Manna Bible Institute - Sower Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1975 volume:

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Schuyler English was the first president, and Dr. Philip Austin, the first dean. Bri f Hi tory of Manna Bible In titute The school moved in October of 1945 to the Galilee Mission at 8th and Vine Streets. A num- ber of changes in personnel took place during this time with Dr. English being required to give his full at- tention tothe publishing of the Pilgrim Bible and Dr. Austin having moved to a pastorate in Reading, Pennsylvania. Mr. A.J. Stewart, then President of the Sunday Breakfast Association, was elected as the new president and Dr. James O. Palmer, then Pastor of the Gospel Taber- nacle of Chester, became the new dean. ln 1946 Miss Emily D. Smith, who was Correspondence Editor of The Sunday School Times was added to the staff as a teacher. During this time and under the supervision of Miss Smith, the curriculum was changed from a two-year program to a full four-year curriculum comparable to the Standard Evening Bible School program accepted by most of the Bible Schools of the nation. On October 20, 1974 the Board of Directors decided to in- corporate and this was con- summated shortly thereafter, with Mr. J. Willlson Smith retained as attorney. On June 10, 1948 we graduated our first class with Commencement exercises held in the New Bethlehem Baptist Church in Philadelphia. On November 1, 1948 our char- ter was granted to us by the State of Delaware with a change in mae from Manna Bible School to Manna Bible Institute. On January 14, 1949 we were registered as non-profit cor- poration in the State of Penn- sylvania. The enrollment by now had increased to 64 students. Up to this point, Manna Bible Institute was compelled to make use of rented quarters exclusively, but in 1951, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Moore, mem- bers of our Board of Directors, gave us their home at 611 N. 53rd Street. Thus in December of 1951, we held our first classes in our own building with an enrollment now grown to 85 students. ln 1952 Mr. A.J. Stewart resigned as President and Dr. James O. Palmer took over his duties, acting in the dual capacities of President and Dean. Under the able direction of Dr. Palmer, the school established itself as a Christian institution deeply identified in and with the evangelical groups in and around Philadelphia. In May of 1958 Dr. Palmer became the Executive Director of the American Scripture Gift Mission and severed his con- nection with the school. Rev. Ft. Clyde Smith, a member of our faculty for many years was 5 1 I ,- . X . .-1, fi :4'i7Lc- X ', - f?5Lf '1 X ix I ' h. K . X X EER 4. If A. , X x X. 4' 1-9 513 ly? f? ' 1 . . xi, l. l .tS N i :.-- -- . 4 ai 5' IRS 'lr x KJ ' i -!Jl.,J':.: - i WV Il 1 ---'nm M ' '11 'WS 'lt lawn. fl' IF? 1. i t. . L g .-,ii. , .. ..., fits-.. , g cf' I. A - .- ix . lim- lu Zffupmwrwgqr-.W Aeggggfswessiu ' H eggs? J fff ,H'iiiHji'i .-i 17.1 ,iii lil Wil ii f ' , . Q Ei ,, ' ly,-M1215 ' if fffil g.-'ggi-ig llllllllil iriii iilllll 'il y it 7?.MW:HQ'lV'7J'fi Ewdmuikd ITV? Q: M f milf?-'Eh ya ,e551rrm1Qi K ' isasevqg- . f witffjfz FfF77l J'6Y7ll elected Dean in June, 1958. He was elected to the offices of Vice-President and Dean in November of 1962 and con- tinued to be a great influence on the faculty and student body, serving faithfully until his sudden death in May of 1967. Mr. Vaughn Smith succeeded Dr. Palmer as President in 1958. During his ad- ministration Manna continued to grow in numbers and to ex- tend its influence in the Christian community. In 1964 Mr. Smith moved to Florida and the Flev. Wm. L. Banks became Manna's fifth President and served for two years until the pressures of church duties forced him to resign that office. In June of 1967, the Ftev. Harvey P. Davis was elected President of the School. ln June of 1968, the Rev. Wm. L. Banks was elec- ted Dean. Under his leader- ship, the curriculum of the Standard Bible Course was up- dated and expanded and changed from 3 terms to 2 terms a year. Due to a call to serve on the faculty of Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, Mr. Banks resigned and in January of 1970 the Rev. David W. Haas was elected Dean. ln 1958 Manna Bible Institute moved to larger quarters at 866 North Forty-first Street. Af- ter thirteen years of steady growth, it became evident that a larger building was necessary to accommodate our student body which num- bered nearly 200. Many months of praying and seeking resulted in the purchase of an old school building at 2637 J' 6116174 North 4th Street. The Supply of this more adequate facility has enabled the Institute to provide effective Christian education for 250 students through the dedicated efforts of more than 30 volunteer teachers. Due to the growing realization of the need to provide quality education on the Bible in- stitute level for Christian young people of minority groups who desire to train for Christian service, the Board of Directors moved to proceed toward starting a day school program in the fall of 1973. Thus on January 15, 1973, the Board extended the call to Dr. Gerald L. Stover of Lansdale, Pennsylvania to become Manna's first Dean of Day School. The day school is a four-year, post-high school Bible institute offering majors in three fields: Pastoral Studies, Christian Education, and Missions. A day school catalog containing further in- formation is available upon request. Manna is again on the move towards expansion. In the spring of 1974, the Philadelphia Divinity School, 42nd and Spruce Streets was offered to us for 2.8 million dollars. Many prayed for this property, which we felt would meet our growing needs, but the price was beyond us. We had a sensitivity from the Lord not to pursue this any further. if Then, behold, in answer to prayer, another property was offered to us. This time, receiving a positive sensitivity from the Lord, we signed an agreement of sale for the pur- chase of the Ancilla Domini Academy at 700 E. Church Lane in Germantown. This :, I - ,fill ..- . 411 A I ga , EAW, M Y' lilillll' -1 43 mari.. property has seven acres of land, six buildings, classrooms, a dining room, auditorium, gymnasium, and the possibility of developing a dormitory for our day students. The asking price was S450,000, but they accepted our offer of S325,000. Now we need S5500,000 by July 1, 1975 for settlement, and ex- penses of moving, repairs, renovations, equipment and a science lab. This will allow our school to continue without a mortgage. We are praying for the Lord's guidance and your help. . f - ' A ' ' in I fp -fix . V I .I y xl 'Z 2 it '. le- .f'4Nmrl1s, ' iii Y 5, ii in-4 .1 3' vi- ' l 'E , ,l .. yi- -.'-ly. :- , l s I W ord From The President .. ef if x' We have sown much and bring in littl9HHAGeAi 1:6 These words spoken to the children of israel could be said of many in this country today. How many people do you know that are hard working and yet have little to show for their labor? With the nation lsrael, God had instructed them to rebuild the Temple. This was to be their first order of business after their release from captivity, but they became involved in building homes for their families, providing food and doing other things that they felt were more important, These things were not wrong in themselves, but they should not have taken priority over what God wanted them to do. They did not feel that they were disobeying God, they felt that in due time they would get around to the job of rebuilding the Temple. God, through His prophet, ex- plained that because they worked on these other matters first, the work they did would not accomplish what they wan- ted. Let me paraphrase what he, God's servant, is saying in verse six of chapter one. You work hard and have little to show for it, you possess things and are not satisfied, you take in spiritual water and you never become full, you clothe yourself in your own righteousness and are not warm, and your money goes through your pocket like it had a hole in it. Perhaps now would be a good time for you to think about these words and apply the situation to your own life. God 'has given to you and every Christian instruction to first win souls. This should be for every Christian the first or- der of business. Over the past four years you have prepared yourself for this task. You have the assurance that as you are faithful in doing this work for The Lord, He will bless the other parts of your life. Harvey P. Davis - Qu-f-if Word From Amidst the joy of reaching the successful conclusion of your course at lvlanna, l would pass on to each of you a word of warning from Proverbs 10:5 - He that gathereth in summer is a wise son, but he that sleepeth in harvest is a son that causefh shame. The primary application con- cerns the necessity of ap- plying oneself and working hard in life, using the farmer's situation of harvest time to illustrate the point. However, the principle contained in this verse has a wider application in the spiritual realm that I wish to share with you. First of all, the word gathereth speaks of in- volvement. The wise person is one who is actively par- ticipating in harvesting. Sum- mer refers to a definite period of opportunity. When a crop is ready it must be harvested or it is lost. Son represents that person who through faith in the finished work of Jesus Christ is a permanent member of the family of God. Only true Christians can participate in this harvest. He that sleepeth is the Christian who does not take part in win- ning souls to Christ. The shame is that which is ex- perienced by the non- participating Christian. It is the shame that begins in a wasted life now and culminates in the agony of regret at the judgement seat of Christ. I want you to remember that each one of you HAS to be in- volved in harvesting souls for Christ if you are to be a wise child of God. Singing in the choir is fine: being an usher is good: but that is not har- vesting. You must launch out The Dean and get involved in grappling with the souls of lost people. You must speak to people, help people understand, pray with people, weep over people - yes, give yourself to winning souls to Christ. This MUST be your top priority in life. The time of harvest is now. Please do not be a foolish Christian, a dissapointing lvlanna graduate. Get out there and start har- vesting! X ,, jf U .V ew 'R- .,:.5.: .-.. -, . 4 . A rg .... A I ' , .:. if 7,5 , . jg. David W. Haas D dication We, the Graduating Class of 1975, praise God for the honor of dedicating this yearbook to our fellow classmate, Gwen- dolyn Johnson. On July 3,1973, Gwendolyn joined her husband Raymond S. Johnson as Mis- sionaries in Liberia, West Africa. They are serving under 523 in AFRlCA Llseam the United Holy Church Academy, which is located 70 miles from Monrovia in the District of Salala. Their day begins at 5:30 a.m. at the sound of the rising bell. Morning prayer at 6:00 a.m., and breakfast at 6:30 a.m. School begins at 8:15 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. During this period they have the privilege to teach the students how to be intellecually sound and spiritually fit. xo Xt, fa' T A W . 