Oak Park Academy - Oak Leaf Yearbook (Nevada, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1946 volume:

Ex Elihriz Dedication . To the leaders of tomorrow, those who are looking forward to service in the Master's cause, those for whom Oak Park Academy was founded, to you, the youth of Iowa, we dedicate this book of memories THE I946 OAK LEAF TVN: wb 1946 0akQ.L?qf . ,?a'zewafwZ.,. That other youth may be given a glimpse of the opportunities of training for service in the cause of God, and so be inspired to join our happy ranks, is the purpose of this portrayal of life at Oak Park Academy. lf this OAK LEAF will create a desire in the hearts of the youth of lowa to secure a Christian education, then our efforts will have been worth- while and we shall feel that its purpose has been fulfilled. THE STAFF C45 1946 OAK LEAF STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF , ASSOCIATE EDITORS SNAP-SHOT EDITORS W, CIRCULATION MANAGERS ADVERTISING MANAGERS SPONSORS -I I nn, PERLE LOCKERT , MARJORIE BASCOM DALE MCCUNE RUTH WIEDEMANN DICK JENKINS S, ,, PEARL DIXON THOMAS THOMPSON DONNA BELLE SCOTT PHILIP HOLDRIDGE VICTORIA LARSEN E. M. HAGELE W, I, , Ifysw-as A , 5 X9 Ty A - A .. ,J Q 1' i'W'i , 1 :I- :1..: W Vpgzig IS, ,. J. .... . f f .W IM I5 I 5 1 ,. 1, ,FQ 'R 2 -H. C' T 11 xv 1 unummauwmumam ' - Contents 7 Campus Scenes Administration Classes Activities A Day at Oak Park As the Camera Sees Us Our Business Friends Higher than the highest human thought can reach is God's ideal for his children. Godliness-Godlikeness-is the goal to be reached. Before the student there is opened a path of continual progress. He has an object to achieve, a standard to attain, that includes everything good, and pure, and noble. He will advance as fast and as far as possible in every branch of true knowledge. But his efforts will be directed to objects as much higher than mere selfish and temporal interests as the heavens are higher than the earth. - Mrs. E. G. White, Education, page 18. CSD Campus Scenes Main Entrance OAK PARK ACADEMY Nevada, Iowa 1 9 D the Campus C113 --V wr C. L. Smith's Residence ,ft-J' 'v 9.4 .k 6. I ,, Q 4 W ,- ww A W.. .af .. 2 If f ,f ,,,.......,,.., V M. E. Smith's Residence C123 .M-nn Qfhlministmzfion 'f 3 X , X i , x z 4 . Q f I I C. L. SMITH Union College Superintendent - Business Manager Superintendent is' ,M essays 'tTrue education . . . prepares the student for the joy of service in this wonld and for the higher joy of wider service in the world to come. Education, page 13. The source of such an education is brought to view in these words from the Book of books referring to the Infinite One in whom are hid avll the treasures of wisdom. In a knowledge of God, all true knowledge and real development have their source. Since God is the source of all true knowledge, the first object of education is to direct our minds to His own revelation of Himself. It is the purpose of Oak Park Academy and its teachers to so direct the minds of the youth of Iowa. Such an education can be received only at one of our own schools. Oak Park Academy is your school, youth of Iowa. f 13 J Faculty -A-nil' S ELIZABETH LOTHIAN GLENN DAVENPORT Bible Dean of Girls Union College Union College E. M. HAGELE Accountant, Commerce Washington Missionary College VICTORIA LARSEN English, Librarian Union Collc-gc C143 MELVIN ROSEN Dean of Boys Emmanuel Missionary College MRS. GLENN DAVENPORT Secretarial s xx ON A S X A is R Faculty M. E. SMITH