qualified young people to meet the challenge. Although she has been with the school but a few months, Miss Loewen has demonstrated her qualifications for this task. faculty ' K U af Aggmmg In the ocoderwc -,ectlorw ft thi' aqhatttl cmrucutum, Mr Kenneth J Br vffti' t Q tjtnr1f,tn'5 Chrwtufm PUNK SChfml BA trtQr.fL Prmopol, ,, the m5frUgyt.r rn French H11 - Om-, tr, tt, Qfrwtdy the student wth Q wvrl--ftg Fur the bcllever thus' rw rw t .gut mt rt tp, tw the uuthentncnty ond Cracinbttrtf. tt thy Sfvtg tures, yet ony Confnrmgtttm gwriwxu- tn nw, regard us of specngl Intern-xr Mr R M VVtn IOWK CIGSSC5 In ArChGCulogx Ktnrww Hwy Ntuthnt- how God, In H15 wudrmnw, ho' pr. guy! tx wr new tO Himself nn the Onttqu tu fn-N thot Qxnsted In Buble tmws :tu . 'tt vit.1W-1,1 LfFM'Wlf'dQC 'tt thy Frertch 'crwqucqi' Fryrtrh Ns-v. T-G'YQ1Y1I'VWY Mr Glarvw I V!,3rt.!r.N um' tw -, -mxtvr rnttm thy pvbtltubte Jxrrutg- tt E ' K Ntwi. Under his xupcrxay rw thy Fri-.Mrvuvw rtmir s corctul onolxwx .ft aocrul Btttlv Lt-4 X N wut tm LIYL' ,nf Chrlit nm! rhe- so teach us to number our doys IM. .,g,gm'tIgv.v1uv1 ,wc WW-' 9'2 -C J Cv ,,, 15.6, mg, .Jf1.1E-e,gt-wxtrtfh, qurtmi rmtruc 1, ft A jwnn F- Durwl-tn, 8 A Th M WVYCDYYVW , 4.4, tm Drzttof. The l ww' S- t'1'Hf- Dr' ' jc-,1 UM fur- gr A tfit 1 f- r Nm NLACCCV-'H' 'n'K'l'w ,N HR, 4 K.t4 thot we moy opply our heorts unto wisdom Mr. S. Fronklln Logsdon lnstructs the men Great men of the Forth dot the course f Church Hnstory. Mr W D Eduson Motthevts, B Pond, leods hrs Chrnstuon Brogrophy closse-t unto an opprecuotron of the lrves of these men os hc pcents out the loctors contrrbutrng Tw then grcotness ond to thetr tremendous oc' Compllshments. of the Postor's Course un l-lomtletrcs ond Postor, ol Theology, Has studues ot Prtornoc Stote College, Western Morylond College ond Dnckrn- gcn Semlnory, together wrth o brood postorol experuence ond successful mnmstry, provnde ornple stores of proctacol rnstructuon for future mrnrsters of the Word people. l New Testornent lntroductson, Brblrcol Her' moneuttcs ond Hlstorv of Mussrons ore three fundor-nentol sublects whuch ore necessorv to the equnpment of o quolsfued postor. Mr J,hn E Bcehmer, BA, Th,M, 0 groduotc of Wheoton College ond Dollos Theologucol Se- mnnory, IS the Instructor an these fields Pr morw years on Instructor ot the Instr- tute In Bible Analysts cmd Perscnol Evongelnsm, Hr Aluson Welch left thus post foll for the needy fueld ot Sherbrooke, Quebec Hrs deep love for the Word wtll be o blessung to thot Wlth me mcrcc-img number f vcxmq wgmen enrerrng fu!! time aarwce, procflcol wg gestuons toward o more effective mm-srrx orc ,rwoluowe Mrw Glenn I Wardclw classes knfwn oz Chnsrlorw Women s Service deaf wwfh mom ef the pr Mcm: that sho!! :nnfrwnr YHQH1 02 they Qrmc-pore future serwcc THC SOWUYIHD Y !,'1 mgn, 3 Qf f'1CfYW N rv! YCCOfdCd an 'ht' DOQCS gf O text bf! 5, bu! mg, rmhcr fvc answered in f,k- nc wh! N thrwwjh Q We Ywmc dtvf-ted ww thc Lvd 2 'vvwu 13 In G D X hun In C ur1Ns : ww-C-x lf' HCV CODOCNM 'J HMLASC M -Uwcr In Ylxp Qvrh 1 9 the Dfvrfvml v. ,Mfg R -,Q Bgldwm V. tht my I wvmwm Hur. nwq-, Qr, fwjv Cllixufg ffnff H f-r H N'vs imp Y as He appoints lxmip hkr Gmixpcvd fm her Juxnnfix Oppwnfcfi Cilllmfi QU, LCL4 Q ,Z mmgmj GQ H ,. jl .rwdu w, 'MM GUCMIHK Xmnni MA fx :nur mculrx number and M6011 If We CVVMVOVY E-ju'iGY ' D1L'3'Y 'C ' V' V' 'VX Chmg A grodumsg fvf Vv'heawr1 C'Mi'Qi' wma hy' Mover x dug'-'e lf' UWH1-3'1 EJUC0 tw vw ,bg was wall Ml-Q11 hu with foculfx ami 'dlhicrwr t'-'Z-in If wi- HMW Y- JVC' W2 seniors .30 President: Arthur W. Wright Secretary: Melba J. Dodd Treasurer. HaroldJ Hide LET HIM LEAD I have set the Lord always before me because He is at my right hand, I shall not be moved, NI J 11,4-YWLE vii, ,,.r- -a 21.7- Q , ,' ' ' .N V Y. .v ,- .-5 , L, 1 ' , - .gx 1 -1'-. I R' ' ' ' 9-A ,W : . , 4 i -. f7.l :.: 'z - - .1211 ' 'W , I QQ-1-lm. . Q 'r' JN ' , t . 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CARLSON Erre, Pa CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Unless thc Lord had been mx help, my soul had almost flwrlt IU srlcrwcc Psa 94 l7 MALACHI S. W. COALTER Toronto, Om PASTORS COURSE For by grace are ve wawrl through forth, and that rm! of wurselx-es rr ra the gafr at God H Eph 2 8 PEARL R. FREDERICK Bradford, Ont MISSIONARY COURSE They have no lmowlodgf' that Set up the wood of thelr grawen rmage, and pray unto a Gad that cannot Save Tell vi, and hrmg them near Isa 45 DO 854 if 1 'iQ --i ...Gi 23 21 I JOY E. BUCKRELL l4',.rljg-Xnlllg CIM! MISSICNJAF-,W CCURSE l'l Gfwjl ls mx vdllgfrfn Gnd frm zlfr, me r-Dal ffm xrrgngrh :fl '1-, rgfl.3.' l, rn G'-,1 U-l: 6? 7 ROY CAMPBELL V Nu 1' Om . 7 '1L'Cl7 X A311255 ' -1 Qm .I Jnl Ph' X Q1 ARTHUR M. CAVEY A3 'CNY x l Magi - l vs H vw- ,114 s l Hr rgshrrxflr rv r Q. .N hm l HM -M y y.mq ww Nik f ul 'vw lu? H -lvfylln rw 1 Ml MELBA J. DODD 1.'. 1 Nu! '-l 't-l'.1Nf'Nl-'Y Coljligl An' flu Lrlvfl HC ll I, HN!!! ' lh g' l-Clan fhgf HC wlll luf .vm True H. wll nr fall Nw., mf fhvr Y rl'1L.j fhri lcd' r' V rw VH- ' 'Q lrwmdxfd DCU! 3l E MURDY E. GETTY Krrklgml Lal-Q Ont NAISSICNAM COURSE lllrx 1, 0 lmfhful agymg and W rrhx ol all acceptatrorl, tho! Chrri! Jesus came mr' the world to 5ClNC NIVVWCVS Cl whom I qnw rlwr:-f I Tlfvw l T3 DONALD GORRIE Woodstock, Ont CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Wrthal praymg also for us that God would open unto us o door of utterance, to speak thc mystery of Chnst, for whrch I am also In bonds: that I may make It manrfest, as I aught to speak Col 4:3, 4 HAROLD HIDE Belmont, Ont. MISSIONARY COURSE Trust rn the Lord wrth all thme heart, and lean not unto thrne own understanding. Prev. 3.5 RICHARD LAMBERT Montreal, Quebec MISSIONARY COURSE My salvation shall be forever and my righteousnes shall not be abolished. Isa 5I.6 WILLIAM E. LARGE Toronto, Ont. PASTOR'S COURSE Be strll, and know that I om God, I wall be exalted among the heathen, I wnll be exalted in the earth. The Lord of hosts rs wrth us, the God of Jaccb rs cur refuge. Psa 46 IO, II WELLINGTON MIDGLEY London, Ont. PASTOR'S COURSE Have I not commanded thee? Be strong and of a good cour- age, be not afrard, nerther be thou dismayed: for the Lord thy God is with thee wrthersoever thou goestf' Jnsh. I:9 X-uv .419 ' ' G 4-CIO .Y-1-,I ali - i if wr' .C- ll'- rpm +L-Br -4.51. vi ELAINE HARRISON Ottf7v.'l, Ont MISSIONAIJY COUI- Ll 'Uglvld I wcnrl an Anqr-I In turf rhcc, to I-ceo thee IH tht- wa, and to lurrnq thee unto tht plan whlch I havc prepared! Ex 23 TO ALICE C. HENDERSON Montreal, Quebec CHRISTIAN EDUCATION 'I have set the Lord always be' fare me because I-le rs at my rrght hand, I shall not he moved Psa I6 8 LEONARD C. HOWAY London, Ont PASTOR'S COURSE I wvll say of the Lord, I-le ns rm refuge and my fortress mt God, un Hum wall I trust M Psa QI 2 RUTH A. LARGE T ronto, Ont CHRISTIAN EDUCATION 'The Lord tht Gul, I-IQ at rs that doth go wnth thcc, He wall not fall thee, nilr forsake thee ' Deut 3l 6 ELSIE V. LAVERY I-lamtlton, Ont MISSIONARY COURSE lf I take the wlngs of the mfr nlng,ar1CI dwell rn the uttfrrnirst parts of the sea C'lf 1 thcrc shall Thy hand lead me, onl Thy rrqht hanj shall hold nw Psa I3Q 9 I3 WALTER E. NICHOLS Mt Brtdgus, OUT PASTOR 5 COURSE Herein I3 Iuvsj, not thm we loved God, but that he loved u'- ond sent I-Ins S vw tc be The pri putnctucwn for Nur suns I JOHN A ICI DOROTHY PEACE Homllt' In, On! AAISSIONPRY COURSE And I-Ie I9 YIWQ head MI the Ivody, the cIxurrIw whu an Nw Iwcqmmng, tIzg Itrst Iturn Irrfm the CIQCJQI, that IH QII thmqs I-Ii mrqht Iwqvf' IIN prcfmvvwrrwt CMI I I8 ARTHUR SADLER IJIHCIOI1, Ont PASTOI4 'B COUI7 SI 'Fw Ivy qrau, arf' -.nk -11wgtI tIwrfIuQIW Imth, tmd thu! nt It II V' urselvcm It I'-. the qutt ttf GMI ' Eph Q 8 DOROTHY B. SMITH Lf-radon, Ont CI-II? ISTIAN EDUCATION My gram I- tLII'IICIf'VTI Irv Ihre II C tv IQ 9 ARTHUR W. WRIGHT ST COIIWQ-rlrmvf, Civ! PASTOIT5 COIJUKE 'WIWOIYI Iwcwmg mtt ,wrt Imve, In whom, tIwuUqIw not-I gk QQQ Hum not, '.Ct IiIfIr-:Ing ,Q vclowce wvth IM. LIV7NDCLlI'C1I,rIC and ILIII OI Qlfvry I Pct I B I 4 ,, .L -.I 1.1 L I -Q ' . 