17? ' N 151 n ' l J - kb if v O 1 l .f 1-il? '27 0 G WWE? ' W Q I l u.yfv' f L If I I 'N ll r,,5fW.,.ii-il if lllcl I I r r 7' - it r: NV' X X Gwendolyn reports that there is never a dull moment on the field with their job of teaching, counseling, preaching, super- vising, building and mothering to some. Village work is one of the highlights of their work. As they go into the surrounding villages you can see how Satan has the people's mind so bound. They thank God that the Gospel which is the Power of God is able to break Satan's power. To that we add our amen. School is open from March un- til the first week in December. Gwendolyn has made many trips to the surrounding villages. The boys' dormitory is almost completed which they were helping others to build. They are constantlymaking repairs on other buildings on the mission station. The Lord has blessed them with a new addition to their family. They are also in the process of adopting a seven year old boy who was brought to the mission by his father. We praise God for using them as instruments in His hands. He that spared not his own Son, but delivered him up for us all, how shall he not with him also freely give us all things? Romans 8:32 Board of Director R. IONA LYSTER HARVEY P. DAVIS THOMAS R. RIDLEY HOWARD O. LEWIS RALPH J. MYERS Chairman I I LILLY C. OLSON Secretary WI LHELMINA YOUNG EUGENE FESTUS LEE R. GARDNER Vice-Chairman Not Pictured A ROBERT B. TEST, Treasurer ALBERT DerMOVERIAN IRVIN MaCQUARRIE HENRY D. KANE RICHARD MIEKLEY WILLIAM B. LUCK E ning Fa ulty Howard W. Cartwright, Jr. Marriage 8 the Family Practical Work Church History Pastoral Epistles Late Epistles William L. Banks B.A.. Th.M., BD.. D.D. Christian Ethics Personal Evangelism Galatians 81 Ephesians Bs., Bfof ivhivlq. Romans skis: i 6 , .fy-E? gg: F . Q wg if L l gifs -4 N' f ,.. .,:,:. , '.- , W 5 2.15 .,EE-. Q Qi - fi fit t ii it 1 l Betty Jean Butler B.S. Vocation Bible School Arthur W. Cordner Foundation Truths God's Plan of the Ages Romans Daniel 81 Revelation Elizabeth Devore B,S.A English M. Gertrude Fauntleroy B.A. Teaching Techniques Sunday School Success English tl. William B. Frazier B.A. Poetic Books Mary L. Gay B.S. Child Study Teaching Techniques Vocation 8. Bible School John Green. Jr. B.S. lst 8- 2nd Corinthians Doctrine of Holy Spirit Larry R. Guillermin Th.B., Th.M.. Th.D. Life of Christ Acts 3,1 l Ll. J 5' A. Efsllf. ik 'L' 2 X A A I .. '- - J - vp ' '-.pl David W. Haas B.A.. M,Div. Basic Orientation inner City Evangelism Unacceptable Doctrines , A -... i 'KR' 3 X Thomas R. Hitch B.S. Hebrews Doctrine of Holy Spirit E ning Faculty John Kim BA.. M,Div. Personal Evangelism Howard O. Lewis Galatians 8. Ephesians J Joseph L. Kirkner D.D. Doctrine of God Doctrine of Christ R, Iona Lyster B.A., MA. TVPOIOQY 'Qs Earle E. Moyer, Jr. Sunday School Success ijianygitifi Lilliam K. Myers English John L. Price Foundation Truths Philippians, Colossians Homiletics Philemon Grace O. Richey Black Church in America Thomas R, Ridley Personal Evangelism Doctrine of God Doctrine of Christ V l Lilly C. Olson Life of Christ Acts History of Missions Charles E. Olewine B.A., M.Div. Early Epistles Pentateuch 5HWhnz falls MJ is - nv f an .....:.., I 7 ig f it -s i'taI.l a. l1lv2'5i.w- .ng 1 .s: .- . Ron Shuttleworth Man 81 Salvation Leroy B. Taylor Angels St Satan Robert P. Shine Christian Ethics Minor Prophets Lindsey A. Robinson B.A., lVl.A. Survey of Black Literature Psychology of Christian Experience E ening Faculty Timothy E. Ruffin B.A. God's Plan of the Ages Isaiah 8. Jeremiah Tom W. Watkins Minor Prophets Historical Books Arthur R. Watson Church 8 Scriptures Biblical Introduction Elizabeth Williams B.A. Child Study Alice L. Woodward Poetic Books Pentateuch Bible History 81 Geography Isaiah 8t Jeremiah Historical Books Da Faculty :,.,, ...,.. . b g , L gif . ..,. . y - I .Liz -4 fbi, ' if .. 6 .- .46 David W. Haas B.A., M.Div. Pentateuch N.T. Survey Herman Hildebrand B.A. Elaine Nelson R.N. Physical Education 81 Health I 8. ll i John Ling B.A., M.A.. B.D., M.Th. English Grammar 8t Composition I A Il Thomas R. Ridley Inner City Evangelism 8t Education Life of Christ Personal Evangelism Ye Chul Shin B.A., BD., M.A., Th.D., M.Div. Study Techniques Poetic Books Hermeneutics History of Western Civilization I 8. ll History of Missions Gerald L. Stover L.H.D. Administration of Christian Education Analysis of Romans Doctrine l Doctrine ll Doctrine III Doctrine IV Historic Books Biblical Introduction Nellie E. Stover Principles A Methods of Study General Psychology Elizabeth Williams B.S. Introduction to Music 8t Conducting Staff O ,I A., in Y'- 'xn ,,,,. v ,v 1 ,' ' .x .l..' Staff GEORGE SYME Library Assistant MYRTLE BROYLES Bookstore Sates ' if A 1,5 J le D- 321 f Q 2, 155, af. ., 5 1' 'iw iw at - . . . w::-r 4.-at-.::: ' .1125 , ,, , -' I , ,A ' Ia? k, V A ,.:,:. I . 1 A RUTH WATKINS Office Manager ROSETTA WRIGHT Cashier 8. Library Assistant MICHELLE MARSHALL Snack Shop , f Q if Q iw WI I P' W f, N 1 5 1 ' M I ...rv , .,,, , E. WNMV gin, sk YN Zi fa I ' 3 ' ,1 ,Q gf g if Sy, X 5' -H.. 'V K DAVID W. HAAS Evening Schoot Dean GWENDOLYN HI LL Library Consultant GERALD L. STOVER Day School Dean JACQUELINE T. RICHARDSON Typist A. J. WELKER Accountant ,.1.L,1. 'i ! I I' r ' A A , I ri Q -- I 'S my if f V ' gl, .-jaw , , 1 -7, A. 1 Staff TERRANCE BOYER Maintenance Man ELIZABETH DE VORE Library Assistant ' , A f I fi CATHERINE HARRIS Cashier CLEONIA JACKSON Evening School Registrar DOROTHY NOTTAGE Receptionist ANNABELL RIDLEY Bookstore Manager HECTOR TORRES Head Maintenance Man CHERYL WILLIAMS Bookstore Sales MARY BROWN Bookstore Sales NAOMI GOODE Snack Shop . , L -'W . , Q , 1-542 i --'Q in : :.xa:ssas:,, . ,I .. Q ii i H I I Lid. 1 .4 N . I I N7 0 5 X I 'V X759 ' A I ,Q i I 1 was .35 IEE.:-.if . ,-.-,::-s:::.:.- .... : .,...::i- 3 T wg f X Q HELEN HARRIS Snack Shop THEODORE JENKINS Maintenance Man JOSEPH L. POPP Business Manager Ingredients for i tory Reverend Howard W. Cartwright Minister-Missionary American Missionary. Fellowship The batter stands poised waiting for the ball . . . a white blur thrust from the pitcher's hand. Anticipation! Two men sit gazing intently with wrinkled brows ... studying the chessboard for the next move and response. Concentration! The tears of pain and the ache of discomfort are replaced with the radiant warmth of a smile at the newborn. Jubilation! The white sphere that soars into an open space for a hit. . . or that disappears into the distant stands marks victory for the anticipation of waiting. Class dvisor The smile that breaks through the etched lines of deter- mination as one person says checkmate signals victory for the periods of con- centration. The decision ofthe new arrival in the family to receive the Christ of Calvary by the picture of Him seen in its parents usher victory from the joys of jubilation. The hitter could not ac- complish his feat consistently without preparation. Training and disciplines are needed to put the edge on anticipation which would produce victory. One does not become a master at chess by hap- penstance. Many hours and years are spent to channel the thrust of thought in con- centration to produce victory. The child is not born at the moment it is conceived. The period of time builds to the crescendo of jubilation which produces victory. Anticipation, concentration, jubilation the fore-runners of victory serve yet another illustration. Everyone who is first born anticipates a full and complete life. The time span in years have no bearing on fullness and completion. Many persons have lived in less years, much more fuller and complete lives than others who have the accumulation of many years. The fullest and completeness of life is realized by the second birth born anew! We an- ticipated this miracle of God even before we knew of His doing the work in Christ for us. Being born again stamps an- ticipation with victory. An ex- tention to the new birth is growth. Thinking God's thought after Him is meditation or concentration. The focus of our mind power being on things above. The purposeful looking unto the Author and Finisher of our Faith and concentration which enables us to press toward the mark of the prize of the high calling of God in Christ. Con- centration is swallowed up in victory. The shout from Glory . . .sound of the trump of God being caught up changed . . . jubilation . .. victory! When faith is made sight the world shall see the victory which we have as believers. Expected anticipation: thought on concentration: rejoice in . . .jubilation . . .vic- tory. The fields being ready indicate many who also are called to join us. Forward to labor in God's vineyard the harvest is near . . . Class History September 1971 Memories of our old school are short but pleasant ones. There were the crowded stairways leading to the upper classmen's classroomsg the congested porch where we awaited friends at the close of classes, and the fresh- men's basement classroom where church pews served as seats, our laps took the place of desks, and the pur- pose of our gathering was to study the Word of God. We thank God for the op- portunity given us to unite in fellowship around His Divine Word. In accordance with II Timothy 2:15, Study to show thyself approved unto God . . we obeyed. Thus began the first term of the graduating class of 1975 at Manna Bible Institute. As the school years passed, many changes came about - some that brought smiles and some that brought tears, but all bringing glory to God. Various circumstances cut our class number to less than half of what it was on that first anticipation-filled day. The Lord called three of our sisters home. Then we remember Gwen John- son and her husband Raymond, whom God chose to serve on the mission fields of Liberia in West Africa. What began as a group ofpeople gathered to study the Word of God quickly blossomed into a real family of believers! Class Projects and Events 1971-1972 As a project of Study Missionary Fel- lowship, several of us par- ticipated in evangelizing the neighborhood surroun- ding our school. 1972-1973 At the close of our spring semester we honored Raymond and Gwendolyn Johnson at a class-given supper. That same year we began a crusade for Christ at the Cheyney Shelter for Girls. Rev. Taylor and Rev. Cart- wright joined in the crusade, working with several of us who labored there. 1973-1974 To our mission- aries, Raymond and Gwen Johnson, we sent money and supplies. A monetary donation was also collected for the Christian Day School of Philadelphia. And several of us responded to the call of l'help in Dover, Delaware in an effort to evangelize that city. The fellowship of our class was strengthened by Prayer Breakfasts held at the homes of several of our students. These as well as the studies, exams, term papers and sharing of per- sonal problems all con- tributed to the closeness of our class. ,Manna was not only a place for fellowship and friendship, but for courtship, too. As the Holy Spirit united hearts in service for Christ, He also united hearts in matrimony for: Hector and Sara Torres Joseph and Phyllis Thompson Charlie and Barbara Begely Warren and Constance Robinson Ronald and Donna Johnson The understanding, dedication and patience of the faculty made our struggle to gain knowledge easier to bear! Their knowledge of God's Word coupled with their living testimonies has indeed made our lives richer, in- creased our knowledge of the Saviour, and led us on our way to becoming vessels fit for the Master's use. Respectfully submitted, Class of 1975 Class fficers SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, from left to right, standing: Betty Anderson, Phaue Featherson, Barbara'Rawlings. Seated, Dennis Thompson, Cleona Jackson. -wr 1 L I ,,, ,,, W n My Q ,E is Chapel V GLORIA ADENS Favorite Scripture: Romans 8:38, 39 For I am persuaded that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present, nor things to come, nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord. Church Affiliation: Nazarene Baptist Aim: To reach souls for the Lord Jesus Christ. Testimony: I want to know Christ and the power of His resurrection and the fellowship of His suffering. BETTY ANDERSON Favorite Scripture: 2 Timothy 1:13,14 Hold fast the form of sound words, which thou has heard of me, in faith and love which is in Christ Jesus. That good thing which was committed unto theee keep by the Holy Spirit, who dwelleth in us. Church Affiliation: Holy Tem- ple Church of God in Christ, 60th and Callowhill Streets, Philadelphia, Pa.: Ozio T. Jones, Pastor Christian Activities: Member of the Christian Adult Fellowship Choir. Aim: My aim is to prepare myself in the Word of God and be ready to do whatever He will have me to do. Testimony: I thank God for my salvation in my early teens. Several years later, my cousin tried for 2 years to get me to go to Bible