Malone University - Yearbook (Canton, OH)

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lSe 1-S1 KT' ated. left to rightl Dorothy Kuhn Kenneth Headland Curtis Chambers undinq. left to rrghll Evelyn Gibson . Ruth Beougher James Morris Glenn Traver . Assistant 'O v-f nl if A I . r ff . ' , f PN ' 46 CJeBiCkJ Associate Editor Editor Business Manager , Typist Proof Reader Advertising Manager Advertising Manager Staff Bvron L. Osborne Robert Aufrance Lawrence Cox , Helen Richardson .. Audrey Parker XVilliam Atchison Faculty Advisor . Assistant Editor . Sales Manager . Assistant Art Editor . Art Editor Assistant Business Manager Knot picturecll Executive Committee of Dormitory Association ARLENE FRYHOFF, President I-RANCES CHURCHILL Vice-President DORIS DEANE. Secretary ARLENE CARROLL, Treasurer The 1046 CIQBIPCO

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The 194 6 CleBiCo Dormitory Prayer Band President, Earl Kelbaugh Vice- President. Joyce Sallows Secretary-Treasurer, Lois Schurman Can you think of a better place for Christian fellowship than around the tables where you and your friends have partaken of a good meal? The dormi- tory students have found the dining hall to be the ideal place for their regular Thursday evening prayer meeting held in behalf of missionaries on various fields. During these brief but profitable quarter hours. missionary work and workers are discussed, prayer requests are voiced, and earnest intercessory prayer is offered. The Prayer Band has a two-fold purpose: first. to increase the interest in missions, and second, to pray for the various needs of the Held. From the Call to Prayer, the monthly periodical of the National Holiness Missionary Society, we learn of these needs. Day Girls' Prayer Band President, Alvira Thomas Vice-President. Ereda lfarmer Secretary-Treasurer, Lillian Slagle Girls who live outside the college dormitories meet in the Ella Ruth Lounge each Thursday afternoon for prayer. At this time we become acquainted with the workers. the conditions. the activities, the opportunities, and the needs on the mission fields of the National Holiness Missionary Society. These needs we present to the Lord in prayer. and, as we are reminded, We remember them in our daily devotions. ln this way we learn the secret of becoming prayer laborers for God. Gleaners' Association President. Gilbert Thomas Vice-President. Kenneth Headland Secretary, Dorothy Pass Treasurer. George Emmirt Every student of Cleveland Bible College is a member of the Gleaners' Asso- ciation, which has as its purpose the winning of souls and the gaining of new students for the college. To fulfill this two-fold purpose, the Gleaners are sponsors of the annual Youth Conference. During this time of spiritual bless- ing. many young people find Christ as their personal Saviour and respond to His call to service. In many instances these young people choose C. B. C. as the place of preparation for this service. Another project sponsored by the Gleaners is the Big Brother-Big Sister Plan, which helps to make new students feel at home at C. B. C. 4-5

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