1 IC' -Q14 I. l i sf 1 . ul i 36 in-if 'U wi i Q- 1 ETHEL F. PARKER Homtltofw Om MISSIONARY COURSE F r this God IS our God for mer and exe-r He wnII be Our uutde eterw unto death P30 48 IA GORDON E. RENDLE GQII, Ont PASTOR S COURSE He vt Ihr' R CI- Hug work us perfect I r QI! Hts woxs orc gn.-Iqmuwt n Cr fi I truth ond -MIIYAII Irwtvjud, IUSI ond Hgh! I- Hz DCU! 32 4 WILLIAM SIFFT Hqsvull n On! WXSTOFY 3 COURSE Th. .gtrm1I C111 ts tht, refuge NMI urwIcrrw-1tI'v arc the eter Ifnftlnl nrrr- DCU! 27 RUTH E. STEWART Brgntfurti Om CHRISTIAN EDUCATION 'Xl IA IHIJVWI-H IIC urifm GOLI, .'-Iwch c.Iwow iouscth us I0 vrrumph In Chrtst, and maketh 'wwqnvfcxt YIM :stout of Hts In fled-gc It. IIC In even' Nncc II Cor 2 I4 GERALD L. WRIGHT St Moms Ont PASTOR S COURSE Gnd was -rw Christ recorvcllvng the world unto I-Iumseif, rwt tm- putmg thctr trcsoosscs unto them, ond hath ccmmlttcd unto ue the wfird ft rcconcilnotton' II Cor 5'I9 juniors sl is President' William H, White Secretaryi Marian M Young Treasurer. Muriel A Vamderlup CHRIST PRE-EMINENTH He must increase, but I must decrease -...., 33- 3... ui'- All MARGARET R. ALLOWAY Oshawa, Om CI-IPISTIAN EDUCATION L. GRACE BARTJA West AAODPYOD, Ont CHRISTIAN EDUCATION LAWRENCE V. BIGELOW I,of1d n Om PASTOR S COURSE OLIVE BRITTAIN Sumqmgx On! MISSIONARY COURSE JEAN D. CAMERON DLIIIIYTD Q01 CHRISTIAN EDUCATION MADELIENE A. CAMPBELL Lmwdurw, Ofwr MISSIONARY COURSE OLIVE CRUICKSHANK LI IrwcIfm, Ont M ISSIONAFY COURSE MURIEL BARRIE TIIIg0nbUrQ Cn! CHRISTIAN EDUCAT ION AUDREY BENSON Tgrx nrm Om CHRISTIAN EDUCATIOI- M. JOYCE BROWN MQIECHN SQIIIYQ' I- S CHF-'ISTIAW EDLICAIICU CONSTANCE W. CAMERON GCI! Qu' Q-u.'I5TlA-, EFL Is AI IU. JEAN CAMERON Golf Om CHR IST IAN EDUCATION JEANNE CARNS Londi-rv, ON CHRISTIAN EDUCATION MARGARET S. CULP Arthur Ont MISSIONAKY COURSE ALVIN R. DICK Kltchcncr, Ont PASTOR'S COURSE ORVILLE EHNES Kutchener, Ont, PASTOR'S COURSE BERNARD L. FLANAGAN London, England CHRISTIAN EDUCATION R. BRUCE FOSTER London, Ont. PASTOR'S COURSE DOREEN E. FREDERICK Bradford, Ont. MISSIONARY COURSE EVELYN R. HARRETT Aylmer, Ont. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION JACK L. HOCKNEY Lcndon, Ont, PASTOR'S COURSE CDRDON DOREY H0rnuIton, Ont PASTOR'S COURSE LEW D. FARREL Newcastle Brldge, N B PASTOR'S COURSE HENRY T. FORD Ottawa, Ont PASTOR'S COURSE BETTY E. FRAZER Nuagara Falls, Ont. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION DORIS GALWAY Lyndhurst, Ont MISSIONARY COURSE MURIEL HEMMINGS Goodwood, Ont CHRISTIAN EDUCATION HELEN E. HOFSTETTER Preston, Ont MISSIONARY COURSE MELISSA B. HONNER Pom Swun-J, Om CHR ISTIAN EDUCATION ELIZABETH MocNAUGHTON Block Puer Brndge, N E PASTORS COURSE SAMUEL J. MIKOLASKI Q, ISIIIIQ On! PASTOP S COUIUE HELEN L. MILLER IJQwmQrIf.g-In CMI CHI-'IBTIAN EDUCATION MERVIN D. PASTORIUS I4VIvmI:. Ir GMI 'VIISSIONAI-'N COUIQSI, SHIRLEY PEACHEY Lwmiunl Om CHRISTIAN EDUCATION WINIFRED B. PRICE Oqkwlle Om CHRISTIAN EDUCATION WILLIAM J. LEAROYD Covuqo, On! PASTORS COUPSE M. EILEEN MARR VV0terdI1Iwn Om CHIUSTIAN EDUCATION BETTY L. MILLER SHQII VII, OH! VIISIJIONA5- I' ECLIPSE ROY H. MURPHY Srgrn-gl On! CHI-' ISTIAW EDLICAT ICI'J RUBY L. PASTORIUS Exwx Ont MISSIONAI-W COUFSE INES W. PENNY Toronm, Om CHRISTIAN EDUCATION LA VERNE PRETTY SI Mom s Om PASTORS COURSE JANE A. PROWTEN Thorgld, Ont CHRISTIAN EDUCATION SHIRLEY E. RICKER Moncton, N B PASTOR'S COURSE MARGARET B. ROBINSON Homnlton, Ont. CHRISTIAN EDUCATION ROLAND C. RODIN Toronto, Ont. PASTOR'S COURSE ESTHER S. ROWE St, Mory's, Ont. PASTOR'S COURSE GLORIA M. SULLIVAN Nuogoro FoIIs, Ont CHRISTIAN EDUCATION R. HAROLD THYNNE London, Ont. MISSIONARY COURSE RUTH J. REID Homullnnl Ont CHRISTIAN EDUCATION ELIZABETH J. ROBERTS Burlnngton, Ont CHRISTIAN EDUCATION EILEEN I. ROBSON Cornoko, Ont, MISSIONARY COURSE MARION ROGELSTAD Brantford, Ont MISSIONARY COURSE ERIC L. STAGG Colgorv, Alto PASTOR'S COURSE NORMAN K. THATCHER Hamilton, Ont MISSIONARY COURSE DAVID J. TOEWS London, Ont PASTORS COURSE -93 T Qt' N. iff W, DOUGLAS TUCKER Ton nto, Ont MISSIONARY COURSE C. ROY VANDERLIP Brantford, Ont PASTORS COURSE THOMAS M. WATSON London, Ont PASTOR'S COURSE WILLIAM HENRY WHITE Dortmlfuth, N S PASTORS COURSE MILDRED G. WOOD Wolloceburg, Om CHRISTIAN EDUCATION MURIEL A. VANDERLIP Brgnffivrd On! NAISSIONARY COURSE DONALD H. WARDELL I. rm! rw On! PASTOF S COUIQSE GODFREY S. WAUD W Ihr cb ON FJAETOI- S COUWSE ELSIE A. WHITMORE 'qvn rw! r L On! vI3SIONALw COURSE MARION M. YOUNG LI,grwII' n QM' CHRISTIAN EDUCATION fI'CShmZl1 I x at ', ': ah, 4 I --N u,A Q, , A Q, 5' - 1 t Presrdenf' Ivor Greermslode Secretory Ruth A, Beam Treasurer Norman Dcompnd GO, STAND AND SPEAK Go, stand ond Speck in the temple to the people all the words of this life. I I 11 'l3l', L' ' ' 1 '1 '. ' '--'xv' ' vhs. .- , . P 'I ,,-' 5 - 1 . up! 'sn V. via .JV N : 0 ,,v G5 - 9,11 Y , -if Q ' 'Lv' ' . ' nj, - 5'-' ,.g,. . , A .. ' 1. ,Ib J N ' 1 ?w:-'Q ,RC ! rr ,I h 4 'gl .4 , ,x , . A. - ' J Q ..,. 'e. ,ugl Y ' , r ifv.-JH -r - .' 5 5.4 , . 1 O1'A 1 'X .. H n . . - nw' r Q A -. ,vif.y'ef. .A W 3 1 v' ' W.-Lg . .g .vi . 'tv-'3 , -1: I V ff Kyiv? ' . -J... ' . L, ' I ' 5 . I Q 0 wha., '7 ', . ' , ru kl' Q. ' 'I ',-4 '7f'4- . 'J 'vi gg' n 1 la H' J it-1. ,YV . L90 , .X 'H :N JK I , .n . E'--vJ'zL 'f? 5'i!p'- up Y 'Q. 'iv-Jgg,-1 A , ,, FC 73 Lc.mv,,l'L- , I 0 A ,, - va ' 4 n Q 1-,T xi . ,gl 1 , ' -,, ' ' I 'VZ J. pl. Bb. . , . . J, , 5 -I I - -1 V 1 nu Q f 1 ? ' s al ig.: ',i,' -- d. -. . 5 n 3 . Q . 'Vs-i1'Sbef'5 9 . ' E. FLORENCE ADAMS SWB? Om CLIFFORD ARKELL Hanmrtmrm, Om MONA I. ATKINSON Q11 Hull Ou! BERT BASKIN II,gmwH rw Ont E. KEITH ADAMS Byron, Ont RUTH H. ALLEN Roseland, Ont DONALD L. ARMSTRONG Wmdsor, Om LORNA ARNDT Kvfqhenerl On! VALERA BAILEY Pwr! Huron Much BERVA BARBER Wcod5r,cL, Om RUTH A. BEAM London, Om RUTH N. BELDING Chance Hortmur ...Q 1 GQ' was W JEAN BRACKENBURY bl Thmnwg. Ont GEORGINA BRIDLE Fri-gmgn On! SADIE BUCHANAN Hunmltmw On! ENNA BUCHKOWSKY Ncllow Cri-ck SQA JUNE M. BURNSIDE Oshowo, ON FRANCES BUSH Burlungton, Ont ELSIE CIEL GOL-dclls Much MARION M. COWAN Hmmi.