school. I finally enrolled in Manna and it has been one of the greatest turn- ing points in my life. How I thank God for this opportunity to study His Word. EDWARD ARMSTRONG Favorite Scripture: 2 Timothy 2:15 Study to show thyself ap- proved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth. Church Affiliation: Faith Chris- tian Church Christian Activities: Pastor Aim: To be used of the Lord and to do His will. Testimony: I want to thank God for saving me and leading me to Manna Bible Institute to study His Holy Word. Because He led me to this very fine Bible-teaching school, I can now rightly divide the Word and share these blessed truths with others to the glory of God. iii A A I I ,I I l l I I ll I MARY BANNISTER Favorite Scripture: Lamenta- tions 3:25, 26 The Lord is good unto them that wait for Him, to the soul that seeketh Him. It is good that a man should both hope and quietly wait for the salvation of the Lord. Church Affiliation: Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church, Twin Oaks, Pa. Christian Activities: A teacher in Sunday School, Bible Class and Vacation Bible School: member of Missionary Circle and the Pastor's Aide. Aim: To be like Christ. Testimony: I praise the Lord for a pastor and church who had a vision for foreign missions. The Holy Spirit led me to answer the call and I have been greatly helped at Manna. Plug '-A l l CHARLIE BEGLEY Favorite Scripture: ll Cor 12:9 And he said unto me, My grace is sufficient for thee: for my strength is made perfect in weakness. Most gladly therefore will I rather glory in my infirmities, that the power of Christ may rest upon me. Church Affiliation: Faith Fel- lowship Baptist Church Church Activities: Mission Board Aim: To live day by day for Jesus Christ, and become the man that God intended me to be. Testimony: The four years spent at Manna Bible Institute have been the most meaning- ful years of my life. I became a Christian just prior to starting Manna, To study God's Word is the greatest privilege we as people can have. I thank God for the study at Manna, and the fellowship. HATTIE BETH EA Favorite Scripture: Romans 8:38, 39 For I am persuaded that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present, nor things to come, nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord. Church Affiliation: Holy Tem- ple Baptist Church Christian Activities: Sunday School teacher. Aim: To be a bold witness that others might come to the full knowledge of the Lord Jesus Christ and His saving power. Testimony: I thank God for salvation through the shed blood of Jesus Christ. I thank Him for giving me a mind to study His Word at Manna that I might be a better Sunday school teacher and witness for Him. CLARENCE BROOKS Favorite Scripture: Galatians 2:20 I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I liveg yet not I, but Christ liveth in meg and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me. Church Affiliation: Calvary Gospel Chapel Christian Activities: Teacher of Boys' Bible Club and U.B.S., member of Afros' Choir, part- time counselor at Teen Haven Camp. Aim: To have a true Christian witness born out of love for God and my fellow man. Testimony: I thank God that he is a loving God. If He were not I would not be saved. l thank Him for His faithfulness in the face of my unfaithfulness, and pray that one day l'Il be able to say I have surrendered all to Jesus Christ. ELIZABETH CARR Favorite Scripture: Philippians 3:10 That I may know Him and the power of His resurrection, and the fellowship of His suf- ferings, being made conform- able unto His death. Church Affiliation: Met Evan- gelistic Center Christian Activities: Sunday school teacher, director of Junior Church Aim: To tell the story of Jesus and His love. Testimony: I praise God for saving my soul. I praise the Lord for Sister Rhoberthia Overby, who through her teaching of the Word of God, helped to direct me to Manna Bible Institute. It was through Manna that I have learned God's Word. Now I can tell the story of Jesus and His love. ALFRED E. CHAPPELL Favorite Scripture: Philippians 1:6 Being confident of this very thing, that he which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. Church Affiliation: King David Baptist Church Christian Activities: Pastors assistant, head of Christian education, Sunday School superintendent and Adult Class teacher. Aim: To preach and teach the truth as it is in the Holy Scrip- tures so that I may help people live a practical and joyful Christian life. Testimony: I thank God for salvation and that he allows me to be part of His program. I praise the Lord for His good- ness and how He has directed and worked in my life. For it is God which worketh in you both to will and to do of His good pleasure. iPhil. 2:13i. CARRIE CREEKMUR Favorite Scripture: Isaiah 55:6 Seek ye the Lord while He may be found. Call upon him while He is near. Church Affiliation: Holy Com- munity Church of God in Christ, Coatesville, Pa. Christian Activities: Church Christian Education director, BibIe'CIub teacher, Religious Drama Club director, Missionary Overseas worker, Calvary Healing Mission in Nigeria, West Africag visitation missionary for Lankenau and PGH Hospital and Veterans Hospital, Coatesville, Pa. Aim: To be a living epistle representing Christ in everything. Testimony: I thank God for salvation through Jesus Christ and the privilege I have to be a witness for Him everywhere I go. GENEVA DAVIS Favorite Scripture: Romans 1:16 For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: For it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth: to the Jew first, and also to the Greek. Church Aftiliation: Nazarene Baptist Church Christian Activities: Aim: That I might be a vessel through which the life of Christ may follow. Testimony: The Lord brought me to a point in my life that I realized my righteousness was a polluted rag. The wages of sin is death and I earned it, but thank God I have eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord. BERNIS DORSEY Favorite Scripture: 2 Timothy 213, 4 Thou, therefore, endure hard- ness, as a good soldier of Jesus Christ. No man that war- reth entangleth himself with the affairs of this life, that he may please him who hath chosen to be a soldier. Church Affiliation: Grace Chapel Church Christian Activities: Deacon, Sunday school teacher and choir member. Aim: To do the work of a missionary. Testimony: I praise God for a saved life through the blood of Jesus Christ, who hath abolished death and hath brought life and immortality to light through the goseplf' i2 Tim. 1:10J. ALLEN D. ELLISON Favorite Scripture: I. Corin- thians 15:58 Therefore my beloved brethren, be ye steadfast, un- movable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, for as much as ye know that your labour is not in vain in the Lord. Church Affiliation: Third Eter- nal Baptist Church Christian Activities: Superin- tendent of the Sunday School Aim: That I might know Christ better. Testimony: I thank Jesus Christ for showing me what l'm really like on the inside. PHAUE FEATHERSON Favorite Scripture: 1 John 4:3,4 And every spirit that con- fesseth not that Jesus Christ is come in the flesh is not of God: and this is that spirit of an- tichrist, of which ye have heard that it should come, and even now already is it in the world. Ye are of God, little children, and have overcome them, because greater is he that is in you, than he that is in the world. Church Affiliation: Faith Fellowship Baptist Church Christian Activities: A witness for Christ. Aim: To be constantly in the will of the Lord. Testimony: I thank God forthe victory which I have in Jesus Christ. Because of Him I have been freed from the vices of this world and no longer have to suffer defeat. Manna has in- creased my Iove for Christ and others through the knowledge that I have acquired here. I thank God for Manna, and the fact that the unadulterated Word is being taught here. LINDY GUEST Favorite Scripture: I Peter 3:15 But sanctify the Lord God in your hearts: and be ready always to give an answer to every man that asketh you a reason of the hope that is in you with meekness and fear. Church Affiliation: Sanc- tuary Church of God Christian Activities: Sunday School teacher, Bible Class teacher, supervisor of women. Aim: To continue my Christian education and to minister to those wherever I am led by the Spirit of God. Testimony: I thank God for salvation through the precious blood of our Lord Jesus Christ. I also thank Him for being able to come to Manna to study the Bible that I might get a greater understanding of His Word, which will enable me through the power ofthe Holy Spirit to teach more effectively. CHARLES HARRIS Favorite Scripture: Ephesians 2:8,9,1O For by grace are ye saved through faith, and not of your- selvesg it is the gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast. For we are his work- manship, created in Christ Jesus unto good works, which God hath before ordained that we should walk in them. Church Affiliation: New Cen- tral Baptist Church Christian Activities: Sunday School teacher, usher, member of Male Chorus. Aim: To be a vessel used of the Lord. Testimony: I thank God for His love for a lost sinner such as I was. I also thank God for leading me to the Manna Bible Institute. I can't explain the many blessings I have received in the four years I have been coming here at Manna, and I just praise God's Holy name. f I CHALMUS C. HARRIS Favorite Scripture: Isaiah 55:10 For as the rain cometh down, and the snow from heaven, and returneth not thither, but watereth the earth, and maketh it bring forth and bud, that it may give seed to the sower, and bread to the eater. Church Affiliation: Mt. Olive Tabernacle Baptist Church Christian Activities: Gosepl singer 8. Bible teacher Aim: To preach and teach God's Word. Testimony: I am convinced that by the grace of God He has spared my life for His own purpose and use. When I was a child the medical doctor thought that I was dying and gave up, delivering me into the hands of the Lord. As an adult I have barely escaped death at least five times. I found no real peace until I returned to Christ. I have discovered both peace and joy since becoming active in church, and faithfully attending this school. LUVADA HARRIS Favorite Scripture: Matthew 28:18-20 And Jesus came and spoke unto them, saying, All authority is given unto me in heaven and in earth. Go ye, therefore, and teach all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all things what- soever I have commanded youg and, lo, I am with you always, even unto the end of the age. Church Affiliation: New Cen- tral Baptist Church: Fiev. Augustus Habershaw, Pastor Christian Activities: Member of the Missionary Society and Prayer Band: a deaconness. Aim: To be prepared for ef- fective witness for Jesus Christ to the unconverted I meet in my travels and on my job. Testimony: The Lord has been faithful to enable me to com- plete my studies at Manna af- ter five years of trying to do my best. It has not been easy. Many times I have had to depend on other classmates for help. But my dependence has been upon God for the wisdom, strength and under- standing I needed. I know the Lord has saved me to do His will. Praise the Lord! RAYMOND HARRISON, SR. Favorite Scripture: James 1:18 Of His own will begot He us with the word of truth, that we should be a kind of first fruit of His creatures. Church Affiliation: Light of the World Chapel, 318 Bainbridge St., Phila., Pa. 19147 Christian Activities: Personal evangelism, home evangelism. Aim: To be a Bible teacher and an instructor in evangelism, training Christian workers. To fulfill my call to missionary ser- vice. Testimony: I would not have known Jesus as Saviour if the Gospel was not the power of God unto salvation. I was raised in a family of non- Christians. One day, however, I was brought face to face with the gospel through a Christian at work. God's call to Africa came after I volunteered my life to serve Him unresewedly. Pray for the Lord's continued preparation in