MRS. M. E. SMITH R. E. LYNN Industrial Arts, Science Music Press Union College Union College Union College N. A. COFFIN JAM1-:s V. DICKINSON Broom Shop Farm and Dairy C155 Assistants CHESTER L. MARTIN MRS. CHESTER L. MARTIN Broom Shop Cafeteria f'He who cooperates with the divine purpose in imparting to the youth a knowledge of God, and moulding the character into harmony with His, does a high and noble work. As he awakens a desire to reach God's ideal, he presents an education that is as high as heaven and as broad as the universeg an 'education that can not be completed in this life, but that will be continued in the life to comeg an education that secures to the successful student his passport from the preparatory school of earth to the higher grade, the school above. - Mrs. E. G. White, Education, page 19. C165 Classes V EOS 3 Class of '46 Senior Class Song As we march along, joyous is our song, With our hearts turned toward the goal- While the vision cheers of the happy years, Swiftly though they onward rolvl. Days of friendship true, days of longing too, That the time may never come, When our fond memories turn that for thee we'll cease to yearn Wherever we may roam. 'Tis a grand old school where we learn the rule, That the way of truth is best- With a victory won o'er each setting sun, Knowing that we are daily blestg Let us live to learn, let our hearts ere yearn For wisdom's precepts true, So we'll work, and we'vll be our very best for O. P. A. And for the Master too! CHORUS : Our dear old O. P. A., our hearts are loyal beating, to thee Weill e'er be true, and tho' the years be swiftly fleeting, This fond pledge we'll give to you- That we will ever be staunch and faithfwl, Bringing tribute without fail-to our dear old school, Our dear old O. P. A. we hail, all hail! 4185 Scuiar MOTTO: Faithful, Rather Than Famous. AIM: Perfection, COLORS: Royal Blue and White. FLOWER: American Beauty Rose. SPONSORS: Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Smith JAMES DIETEL Hawkeye, Iowa Class President '46 Salutatorian '46 Opaso Vice-president '46 Chorus '46 PEARL DIXON Jefferson City, Missouri Senior Vice-president '46 Oak Leaf Staff '45, '46 Seminar Leader '45 Sabbath School Teacher '45 FAITH HUSTON Des Moines, Iowa Class Secretary '46 Glee Club '44, '45 Chorus '44, '46 Prayer Band Leader '44, '45 JEWEL LIPPERT Burlington, Iowa Class Treasurer '46 Band '44, '46 Chorus '44, 46 Prayer Band Leader '44, '45 Sabbath School Teacher '45 THOMAS P. THoMPsoN Manhattan, Kansas Sargeant-at-arms '46 Junior Class President '45 Opaso President '45 Treasurer Amici Club '46 Band '44, '46 C195 OMMS MARJORIE G. BAsco1v1 Des Momes, Iowa Sabbath School Supt. '46 Prayer Band Leader '46 Colporteur Club Leader '46 Oak Leaf Staff '46 DoRo'rHY DICKERSON Newton, Iowa Prayer Band Leader '44 Chorus '44, '45 JAMES H. JENSEN Nevada, Iowa Sabbath School Secretary '46 Sabbath School Teacher '45 Amici Treasurer '45 Acorn Staff '46 Choir '46 4209 Seniors LEONA DANIEL Estherville, Iowa Seminar Chorister '45 ROBERT L. GIBB Columbia, Missouri Amici Treasurer '45 Sabbath School Teacher '46 Band '45. 46 Junior Class Sgt.