-rw Maru N S HAZEL BRITTAIN r J W1C Q' LJ!!! LOREEN BUGG Hderr H fwf-v DOROTHY CAWSTON Strqnf rd, Om GLEN E. CROWE Tmri NS M. MARIE DAVIS Lnndon, Ont MURIEL G. DAVIS London, Ont NORMAN DIAMOND Lustowel, Ont. VIOLA DROUMBOLIS London, Ont LEON W. ELFORD Momtoulln Is, Ont, KATHLEEN I. ERB Stratford, Ont GORDON F. FINCH London, Ont, NORMAN M. FINCH London, Ont, DAVID G. GANTON Torontc, Ont, ROSS HARRIS Enn, Ont, HOWARD KEELEY Clnnton, Maine M. RUTH LAMBSHED Aldershot, Ont IVOR GREENSLADE Honno, Alto, ELEANOR E. HUMPHRIES Homnlton, Ont. KENNETH L. HAYES London, Ont. ROBERT JACKSON Essex, Ont, MARYLYNN KELLETT Woloceburg, Ont, DONALD KERR Brantford, Ont. DOROTHY LEES Fruitlond, Ont, ROSS LOUGH RAN Listowel, Ont. KITCHENER DAW London, Ont MADELEINE DUCKER Mount Dennus, Ont LEN FEX Hearst, Ont MAURICE FOSTER Barrie, Ont 'tx .gg 5 Rs: BEATRICE LOVELADY HIC,-'f, ' M Cnr RALPH MEEKER :VL V, KENNETH W. MORRISON 3'.rv.uJ, Qvr HAROLD RAINEY f. yy, ,Uv 5 - U6 ,--ug r Y? JOY LYNN ROBERT MAGEE Em PHYLLIS MINNICK FRANCIE MORGAN 1v',IV, . A4 yum' HARRIET NORMAN ISABEL G. PURVES I I RENE C. ROBERTS MARJORIE ROGERS THELMA R. SHERWOOD vIvf Ql- MAEBELLE STAHL .' V., P I F. PATRICIA C, STYRAN 1r,..I . Ur.- MARY A. SUTTON L mf ,. C., RUTH VANDERLIP bmv-r' wi Cr: RUTH VAN PATTER gy U, -H, QM ALICE R. WEBER K tfhlvwlr C117 WERNER WELAND I-fwiiwgvur CM DLn1r,.,I,g Qu' .?.-V .' .-w Q I' 70 WILLIAM STANLEY E LUCILLE SYMES IRIS WADE NORMAN C, WHITE '. - fv P-,HZ preps t -5. ,isnrg Qt 'W' President: Melbourne E Cuthbert Secretory' Joycel Bobcock Treosurer. John F Mcliillop ALIVE UNTO GOD And wbotsoever ye do in word or deed do oll in the nome of the Lord Jesus Christ giving tbonks to God the Fotber by I-lim. WILMA D. ABIIIEL Hormlfon, Ont JOYCE I. BABCOCK Oshowo, Ont. MARGARETTE B. BIGG London, On! HELEN M. CUCHRANE Toronto, Ont MARJORIE E. DANCE Golf, Om MARIE E. EMERSON Dunnvnlle, Ont MAE HARRISQN Homulton, Ont. BARBARA G. KILLICK Auld, Om KENNETH ANTONE Oneudo-Mglnqg-', PO DOROTHY M. BELL Klncgrdmel Ont LOIS G. BROWN OYIOWOI Qn! MELBOURNE E. CUTHBERT Frunlond, Om ELEANOR L. DAVIS T'r0nlO, ON HELEN S. GROVE Rnch Valley, Alto WILLIAM N. JAMES Hqmnlfon, Ont DOROTHY M. MocNEIL London, Ont. GORDON E. McILMOYLE Toronto, Ont. JOSEPH MIKLOSI Wellond, Ont. RUTH M. PHILLIPS Brantford, Ont. GLENN E. SWAYZE Conboro, Ont. MARJORIE E. WILSON Sumcoe, Ont. DORIS G. WINKLER Bloomfield, NJ. DOROTHY M. MARSHALL London, Ont. JOHN F. McKILLOP St. Thomas, Ont. DORIS E. MINTZ Toronto, Ont. CECIL SIDOCK Ottawa, Ont. MARTHA E. VELDHUIS, Homulton, Ont. ORLAND WELLS Simcoe, Ont. HAZEL J. WRIGGLESWORTH Brantford, Ont. Iiear, my sons .... Hear, my sons, the instruction of a father, And attend to know understanding: For I give you good doctrine: Forsake ye not my law. For I was a son unto my father, Tender and only beloved in the sight of my mother, And he taught me, and said unto me: Let thy heart retain my words, Keep my commandments. and live, Get wisdom, get understanding, Forget not, neither decline from the words of my mouth, Forsake her not, and she will preserve thee, Love her, and she will keep thee. Wisdom is the principal thing, therefore get wisdom, Yea, with all thy getting get understanding Exalt her, and she will promote thee, She will bring thee to honor, when thou dost embrace her She will give to thy head a chaplet to thee. A crown of beauty will she deliver to thee. Hear, O my son, and receive my sayings, And the years of thy life shall be many I have taught thee in the way of wisdom, I have led thee in paths of uprightness. When thou goest, thy steps shall not be straitened, And if thou runnest, thou shalt not stumble, Take fast hold of instruction, let her not go: Keep her, for she is thy life. The path of the righteous is as the dawning light, That shineth more and more unto the perfect day. My son, attend to my words, Incline thine ear unto my sayings. Let them not depart from thine eyes, Keep them in the midst of thy heart. For they are life unto those that find them, And health to all their flesh. Keep thy heart with all diligence, For out of it are the issues of life. Put away from thee a wayward mouth, And perverse lips put far from thee. Let thine eyes look right on, And let thine eyelids look straight before thee. Make level the path of thy feet, And let all thy ways be established. Turn not to the right hand nor to the left: Remove thy foot from evil. Solomon, from Proverbs, Chapter 4, A.S.R Q 3' ,171 p-. , l'f 'I -,,., I , -.fs .1495 r 'i + . 1 Tv' 1.1 S71 :Nl x ,Q QQ vw ex, ar ,gr , - :gg . 7,5 V . ' Ltrd 7 If 4 -N 1 . 'H 1 ut. -,Sa F 9511- .Q- -1 arf, 31' z P A fs 5x44 f 'J' . Q rxfa lv 3' 'p-.iz h 3 -.-4 j 'Q J? ? . r I . ,vi ll, 225211 an N , 9 , 4-.X .Q Yu X1 . 'Nc , , .,.- 97-7. OH to Gerry Wright's school in Manitoba. Connie Cameron's school in New Brunswick. The New Brunswick Workers. A group with Ruth Carlson in Northern Ontario. canadian sunday Tin, V,n1rvu,r fvwwv VH 'V Vx IV' r' , L- Lfrlvrm-YVT, r V.i N - fl V V1 .Y 'HV r Li- f-if-. rjVVVVgyVqVV .-, VL V V,-v..VV iV.V1.VVv 0 nw. Q, rw W M 3,1 ww. Vj, ' r wg Y' L YA v 1 1 M ,W ,H pw?-1. Sfnb Vkfu V V rvwq HJ Vw-Vf.YV 1 'QJT Tm' hklf in v-,HMM HM, tr, lr. Vin ' v 'wx fm pr-3 rm pr-- .frwfcf Y IM. N g,r 1 mu 'Pm' 1 A 1- Vi- rvg thx .MVEJ V Vx VVV fr.. V. V V1 V.VV 1 C AV., V f. 2 VV Vi.. dw-,ml .VQ1 iw., 9 VM. : , -v1 1 f ,y 9 4. V, ,1nV1t-41 Vi- QV-if mn rm' V rf.. r V-V H IT IS NOT THE WILL OF YOUR OF THESE LITTLE V fx i Exfx-L 19 vt 'F ,r, ,I Tu-nc for play at Betty Frazer school Henry Fords school in New Brunswick I '. ,' --fd school mission During tht, two int mths with the innssum, eofh wwrlacr held IULII uv Inc xumrncr Blhlr' Sfhnols, each an different districts, makma a total fm the summer of Inttx to sixty schools One of the students who was in Manitoba tells us: It was the happiest and most profitable summer I have ever had. Haw I thank G-td for thc leading of the Holy Spirit as I taught the chrldreng how I thank God for the souls won to I-hm, whose names are now recorded in the Lambs Book of Lite ' ISO :FATHER WHICH ISIN HEAVEN 'ONE ONES SHOULD PERISH I A rest on the journey east. Jesus died for them. ll II in ..4..m.. 45 A happy group at summer Bible school. Grace Banjo with her group. Marion Young stuck in Manitoba mud. A long hot road. 40 -h KI 8 I I V Q T . 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'. v 1 I r' 1 f 5. , asf, f. 45' v' K vl. fy-' 5 '. , -.- 5,-g'v,,,, ,., .l51Mfa - an ' . 1 ,s vl I mm , I 1 Ken Morrison's Summer Posrorotc at Quccns THC ClW l' l'l f wallf' Nlfholli P'C0Cl' Pon, Nj. cd, or Hammond Volc, N.B. Xlx SO v wx lx Nlx ll l llvl , vvvviq vmvv lilvv lvv lvlmlv .wx V.-mwl vvv fvvvvv lv. vm Uv. VV L v- V1 . 'fvv-7 rv. Jvvvl th. Nlvvlllvrfvl vv:-.s Vlm PM -vjv ' Slvf L rvl v 'W Hn vv vv v 'v' lb, 1 vvv y v, , 1 vvv vvv- 'I luv- .1 .lv vl lvvvv lm' ,pwl Yrv. vr 'l-2. A v. vv. vw! vx gr rv uv vv-,, ',' ,Q ,vm .I ,y vvvvg llvv gm pls llv vlvglw tlvw. ws. v. ,- 1ll-'y-l.v7YlMv1l '.lv vw Hug, A. v vm 1. 