our lives as we look forward to God's will in Liberia, West Africa. CLEONA JACKSON Favorite Scripture: Romans 12:1 I beseech you therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, that ye present your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service. Church Affiliation: St. Luke United American Methodist Episcopal Church of West Chester, Rev. Jesse Rice, Pastor Christian Activities: Director and supervisor of the St. Luke U.A.lVl.E. Junior Choir, director of the Angelic Choral Chapter of West Chester. Aim: To please God so that he may use me any place, anywhere and with any people. Testimony: I came to lVlanna with an empty place in my heart, desiring to know the truth in the Word of God. I desired to work with young people to help them un- derstand and know of God's plan for their young lives, but I realized my lack of prepared- ness, being unskilled and unlearned in the Word. I came to Nlanna seeking the truth. lvlanna's teachers have, through the power of the Holy Spirit, made much of the Bible easy to be understood. MARTIN JACKSON Favorite Scripture: Galatians 2:20 I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I liveg yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me. Church Affiliation: Deliverance Church Christian Activities: Working with the street workers. Aim: That Christ might be glorified through my life. Testimony: In the year 1970, the Lord sent me to lVlanna Bible Institute to study His Word. Since then I have been able to relate to the Lord by rightly dividing the Word and have realized the reality and the magnitude of His power in my life. Praise the Lord. PEARL JACKSON Favorite Scripture: Philippians 1:6 Being confident of this very thing, that He which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ. Church Affiliation: Shiloh Bap- tist Christian Activities: President of the Young Adult Choir, member of Sowers of Faith Aim: To grow into a mature Christian. Testimony: I thank God for His leading whereby I was able to see the way made by His son Christ Jesus. I praise Him for having an institute like Manna where people are taught the Word of God. DONNA M. JOHNSON Favorite Scripture: Acts 26:18 To open their eyes, and to turn them from darkness to light, and from the power of Satan unto God, that they may receive forgiveness of sins, and inheritance among them which are sanctified by faith that is in me. Church Affiliation: Second Baptist Church of Pedricktown Christian Activities: Sunday school teacher, missionary worker Aim: To be a bold witness for the Lord Jesus Christ as a light in a dark world. Testimony: I thank and praise God for bringing me from a world of darkness unto light. I thank and praise Him for His precious blood that was shed on Calvary's cross for me. I am truly thankful that God led me to study His Word consistently at lvlanna Bible Institute. Sear- ching God's Word at lVIanna has equipped me to proclaim better the unadulterated gospel. These years at lVlanna have been the most joyous and precious years of my life. JAMES JOHNSON Favorite Scripture: Psalms 107:20,21 He sent His word, and healed them, and delivered them from their destructions. Oh that men would praise the Lord for his goodness, and for His won- derful works to the children of men! Church Affiliation: Grace Tab- ernacle Christian Church Christian Activities: Director of Worship, Aim: To grow in the grace of our Lord Jesus. Testimony: The four years that I have spent at Ivlanna has atuned my ears to the hearing of the truth of God's word, and has stimulated my appetite for more and deeper knowledge of Him. GLORIA MOORE Favorite Scripture: Proverbs 3:5,6 Trust in the Lord with all thine heart: and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all the ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy path. Church Affiliation: St. PauI's Baptist Church Christian Activities: Church School teacher Aim: To always be a witness for Jesus Christ. Testimony: I thank God for loving me enough to save me from the slavery of sin through the shed blood and resurrec- tion of the Lord Jesus Christ. I also thank Him for Manna Bible Institute where I was able to study the Word of God. MILTON PINER Favorite Scripture: Nahum 1:7 The Lord is good, a stronghold in the day of trouble, and He knoweth those who trust in Him. Church Aftiliationz Associate minister, Vacation Bible School superintendent, Sun- day School teacher, street evangelist. Aim: To proclaim the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ to the lost and to live so God can get the glory. Testimony: I thank God for His mercy through the Lord Jesus Christ, and for His love in saving someone like me. I praise God also for Manna Bible Institute and what I have learned there. May He use it to His glory. PAUL POOLE Favorite Scripture: Ephesians 218, 9, 10 For by grace are ye saved through faith and that not of yourselves, it is th gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast. For we are his workmanship created in Christ Jesus unto good works, which God hath before ordained that we should walk in them. Church Aftiliationz New King- dom Baptist Church Christian Activities: Associate minister, manager and pianist for the Relation Gospel Singers. Aim: To be used by God. Testimony: I thank God for saving my soul and giving me a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ. I thank God for using me for His work, and for leading me to Manna through my minister, Ftev. Lavender. BARBARA RAWLINGS Favorite Scripture: Jeremiah 33:3 Call unto me, and I will answer thee, and show thee great and mighty things, which thous knowest not. Church Affiliation: Greater St. Matthew Independent Church Christian Activities: Teacher in church school and V.B.S. Aim:To be an effective witness. Testimony: There has been a big change in my life since coming to Manna. My fresh- man year was a mind and heart opener. The sophomore year was very humbling, for within me was the quiet plea, Teacher, please teach me. The junior year was one of de- termination to reach the senior year and to try out some of the truths already learned. My senior year has been a time of reflection and thankfulness for God's leading me to Manna through my husband. Here, through godly teachers, the Word of God was opened to me in a new and living way as they would say, Trust and call on God. I called He an- swered! in 'Z' ia- - .- if V . -L. Gu -I. , . CONSTANCE S. ROBINSON Favorite Scripture: Joshua 24:15 And if it seems evil unto you to serve the Lord, choose you this day whom ye willserveg whether the gods which your fathers served that were on the other side of the flood, on the gods of the Amonites, in whose land ye dwell: but as for me and my house, we will serve the Lord. Church Affiliation: Second Faith Baptist Church. Christian Activities: Head of Educational Department. Aim: To go, to give, and to pray as the Lord leads, so that all that I come in contact with may know My Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Testimony: God gave me a desire to serve Him in every area of my life. To do this, I realize that I would have to know God's Holy Word before I could effectively witness and share it with others. God led me to Manna where the Word is consistently and systematically taught. Manna Bible Institute has been a con- stant source of joy in my life, and the time spent there will always be very precious to me. I, ll i X. fi WARREN C. ROBINSON Favorite Scripture: 1 Timothy 4:1 Now the Spirit speaketh ex- pressly, that in the latter times some shall depart from the faith, giving heed to seducing spirits, and doctrines of devils. Church Affiliation: Second Faith Baptist Church Christian Activities: Minister of Cults and lsms. Aim: To do a service for the Lord that His name might be glorified. Testimony: I am thankful to the Lord Jesus Christ for it was at Manna Bible Institute that I really came to know Him as my personal Savior and Lord. I owe everything to God, and for Him I long to go, do, and teach that His name might be glorified and exalted. I want everyone to know Jesus and love Himuas I do. BETTY RUFFIN Favorite Scripture: 2 Peter 3:9 The Lord is not slack concern- ing His promise, as some men count slacknessg but is long- suffering to usward, not willing that any should perish, but that all should come to repentance. Church Affiliation: Mt. Zion Baptist Church, 50th 8t Wood- land Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. Christian Activity: Deacon aid, Sunday school and vacation bible school teacher. Aim: To be a yielded vessel fit for the Masters use. Testimony: I thank God that He was not willing that I perish, but through His good- ness He led me to repent. I praise Him for the Lord Jesus and the abundant life He gives. I count it a great blessing and privilege to have been able to attend Manna where I found assurance and hope through His Word. My prayer is that many others may find this same blessing. LOIS R. SAWYER Favorite Scripture: Proverbs 3:5,6 Trust in the Lord with all thine heartg and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy path. Church Affiliation: Metropolitan A.M.E. Church, 20th 8t Fitxwater Sts. Church Activities: Sunday School teacher, Vacation Bible School director, member of Senior Choir, member of Missionary Society, vice president of Lay Organization, president of South Carolina Club. Aim: I plan to continue to prepare myself so that I will be able to teach boys and girls more effectively. Testimony: I praise the Lord for Manna. I thank God for His Son Jesus Christ. I searched a mighty long time for some- thing that I could enjoy doing. I found it here at Manna studying the Word of God. The Lord has been very good to me, and I shall ever praise and serve Him. !',.1, . MAXINE SPENCER Favorite Scripture: Proverbs 3:5,6 Trust in the Lord with all thine heartg and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct thy paths. Church Affiliation: Christ Bap- tist Church, 1509 Church Lane, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Aim: Through the power of the Holy Spirit infiltrate this world whom Satan is the god of, to the glory of my Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. Testimony: I thank God for the privilege of walking by faith rather than sight. I praise God that we took not at the things which are seen, but at the things which are not seen: for the things which are seen are temporalg but the things which are not seen are eternal C2 Cor. 4:18l. F1 P ll lj- ri DENNIS THOMPSON Favorite Scripture: 1 Corin- thians 2:1, 2 And I, brethren, when I came to you, came not with ex- cellency of speech or of wisdom, declaring unto you the testimony of God. For I determined not to know anything among you, save Jesus Christ, and him crucified. Church Affiliation: Glory Bap- tist Church Church Activities: Assistant pastor, Sunday School teacher, Bible Club teacher, minister of the gospel. Aim: My aim is to be a vessel of honor for the Master's use, that God in all things may be glorified through Jesus Christ, to whom all praise and dominion for ever and ever. Testimony: I thank the Lord that He saved me at an early age and kept me ever since. The Lord has blessed me not just to know about Him, but to know Him in all His ways through Christ my all and all. JOSPEH J. THOMPSON Favorite Scripture: I Timothy 1:12 And I thank Christ Jesus our Lord, who hath enabled me, for that He counted me faithful, putting me into the ministry. Church Affiliation: Reformed Episcopal Church of the Messiah Chirstian Activities: Assistant pastor, Sunday School teacher, board member of Afro-American Missionary Crusade, assistant ad- ministrator of Have Christ Will Travel Ministries: instructor of Biblical Introduction at Bethle- hem School of the Bible and Missionary Training Institute. Aim: To be a personal witness for Jesus Christ who was my personal ransom. Testimony: I thank God for His marvelous salvation through Jesus Christ His Son and my Saviour. I am most grateful to the Lord for His directing me to Manna, where biblical educa- tion is matched with spiritual fellowship. My studies here are the results of an invitation come thou with us, and we will do thee good. I praise the Lord that this invitation has been fulfilled in its entirety. 