-at-arms '45 STELLA HANSEN Ruthven, Iowa Valedictorian '46 Missionary Volunteer Leader Acorn Editor '46 President of Alpha Rho Gamma '45 Chorus '44, '46 'rul-:R M. LARSEN Nevada, Iowa :bath School Secret ary '46 ayer Band Leader '44 vaso Secretary '46 .orus 44, 46 ILLARD PHILLIPS Panora, Iowa lorus '46 Senivrs BERTHA NEWKIRK New Cambria, Missouri Chorus 44, '46 Glee Club '44, '45 DONNA BELLE Sco'rT Jefferson City, Missouri Missionary Volunter Leader, '46 Sabbath School Secretary '45 Sabbath School Teacher '45, '46 Prayer Band Leader '45 Junior Vice-president '45 SHIRLEY ANN WILMOT Des Moines, Iowa Sabbath School SuD't. '46 Seminar Secretary '45 Sabbath School Teacher '45 Prayer Band Leader '45 Opaso Vice-president '46 C215 unior lass Song Junior class, we're loyal to thee, All our goals with courage we conquer Firm and strong, united are we, Picnics, parties, breakfasts, too, Rah, rah, rah, rah, Juniors of forty-six Ever in God we place our trust We aim to be better than yesterday, Always forward, press on we must Faithfully our tasks we do. Rah, rah, rah, rah, Juniors of forty-six C223 uni or O52 cers DICK JENKINS Sergeant-at-arms C237 PHILIP D. HoLnRIncE President ROSEMARY Bmrrs Vice-president ELIZABETH LAW Secretary Anus BROWN Treasurer MOTTO: Forward ever backward never AIM: Better than yesterday COLORS: Red and Silver RowENA ADAMS MARILYN AFFOLTER GLADYSE ARFMAN WILTON H. CAvINEss uni O7'S ELAINE ANDERSON MARILYS AFFOLTER ROBERT L. BRITAIN ERMA DAvENPoRT K 24 J CHARLES DAVIS SILLY ANN HORNBACHER GRANT L. JENSEN BERTHA LAMB C 25 D uni 01's 133 M.. .-.J I ni ? G x I. K f I i .4 I . lu, .A i 1 I LOIS GIBB BILL GIBB VIRGINIA JOHNSON PERLE LOCKERT DALE MCCUN1: SHIRLEY MCLAIN ANN NISEWANGER Doms QUAM uni ors MARVELLA MCDANEI. Lois ANN MICHALI-:c BETTE MARIE NORGARD WANETA RECK 4263 DONALD H. RICE MARY RUTH STEVENS JUANITA WARDLE F , 'M,'VlLO7'S C279 FRANCES SUNDINE MARY ANN TAEGER RUTH WIEDEMANN Sophomores Front row, left to right: Virginia Smith, Darlyne Arfman, Charlyne Smith, Bonnie Bryceson Mary Joyce Thornberry, Helen Kavadas, Beverly Cronk, Rose Peterson. Center row: Jcre Smith, Danny Hornbacher, Donald Quam, Shirley Holdridge, Bonnie Bomberry, Martha Hlad, Abbie Belle Brown, Billy Hornbacher, Bill Shafer, Keith Hayden Buck row: Vernon Furgason, Delbert Johnson, Melvin Wolford. Robert Roberds. A more cheerful group of young people is seldom found than the sophomore class of '46 here at Oak Park Academy. We are the seniors of '48g we are traveling the second lap of our four-year journey. We have safely passed the first stage, and we are working hard to become the juniors of next year. You will see us coming and going with books in hand or engaged in some kind of work, but when it's time to play, we are always ready to play ball or any other kind of a game. Just now we are absorbed in such subjects as Early Church History, World History, English, and Biology. We are not only striving to make progress in our school work and to grow physically, but we are trying to build characters that are like plants, grown up in youth. The close of this year finds a determination in the heart of each sophomore to return to Oak Park to finish his academic course in this school, where the students and the teachers unite to create a spiritual atmosphere that is found only in our own schools. CHARLYNE SMITH. C 28 7 Freshmen Q., Af. . . Front row, left to right: Claudia Hoy, Betty Dickerson, Beryl Sires, Ruby Jean Lynn Evelyn Schmidt. Goldie Miller, Nancy Eastwood. Center row: Eloise Ham, Howard Lamb, Thomas Hinde, Vernon Jochims, James Meader Paul Rees, Clifford Thompson, Harriett Warner. Back row: Dale Brunken, Burton Cox, Robert Chorpenning, Melvin Johnson, Lyndal Ramesbothom, Lee Mills. The year to which we have been looking forward has finally ar- rived-the