1 vw vvv, v vwvvv . VMlvvm,'l'v Yvflflvmv Um! nh 'lv Im'-, vvvxvl vzlx nv , .,,4 vvvvv' Qyvvvr 5 v v , ,v gf, .vgn tw Vlw. Sirugvlvn. flxvv H, .si 'uv .vi pvw11lv.!l4. v ., 13vr1l'v- Ylvvvl lx. v'vWg vvv rrv. lwlvvpluvv N f.. Ot- rin. Bethel Church in the wildwood of Haliburton, Ont., MARITIME SUMMER PASTORS where Art Covey preached. W. Nicholls, K. Morrison, 8. Snyclcr, L. Farrell 1 4 I X' 11 Ns V, U i M EILO se's Camp 9 Ullf fo, summer camps ,Q f L , . . r ,311 -1 I L , l W,-Z' ,X 'w74H ' dhervkf iv ' H Large Oh S HA' How? ol Foresthill COMP gn s X W with Ruth Summertime ns Comp TIVIWC The stud nt' H C 5 w rv wcrked Gmirng the Children rn BAM compg, had the umnsuol opportumtv of reochmg bows Gnd garb fmm drstom prwmtk t .rm mm! nn their maps! lmprcislonoble xCOrs Mom were leaders IN charge of cobum or tentb of Ilvely wung pcupk Thu hm! the privilege of so presemmg Chrm, bv fheur Iwm ond then wordb, thot :hwy Mum wife rrwowr-ri w,uld wont to know Chrubt, and that thusc who were alrc-adv chulrircn of Gnd mrght qrr-xx H1 grace. , , A 'VR V I s I M-.A Doug Tucker's Group at Pioneer Camp 5 ff r ' e- e -k .ei ki ng W : ' ' -1 wix. N LJ, '- 597- W.: ,... l v,..i , ' K ?-Nj ,-' h .if 'cx,Y.2L'w! 44 ' ' Q: 1 he K9 - fe . I, A xi A , f, , O' . 'Ag-, n r. 'ez r ' 1 4 ' js WN '. t 1 9 , N , I N 1 I ' a 5 'f.- f P .1 Y' 1 1 , , - , rf ? ,1+ Kg?i?'r 1 I 11.-.ig -Qhxglfgv--' , K The Lrncup at LcTourncau Comp Rfk l tLQl5,,LL U Q! i The entrance 3' Q 1 Z? of Thy word rj lag. ,Q T it t M i --e 5 giveth light '3':. LZ,,'lQ' 't IW ' ml, SOC: T R A C T mm-I-I-3 Eric Stagg Martha Veldhuis Bob Magee Q Q Zi Ye shell be wurhesses R' L I f Iflw 47' 1 I f tm Q ,lv-Tj, X 5 ' T ' , .441 D- .1 .5 ,I , A 5 unto me an open air meetings rg :milf .XWQ I .ff i'f,9'k-,sv-Q k'1ofc -i mf a fs, ,fi--1-.:i'r.1 if ::'tf1FYf,s,1 Q-J' Q 'lk WT? Roy Murphy Glen Crowe Bill Large Orland Wells The Open Air meetings constitute a vital part of our practical work pro' gram Each Saturday evening at the corner of Clarence and Dundas Streets a company of students gathers to witness for the Lord Jesus Christ, through music and message, tract and testimony. Many personal contacts are made, and those passing by hear the wonderful words of Life Approximately fifteen hundred tracts are supplied each week by the Tract Committee for use during the meeting on the street corner, The Lord has blessed abune dantly the open air work this year, and we know His Word shall accomplish that whereunto l-le hath send it, -w g f QE' E 'T 'Z ff QQ 3, Bar , Y' of il' WFP X ff fifiisfifiiffiiisfff I ' 2 'l . li YJ' X, jf f ,W , V. I iiisfiiiiisiii, 423522252325 -li! f-5 tl X . . - l as ,so gnfe?'iis, ------i5aia2.':s'1gs3 f ' 'I f 1 1 L ' k I X? TN ' ll 1 'WEP fail ef 1 . 5' Q6 tX :Ii5':Ef5I5iEEEE'fE.5i5..f:fl: f - -T' f I f Q 9 ' fig? 'lf 2555 'N if ' s Al 4 ffm church services ., . nf' ns Missionary Gospel Group Assisting Vacclly A Typical Rural Church Ewr.4l1rl,r.v v,l,-.- v Qllrr',l1,1lU, uv wrvwp fVr,rvY Lrzrl llllfi' UIQ' drllurtrwf wir- up 'r w+,uHl'v wc .fulrw Qrwlgrw ,lmrf bmw Smulu. Edu W- N QM . wrrrl lrwlill1lrQiLi in Hi. 1 ir, rlllullvllv' VIH' rlwrl .fr4nru'rwt'. Uri, lrgpl lui , lr r f1vll'vw'r xslw- will lvrur ll X lr. rr IM' j young people's groups -3 Lrrrr , ' V. l,lr'l I v s . 4 ,' , , ,Q , in Llrrw rin F. .-. L3 v .41 r U' rr ,.- r z,f- v 'rm vi ll' U L- Y, v . r Y', ' s , , ,I v e Doug Tucker chalk artist Joyce Brown with a pupil Muriel Barrie and Lucillc Symcs, Inter-School Christian Fellowship Group sponsors. bible clubs OM AT BIBLE CLUB 4 ,ww I E n CIWOVQQ O BOB Mi?itSI Ot Brogdcost Q Q Ani CAVEY , CQ UI Df BIIJIQ CMI! Brgajcjgnj ALICE HENDERSON'S GROUP HEAR A MISSIONARY STORY THE MEMORY VERSE TAUGHT BY ETHEL PARKER LISTEN TO THE BIBLE STOVW music WILMA ABRIEL rf-. 1 MALE TRIO K lk. xp I MALE QuARTeTTz if F Y J UNE GIRLS QUARTETTE BEATRICE LOVELADY MIXED QUARTETTE 'Z' Q? ,I wig' bifbu I' If ,I Jqfg' vt. '- fJ,.. Q 45' 2 'x , 3 n - v -1 , , u . 1 9 ' ' - 9- ' - . 6 . wx r G U 1? - ,s:, N ' I' wang? ,. it .. - , I' ' : , Q , . ,-I r -Ervgi . 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SAM MIKOLASKI Eiilfiyl EDITOR ASSOCIATE ASSISTANTS ART EDITORS SECRETARY FACULTY ADVISOR N Som Mnkoloskn Morgoret Allowov Mnldred Wood, Gordon Dorey ormom Thatcher Douglas Tucker Bertv Frozer Mass Luello Loewen NORM THATCHER MILDRED WOOD DOUG TUCKER MARGARET ALLOWAY BETTY FRAZER SAM MIKOLASKI GORDON DOREY '-45 I CN! f D: .gs Business staff BUSINESS MANAGER Roy Vondcrlnp ASSOCIATE Bern Elonogom SEC.-TREASURER .IOyCe Brown TYPIST Doris Golwoy Q ROY VANDERLIP JOYCE BROWN BERN FLANAGAN DORIS GALWAY ROY VANDERLIP Euslnfs- Nxovwfms r me ee i:El!j Presented by the Junior Class of fe The London Bible Institute O 'fe s F student council Standing: G. Mcllmoylc, A. Dick, H. Ford, K. Dow, N. Finch Seated: M. Dance, L. Brown, F. Bush, W. Nicholls, A. Covey, E. Lavery, C. Cameron President: Walter Nicholls Vice-Pres. Art Covey Secretory: Connie Cameron Treasurer: Alvin Dick The Student Council octs os the cleor-ng hnusf ttv matters that rcluvc' to 'student life Ontl rclgtlonzhrps twetwgrfn the '-tutrnt t- ti, mst Prnt, Our C uncil is nrt Q tltsqlplvngrs hulls hut r3th.5r Q rgpr,m.,n'gtl.. jr ,g wl'1-.vie chief aim is tn lrhprlwc fUClllllC'l trlr nv-rc attic cnt .fruit will t :rt Qs Q medium through sshiqh FOCLIlfy Gnd student lv 'ilu nwy, W rl trrg.4tn. lt recches nut into student life, Cl'lVlifClf1fly Qnttrurnqrnq t wnttl n hlglmr SDlfIlUOl level und sphere ut Chrlstlon serslcc, bl pr 'rn trng .513 , nnutlfgl ond proxer SEfXlCCN,Of1d om wrrthnhilc schtsnfc f r th-1 sprggll 5' tht G' V-l As o cross section of student thought, the Cruncll tn s .elf pr rvrftel o number of new protects These were endesw:-urs cn the ,wrt - f the t ur classes to provide equipment -'-r localities ter the sch' l such Us J ropwill. growing institution requires. Eoch weor o president for the Council is elected bs thc wh lu student bodx, and then he, together with the ether class representotlses csrelulls selects from the student bodx :ndlwnduols to form the student groups Such frgonvzotions os the Student Foreign Missions Fellowshlp, the Trocl Crime mittee, the Open Air Committee ond others, have os their chlet OlJjECllN-C the lccol dissemination of gospel truth ond on effective wltness at sclvgtlcn os it ts in Christ Jesus. student foreign missions fellowship Go ye into all the world E KENNETH ANTONE MURIEL DAVIS ETHEL pgmqgn WILLIAM LEAROYD The vast maporuty at men and women IU the world todox are wuthaut Christ What atartlung evidence to the tact that Chrasts Command to cwangelnze us as yet unfulfilled' The lnstutute's crest, Send gut Tl-my Lrghtn, unducates the purpose to whvch rt as dedicated. Its posutive, evangellcal teachnng munustry provides the graduate wnth o working knowledge Qt the Word, plus preparation ta meet the unusual moral and spiritual condutuans existing In the world today The Student Foreugn Mussnans Fellowsnlp has undertaken a part of this task bv orgamznng weekly proyer meetungs for speclfuc fields, mussmns and FYTVSSVOYWOVICS Durung the tume stue dents are in training for a lute warlc, musslanarx meetlngg are Cinrluctcd to broaden theur vuslon through o study of varlous tlelds, praxer and practlcal contrubutlons toward warthwhlle missronary efforts. The maintenance of a proper pcrspectwc relotne tr rmssuonarv matters is the bosis for an undnmmed vrgron v v v u Y'. v ' v V ' VV A714 AP . v. L Yv',n' v DR PAUL JACKSON DR. ISAAC PAGE ki! spare moments 1 I i LJlJll' 5' I' PLEASE QA 9 working UH . 