5 x lil PHYLLIS M. THOMPSON Favorite Scripture: Psalm 27:1 The Lord is my light and my salvation, whom shall I fear? The Lord is the strength of my life: of whom shall I be afraid. Church Affiliation: Reformed Episcopal Church of the Messiah Christian Activities: Sunday School teacher, member of Have Christ Will Travel Ministries. Aim: To be an effective wit- ness for Christ. Testimony: I thank God for my salvation and the many blessings in my life. I thank Him for the perfect peace which surpasses all un- derstanding. I thank Him for leading me to Manna. It has strengthened me and opened my eyes to many riches that I wasn't sure were mine to claim. The spiritual help as well as the fellowship with the saints, and the encouragement of the teachers will always be very close to my heart. ' .H lil HECTOR TORRES Favorite Scripture: Psalm 27:13 I had fainted, unless I had believed to see the goodness of the Lord in the land of the living. Christian Affiliation: Divine Grace Chapel Christian Activities: Assistant pastor at Divine Grace Chapel, Sunday School teacher, and involved in prison ministry. Aim: To glorify Christ with my life. Testimony: I praise God for saving me and bringing me into His family through Christ. SARA TORRES Favorite Scripture: Nahum 1:7 The Lord is good, a stronghold in the day of trouble: and He knoweth them that trust in Him. Christian Affiliation: Divine Grace Chapel Christian Activities: Sunday School superintendent. Aim: To exalt Jesus Christ. Testimony: By grace I have been savedg not my own, it has been God's gift to me. DEBORA B. WEBB Favorite Scripture: Romans 8:10 And if Christ be in you, the body is dead because of sin, but the spirit is life because of righteousness. Church Affiliation: Third Eter- nal Baptist Church Church Activities: Young Adult Choir, Young Ladies Fellowship. Aim: To yield myself com- pletely to the Lord so that He might use me to the fullest. Testimony: I thank the Lord for bringing me to the realization that Christ is my strength. There are no words to express my gratitude, all that I am or ever hope to be, l owe it all to Him. f Mrs. Mary G. Burno Mrs. Mary Burroughs Elizabeth Williams In Loving Memory of Our Classmates is 41' -as : atv. P ta 'W' I i e the class of 1975, pause, to reflect on our fellow-soldiers, who started with us in the freshman class, but who have now marched on to be with the Lord. l Praise the Lord! 2 Tim. 4:7-8 I have fought a good fight, I have finished my course, I have kept the faith: I-lenceforth there is laid up for me a crown of righteousness, which the Lord, the righteous judge, shall give me at that day: and not to me only, but unto all them also that love is ap- pearing. 07? YEARBOOK COMMITTEE: From Ielt to right, standing: Betty Anderson, Milton Piner, Cleona Jackson, Clarence Brooks,Phaue Featherson!Editor. Seated: Debora Webb, Charlie Begley, Barbara Rawlings earbook Staff PHOTOGRAPHER: William A. Painter Classroom photographs by Warren Robinson and Phaue Featherson. 32 PRINTER: James Clark of Winchell Printing Co I GEORGE ADENS DAVID ALLEN ANTONIO BRILEY ATHEHNETTE FORD E AUGUSTA BROWN SELIVIA BARNES DONALD BELL WILLIAM CHERRY JONAH COOPER ,A-7 -5 W LILLIE GRACE I JAMES LOGAN DAVEE MC CUFF ROBERTA HUFF ESSIE JONES I I I DOLORES NOTTINGHAM FRANCIS RILEY UNIOR VINCENT SNEAD JAMES O. WHITE T ERNESTINE FOSTER I I PATRICIA IVIANGINELLI RUBY SWEEPER BLANCHE WALLACE PEARL WATSON WILLIAM WHITE CHARLES WOOD CAROLYN DUGGINS I I IVIARTINA GRIFFIN SHERMAN JARNETTE BARBARA LINER VW , . . JOHN NICHOLS CHARLES PRESTON JOYCE ROSS Non-G raduating Senior MILDRED STITR IOR icers ff 0 SS Cla Congratulations to the 1975 Graduates from the Junior Class Carl W. Anderson Donald Bell Antonio Briley Augusta Brown Wiley Burt lvlaudesta Claiborn William Cherry John Cooper Carolyn Duggens Martha Griffin Charles Harris Sherman Jarnette Nellie Jenkins James Logan Barbara Liner Davee lVlcCuff Frederick lVlcDowell Delores Nottingham Joyce Collins Floss Mary Scrutchins Vincent Snead Blanche Wallace William White Charles Wood JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: From left to right, standing: Dolores Nottingham, Sherman Jarnette Vincent Snead, Charles Wood. Seated: Carolyn Duggins, Antonio Briley. CARL ANDERSON BURT BRACK COLEMAN EDWARD BARNARD CYNTHIA BUTLER I YVONNE BEST RANION CACERES WILLIAM BROCK ' II f r 'I It S F T' I, ,..' I' Lf ' I .II 2 11. WI If , ' I I V . ' r I I -, N n I 1 T A ' , I ' f mi. I 1 il? U - , .W 3,3 T ' f' ,-II I ff It ILI I .1165 ' LUIS CENTENO JEANNETTE CRATI C I SHIRLEE DAVIS ANN EDMONDS FREDERICK FELDER CHARLES GRIFFIN ANNIE FLOWERS LINDA GIBBS BARBARA GOODMAN BERNETTA HARRELL HOLLAND CHARLES JENIFER I I JONES WILLIAM KING ELOND LAVENDER RE LAWS I I FRANCES LILEY HELEN IVIARROW I SHIRLEY MM ESTHER NUTALL MARY SCRUTCHINS TERELESTA IVIC NAIR I DONALD PEARSON I T A Il JI II GEORGE NANCE IVIYRA ROUSE LU LA STEWART MARCELLA WHITE i i ESTELLA WHITEHEAD CLARENCE vviLEY NELUE JENKINS SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED HOWARD AUSTIN FLORENCE GARDENER Class fficers SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: From left to right, standing: Ronald Laws, Terelesta McNair, Esther Nutall, Clarence Wiley. Seated: Annie Flowers, Frances Liley. Student Mission Fellowship Officers SMF OFFICERS: From left to right, standing: Elmira Williams, Antonio Briley, Sherman Jarnett Ft b t H ff S td' N I O'N 'll D I N tt' gham. We want .to thank the student body KW ,tt for your flnanclal support and prayers. K 5 'We encourage you to continue to do 6 your best. Q W M ' . . Lift up your eyes, and look on 'N the fieldsg for they ' are white already to harvest. CJOhn 42351 JOHNNIE ABRAHAM I ELTRA L. ALEXANDER W I I I I lu I CU RTIS ARMSTRONG JULIUS ALSTON. JR. I i, I . I, I I ' I I ' I JOHN E. BAILEY HERMAN ANDERSON JAMES BALDWIN ,R ig--..,.. , 'I' ,7'35 5 - Iv ri I I1 I 7 I L: inf 1 I: VI ALFONZO BALLARD EDDIE BERRY A. VIRGINIA BLACKSHEAR MAE BOONE 1 I I1 . I II I MARY BRIDGEMAN ROBERT R. BROWN DENISE CACERES T I-IEZEKIAH CARR FOSTER BUNTON LILLIE DANIELS I SAMUEL L. BUTLER JACQUELINE E. DAVIS I WILBER L. FIRBY LOUIS EARLS WILLIAM FARMER IRENE MC GOWAN I I II BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WILLIE I. GRAVES DELPHINE HAYES ANNAI HOLLAND J F 'TT I CARLOS GOODE EVANGELINE R. GRANT FARRIE ETTA GROSS HEARD DOROTHY P. HOWELL JAMES C. HANNAH JOSEPH L. HILL Lf!! I JSM:-. ROSIEA LEE HARRELL O I III NATHANIEL JAMES EUGENE HINES JIMMY JOHNSON JANICE LANE LAWRENCE PANNELL DOROTHY JONES 1 f 1 WALLACE I. MI LLSAPS LILLIAN PARKER SPURGEON POWELL DELORES PRYOR 1 Em KEEYS 5 GENEVA 1 W vu--...vHv. -... ... . . .,.- ALFREDA LEE DARRYL L. Mc LAIN DONALD D. OUTTERBRIDGE HARRY PARRIS SAM RATTERREE OPHELIA PARRIS CLARISSA REDDICK RICHARD REED LORETTA E. REEVES THEODORE SAWYER MARTHA SHEARED RUFUS SNEED ESTHER STATEN LILLIAN STRATTON AIIVIAN STUDIVANT DONALD THOMAS ETTYEV RICHARDSON EAURA RICHARDSON HERBERT SMALLWOOD ELLA STEVENSON ROSE SNEED ANNIE STITH MABEL TAYLOR ROMAINE TRAVERS I5ARRYI. TURNER JAMES WALKER GENEVA WEARY DORRAN WHITE ROSE MARIE WILSON LEWIS YANCY Class Officers ROBERT WILLIAMS SYLVESTER WILLIAMS FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED ELSIE ADAMS RODNEY ALLEN BARBARA EADY EDWARD MARTIN HELEN P, MC CLENTON I-IELEN MC GOWAN MILDRED SANFORD JAMES WOODSON MARY CARTER WILLIS DASI-IIELL FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: From left to right, standing: Curtis Armstrong, Janice Lane, Samuel Butler. Seated: Robert Williams, Spurgeon Powell. KATIE ASHFORD CHARLES BOWSER BEVERLY COLEMAN JAMES P, COOK WILHELMINA DANIEL MARCOUS DELGADO GEORGE W. DRAKE KAREN DRAKE WILLIE MAE DYCHES SYLVIA FULTON uditor HELEN FRANKLIN ALBERT G HEARST DURRELL HYDEN MARGIE JACOBS ROSA JOHNSON WILLIAM E JOHNSON JOHN E. JOHNSON WILLIAM A, JOHNSON WALTER M, KINARD DONALD A. LEACH HERMAN MARSHALL OSWELL MC GHEE HENRY PYATT MAURICE RANDOLPH JAMES ROBERTS EDWARD ROBINSON ALICE A. SHEPPARD HELEN BRADHAM STELLA NANCE NOT PICTURED ELMOR L PALMER MILDRED H. WILLIAMS ROBERT LEE WILLIAMS Day Students SOPHOMORE CLASS, Day School, 1974-75, from left to right: Sara Nash, Ruth McLendon, Ellen Ward, Lorraine Reed. FRESHMAN CLASS: Day School - 1974-75, front row: Althea Ferguson, Robin Daniels, Joyce Smith Verena Studivant. Back row: Terrance Boyer, Reginald Hayes, Wilson Searles, Andrew Traywick. A- f. nta 6 K. F jg -mn l SECOND SEMESTER EN- TRANTS: From left to right: Harry Bronson, Alfred Dabney, Harold Johnson, Darnell Parker, William Johnson. NOT PICTURED: Stephen Scott, Joseph Thomp- son, Paul Poole. Complimentar A s Congratulations tO Betty Anderson from Rev. 8l Mrs. Willis Mr. Roger Wilson T. Flowers Ann Antiom Mrs. Louise Douglas Mrs, Dorethie L. Johnson Congratulations to Mary Bannister and Pearl Jackson from Claude Sr., Carol, Debbie Claude Jr. Prov. 3:5,6 Trust in the Lord with all thine heartg and lean not unto thine own un- derstanding. ln all thy ways acknowledge him, In Memoriam and he shall direct thy paths. to Yvonne Lois McLaughlin 1952 to 1973 Congratulations There is a day sunny rest T0 For every dark and troubled nightg E'iZ3b9th Carr-IT And grief may bide an evening guest, I fmm But joy shall come with early light Pnmary gfpartmem , Met Evangelistic Center For God hath marked each sorrowing day, Sister Eloise Gordv , sum. And numbered every secret tear, Sister Clara Lyons - Teacher And Heavens 'Ong 390 bliss Shall Pay Sister Margaret Arnold - Teacher For all His children suffer here. Sadly Missed For the Lord is goodp His mercy is everalsting and His truth The Family endureth to all generations. 48 Psalms 100:5 THE FAITH FELLOWSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH 2101 65th AVENUE PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA 19138 IWEST OAK LANEI WE SALUTE OUR GRADUATE Mr. Charles Begley and Mr. Phaue Fe S., 8lhel'SOI1 AND OUR UNDER-GRADUATES Ms. Augusta Brown Mr. H Mrs. Blanche Wallace Mrs. Linda Gibbs PASTOR REV. JOHN L. PRICE DIACONATE: GENERAL SECR ezekiah Daniels ETARY Mr ' ' Mr. Ellsworth Gaines Mi SENIOR s. Addie Prince music education ministries ORGANlST PIANIST ss Mary Freeman Mrs. Dorothy Jenkins CHORAL MINISTRIES CHOIR FELLOWSHIP CHOURS AN Mrs. Evelyn King M ' CHRISTIAN EDUCATION CHUR GELIC CHOlR rs. Susan Gaines . Mrs. Blanche Wallace MINISTRIES CH SCHOOL VACATION Bl Mr. William Byrd M MISS I'. BLE SCHOOL Mrs. Blanche Wallace EVANGELlCAL LEADERSHIP - TEACHER TRAINING William Byrd Deacon Richard Cottom Mary Freeman De acon George Jenkins Pastor: Rev. JohnVL. Price FELLOWSHIP DEVELOPMENT MINISTRIES CHRISTIAN AMBASSADORS SENIOR USHERS Mrs. Jeannette Bray JUNIOR USHERS Mr. Bennie Gibbs Mrs Wilhelmin . a Anderson CHRISTIAN SE RVICE BRIG ADES BIBLE CLUBS BUILDING FUND Mr. Eddie Woodbury Mrs. Gloria Sanders Rev. John L. Price NEW MEMBERS ORIENTATION MISSIONS Mr. Ellsworth Gaines MINUTE-MAN Mr. Charles Begley Mr. Richard Cottom PIONEER GIRLS Ms. Augusta COMMITTEE FOR EV Brown, President ANGELlSM Mr. Theodore Johnson GUIDES: Mr. Charles Begley Mrs. Evelyn King Mrs. Barbara Begley Mrs. Geneva Woodberry Mrs. Anna Luker NURSERY Mrs. Ruth Stuckey Mr ' Mrs. Clemmie Leno' s. Anita Woodbury ir MlNlSTERS OF EVANGELISM Rev. Walter Chave - ' rs Faith Fellowship Baptist Church Rev. Thomas Fritz Ca - mpus Crusades CHILDREND'S HEART HOSPITAL CONSERVATIVE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CENTER BAPTIST ASSOCIATION ANN HAL IHome and Foreign Miss' BLOCK SAT L NURSING HOME ionsl URATION EVANGELISM' ' IWest Oak Lane, Phila., Pa.J Summer AFRO AMERICAN MISSIONARY CRUSADES lAfrical Yearly SIDEWALK EVANGELISTIC CRUSADES IP ' . SEA hula, Pa.J Summer RCH 31 West Oak Lane IPhila., Pa.l Yearly CAMPUS CRUSADES IWorld-Widel Yearly W Congratulations Congratulations n I0 to Elizabeth Carr from PHYLLIS THOMPSON Elizabeth Patterson from U I l To-Mar Hosiery The Lord is my light and my salvation: whom shall I fear7 S E Cor Emerald gl