year that we can attend Oak Park Academy for the Hrst time. We are just freshmen, and we have three years of fun and hard study yet to enjoy here, It does seem like quite a while before we will be seniors, but in reality it won't be very long. We have nine girls and twelve boys in our class. We are full of pep and enthusiasm. We enter Whole-heartedly into the activities of the school, and we have many good times together. We are looking forward to more good times yet this year and still more next year. The years will pass quickly, and before long, we, too, will be thinking of our freshman year at Oak Park as the first lap of our academic journey. Each one of us is striving to reach his goal-that of having an active part in the service of our Saviour. We want to prepare ourselves for that day when He shall call upon us to do His work. Oak Park is giving us a good beginning that will help us in our problems of later life. RUBY JEAN LYNN. 1 29 J Autographs dctiwities Missionary Volunteer Officers 1945-46 The Sabbath School and the Missionary Volunteer society make up two of the beautiful jewels in the crown of the week-the Sabbath. Many inspiring lessons are brought to us in the Sabbath School. The Missionary Volunteer society calls for active, energetic youth who are ready and willing to take part in the meetings, the Sunshine Band, and the Literature Band. By taking an active part in these two organizations, we gain valuable training for service for others. God desires us to make use of every oppor- tunity for securing a preparation for His work. M. Y. P., page 192. STELLA HANs1-:N. Opium W. Q 111 Sfj X SB 8gOAl.S H its 'Sabbath school Officers 1945-46 K 31 J mrlcur Fluh f,U'll'4'7'S 1945 '46 4325 There is a place for each of us in God's great Work, and we, the students ol' Oak Park Academy, are day by day preparing ourselves for that plaee by faithfully attending the Colporteur and Seminar meetings each week. These meetings are planned to help us in our preparation for a place in Godts cause. We believe that God expects us to gain that preparation while we are here at Oak Park. We believe, too, that Every youth .,.. has a work to rio for the honor of God and the uplifting oi' humanity, Education, page 58. That is the reason we have the Seminar and the Colporteur Club here at our Academy. DONNA BELLE SCOTT. Seminar Officers 1945--1-ti X Nur' M M1 -: ef OPASO OFFICERS 1 945-'46 OPAS The OPAso is the Oak Park Academy Student Organization. It was organized for the purpose of stimulating an active cooperation and parti- cipation of students and faculty in the activities of our school life. The Opaso staif is made up of eleven members, three of which are faculty members and eight are students chosen by the student body. Staff meetings are held frequently, and the student members are given an op- portunity to discuss the affairs and problems of the school with their fellow-students and faculty. The ofiicers of the Opaso for this year are: president, Bob Britain, vice-presidents, Virginia Smith, James Dietelg secre- tary, Esther Larseng treasurer, Melvin Johnson, OAK LEAF editor, Perle Lockertg delegates-at-large, Mary Ann Taeger and Philip Holdridge. The faculty members on the staff are C. L. Smith, Miss Larsen, and Mr. Davenport. Since it was organized, the Opaso has sponsored activities such as: school picnics, Ingathering Field Days, Campus Day, the OAK LEAF cam- paigns, and other projects that concern the student