'Lw ' rf. Ms ' P'u,mf1r.,2 .g'vwgvrwl1n1Vh,- .YJZCFY ' ' P . 'n-W 1'-. Y' y N f f fr wpm ,vw Univ' Gefhng Chppcd V i r ix , r v wwf -'Jin y' McCormuck's Workers L H ' . 'VUL P - 397, fu rw ju' Girls in Whi9e ,r-N ff.: v 1 rv. .vw f,,.X1 -gr' V W. . vw-kuf y ,i -fn Yes, it Fits rw H v-7 ' v v ' 'fl r, V- Y v ,, Vhqp ' .' A !'4 . -UI . ' .-'. f .N vm, f sr 'lvfmr Cor Polisher A Spa! 0'Tca More at McCormock's .wg I l , Sli Shoppung Service Woolworfh's Clerks , , I . Y L,-'L . f- L.b-n.k,+Qrv' 'Lv ' Q .,-. ., 'vu if N. Xing Q t 0 L K., xx L' N 'N 'Mn 3' X. Q .1---, X . I Y ' 'Lg ' La -I - 1 , .X 1' ' 9 - -' X - -- ' - , . .E jf: '--N 2 ' Y- fu: -.vvA?'.g:'. V 1 ' 5' 3' X - ' 2. housing The dormltory facllutlcs an the School lmnldlng are onlx capable of h ussng opproxvf mately a thurd of the gurls of the Student body lt therefore becomes Incumbent upon the remaunder of the students to take rooms IU the wclnltv of the school, Some Iuve nn snngle rooms, but the magoratg Inc In dcuble rooms and a few groups occupx most of the rooms In a house, thus enoblmg them to enjoy mu- tual fellovwshup Manx ol' the gurls have part-tame, lne-un housekeepmg posmons whsch amply core for theur needs The Lgrd has marvellously prowded occommodatlon an spate of the acute housmg shortage un urbon areas Devotions The Flat -' 'X, ' ,. eel- 1 wir gymnastic pnks 'basketball 'volleyball 'soccer A lvl 1, f v , 1 .H v v,.1, ,wg nl. lv4r ,v nl, . rl l rw l rll lllu- ,v-1 ' f , v f, gy 3 14,7 A yr mln 4 ru. lf- my ,v, ' f , . ry, I , ,XA v W, I ffll H ,ll Qfrl l A llrwl L,.Vv ,. 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'IV ' ij - .Z .1 ,b W .11 . fi- I-:RQ . , - ' 'ff' hmljrf ..s -.,,,. In In A 2 W, D I ll 1 , :I 4 A 4 ,va if K '. 1 . qxqnf Z' - l V7 I J , QI: Q I ggffllln l hi' gg. -v 'I . . I ,.'. A .E x graduates, '47 -11 -4 Jean Armstrong Laura Davev Bertha Kuehl Vlnetta Baer Alleyne Flewellrng Kathleen McCarty Jessne Bain Frank Hague Bert McSpadden Charles Bradshaw Helen Holder Margaret Mrllar Thelma Clark Hazel Johnson Mary Jane Peel Donald Sims Robert Snyder We reltgllcc- In the work whlch the Llqrd ls OCCOr'npY IISIWIYNQ through Our graduates. It tallnws that an ex oandlng Alamnl Asscclatlan broadens and lncreases. the fields at Chrlstuan serxuce Thus ut as that many at ,ur graduates can he found 'haldmg tarth the W rd at lltt- ln almost eserx corner at the globe Sue-ntcen at them wcrf welcomed unto the alamnl darlng the past tear baccalaureate if .YXJI AN INFORMAL POSE 7' -3 Tv banquet f, 'J y,,i,j,J K. gt, A IE.- A PRIVILEGED QUARTETTE WITH DR. MAHOOD ' an FELLOWSHIP ABOUT THE TABLES Guest Spool- or CHARLES B. TEMPLETON Twrfwwtw N15 ,I mlm y L i V 5 . , H- . - ,- , , . .- I - is 'lavg 'W s 'ffqf' I I -1 I y - 'VM' ' : ,t ' - N 1- 'ns 4 V' 9 .4v9ff . -7 '- ' f as-. 2 - ,N - 'W-in 'fr ', . ' 5 '. , .. M, 1. , i-ap' 4 JI .4 yi, 'Qs ,Q-.115 7?-iq S T: 3' Ja WL ' . . A I ,.,p-9,55 yx .if .mn v - Ili an r .F , I- -.f-VN . 4l.,,.'.', A U -r'.J1r '. ' v - 1, , ' S g Q . 00. N4 if ' W- - .4 1,,gq..- A S: ' f ' y ' lab. . U ' ' 'jeg v' . U J' J I V3.8 - 5 5 .- -. S ' ' 32' 'Pvt ' ' - U ',:k.-Q .x, r .- '51 f ' x I or ',-- 5 ' Q j' ' ,lf 9' Q H' -H , .5 , if-9. .1-1' , , ffi- M .Je-L'r - 3.1. ' f '. . 'M Riff' ,I , .ggnh Yr-.: .A Y .ha '..n! ,v.. hs l..- A '- . ',, 1 if '- ,gw 'WW' 1 b . ,TF . ive.. -X ' ' '. fl.. V '- ' Q 1 . ' v tax. 1 4 1 ,DI 1 , -A sl.. Q nl? R s'- 'I ..- er , nw. 1 Q- UV-,- , 'F' , I . . ' . .1 f - ' Q N FN Q. v .' S . J- V' ' 1 Q- 'V' V- Q '. '- ' Lv- , 1 . iy, -. ,. ' - Y . -. - ,.,': gg. R 1' .1 ' 'Q - - I , . ' ' 'I A -. ft- XJ U ,Q ' Xa ' Q -' pf ' if av! A 4? -L J- , -Q up 4 .-Vx L 1 hw' b Q'-. I. ' ' -I.-ft ',,!12g . 'NT ' ,X , 'V -u 1l1'l ' x I N .. - 4 .,, . Q H fm ' I 3' 'i 7'1 -'A k '. .Q t ' , ,ll fs L.. V , w.,. 1, A 2. . 4.1 - QQ sl -. .f x Y I I 3: E i 1 1 UUA: gm 'HMI view Q' I un Q a world wicle Op, y','.' 1, .- 'N f I 1 ,, 1 SOme of Our Qrodugteg cmd their fields of service. N- .11 I J EDN.-I GREIHN .IANIAIFA ,Y . ' Q- Y l z, 5 rmm' nrzusu DIID-MISSIONS vrzxrzzrsm . 4 Say not ye, there are yet four months, and then cometh harvest? ALBERT FAIRBROTTIFR BOAT MISSION Behold, I say unto you, lift up your eyes and look on the fields, Sorm m,,Q,, for they are white already to harvest. Ctlohn 4135i 937. RUTH IVARDELL JEWISH YVORK PARIS, FRANCE as f , FC EDNA BIRCH S. I. M. BRITISH XV. AFRICA STEIVART IVEBER S. U, M. AFRICA MARIAN I'I1'I'.-UVAY S. l'. Nl. AFRICA ANNA I AIRRR.0'I'HI'IR S0l I'H CHINA BOAT MISSION VINE'I'I'A BAER INDIA MISSION pastorates , C l l . . , Q g J., l ' Y 1 -- 'Va yr'XL'l,IC, ' X they that be wise shall l Jfii ' i H Gnd HWY fhfll fl-lm m0VlY iii. .,. ', Sfnmltd ' - h l' H fl NN 1 t ' hteo sness as the shine as the brig tness ,Fa ftw, o ri9 u of the Hrmomem lyk, stars for ever and ever. ...offsas X N mi X T- s cr-he J ,, 'ix Ii - ' ,Exif so je, QI ' Tr. - ' W . I , d3w' .N-1' W 'LJ K .ight H And He gave some, apostles, and some prophets, and some, evangelistsg and SUINQ, ti r the perfecting of the pastors ond teachers saints, for the work of the minlstry, for the edifying of the body of Christ: Till we all come in the unuty of the faith, and of the knowledge of the San of God, unto a perfect man, unto the measure of the stature of the fulness of Christ. That we henceforth be no more children, tossed to and fro, and carried about with every wind of doctrune, by the sleught of men, and cunning crafting-ss, whereby they lic in wuit to deceive, But speaking the truth in love, may qruw up into Him in all thtngs, which is the head even Christ. from whom the whole body fitly ioined together ond compacted by that which every joint supplieth, according to the effectual working in the measure of every part, maketh increase of the body unto the edufying of itself in love Ephesians 4'l lfl6. The office of pastor cginstitutes one of the most difficult yet fruitful branches of To the Christian service. Not all are qualified for the arduous work this colling demands. true undershepherd the spiritual welfare of the flocl. is his prumory concern, and having cared for them through a faithful ministry of the Word, he reoches out to claim others fi-r Christ. We salute the men of the lnstitute who are faithfully serving their Lord in churches scattered throughout the land. May their aim eyer be to bring honour to the name of Christ and thereby hold high the banner of the Institute wherein they were trained for service. The following are some of our pastors and their respective fields of service. Egon Von Keitz of Rosedale Baptist Church, Welland, Mariorie and Raymond Beck, Benalto, Alberta, Arthur Murfin of First Baptist Church, Mayville, NY., George Hunt, St Marys Baptist Taber- l nacleg Albert Barber, Thamesford Baptist Church, Russell Robinson, Edmonton, Alberta, Fret and Irene Wakeling, Essex, Ont' Dick Adamson, London, Ont and Gordon Chafte of Tillsonburg, Ont. looking to the future THELMA CLARK Arm Chmu 'D G V .4 if s H W x I KAY McCARTY unroute I Afracu under the S U M 'L-,r-1 what wh Th U how rm t, duf was the Quiwr' YW Sm .4 Terms okled .fwwwe1lc1e7'. fdlxiwnng hls Can.i'f-VVN The L rd dui ru! Unhld Hrs wen fir SOUI 5 NM P Q vw' 'vent t-,ff fox .Yup tw, Jap 'nhl vo the gn-,, THLH ul vw- 'vm' rcjg. 