MacDuffie School - Magnolia Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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VESPER SERVICE CLUB left to right First Row: H. Cochran, S. Darmara, P. O'Koon, M. Palmer, J. York. i Second Row: S. West, E. Kramer, D. Lamb, L.Cranshaw, lVl. Wardner, J. Mayes, M. Somerville, S. Vlfigglesworth, J. Rector. On Sunday evenings the boarders gather in the Wallace Hall common room for an informal Bible Hour. The students in the Vesper Service Club are responsible for organizing a simple service to open the evening. The hour is spent discussing passages from the Bible, religious problems and daily applications of religion. It is closed with group singing of several hymns and MNOW the Day is Overf' Sunday evenings greatly add to the unity, understanding and cooperation of the boarding students, and stimulate greater depth of thought. M. J. P.

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