body here at Oak Park. PHILIP HOLDRIDGE. C333 TecLche1fS of Tomorrow Desiring to follow in the footsteps of Christ, the greatest educator of all times, the students of Oak Park Academy have organized a club, Teachers of Tomorrow. The work of the teacher is so important that Christ left the courts of Heaven, and came in person to this earth, that He might teach men to obtain a fitness for the higher life. Mrs. White in her book, Education, writes, t'Great is the responsibility of those who take upon themselves the guidance of a human soul. She states further that the teacher shares this responsibility with the parents and that careful consideration should be taken before a person chooses teaching as a life-work. The purpose of the club is to prepare the future teachers for the work before them so that they may lead their pupils to a better understand- ing of both God and man. The oiificers of our club for this year are: presi- dent, Thomas Thompson, vice-president, Perle Lockertg secretary-treasurer, Shirley Wl1IHOt, associate members of the staff, Pearl Dixon and Dick Jenkins Mr. M. E. Smith is the faculty sponsor. MELVIN Wfoufonn. 6349 Chorus 'tMusic was made to serve a holy purpose, to lift the thoughts to that which is pure, noble, and elevating, and to awaken in the soul a devotion and gratitude to God. Music, a gift of God, holds a very prominent place here at Oak Park. Our chapel periods and other religious services are made brighter with special music and singing. Nothing else has the power of music. It can make us sad or happy, and it can be used as a weapon against discouragement. Let us keep a song in our hearts. ROBERT CHORPENNING. Band 35 7 'l'Iu-1'4- am' Ihusv wlm have' an 1-rizxl gnI'l ui smug, :md H11-rv an tum-S wlmc-lm Rl spvvizxl llll'SS2lj,1k' is horm lax' nm- SIIILQIIIQ znlmw or by SOVl'l'Zll lu1iti111.g in sung 'l'Iw :ability in sing mx an lillixlli ui' iI1Hlll'lK'l'. which God sire-s ull In vuliivulm- and usv to HiS unmfs g.1lm'y 'I'wsI1n1m1ivs, Vo-lunu' Vll. pugm- llgm. llh. Mule' Qurzrlvllf- Xxx N ww g+ ' Q -QW 14 , 7 HI Q. Zim 'f' .Q nf 42461 Girls LA 'Day at Oak Tark, Miss Lothian and Mary Ruth Stevens COME, FRIENDS O'MINE .... let us go with Jane. our Average Student, through a typical day at Oak Park Academy. Our curiosity inspires us to get up early and go with Jane to breakfast. After that, we assemble in the girls' parlor, where Miss Lothian conducts morning worship. We are glad that Jane begins the day with God .... Wien Q S A g il -' vi g g 3 3 Q WW' Girls' Parlor 4377 Boys' Worship Room C383 Dean Rosen and Bob Britam . . . The boys of West Hall are assembling in their worship at the same time, with Dean Rosen conducting their devotions. Some of them look rather sleepy so early in the morning, but they will soon be fully awake. Before school begins for the day, Bob Britain has stopped in to chat with the dean. Qi? .fs ,ff I F Z MiL, . . . . After worship, Jane collects her books and starts for her first class. Perhaps it is a Bible class, where we listen attentively to learn all we can of the blessed truths in the Bible. Perhaps it is a science class, or mathematics, or English. We hurry along with Jane from class to class through the morning session .... 