Westmoreland sts The Lord is the strength of my Iifeg of whom shall l be ' ' - ' afraid? Phila., Pa. 19134 l215l423-7262 Psalm 27:1 Congratulations Congratulations to fo Phaue Featherson Pau' Pome from from Mr. 8t Mrs. Gibbs Mantel Featherson Beverly West Bernie Smith Evon Featherson Willie Mae Massey Henry Featherson Mr. 8. Mrs. Gaines Denis Branca Reather Williams Helen Harris Ramon Caceres Clarence E. Wiley Esther Nutall Lillian Parker Rev. Charles L. Jenifer, Sr. Mildred Stith Rev. 81 Mrs. Timothy Turner Congratulations to our Bible Club Teacher Elizabeth Can- Congratulations from to Barbara Rawlings Wendy Winfield Delmita Peace from Freddie Winfield Valarie Brown William R. Guckes Pamela Congers Shalonda Brown Real Estate and Insurance Tanya Congers Stacey Congers 2804 W. Girard Ave. MZ-1rl1llZB Brown Robin N6S!TllTh Pa- Bernice Matthew Leola Carr P05-3335 P05-5180 Donald And He that cometh to me l will in no wise cast out John 6:37 Congratulations , to my Congratulations Sister 81 Aunt to my Elizabeth Carr from Martha Carr 81 Leola Carr The Lord bless thee, and Keep thee. Sister 84 Aunt Elizabeth Carr from Thomas Carr Jr. Tommie Carr 3rd Zelma Carr Toni Carr We the SUN SHlP EMPLOYEES and Co-workers of Bro. Chalmus C. Harris congratulate him upon his graduation, and pray God's richest blessings upon him in the years to come Grady Mays William Maddox Adam Williams James Gilbert Walter Moore Lewis Teal Charles McCune William Harris Herman Smith Thomas Harris Sherman Wardell Edward Lowey Rev. Charles Coleman Elmer Palo Willis Glenn Erwin Filbert Benny Linowski Frank Mitch Russian Mike Stanley Lenczynski Norman Dulin Nathan White Estel Wicke T. Wisniewski John Osowski William Brode Congratulations to Paul P00le from Enon Chapel Baptist Church 5426-28 Sansom Street Philadelphia, Pa. 19139 Rev. Roy M. Maddrey, Pastor Deborah Mills, Church Clerk Congratulations to Betty Anderson from Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hackett Mr. Oscar Hackett, Jr. Robert Anderson - Son Dawn Anderson - Daughter Dr. Joseph V. Royal Congratulations to Congratulations Gloria Moore to from charles Harris Your Family and Friends from Jeannette and Reginald Strickland Genesis Lawrence May the eyes of your understanding being enlighted that ye may know what is the hope of His calling and what the riches of the glory of His inheritance in the saints. Reginald and Kendrick Strickland Malachi Wilkes St. Paul's Baptist Church School James and Michelle Ellerbee Myra Ellerbee Minnie .Bell Virginia Brooks Estelle Boyer C t l t' Ongrigl a 'Ons Congratulations to Maxine S en r fromp ce Pearl Jackson Mr. 81 Mrs. Fred Coleman from Friends Wilhelmina 8t Charles Spencer Mr. 5 Mrs. Eugene Gay Mr. 81 Mrs. Reubin Williams Lynnora Oliver Mr. 8t Mrs. Curtis Smith Rev. 81 Mrs. Willard L. Connor Mark and April Williams Mrs. Loretta Wilson Mr. Curtis Glass Young adult choir - Shiloh Baptist Mrs. Louise Joinor Mrs. Francilia Bradley Mrs. Lena Jackson Congratulations to I Congratulations Geneva DaV'5 to our mother from , Lois Sawyer Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Best from and. . . . Edward J. 81 Tsuyako McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Willie Williams Anthony H- Sam. 12:24 Only fear the Lord and serve him Ruth Naomi in truth with all your heart: for consider how great things he had done for you. Congratulations to my dear daughter Elizabeth Carr And Ruth said, Entreat me not to leave thee, or to return from following after theep for whither thou goestg I will go and where thou lodgest I will lodge: thy people shall by mv peoplep and thy God my God. Ruth 1:16 from Eunice Carr 1 Q .., Congratulations to Bro. Chalmus C. Harris from Ark of Love Taylor Missionary Society Mt. Olivet Tabernacle Baptist Church Sister Martha Graham, President Sister Almena Caul, Secretary Rev. Marshall L. Shepard, Jr., Pastor Congratulations to Luevada Harris from Helping Hand Prayer Mission 2624 Lehigh Avenue Prayer Meeting Every Day from 12:00-1:30 Rev. Horace Curry, Pastor Congratulations G to D . God's Blessings and eneva ans Congratulations from to Sis. Shadie Luck Gloria Moore Bro' Allen Thorpe from your Aunt Fannie Wright Bro Cleapoh Dixon Bro Sis. C. Beckman Gladis Petty Ruby Wilson Mr. 8t Mrs. J.E. Rhone Mr. 8. Mrs. Turner Sis. L. Williams Sis. Clara Greene and Family Pro. 3:5,6 - Trust in the Lord with all thine hearty and lean not unto thine own un- derstanding. ln all thy ways acknowledge him and he shall direct thy paths. Congratgjlations Congratulations I to . . Cha 'e Be9 'V Paul Poole Verily, verily, I say unto you, He that heareth from my word, and believeth on Him that sent me, hath everlasting life, and shall not come into condemnation: but is passed from death unto life. Love ln Christ Delores B. Cooper Christian Bros. Photographers Joseph Giinyard Creative Color Black 8t 5722 Woodbine Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. White Congratulations Congratulations to to Cleona Jackson Bro. Chalmus Harris from from Craig, Cheryl, Ira, Julia and Niki Jackson Hubert Smallwood John 8t Pearl Watson William Frisby Dorothy Nottage The inspirational Choir of Mt. Olivet Tabernacle Baptist Church Mrs. Arie Dillar, President Miss Minnie Fells, Secretary Chalmus Harris, Chaplain Congratulations to Elizabeth Carr Mrs. Marie Simms Mrs. Leava Brady Mrs. Viola Shelton Mrs. Oasie L. Wilson Mrs. Roberta G. Rhodes Mrs. Josephine Hollingsworth Mrs. Delores Martwell Mrs. Ruby Murrough Mrs. Joyce Townsend Mrs. Lois Thompson Mrs. Rebecca L. McAllister Mrs. Donna M. Foster Mrs. Lena Johnson Mrs. Evelyn Smith Mrs. Viola S. Tolbert 81 Fam. Mrs. M rs. Mrs. Ethel B. Thompson Elizabeth H. Taylor Helen G. Hubbard A sister in Christ Mrs. Alice S. Smith Mrs. Agnes Galloway Miss Deborah Russell Mrs. Mae Smither Georgia Robinson 81 Daughter from Miss Ruth Sessoms Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Claudine Williams Marjorie Bynum Inez Cooke Mildred Chappelle Violet Baynard Eloise Mims Mary L. Martin Mattie L. Duncan Barbara Richey Ruth Jackson R. Gregg Rosa R. Deas Daisy B. Young Thelma Washington Alzada M. Doss Mildred Lampkin Bertha J. Medley Martha S. Carrington Delores Mason Pearl B. Anderson Edna Rice Gerldine Hall Grace Washington Myrtina L. Cottman 81 Fam Tina Jackson Rebecca Seamon Elizabeth J. Carr Mary A. Green Margaret W. Palmer 81 Fam. Pauline J. Elliott Cora George Marie Evans Francis Kelly Carrie Shearin Leava Brown Margaret S. Eaton Carrie Williams Bernie 81 Brett Doe 81 Chuck Mrs. Constance Bullock 81 Fam. Mrs. Beatrice Carter 81 Fam. Mrs. Lena Morris Mrs. Patrica Cooper Mrs. Jean A. Davis 81 Fam. Mrs. Lucinda McMillan Mrs. Vie Graves Mrs. Victoria William Mrs. Franzella W. Buchmanan Mrs. Lovetta Ray Hadley Mrs. Maude E. Baker Mrs. Beatrice McGriff Mrs. Mable Griffin Mrs. Daisy Russell Mrs. Lillian Martin Mrs. Dorothy M. Wright Mrs. Gertrude E. Johnston Mrs. Elizabeth Everett Mrs. Novella Mincy Mrs. Beatrice Peace Boston St. Block Organization Terry's Tiny Tots Mr. Haze King Mrs. Thelma J. Morrison Mrs. Bessie Johnson Mr. 8: Mrs. C. Russell Hoke Mr. 81 Mrs. Berhard Hudson 81 Fam Mr. 81 Mrs. George A. Brown Mr. 81 Mrs. Jeremiah Shaw Mr. 81 Mrs. Louis Crenshaw Mr. 81 Mrs. James Logan Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas H. Watkin Rev. 81 Mrs. J. Earl Adkins Congratulations Sincere Congratulations to to Gloria Moore Charles Harris from from Your husband, James Necybille Harris and Sons, James, Jr, and Shayne Trust in the Lord, with all thy heart, and lean Romans 8:28 And we know that all HOT unto my OWU Uf1d9fSf8HdiflQ. things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called ac- cording to His purposes. ln all thy ways acknowledge Him and He will direct thy path. Prov. 315, 6. Congratulations to Charles Harris from Mr. Arthur Newman thanks for your kindness Mrs. Mae Boone Mr. James Moore Mr. William Yarbough Congratulations to Gloria Moore from The Blue Gates of Harmony of Phila. Curtis Stroman, Mgr. BA 6-2445 Horace Edwards, Asst. Mgr. 276-2771 Open for Engagements in or Out of Town Congratulations to Geneva Davis from Jim's Photo Service lf you hear wedding bell's ringing or want a family album, pets, or you just want to have pictures taken. Congratulations to Bernis Dorsey from Green Pastures Church Rev. 8t Mrs. John Witherspoon Mr. 8t Mrs. Homer Witherspoon Miss Winifred Witherspoon Mrs. Elaine Warfield Call Photo Jim WA 7-2182 Mrs. Joan Simpson Congratulations Congratulations to to Joseph and Phyllis Thompson Luvada Harris from from Michelle Marshall Mary H. Brown Cheryl Williams Clarence Wiley Catherine Giles James A. Baldwin Faith Christian Church Trust in the Lord with all thine heart and lean not unto thine own understanding in all thy way acknowledge Him and He shall direct thy path. Prov. 3:5, 6 l'I ll Congratulations to Elizabeth Carr - Primary Teacher in our Sunday School and Graduating Class 1 Thess 4:14 For if we believe that Jesus died and rose again even so them also which sleep in Jesus. Will God bring with Him. Colossians 1:10 That ye might walk worthy of the Lord unto all pleasing, being fruitful in every good work and increasing in the knowledge of God. from Philadelphia Evangelistic Center and lVlet Church School Mrs. John Overby, Superintendent Rev. Thea F. Jones, Pastor Congratulations to Pearl Jackson from John, Arron, Carmen and Jewel Jackson Phil 1:6 Being confident of this very thing that He which hath begun a good work in you will prefer it until the day of Jesus Christ. Congratulations to Luvada Harris from A.V. Barkley's Funeral Anna R. Barkley William White, Jr. Gene Powell William D. Jarvis Congratulations to Our Friend Luvada Harris from Flev. J.Ft. Bruce Mt. Olivet Baptist Church 37th Wallace St. Philadelphia, Pa. Congratulations to Clarence Brooks from Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles Keith Mrs. Joesetta Lawus Patricia Lawus Denise Lawus Waters Dorothy Allison Debbie and Nikole Brooks Congratulations with God's Blessing to our daughter Gloria Moore with love from Jake 8t Peggie Ellerbee Congratulations to Gloria Moore Truly the Lord has been faithful to you, over these wonderful and difficult years, of studying His Word. May God bless you in using His Word that others might be saved. Nahum 1:7 - The Lord is good, a strong hold Herman Graham in the day of troubleg and he knoweth them ASS that trust in him. t. Supt. of St. Paul's Sunday School Congratulations Congratulations to to Charles Harris Luvada Harris from from Mrs. E. Fluth Wilson Mr. 8t Mrs. Lloyd Perkins Mr. Lincoln Spicely Mr. Charles Johnson Mr. Al Garvin Mrs. Myrtle Bishop Second Mt. Zion Baptist Church 3814 Parrish St. Philadelphia, Pa. Rev. J.E. Patterson and Members We the SUN SHIP EMPLOYEES and Co-Workers of Bro. Chalmus C. Harris congratulate him upon his graduation, and pray God's richest blessings upon him in the years to come Samuel Kittrell Herman Smith O.J. McPherson Richard Shubert Clarence Selden Rev. Claude Davis Peyton Perrine William Spratley James Young Albert Brown Willie Helton Earle Gordon Joshua Quill B. Butakis John Martin Jack Nelson Mario Nlarano Joe Trakin Theodore Ragni Clifford Wicke Rembert Starkey Arthur Henson Steward Savage William Gallman Thomas Harris Robert Harris Congratulations to Charles Harris from Mr. and Mrs. James Brown May God's blessings be granted unto you daily. Congratulations to Barbara Rawlings from The American Bond and Mortgage Company 2010 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, Penna. 