'rm My-, 111 'VW ' 'v' AWE WU -rw,r IN., L faf ' Wikldwwg 771005 Cf uf f zulu TM. Jw' 1 Nw lrumulu upon Hes LJ rv Lg.. Qfu-mguf ,Ni 1 vu 'W save ff- the mug- 'W 'Nr' ' IILJY uh N nw -mx Gulf?-mer no-mng and 'Lv r . vw, ' K .21'1l r v.Q, Amt- HI-nr QVC C-in UW. ' Lv ' 'vi-'JV-17 -v ww NH Q parruculor held . gf ., rv v m., Q yo mgrw what the Lwd WH r ,Q v !'Y.,vv sh, pf, 0 H -Y .Jppw-vwlnxerwr that each rl Y .l. V. ' -,ml yr IM, ,vwrrl YHM .jwmq wnll BILL WRIGHT Av.gr.7 LINK AH l-,A J 1 ' 4.1 RISK f . , 1 MARY JANE PEEL A6163 S I M Z home missions FRANK HOGUE Shantymens Chrnstlan Assocuaruon -.,.... BLAKE and MARGARET HUNT and their trauler Chrld evangelasm under Chrustian Servlce Centers, Inc., Detrout, Much. Ye shall be witnesses unto me both in Jerusalem and in all Judea and in Samaria. Acts I 8 CASSIE COLEMAN Secretary. Ceylon 8. Indra General Mission .- ,.. , .. ,. ZZ Jfffsl f::'.-- :fli- a- ' f-,.:'J- f-f-1 GLADYS MIDGLEY Juwxlsh VVCHI1, Mfwnflgnjl KING of KINGS and LORD of The Name O that Thy Name may be sounded Afor over earth and sea? Till the dead woken and praise Thee, And the dumb lips sing to Thee? Sound forth as o song of triumph, Wherever mon's foot has trod, The despised, the derided message, The foolishness of God? Jesus, dishonoured ond dying, A felon on either side- Jesus, the song of drunkords, Jesus, the crucified! Nome of God's tender comfort, Name of His glorious Power! Name that is song and sweetness, The strong everlasting tower! Jesus, the Lamb accepted, Jesus, the Priest on His throne! Jesus, the King who is coming! Jesus, Thy name alone? LORDS I 'f' .slip . .2 '1 N ' W., . -Er , - SUDAN INTERIQR MISSICN Founded l893 Spreading the Gospel and Establishing Churches in Nigeria French West Africa Anglo-Egyptian Sudan Ethiopia Aden The Mission has 630 missionaries labouring in these countries and has established over one hundred mission stations, besides leper settlements, hospitals, dispensaries, Bible and other schools, orphanages, bookshops and a printing press. We need more labourers, particularly men, for all our fields. It you are interested write to the Secretary, Sudan Interior Mission, 212 St. George Street, or l64 West 74th Street, Toronto 5, Canada New York City, USA, Assocnated Gospel Churches of Conoda DllNNVIllE GOSPEl TABERNAClE V Rey s W HELMER, Posfm II F A I T H It H O P E L O V E May they be yours In School and out TEACH ME THY WAY, O LORD Founded an the Rocla of I'-lily Scrlpture 0XFORD ST. BAPTIST CHURCH, Woodstock JOHN E BOEHMER, EL A y Th M, Pasr.,r A HEARTY WELCOME TO WOODSTOCK VISITORS To the Graduates of the Class at l948 We pray God's rnchesf hlessmg an you all as x I Q forth for Gnd Q np pomted place of seryrce It Jesus Christ us God and He dued for me, then there IS rw sacrrfrce f great for me to rnokc for Hum When in Stratford Vrsrt Us at FIRST CGNGREGATIONAL CHURCH Stratford, Ontario REV E E HOOPER, Pastor WE PREACH CI-lRlSTeCRUCIFIED RISEN COMING AGAIN Holding forth the Word of Lnfe oyer the our every Sunday from l I a nw tn I2 I5 Q m over stotron CJCS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1948 May the grace of the Lord Jesus Chrlst be wrth you alll' WE PREACH CHRIST CRLJCIFIEDH CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH Ontario and Locust Streets BURLINGTON, ONTARIO JOHN JAMES ROBERTS, Pastor A hearty welcome is extended to all who vnsut Burlnngton Qlarnlinv 571. illiimiinn HAMILTON A ONTARIO OUR PRAYER- Dear Father, grant that the ends ot the earth may be blessed by Thee, through the Spirit energized witness of both faculty and student body of the London Bible Institute. Amen. WHEN IN HAMILTON VISIT USg A WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU. O Sunday Servicesfll am., 3 p,rn., 7 p.rn. Prayer Servicee-Wednesday, 8 pm. Young PeopIe'seeSaturday, 8 prn. Cyafeau Bczfzfisf Cvgwzc Corner John and Centre Streets OSHAWA, ONTARIO A When in Oshawa pax us a visit A hearty Christian well Come awaits you at calm, Cygwzcfi . We Preoch If THE BOOK THE BLOOD THE BLESSED HOPE REV A, W WHITEHEAD, i Pastor Soundly Evangelical S Dustrnctlv Protestant Truly Missionary Two, Three and Four Year Courses DR T T SHIELDS, President REV VV GORDON BROWN, M A , Dean A good place to earn a theologucal degree Credit granted lf,-r vqurtolent courses TORONTO BAPTIST SEMINARY The Faith Mission In Canada llnCOrpOrOtedl Is operating in Ontario and British Columbia cgnductlng evangelistic carnpangns, forthe most part in rural areas-in churches, halls, schools and on the beaches More than IOOO mis- sions have been held since l927 MORE WORKERS AND PRAYER-HELPERS ARE NEEDED GENERAL HEADQUARTERS J ALLAN WALLACE 86 Woodlawn Ave, West General Superintendent Toronto 5, Owtario Kingsdale 4564 Compliments of MIDDLESEX PRINTING COMPANY 557 Dundas Street London, Ont Phone Fair 890 For Graduation SELECT YOUR GIFTS OF JEWELRY, WATCHES OR CLOCKS at O Z. R. 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LONDON e ONTARIO Ruchmond Bus To Door REV SIDNEY KERR, Pastor A WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT BRISCOE WonderfLrI Congregotronol SIDQIVIQA'-SOLIf'1d Gospel Prcochrng Greetungs to Foculty, Students ond Grods of '48 I HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH LONDON -A ONTARIO G WARDELLT Minister Other sheep I hove, whach ore not of thus fold, them olso I MUST brung, ond they sholl heor my voices ond there sholl be one fold ond one shepherd John I0 I6 Moy the compelling MUST of the Lord Jesus scottcr the groduotes of 1948 to the forthest corners of the eorth Your Hope wall never grow dum-If you come to Hope ' II xg2m',-V I I Q L A ' X .Km I I' I 'Y Umfltgli I I I LO FI D O FI 'GOSPEL SHIP Broodcost Every SATURDAY MORNING, II to II 30, over C F P L 'I57O Kc.I EVERYTHING A CHRISTIAN CAN WANT IN A HOLIDAY f Lots of fun and sports-good swimming or bathing 'f Congenial Christian atmosphere-meet people vou will like W Roomy grounds-beautiful scenery--thrilling sunsets ir Excellent mealsgfeaturing quality and quantity i Prominent conference speakers and teachers MIISKOKA BAPTIST C MP Reasonable Graded Rates-July IO to Sept 6, I948-Write for folder Registrar: Mrs. A. G. Hodgins, I7I Indian Rd Cres , Toronto 9, Ont, BAPTIST BIBLE SEDIINABY OFFERS YOU A 4 year Bible-centered curriculum for high school graduates, A standard 3 year Bible course, A large full-time staff of consecrated instructors, A cordiai and enriching facultyf student fellowship, A thorough indoctrination in Baptist distinctives, A positive grounding in Biblical separation, A vigorous spiritual life, WRITE TODAY EOR A CATALOGUE BAPTIST BIBLE SEMINARY Johnson City, N.Y. Paul R. Jackson, DD., Pres. Vernon C. Grounds, BD., Dean APPROVED BY GENERAL ASSOCIATION OF REGULAR BAPTIST CHURCHES Are you acquainted with the facts of our work? UNEVANGELIZED FIELDS MISSION INC. Missionariesi II3 - Fields: Brazil, Belgian Congo, Haiti, Papua GET ACOUAINTED WITH US THROUGH OUR PRAYER FELLOWSHIP FROM FACTS COMES INTEREST FROM INTEREST COMES PRAYER FROM PRAYER COMES BLESSING FROM BLESSING COMES SACRIFICE FROM SACRIFICE COMES SALVATION AMERICAN COUNCIL CANADIAN COUNCII iiso North 63rd Si, MEMBER MISSION I F M A. I8 Howland Auf Philadelphia 3' Pa Toronto -1, Ont . E1 osedale aptlst hurcln Cor, Main St. E. and Schofield Ave. Pastor-E. J, VON KEITZ Musical Director4MRS J J WOOLEORD Our church wishes to compliment the Directors and Facultv of the London Bible Institute for their spiritual teaching and training ministry. VISIT US WHEN IN WELLAND I The South Africa General Mission A Faith workeeOur trust is rn Gode Our expectotion as from Him. Our Need: 42 New Workers needed ot once Evongelists, Teochersf Nurses Doctors, If Africo is colling you we sholl welcome mqurrnes from you G N, ELLIOT, Secretory I4 Pork Rood, Toronto M: IO88 With Compliments ot l0NDON BOGKBINDERS WHO BOUND YOUR I948 EDITION ARCHWAY 'A' Hamilton Road Gospel Hall Corner of Little Grey London, Ontario EXTENDS A WELCOME TO YOU' Sunday: Week Nights lO.3O a.mi-Communion Tuesday-8 OO p m.