39 ,. Q t - I A L AV Mast .f 'r 'Q' Study Hall 6 42 J Chapel . . . . When her third class is over, Jane invites us to go with her to chapel. After a few moments of devotion, we listen to a chapel talk by one of the teachers, or perhaps it is the day for progressive classes, or an educational film. A study period follows chapel in Jane's busy day. We go with her to the study hall and admire the good lighting and seating facilities of this large room. The library is readily accessible to the students as they study. . . 1:6 -':,, W ' N,,,h.,.,aM+-'NWN I W Mrs. M. E. Smith with Ruby Jean Lynn and Virginia Johnsorz . . . . The music studio is an attractive place, and we listen quietly as Jane takes her piano lesson. Jane is only one of Mrs. M. E. Sn'1ith's many music students ..,.. wwwwwMM um tenant s,:Hzn:fu Music C4 S1udio 19 1 i Registrars Office C407 . . . . During the course of the day. it may be necessary for Jane to go to the business office to see Mr. Hagele, or to the registrars oifice to see Miss Larsen. . . 3 i 3 x F 3 Z1- if Q , K V ,pm K Busines Office jg. Dining- room 'LSL' Mn , . ig' ' fi SL ' . . . . After the last class, we hear the welcome sound of the dinner bell. We hurry to the dining-room with Jane, for we are all hungry after our strenuous work of the morning .... K!-J QYXQ, L '11 S.. Kitchen C 43 fs ,i .n ' ' 1 in ,Y , ii x A we ' ab ' 9 l f. -ll'll'll, ul Ihr' I, i nolypc' Industrial Building . . . , The work program at Oak Park begins after dinner. The students work in the oiliees, the kitchen, the laundry, the shop, the press, the broom- shop, the dairy and farm. and in the dormitories. Everyone is busy all afternoon at his work or study. Let us leave Jane at her work in the oflice while we visit the other industries ..... U iq Q ii Interior of the Shop . . . The Maintenance department is an important part of our every- day lives. HM. and his helpers are the ones who build, repair, paint, or what have you? here at Oak Park .... Power-House C 45 J Broom Shop 6 46 J W-H Where Better Brooms are Made , . Fifteen boys and four girls find employment at the broom- shop whore better brooms are made. Mr. Coffin and Mr. Martin have charge of this busy place. Many dozens of brooms are made and sold each won-k. . . , X 7, , Mr. Dickinson and his helpers in the Dairy Barn . . . . Did you have some of our good Guernsey milk for dinner? Mr. Dickinson, the Johnson brothers, and Jere Smith take care of the dairy herd. Shirley McLain and Ruth Wiedemann take care of the pasteuriz- ing and bottling of the milk, . . W . Oak Park Farm 4477 'K A Room in East, Hall C483 . . . . The day is over! Tired but happy, Jane and her sisters assemble once more in the parlor, this time for evening Worship. The prayer bands meet on Monday evenings and the club, on Wednesdays. Miss Lothian plans interesting worships for the other evenings of the week. Study period- lights out-private devotions-and all is quiet at Oak Park ..... 1' K 2, , u M 5, If If N YY F. ., , starr' 5 5 I rr 33 Alpha Rho Gamma Officers 1945-46 Amici Officers 1945-'46 .1-. . . . . The boys of West Hall have had their evening worship, too, followed by the study period. As the shades of night are drawn close around our school, we are conscious of God's protecting hand over us. - 4 gi 4 Q ii iii ii '-vfwwy . ., I A Room in West Hall 1499 Qur School Song Come forward students, Let us sing this song, To echo through the nation, As a tribute clear and strong, And praise be to our school, Where Christian men have trod, To fairest fields, or lake and woods, A precious gift of God. Where, oh where, is sky so bright and blue, As where the stalwart oak trees on our hillsides upright stand, Or where the hearts are ever warm, With love so true, For O. P. A. the finest school in all the land. O. P. A. - ln lowa! Glory to thy name, Loyalty and virtue ever Shall maintain thy fame. O. P. A. - ln lowa! Lustrous as a gem, Shine, brighter shine forever, O. P. A. C507 H Q, :VV . U45 the Cvzmem Sees Us At the pump. 2. Taking it easy! 3. Strolling to the laundry Four pals, 5. O. P. A. workers 6. Atten-shun! You don't say! 8. Trying to hide? 9. Duz does everything. Editor-in-chief 11. Monkeys? 