19103 Phone 561-2277 Congratulations to Phaue Featherson from A Good Friend And let us not be weary in well doing: for in due season we shall reap, if we faint not. Gal. 6:9 Congratulations to Cleona Jackson from Daryl and Jacquelyn McLain Mr. St Mrs. Wendell Gandy Marian McLain May God Bless You Congratulations to Edward Armstrong from Veronica B. Smith Russell Wright Mrs. Sadie Finney Mr, Joseph Reibstein Congratulations to Pearl Jackson from Shiloh Baptist Church 8th 8. Central Ave., Chester, Pa. Rev. lvl. coderi McKnight DD. Minister Congratulations Congratulations to to Gloria Adens Geneva Davis from from A Friend Elies Peacok Valuable in the sight of the Lord is the death Trust in the Lord with all thine heart, and lean of self in His saints. not unto thine own understanding. My self ego? In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall My stubbornness? direct thy paths. Prov. 3:5,6 Gal. 2:20 LINDY GUEST 'Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might, for there is no work, nor device, nor knowledge, nor wisdom, in the grave, whither thou goest. Eccl. 9:10 Gertrude, Bobby, Richard, Lawrence, Cherly, Kitty, Sue. Congratulations to Sister Lois R. Sawyer from The Young Adult Choir Metropolitan A.M.E. Church Let not your heart be troubled, ye believe in God, believe also in me. John 14:1 Congratulations to Lois R. Sawyer from Metropolitan A.M.E. Church Let your speech be always with grace, seasoned with salt, that ye may know how ye ought to answer every man. Col. 4:6 Congratulations to Charlie B. Begley And he hath put a new song in my mouth, even praise unto our God. Psalm 40:3 From Shirley and Christa Long Joshua and Barbara Begley Congratulations to our niece Gloria Moore from Nellie and William Jenkins Proverbs 11:30 - The fruit of the righteous is a tree of life, and he that winneth souls is wise. Congratulations to my niece Gloria Moore l Love You Always from Bernice Ragland lsa. 40:8 - The Grass withered, the flowers fadethg but the Word of God shall stand forever. Congratulations to Our Son Phaue Featherson from Mr. 8t Mrs. Gaines Put on your armour daily. Ephesians 6:13-18 Congratulations to Phaue Featherson from Mrs. Lucille Mitchell If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness. Congratulations to Charlie Begley from Phaue Featherson Great is he that is in you l John 4:3,4 Cong ratulatlons from MR 81MFiS PHILLIP NEWIVIAN to Charles Harris Congratulations to Cleona- .Jackson from Estella E. Crawford Congratulations t0 Maxine Spencer from Dorothy Nottage Congratulations to Hattie Bethea from Dea. 8t Mrs. John Allen Robert and Eva Dandridge Charity Walker Congratulations to our daughter Cleona Nicholas Jackson Dad 81 Mom Rev. 8t Mrs. Ross Nicholas Congratulations to Bro. Chalmus C. Harris from Pastor Mt. Olivet Tabernacle Baptist Church Congratulations to Bro. Chalinus Harris from Rev. Marshall L. Shepard, Jr. Pastor Mt. Olivet Tabernacle Baptist Church Congratulations to Sister Jackson from Sister Anna Holland May God bless and keep you in His service. Congratulations to Cleona Nicholas Jackson from Missionaries Ralph 8t Justine tNicholasl Lampkins Soul Clinic Morirovia, Liberia Congratulations to Lois Sawyer Mr. 81 Mrs. James Smith Mrs. Elvin Smith Miss Arnita Smith Bro. Rev Rev. Mrs Mrs Mrs Rev Mrs Mrs Ezekiel Cummings Sister Gladys G. Weston Florence M. Kelley Thomasina Bishop Maggie McNeil Julia Robinson 81 Mrs. Arthur S. Jones Cornelis Hicks Helen Hill Annie E. Williams Missionary Mr. 8. Mrs. Fred Robinson Mr. 8 Mrs. Eugene J. Neeley Miss E. Catherine Shepard Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Irvine V. Lewis Frances M. Hairston Susie C. Myers Margaret Hall Hary Hoxey Hattie Stokes Ruth Klash Mr. John White Mr. 8t Mrs. John Zimmerman Mrs. from Mrs. Helen Hampton Mrs. Helen Townsend Alma Phillips Mrs. Mrs. Lucille Hayes Mr. James Washington Ms. Elvin Pierce Mr. William L. Bates Mrs. Edith Russ Mr. James Eberhardt Mrs. Lizzie Grant Mr. Joshua lngrim Mrs. Alease Ford Society Deacon Elijah D. Thomas Deacon 8t Mrs. Theodore Tripp Mr. 81 Mrs. Kershaw Patton Mrs. Lavonia Sawyer 8. Son Deacon 8. Mrs. Alfred S. Branam Mr. Leroy James Mrs. Mary Frances Waters Miss Nancy Bolden Rev. 8t Mrs. William O. Jackson Mrs. Inez G. White Mr. 8t Mrs. J.W. Jackson Mr. 8t Mrs. Ashe Gary 8t Mary Lillian Whitfield Congratulations to Gloria Adens from Jacqueline Richardson Naomi Goode Congratulations tO Gloria Moore from Barbara Liner Congratulations to Lois R. Sawyer from Mr. 8t Mrs. George Gaines Mrs. Marie Bailey Congratulations to Cleona Jackson from Estella E. Crawford Best Wishes to my sister Gloria Moore from Thomas Ellerbee God Bless You Congratulations to Milton Piner from Mrs. Mary H. Brown Naomi Goode Mrs. Helen Harris Congratulations to Charles Harris from Mrs. Pauline Topp 2745 S. Marshall St. Rep. of Avon Products Congratulations to Mother Lindy Guest from Your Pastor, Elder Otis T. Massey . . . No good thing will He withhold from them that walk uprightly. Psalm 84:11 Congratulations tO Rev. Edward Armstrong Proverbs 4:2 Rev. D.S. Allen ll Rev. VB- WIISOF1 From Jesus With Love Universal Choir God So Loved The World That He Gave His Only Begotten Son Rodney Allen Robert Mitchell Howard Austin Clarence E. Wiley Clifford Hammock Chalmus Harris Kenneth Hall Lawrence Pannell Ronald Laws Walter Overton Wilson Ellis Antion Nzima Edward Armstrong Florence Simmons Rebecca Mitchell Trudy Allen Genevieve Allen Ernestine Lockwood Claressa Reddick Sandra Hammock Lillie Grace Irene Smith Helen Allen Jo Anne Allen Phillis Pitts Ida Battle Lewis Allen President -- David Allen Vice President - Elaine Carter DiI'8Cf0l'S Vaughn Wilson Willis Dashiell May Nzima Albert Overton In Memory of Dorothea Elaine Davis iClass of 't-387 Rev. 8t Mrs. Leroy B. Taylor Congratulations to Luvada Harris from The Deaconess Board of The New Central Baptist Church Except the Lord build the house. They labor in vain, that build it. Except the Lord keep the city. The watchman walked in vain. Psalm 127-1 Mrs. Wilhelmina Jones, President and Family Rev. Augustus Habershaw, Pastor Congratulations C0f1QfaTUl3fl0nS to to pebo,-a 3, Webb Charles Harris from from Third Eternal Dr. SF- Riley Dentist Baptist Church ln all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3:6 425 S. 15th St. N.E. Cor. 15th 8t Lombard St. Philadelphia, Pa. 19146 Congratulations to Our Daddy - Bernis Dorsey from Mrs. Betty Dorsey Bernadette Dorsey Beverly Dorsey Brian Dorsey May God Ever Bless You Congratulations to Deacon Bernis Dorsey from Grace Chapel Church of God in Christ 48th 8t Baltimore Congratulations D to C0 9'atu'at'0nS Allen D. Ellison to from Luvada Harris Elvin Howard Prsicilla Golphin Mrs. Page V. Savage Mr. 8t Mrs. Raymond Brown Mrs. Mabel E. Boards Mr. Clarence T. Boards Dea. N.S. Williams Mrs. Kanen A. Drake Mrs. Mildred Sanford Richard Turner The Third Eternal Baptist Church East Wister 81 Wakefield Sts. of Germantown Therefore my beloved brethren be ye steadfast unmovable always abounding in the work of the Lord for as ye know your labour is not in vain in the Lord.1Cor. 15:58 Pastor: Rev. Archie Washington, Sr. Congratulations to Bernis Dorsey from friends Mr. 84 Mrs. Benjamin Hill Rev. 8t Mrs. Robert Thornton Mr. Thompson Rev. 8t Mrs. James Meredith Mrs. Shirley Matthews Miss Margaret Brown Mr. 81 Mrs. James Jackson Mrs. Ellen Crooks Mr. 8t Mrs. Vernon Jones Mrs. Margie Williams Mrs. Lucille Calicutt Mrs. lnetta Conners Miss Eloise Jones Mr. Milton Jones Dr. 81 Mrs. George Amonitti Mr. 8. Mrs. John Taliaferro Alvan St Troy Mayo Co-workers of General Electric Mr. Sam Ellison Mr. Donald Pearson Mr. James Woodson Mr. Haile Johnson Mr. Bert Thomas Mr. Edward Rankin Mr. John Simpson Congratulations to Bernie Dorsey from Mr. St Mrs. Elgie Gethers Mr. 8t Mrs. John White Mr. 8t Mrs. Alexander Broome Mr. 81 Mrs. James Heard Mr. 8t Mrs. Leroy Dorsey Mr. Edgar P. Dorsey, Sr. Congratulations to Allen Ellison from A Friend Mr. Edgar T. Dorsey, Jr. Congratulations to Hattie Bethea Compliments of Holy Temple Baptist Church 1720 N. 24th St. Phila., Pa. 19121 He that goeth forth and weepeth, bearing precious seed, shall doubtless come again 'with rejoicing, bringing his sheaves with him. Psalms 12616. Rev. John F.D. Spencer, Pastor God Bless Our Church Mother Our Mother, Lindy Guest Many daughters have done virtuously, but thou excellest them all. Proverbs 31:29 Sanctuary Church of God in Christ 3619 North 22nd Street Philadelphia, Pa. 19140 Elder Otis J. Massey, Pastor COLUMBUS, OHIO Congratulations 81 Best Wishes to Our Grandmother Lois Sawyer With All Our Love Carolyn Ann Lowanda Kay Crystal Elaine Aleathia Lee Terri Loretta Edward Julian Congratulations to Gloria Adens from Pres. Davis Norman Tonya Tifiny Nichol Congratulations to Our Congratulations Dear Friend and Neighbor 8t Best Wishes to Lois Sawyer from Board of Trustess First African Baptist Church Trust in the Lord with all thine heart, and lean We wish you continued Success Mrs. Cleona Jackson From All Her Friends at The Clifford E. DeBaptiste Funeral Home West Chester, Pa. not unto thine own understanding. In all thy Fam.. Funeral' Directors ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy 'y Clifford E DeBa time paths. Proverbs 3:5,6 Inez A 'oeaapzse Lillian L. DeBaptiste Congratulatlons Barbara Rawlings from Rev Mahlon M Lewls Pastor Officers and Members of Race and Vodges Streets Phlladelphua Pa 19139 Launch out unto the deep and let down your nets for a ll draught St Luke 5 4 to Greater St. Matthew Independent Church ll . Congratulations to My husband and our father Clarence Brooks from Wife - Marguerite Son - Clarence Ill Daughter - Patricia Daughter - Sandra I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live: yet not I, but Christ Iiveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave Himself for me. Gal. 2:20 Congratulations to Joseph T. Thompson Phyllis M. Thompson Maxine Spencer from the Light of the World Chapel 'The Church That Cares' 313 Bainbridge Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Mailing Address: P.O. Box 451 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19105 Serving the entire Queen's Village area Sunday School tall ages, nursery to adultsl ,.... .... S unday - 9:15 A.M Church Worship Service ialso Junior Churchl. .. ..... Sunday - 10:45 A.M Prayer and Bible Study ....................... .... W ednesday - 7:00 P.M Pioneer Girls iSept. to Nov. and Mar. to Mayl .............. Thursday - 6:30 P.M. YOUNG PEOPLES DEPARTMENT Gospelite Hour ........................................ 2nd Sunday - 3:30 P.M. With a team participating in the Ebony Bible basketball league Rev. Thomas Fl. Ridley, Pastor Rev. Elvin Thompson, Assistant Minister Congratulations to Joseph J. Thompson and Phyllis M. Thompson from the 'Church of the Messiah lReformed Episcopall Herman and Morton Streets Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19144 Fundamental in Doctrine 0 Missionary in Vision Sunday School Call ages, nursery to adultsl ...... Sunday - 9:30 A.M. Church Worship Service ...................... Sunday - 10:45 A.M. Prayer Time and Bible Study ............... Wednesday - 7:30 P.M. Our Objectives 1. To seek to win souls for Christ ....................... Rom: 1-16 2. To emphasize the teaching ministry of the Word of God2 Tim. 3:16,17 3. To promote a World-Wide Missionary Vision ........... Mark 16:15 Our Message All Have Sinned .... All we like sheep have gone astray - lsa.53:6 ................ For all have sinned. - Rom. 3:23 YOU CANNOT SAVE YOURSELF .................. For by grace are ye saved through faith, and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God. Eph. 2:8-9. CHIRST DIED TO SAVE YOU ..................... .... Fi Om. 6:23 Rev. Harvey P. Davis, D.D. Pastor Rev. Joseph J. Thompson, Co-Pastor Congratulations to Phaue Featherson from Bonnie Featherson May God bless you and grant you wisdom, knowledge, love and understanding. Congratulations i to Edward Armstrong Q from Mrs. Mattie Robinson Ms. Vanlis Minto Mrs. Edith Scott Mr. Edward Taylor Mr. Cliff Rice Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles A. McCabe Mr. 8. Mrs. Henry Fordham Mrs. Martha Poynter Mr. 81 Mrs. Ft. Edwards Mr. 8t Mrs. W. Goldman Mr. 81 Mrs. John Mullen Mrs. Pauline Jones Congratulations to LINDY GUEST from Earl Carter Electrician Service and Repairs Phone: GR2-3961, 100-A Housepower 147 N. Dewey Street, Phila., Pa. 19139 Make you perfect in every good work to do His will, working in you that which is well pleasing in His sight, through Jesus Christp to whom be glory for ever and ever. Amen. Heb. 13:21 Congratulations to Hattie Bethea from Have to make a move, oan't see how you can afford to get the job done Well we're in the business, with the best possible prices, and we get the job done, if you need us - give us a call today. Call Curtis 16095 728-1420 .1- T' Congratulations to Charles Harris from Mr. Mack Lawrence Mrs. Mack Lawrence Mrs. Connie Shirley Charles Adams Rev. Mrs. Essie Jones Mrs. Frances Liley Mr. 8t Mrs. James McBride Mrs. Rosa Canty Rev. Hezkiah Carr Mrs. Willie Harriett Mr. Dewey Land Miss Marion Robertson Mrs. Corrine Dautley Mrs. Lillian Williams Ye Old Cleanry Congratulations to Dennis Thompson Assistant Pastor Warren Robinson Minister of Cults 8t lsms Constance Robinson Director of Christian Education from GLORY BAPTIST CHURCH We, brothers and sisters in Christ, of the Mt. Olivet Tabernacle Baptist Church, congratulate Bro. ChaIITlUS H8I'fiS upon graduation Samuel R. Cosby, Jr. Albert J. Brown Arthur Strange Mrs. Almeda Grice Mrs. Janet Ellis Mrs. Dorothy Thompson Mrs. Ida Lyons Keith Decon 8t Mrs. Waverly Woodley Addison Wiggins Miss Isabelle Hill Mrs. Ernestine Brown Mrs. Louise Steward Mrs. Thelma Pate Mrs. Lucile Owen Shepard Rev. Ronald M. McCaskilI Rev. Frank Johnson Mrs. Marshall L. Shepard, Jr Dec. Walton Fortune Miss Minnie Fells Mrs. D.M. Willington Mrs. Roxanne Roberts Mrs. Arie Dillard Mrs. Martha Graham Decon 81 Mrs. Robinson Mr. 8t Mrs. Gwen Hendricks Congratulations to my son-in-law and our brother-in-law Clarence Brooks from John E. Turner David Turner Donald 8. Betth Rogers Paul 8t Brenda Turner Eugene 8t Betty Turner James Turner For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16 Congratulations to Clarence Brooks from Fellow Employees of Western Union Tom Carter Lennie Worsham Fred Duncan William Goldstine Lillian Perry Gloria Knights Joseph Arties Joseph Dellicompagni Rose Gerdelman Richard Dellicompagni Irving Dukes Kenneth Sears Jimmy Jones Joe Digiovenni Nancy Hanna Congratulations to Gloria Adens from M. Gertrude Fauntleory l will instruct thee and teach thee in the way which thou shalt go: l will guide thee with mine eye. Psalm 32:8 Congratulations and Blessings to each Graduate. May your witness grow and glow as you preach and teach. For God was in Christ restoring the world to Himself. No longer counting men's sins against them but blotting them out. This is the wonderful message He has given us to tell others. ll Corinthians 5:19 L.B. Congratulations to Elizabeth Carr from Mable Lanier God bless you and pray for us Congratulations to Charles Harris from Ye Olde CIean'r Bud Baker and Miss Doretha Cratie Congratulations Betty Mr. 8t Mrs. to A. Ruffin from Wiley Stone Mrs. Anna W. Bryant Mrs. Lina M. Brown Mrs. Shirley M. Matthews Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. St Mrs. Paul Cox James Horn Herbert Rogers, Jr. Dr. 8t Mrs. Charles H. Peoples, Mrs. Minnie L. Rogers Mrs. Helen L. Ruffin Mr. 8t Mrs. Arthur J. Mitchell Mr. 8t Mrs. Edward White Mr. 8. Mrs. James Brown Mr. 8t Mrs. Benjamin Corbin Mr. 8t Mrs. Richard T. Johnson Mr. 81 Mrs. Thornton Anderson Mrs. Bridle M. Bronham Mr. 8t Mrs. Richard A. Rector Congratulations to Cleona Jackson from The Nicholas Choral Ensemble of West Chester, Pa. May God bless our sister Philip Nicholas, President Steven Jackson, Organist L. Nicholas, Director Congratulations to Cleona Jackson from Mr. 8t Mrs. Wendell Gandy and Diane Mrs. Louise Douglas I . Best Wishes to My Wife LINDY GUEST Therefore, my beloved brethren, be ye steadfast, unmovable, always abounding in the work ofthe Lord, for as much as ye know that your labour is not in vain in the Lord. I Cor. 15:58 'I- Congratulations to Charles Harris from New Central Baptist Church 'Sunday Sunday .Sunday Sunday To Our Sister Maxine Spencer JEHOVAH-JIREH from The Pastor and Members of CHRIST BAPTIST CHURCH 1509 Church Lane Phila., Pa. 19141 HA 4-9716 Order of Ministeries Morning Church School ..... .... 9 :45 Morning Worship ............. .... 1 1:00 Afternoon Discipleship Class .... .. 5:00 Evening Worship ......................... .... 7 :00 Tuesday Noon Prayer Time .............................. 12:00 Wednesday Evening Prayer Meeting - Bible Study ........ 7:15 Friday Singing Groups Rehearsals ................. 6:00 to 9:00 Saturday's 1 8t 3 Youth Fellowship ................. 4:00 to 8:00 Come worship the Lord with us this week. Psalms 122:1 John Green, Jr. Pastor Hattie B. Jacobs Janie Townsend Rev. Lee R. Gardner Mrs. Ann Moss Viola Howard Finetta Dougherty Deacon Grasty Congratulations to to Luvada Harris Deacon James E. Alexander Elsie Smith Ruby Price William Davis Dennis Thompson Mrs. Hattie M. Durden Evangelist Ella Barnes Mrs. Dorothy M. Hill Elizabeth Caldwell Joyce O. Ross Selma Barnes Estella Crawford Evangelist Lady Alyce Marian Tyler Florence Taylor Britton from Mrs. E. Frances White Dea. Frank Lawton Rev. James Wearing Chalmus Harris Dolores V. Nottingham Ann Edmonds Thomasine Antoine Helen Harris James Logan Novella Johnson Deacon 8. Mrs. Rochester Huntley Deacon 81 Mrs. James Gloner Mr. 8t Mrs. Russell Miller Mr. Clement Thomas Al Marie The Nelson Family G. Kenney Rev. Simms Yerry Richard Bea Elizabeth Girod Rev. M.L. Gayton Phaue Featherson Congratulations to Dennis Thompson from Universal Records 919 N. Broad Street Philadelphia, Pa. 19123 l Telephone CE2-3333 L Congratulations to Phaue Featherson Our Son from Mr. Lester and Rosa L. Jefferson As ye have therefore received Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk ye in him. Colossians 2:6 . 1 Congratulations to I Elizabeth Carr Congratulations from your to I Co-Workers of Barbara Rawlings Gene De Arts ff'-Tm Beauty Shop V.B.S. of Wayland Temple Baptist Church Rev. Robert Lovett, Pastor Mrs. Fleetwood McClain, Chairman Mrs. Bray, Director of V.B.S. Mrs. Lottie P. Churn, General Superintendent Eugene Webb Othelia Webb Francis Perry Winona White The highway of the upright is to depart from evilg he that keepeth his way, preserveth his soul. Proverbs 16:17 Congratulations to Daughter and Mother Barbara Rawlings from Rev. and lVlrs. Howard Wilson Mr. and Mrs. John Carr Let my soul live, and it shall praise theeg and let the judgments help me. Psalm 1191175 Congratulations to Luvada Harris from A.V. BarkIey's Funeral Home Anna Fi. Barkley, Direotress 634-36-38 North 38th Street Philadelphia, Pa. 19104 BA 2-7740 0 BA 2-3850-51 Congratulations to my wife Barbara Rawlings from Dea. Eugene E. Rawlings Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not all His benefits. Psalm 103:2 Congratulations to MILTON PINER For the Lord himself shall descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel, and with the trump of Godg and the dead in Christ shall rise first. I Thess. 4:16 IN LOVING MEMORY OF MY BELOVED HUSBAND DEACON THURMAN JACKSON I1942-1974l ICalIed to be with the Lord, June 27, 1974l We are confident . . . and willing rather to be absent from the body, and to be present with the Lord. ll Cor. 5:8 Sadly missed, Cleonia Jackson I YI '- ., -sn , ' 1 lc- , fa., it , Y Hia f ,l midi DR. HARVEY DAVIS DR. GERALD L. STOVER REV. DAVID W. HAAS President Academic Dean Academic Dean Manna Bible Inst. Dayschool Evening School SOMETHING VERY SPECIAL WE HAVE BEEN OFFERED the entire library of the Academy vacating our new premises-nearly 5000 volumes for S5500. ln addition to this we can have all furnishings including tables. chairs, file cabinets, up-to-date file card system, for 53000. This is an unheard-of opportunity to completely double our library. It is a must ' tor us in view of application for accreditation, etc. ln addition to this we will need 311,500 to renovate the building that will house our library in the future. Will you help us as an individual Christian, or out of your business Ifunds set aside for the work of the Lordl? Amount needed-Total 520,000.00 Congratulations to Our Grandmom ii--1 - l--in LINDY GUEST Study to show thyself approved unto God, a Workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the Word of Truth. II Tim. 2:15 Linda, Serina, Stephanie, Bobby, Roberta, Ricky -11- Congratulations to To Our Pastor Rev. Edward S. Armstrong and the graduating Class of 1975 from Faith Christian Church 5840 Overbrook Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. 19131 Clarence Brooks Mack Dickerson Wallace Chandler Doris Crooms Willie Williams Edward Chapman Glen Still Mr. 8i Mrs. Wm. Doud from Friends Lillie Grace William White Barbara Liner Ernest Davis Charlie Anderson Debbie Turner Richard Anderson Jf' ft l l X f We can be a lot more obiective about your insurance because we f sell for many companies, X NOT JUST ONE! 0 Apartment Rental Insurance 0 Business Insurance fall formsj 0 Group Insurance 0 Pension Plan 0 Mortgage Insurance 0 Life Insurance 0 Hospital Insurance 0 Home Owners Insurance STAIVIRITT INC. PROFESSIONAL INSURANCE CONSULTANTS P.O. Box 508 King of Prussia, Pa. 19406 I215I 265-2200 265-1070 C all: Manuel N. Stamatakis Calvin J. Ritter K I .XQ, ' . tiff' A have therefore received s ye' Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk ye in him: Colossians 216. -A pi... ,gitilfit 'f ' my I H . 5 .. K 'P' 7 HEI SF ev fiiiiiii' gf 1 , , 11 , , Win... ' 7 X-ld fill l L 0 'X 6' iillli 5 9 1,1 - 4 I be .1 v f ,., . I--I ,Q , i.. . .xx i. 7. .I -L., -, f - X .54 ,.. , 1- 4 Msn . X Q -15.1 l. 11 Q- - .I if. ,f .4 '11 . Affltf' . ' ' 5 1 yt 1 I .t . fm! 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The bond income is supervised entirely by -lit , , ' , , f-lille, ,Luna ' v. -lfiliifig the Board of Directors and administration of the lnsti- t t t 'd b ' ' I d ' d t 'I u e, no ou si e agency eing invo ve in any e ai . Those who purchase bonds will deal directly and exclu- sively with Manna. We welcome your interest and con- sideration as we pursue the bond drive. Bonds will be issued in denominations of 5100, S500, 31,000 and S5,000 at a rate of 7010 per annum, and ma- turing in one Q15 to twenty 1205 years. All such notes are subject to redemption on any interest-paying date prior to maturity in accordance with the terms of the contract. This is one way Christians and Christian organizations can make a worthy investment in the future of Manna Bible Institute. Manna stands, as never before, in need of its friends. God wants to set into motion an accelerated program of education for all Day and Evening School students. The days are growing more difficult and many of us realize that what we are going to do for God, we need to do NOW! Men and women must be thrust out into the harvest field including the inner city and even the uttermost part of the earth. Your investment is support given to the needs of Manna today and for tomorrow, Our new campus will open up new opportunities to train students and at the same time it will make possible new and challenging educational and community ministries. BONDS FOR PROGRESS New Campus eans New Opportunities Write us 01' call GA 3 2083 or GA 3 0550 for information - Q.-157, V1.4 , Q, ,gg E.-.-:,,gqg.E-.23-11.-1: -A 5. -2 1,-1 Y , , ' I ' 2' -- -. .1 ,- wLi,j:.g!,.fA 3 .5-jg' In , Ilgiw- nl . V .1 -1.-2: ... di, ...I --215.--ig.--f . V 1. V- 1 g V y u 1 . ,,'5,,. 35: -. , . , , N , K. . .. -A -gi : V Q - ' F ff- 'iff-'E l 1 :Q I 1 . ' ' ' ' I Pbfwr- ' MANNA'S NEW ADMINISTRATION BUILDING This introduces you to the new Manna! What a lovely approach to our administrative building with all of its many sorely-needed facilities. Beauti- fully landscaped, it has that campus look that will endear this property to the hearts of students and staff for many years. Manna cannot undertake this tre- mendous project without the prayers and support of all its alumni and friends. Manna is needed-not only in Greater Philadelphia, but in the life of our nation. A unique, multi-racial educational program helps to make Manna what it is-worthy of your confidence and support. AUTOGR PH X 91 If you administer y own advertising, chances are that youri'e spending more money. SFB can do it more effectively and at less cost. x0X5EQ X .. - L I' .izz-nh .. -5,1 . ' ...,.,,,,.4-:- XILXAI '1 vs ADVERTISING PROMOTIONS CO . 1 F U