-Prayer and Bible Study 2.45 p.m,-Sunday School Wednesday - 8 OO p m - Young Womenk 7,00 pm.-Gospel Service Service Friday-BOO pm,-Young PeopIe's Service Bethel Chapel Moore Street near High London, Ontario - Regular Services -Q Sunday: Communion, lO.3O a m.g Bible School, 3,00 p m Gospel Service, 7 p.m,g Young People's, 8.30 pm, Mid-Week Prayer and Bible Study, Wednesday, at 8 p m, 'This is life eternal, that men might know Thee, the only true God, and Jeeus Christ, whom Thou hast sent f-John l7.3 Egerton Street Gospel Hall lThree Blocks South ot Dundasl OUR DESIRE IS TO PROVIDE A MINISTRY THAT WILL BE EDIFYING TO THE CHILDA REN OF GODg TO PROMOTE A FELLOWSHIP THAT RECOGNIZES THE UNITY OF THE BODY OF CHRISTQ AND TO PROCLAIM A GOSPEL THAT WILL BRING SALVATION TO THE LOST. Argyle Park Gospel Hall Dundas at Manitoba London, Ontario i' By this shall all men know that ve a my disciples, it vt have love on t onother' John I3 35 Qlvglnn mth Elnhia Chrnrral Hlianinn Conodloh Sc-cflfrw ROOM 205 R 169 YONOE STREET TORONTO 1, CANADA Phone Woverlw' 56l4 i Preoching the GOspel Omong il HINDUS ond MOSLEMS North Ohd South lrwdnc l'. rg X Depufoflppol Secretorye-Clorence T Bass Secretory-Treasurer-Mlss C V COIemOv EVANGELICAL AND INTERDENOMINATIONAL Estoblnshed IB93 United Baptist Church Newcostle Brudge, New Brurwswuck Rev J Mourlond Jones, posfur A Moritlme Gospel Lighthouse Wl.xul4l thu' ull Jch-,muh R p ple were prophets that Jeh huh W ulti put HT-, bp-1 V p ' l 29 Garside Gospel Church Assocuofed GOspel Churches Gorsude Avenue Ohd Duhsmure Rood Homulrpn, Ohtornp Where the Holy Bible ls Wholly TOught R H BRADLEY, Postor lO6 Bornesdcle Ave N .,.............-v....-...,..,,,,,. , . 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DUNN Hardware C V PAINTS SUNSET EFTEJAMELS 652 Dundas Sfrcct L-.dvd TTT has? Fauvrwmrwt S70 JAMES ROSS BAKERIES SFTTTT at Cather Stuff far A FULL LINE OF BREAD AND CAKES 316 DUNDAS STREET T65 WELLINGTON STREET Kopp fXrrw,TL1rnE'xJ fcarner Grew Metcalf 4266 W Metcalf 8636 mnrtlvg Quail Igaptizt Qlhurrh LONDON - ONTARIO we PA I -WWA You are invited to ,X-NL - A friendly, family - f Ti worship with us ' l ' -. Church on the South at Wortleyf' It W I side of the City, - y F vy is gp A Li 1'ig.g45g BIBLICAL, MISSIONARY, EVANGELICAL 'And he ordained twelve, thot they should be with him, and that he might send them forth to preach. -Mark 3 I4 Minister-REV. JOHN R, DUNKIN, BTA, Th.M. I5 Richmond Bldg. Market Square London, Ontorio BIBLES P TESTAMENTS P HYMN and CHORUS BOOKS Scripture Portions - Commentaries - Sunday School Supplies - Tracts Booklets - Missionary Literature - Wall Texts - Mottoes - Teacher's Aids Expository Works - Text Greeting Cords, Etc. -A. G. PHILLIPS' ESTATE FREE TRACT DEPOT- Greetings from the kg Bllslfllff QQ ' Q s f or . 5 9 05lw1Gffr 419 Q' X, 04,0 Q, CO, 4' V to ff liitrt-'S All men invited to visit our Monday of eac CHRISTIAN BUSINESS MEN'S CDMMITTEE OF l0NDON An association of business men of evangelical faith, whose purpose and aim is to make Christ known os Saviour and Lord. nspirotion and fellowship, noon hour luncheon for i h month at the Y.M.C.A, dining room l2.l5 p m. the first With Compliments ond Best Wishes from the COURT STREET BAPTIST CHURCH Port Huron Michigon CHRISTIE STREET BAPTIST REV LEANDER ROELIN Post r A BODYIST Church with O Bible Teoching ministri. ClWdCClN-. ciring Ti, pr inte sgrie Scrip turol evongelism both ot home ond obrood, stcinclifwg ,in,iiiol.licdli. tip. n the Billie as the inerront, intollible ond inspired Word ot God Wishing the Students ond Grodiicnring Class Cuwcl s Richest lilessing The Friendly Church The Church with the Lixing Message t the Lixing Chr-st E119 lihilputt Ealtvrimrlr Aftilioted with The Assricioteil Gospel Churches Pork ond Merrick Streets l-lomilriin Ontoriii REV PETER HOOSENDAM, Th B, Pastor With Missionorres in Sooth TAXYlE'T6VTCiO,jT1ClE1, Afrfg, Chino ond West Indies CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST VVISHES TO lf-P-18 CLASS 7 from fe BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH The Home Like Church Simcoe, Ontario REV NORMAN W PIPE, Postor Spend o possing hour ot Bethel ond receive o losting blessing. Rodio Ministry every Thursdoy A 9 OO f 9 30 p m - CKPC l3rOrWTlOfCl . MEETING QuEBEc's A--E-M NEED! 'lolcaiffz Jfaaenn Owned and Operated by The Montreal Bible Camp and Conference Grounds, Inc. The Camp with SUNSHINE MOUNTAIN in the Background This new evangelical interdenominational project is serving all races, and creeds. Its present activities include summer and winter children's camps as well as var- ied adult conference work. lts extension work includes rural and urban child evangelism. Address Gifts and Communications to D. N. LITTLE, Secretary-Treasurer 2627 Ryde St., Montreal 22, PQ. Phone WI-2350 Where God is honoured in the heart of the Laurentian vacationland. CONGRATULATIONS 'Ill' L. Es. i. Grads of '48 'A' Central Baptist Church BRANTEORD Radio Ministry REV. D. A. LOVEDAY, Pastor C.K.P.C. 1380 Kc. Striving to reach the souls of men Sunday E 5 pm' FREEMAN GOSPEL TABERNACLE Pastor-A. G. BENTLEY Sundays at ll am. Public Service for Worship and Bible Teaching Sunday School and Bible Classes-3 pm. Evangelical Service-7 pm. Prayer and Bible Study-Tuesdays-8 pm. HOLDING FORTH THE WORD OF LIFE -Phil. 2:l6 . l to... v 1 I i -, .X K will .lfmfill fe- '-'f1-f- K and I f 1 s 5 I fififtmf 4: I lmztu azlfcazfiff, 5 ,, . ,.,., Q HR? 'Sd 'S-1 This Archway af 1948 TMC Qrmwfh Gnd dgwgiwpvwwgrwf 'Y ja, wrwjxzvvx-1!. r 'vw Usually Pvc Yraccfi ta The -wf3cr1?wwf1l mv! M VNU? ww vi- ' dw few Shurily after HM wvwfcm 4 rw T thc lan! rv IM We rnfultc, Mr and Mrlx Hwvidw cnrww J Dam ml HN-tv:1- fff- A nbc- wcrc :jaw-Cujt, ,1 AMN NM' apprccxafx ' vmvwwgcrmjcwn c rwtrw!-mtv 11 trmg, H 1. WCJVC1 Nic xv 'aj Of THQ IVWNMMIYL' H11 I-fvmj NMI W selves uxpcu, rhgx piacfd di! thc gwfr- W th mmm Gad had SH rw n51awcd Hmm JV Nw: bvmfmm- f. .11- paso! In INR CODGCIT, 3- Dfmw pvmvxau mxfruct 1 ww Zrv- Bwlwlg Dfvartmcnf, am1D+vmjfNv Qfbm N4-lem D1LxvvY'H-:wt 5 -. fx f-i. i T l i S affectionately dedicated r 'in' ' ' f f . v. wr W ' ' ' what wr .-. 'f rw- r, v ' HN ' Y A ru' . 