12. Launderesses Helen. C515 YE- ig, my i fl i ACORN Editor 2. Seniors in the snow. Shy co-eds. 5. Miss Larsen and her right-hand man Sharon Martin 8. Betty Dore Looking pretty. 11. Laundry crew C527 Rowena Pals A repeat Bob. 1. Professor R. D. 2. Don't take it yet! 3. Ready for work. 4. Roommates 5. Latest styles 6. Donnie and Perle. 7. Cold, Shirley? 8. I've got pockets! 9. At Martha's. 10. Dairy-maids 11. Home from school. 12. Smlling pretty 13. Watching the snap. 14. Gladyse 15. Senior Vice-president C535 1. Look this way, Elaine! 2. Going up? First attempt! 4. See my doll? 5. What a spill! 6. Free labor-itesf' 7. Shirley. 8. Ready for the Take-off 9. Four heads are 10' A tree-ful better than one 11. Tug-boats 12. Taking snaps. 13. Hang on, now! 14. O P. A. 15. Palsie-Walsies. 16. Wekre off! C543 Ruth and Pearl 2. Old Glory 3. Farmers Neta 5. Long-legged Melvin 6. Hands up! Jewell 8. Two Bobs 9. Hard C?D workers Why so sober? 11. A perfect Ht. 12. Charlyne and Leona C559 il 1 52222 X12 N- 'W---4.1',j 5N 'N-W-. ,..-M.,-sm-.,..,, m.,,,wNAW-lm., 'f-w...mk-M f 1. The C. L. Smiths 2. The Hageles 3. Mr. and Mrs. Dickinson 4. Brice and Miss Larsen 5. Bonnie Kay 6. Jimmy Lee 7. Mrs. Martin and Sharon 8. Smile, Sharon 9. The Davenports. C567 1. Dean Lothian 4. Mrs. C. L. 7. U-m-m-! 10. Little Jimmy 2. Mrs. Rosen 5. Freezing? 8. At ease! 11. Big Jim. C575 3. Dean Rosen 6. Ready to go 9. Mrs. Coffin 1. Winter at O. P. A. 2. Aren't we cute? 3. Peek-a-boo. 4. Hurry! It's cold! 5. Arlis 6. Deep thought. 7. The Rocket. 8. Farmers. 9. Studying, R. D.? 10. 1VIain entrance 11. Three juniors 12. Shoveling off 13. Roommates. 14. Bill and Dale. 15. Phil and Tom. C583 UW Business Friends niujoioioiozoqgg 1011 Dlll1 1lD11PlG1Q1Dl1Dl1 Q47QCi4 ,3,3guv:o14 NEVADA IMPLEMENT COMPANY JOHN A. 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PETROLEUM PRODUCTS COAL Station Phone 235 Coal Office 325-2 rings A Home Concern Nevada, Iowa xuroiuaozuxoxoxoxoruxozonuo 10:1 11Pl1PQf3'W 1010101011 vilbfvxocmmnocn I I I I I I IOWA CONFERENCE OFFICE BUILDING 540 West Forty-second Street Des Moines, Iowa Your Supply House for - ' Oxford Bibles ' Spirit of Prophecy Books ' Devotional Books ' Youth's Books ' Periodicals IOWA BOOK 6- BIBLE HOUSE 11011bi1binttrioifriovw11011rif1141302024li1minilliuioiazioioioini rio:rzuzozozozeIxozoxoxozox-nzoxozoxenzerzarzoxozfogo r10i0101014110j01niot1liojoi4 wiv fi I I I I 5 I I I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 5 ioioiclioioifrioi 1302411011 if 11 if in 11 14 3 if init it 1011 . G. AMBIIUSE CSuccessor to Ambrose 8: Sons? 0 D R Y G 0 O D S 'Men's, Women's and Children's Ready-fo-Wear - Nevada, Iowa - C. F. Wilson 0 All Kinds of Insurance and Real Estate o 604 Lincolnway Phone Office 887 Residence 290 gDi0.f' l1DZK0l1li4Ii4!1131 i17l'7i47l1!1 PllDQ4Y fD14 Q. if 101010101 103010101010303oioicrioioiuio biuiuioioioinviuiuiuibuim-11110101113-1 Younker Hardware Shelf and Heavy Hardware Electrical Household Appliances Speed