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Mtntifr, 905 College St, Earl A Bruneou, Superintendent Toronto, Ont CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF l948 True Forth means Actaon PREACH THE WORD CLEANSE THE LEPER the leper calls Chrlstuans in Jesus' Name I pray you all brnng healmg help , S THE MISSION TO LEPERST g REV E A LOCKERBIE, Actung Secretary A Lughthouse on the Hall BENTON STREET BAPTIST CHURCH Benton at St, George Street Kttchener, Ontarlo - Extends a cordnal welcome to all M SERVICES EVERY l.ORD'S DAY Bible School 9,45 a m, Mornsng Worshup I I a m Evenlng Worshlp 7 p m REMEMBER OUR RADIO BROADCAST OF THE SUNDAY EVENING SERVICE Congratulatnons and Best Washes To L B I ' Students and Faculty - -from 4-- 'li BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH George St, St Catharlnes, Ont REV ROBERT WATT, Pastor WE PREACH CHRIST CRUCIFIED You'll Enjoy the Sungung and Fellowshlp at Bethel lmperialle Fuels 263 Bathurst Street London, Ont. 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'lr Dundas DI II,glQ', V LONDON, ONT, X 4II'lDSOR, ONT Phone Metcalf 3480 H1 I ,g 3 0820 l I-WV Sl Vlvlfdf TORONTO ONT Ktvtgwlale 6332 THE -Z-'-M-iw'-L STUDIOS l-lorry R MOCKQIILH mm Walter Dt- IH Extend tl'1eIr Ctmgrotulotmns t the Cmf.lt,.1tt.tKJ Club I t lQ.13 PHOTOGRAPHS ARE THE ONLY GIFTS WE CAN GMP OLD FIFIEWDS THEN CANNOT IIUY FOR THEMSELVES 214 Dundas Street, Londmn Mn-tgglf .444 Humphrey's Paint S Wallpaper A' GLIDDEN PAINTS 'f SLNVVORTHY WALLPAPER i' JAP-A-LAC ENAMELS i' TRIMZ PAPER DRAPERIES if SPRED-WATER THINNED PAINT 1' READY PASTED VVALLPAPER if WEBSTER SPRAY EQUIPMENT 387 TOIDOT Street lODDOSlTC Nlorlaetl Plvirwc' AAU -1942 Ltvnclou, Omtorw .lx svxsx .3-f. - ' i s A ' ftttttiaill 'Baptist llflttnttlu .gcrnclow Onlarw BLAZING NEW TRAILS WITH THE OLD FAITH l T P i r j i f - I P ' A , Q me 3.5,-' ir We love Him because He first loved usg We serve Him because the love at Christ constraineth usg We look for His coming because He has promised to return? We trust Him because He never fails Joyful Singing Sweet Fellowship - Hearty Welcome I CLAIMING LONDOINVS SATURDAYS AT EIGHT PM LONDON YOUTH PO BOX KENWELCH 762 PRESENTING The best in Gospel talent and messages by the outstanding youth speakers of today LONDOTXVS YOUTH CENTRE Carlyle Trebilcock 233 DUNDAS STREET LONDON, CANAOA OPTOMETRIST Your Eyes Deserve the Best Cowan Hardware Limited HARDWARE --- GLASSWARE --- SILVERWARE Phone Metcolf 3461 Cm Wade Delux CHRIS TEALE Plumbing ond Heofing 511 ST JAMES ST PHONE MET 7984 LONDON ONTARIO london Pure Milk Company limited 5- W Posfeuruzed Milk 1 Jersev Mulk E Creom Buffer - Buttermilk - Chocolofe Drink 'k 561 Dundos Street LONDON, ONTARIO F ' 'WONT N50 X I WIwCi1 Iravdliiig Ihiiiuglw IIM' SIuIv HI lVIain0! wir'-.Iiiyi al IIii' I FREE BAPTIST CHURCH w I , kn I--will II Iulxsuii Aniiwtri ani Iiiriig i Sunday Services: I I OO am 7,30 p ni, Young Pcople'sfTI1ursday 7 30 p in PASTOR: REV, R, I, WI-IEATON HINCKLEY FEDERATED CHURCH HINCKLEY, MAINE Sunday SCI1ooItI.3O p nw. Worship-2 30 pm, ERWIN ROWE, SS. Supt. REV, ROY I. WHEATON, Pastor To the class Qf 948: ,qGl7lI,S Hes! in all Thx' Ifvflysn Prm-.3:6 IThis Ad. sponsored by the Clinton YP. and the Hinckley SSI HIGH PARK BAPTIST -15+ ' E 4 I is RONCESVALLES AND I-IEWITT AVENUES TORONTO, ONTARIO Dispensing The Gospel of Grace WHEN VISITING TORONTO VISIT HIGH PARK BAPTIST 'k VJ . ' C0lII,JlIIlIl'IIIS qf McCORMICK'S LIMITED .Ilu1111fuc't1n'w.w of FINE BISCUITS AND CANDIES LONDON CANADA i' ALFORD AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY LONDON ONTARIO Wholesole Automotive Ports ond Equipment LLOYD I-I. ALFORD Phone - Metcolt 508 f 509 '7fze aiu! efaid Sfzae Refzaia 34411 Richmond Street London, Ont e The Bible mn Reod it to be wiseg Believe it to be sovedg Proctise it to be holy IT PAYS TO SERVE Tl-IE LORD Compliments ot CHAPMAN'S DRUG STORE E. ES. CHAPMAN, Phm.B. 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F, Swallow t Miss Mae Bronlfs 24 Howard Pk, Ave Hagersville Toronto, Ontario Ontario I9 - - The Fair llavens - - 48 Summer Bible Conference of The Associated Gospel Churches YOUR VACATION PROBLEM SOLVED Conference opens officially from June 26th to September 7th PURPOSE: TO EXALT THE LORD JESUS CHRIST The Fair Havens offers every feature of vocational enjoyment, The lovely shady retreats ihroughout its wooded acres invites the weary visitor to healthful rest and relaxation For the strong, Fair Havens offers a recreational programme second to none. For information and rates write REV. A. F. ROBINS, Manager, l25 William Street, Weston, Ontario, After May l5th write THE FAIR HAVENS, RR. No. 3, Beaverton, Ontario, alvary Clmrclf, . . UNTO US WHICH ARE SAVED IT ITHE PREACHING OF THE CROSSJ IS THE POWER OF GOD. Pape Ave, at Danforth Rev. S L Baehmer I COMPLIMENTS OF B. DANBY BAKERY FINE CAKES AND PASTRIES - BUNS AND MEAT PIES Wedding and Birthday Cakes Macle to Order Phone 2f597l HAMILTON, ONT. 224 King St West f, contents academic practical wark features alumni SUNDAY SCHOOL LITERATURE Scriptural Spiritual Attractive WRITE FOR SAMPLES ITNIUN IIUSPEL PRESS Box 6059 Cleveland l, Ohio Were it not for the SHANTYMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION Of North America Preaching Christ and Him crucified to those otherwise unreached, thatisands of men in lum- ber, mining and railway camps would never hear the Gospel ln the heat of summer ond cold of winter our twenty missionaries I'T1C1l-'CQ long, hard tourneys to win men, women and children at every nationality, colour and creed in every proxince of Canada as well as in the Kentucky and Ozark Mountains We pay trilwutc- to the ,gilenijid bL'V vlf,i ln ng fcr'ilereJ L t 'f . in rule- ani .uri 19193 LIfu.tiUfi'f tv tilt- riiigtltiat ni lf, if I9-18 366 BAY ST, TORONTO, ONT, CANADA if h l Mi ' MISS VINETTA BAER Accepted by t e ndia ission ' Now in India in answer to God's CaII ' Supported by U KITKHE ER MlSSIO ARY 6 TABER ACLE 316 vreiimgron St. N, REV C, We SORLEY, Pastor ir French Equatorial Africa Needs Christ The Sudan UNITED Mission is extending its borders to include the Tchad in Northern F. E. A, For this work we will need pioneers with stout hearts and great faith. THE OPEN DOOR IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY O for further information SUDAN UNITED MISSION REV. JOHN RUSSELL MISS M. STOESZ REV. BOB SIMPSON Secretary-Treasurer U.S. Secretary Western Representative 73 Adelaide St. W. 89 Quincy St. 6IO First St. W. Toronto I Brooklyn 5, N.Y. Calgary, Alta. M g GREEK AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION, INC. . 88 TREMONT STREET, ROOM 514 ' ' BOSTON 8, MASSACHUSETTS or A.-MAA., ' fe.. 14 I' By your generous assistance, me have clothed the naked and fed the - hungry. This need is greater than ever. For twentyeeight years we have ministered to the spiritual needs of a destitute naticn. Last year we placed eight full time workers In the field. They are spread- ing the Gospel in Corinth, Sparta, Crete and other parts ot Greece. PRESENT PRESSI NG NEEDS I. A chiIdren's carnp to care for at least two hundred and fifty undernourished children. 2. 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