Queen Washer - Bendix Radio - Phone 59 -:- Nevada, Iowa Deola Milling Co. Flour. Feed and Hav El E El B. S. DICKEY, Prop. Phone 1 -:- Nevada, Iowa zioioioioioiocnoxoioioqpoioioio Western Auto Associate Store WAYNE OLIVER, Owner Auto Supplies - Hardware Snortina Goods Easy Payments Phone 597 - :- Nevada, Iowa AUTOS SIZE Buy and Sell All Kinds of Scrap 0 Nathan Levin PHONE 471 NEVADA, IOWA l vi0203112011P111101030ioioiuioicrixrioi ui rl ni ini :ini 10191114 in ioinirriuininiu Circle Beauty Shop Cold Waves a Snecialtv O Circle Theatre Building Phone 249 - :- Nevada, Iowa 1011 tifuxaairrxarxrrzsvizxxxrirrzrwzcuza xx O. R. Shaffer Nevadais Oldest Auto Dealer Repairing, Greasingf Washing Wreckina Service - Tires Batteries O. K. Barber Shop - for - Good Barbering lj E1 Z Corner Sixth and Lincoln Nevada, Iowa 0302 313413031-1014110201113 3 ri is Fa reway Stores 0 Economical Food Distribution Q Nevada, Iowa 02010101oiuioioiuioioioioioi ioioioioiioiruioiasioixviirii 1011 Zoifrioiuioiuiuif 1 1 vit 2 1 11 ioqlurioioioicritrioiflitritvioillii W. L. Tipton 6' Son Corner Drug Store MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT TIPTONS' NEVADA, IOWA 2111101011112 1xii111xiuininiuiui010i ri 1 ri ri 1 201011 BRANDES CLEANERS - Fast Cleaning Service - Men's Hats Cleaned and Blocked Telephone 666 Nevada, lowa State Farm Insurance Co. Bloomington, Illinois Complete Insurance Service HEssEL and 0. w. BIERMA Phone Oltice 775: Residence 484, 823 - Nevada, lowa 102ni014101lriuinininininil riirioiivioiiritriibioioitritritri Tipl:on's Shell Service Phone 390 :-: Nevada, lowa WASHING - GREASING - WAXING - Complete Tire and Battery Service - :ini xi 20: -1 101014 24 201011 1411 11 A 102 101 ioioioiojoil l 0ak Park Academy INVITES THE YUUTII 0F IOWA 0 Avail Themsel - arfical Voca - Spiritual - Social Life rioioioiuiuioi 121110101 110101:0201511101011 2 1011110101010 vi 1 211 in in :ini :ini111111:111110101010101011xi:111aiuifrimlioioioiniuillinil State Bank 8: Trust Co. Nevada, Iowa MAY WE SERVE YOUR BANKING NEEDS Walker Motor Sales DeSoto - Plymouth - GMC and Diamond T Trucks - Full Line of Electrical Appliances - Sales M A Y T A G Service Phone 387 :-: :-: Nevada, Iowa xiivioioioiuioioilxiuimlivin11111114xi411rriU11rioioioiniuiuifricxid We specialize in Vitamin Concentrates, Molasses Feeds and Products of Molasses in block form for Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Poultry and Turkeys Wm. H. 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LIGHT 8: POWER CQMPANY O Iowa Owned o 1 ri:inliningrininiuxoininqmaonznguiuiui 1 1 31 39010201 111xiuiuiuioicriuioixn1011100101034riulniuinini 11101 I rifnioioiirioicsioioioioiavjcria :Init Z 1 rio 101031 vzebojc WEISS DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 85 'I101 Main Street Nevada, Iowa e 7 e Tipton s Tlre Company RE-CAPPING and VULCANIZING e - New and Used - Tracfor, Truck and Passenger Car Tires Phone 163 -:- Nevada, Iowa iuiuiniuioisrioi 1120111103 11211 111113 ililiu1oZ111w10inillio1f KIIY5: 5ZZ'6'E55'! 1 ,., f Q-,al A V G, 1 n w' 'Nix N 1' ,IH X 9 ie, ,ii 1 , N evlflqafk xx ,, f 5 1.443514 ...,f,f.ffgl Q., L' V, . , ff VA!! . . . use Sex on esg- preferred fer lhelr fro- ff' ' grenee and hash-milled SPICE we-ev bvlwdinncheh E JOHN SEXTON 81 CO. end bakers since l8l3. 23: E t bl. h d 1883 , s a IS e ' we fff co 75-ucif 4 ' Manufacturing Wholesale Grocers 2, CHICAGO-BROOKLYN Q U A U TY Io olns DALLAS--ATLANTA-P1'r'rsBURGH 31mixrioxc11+111111114114mx1xx00:4vzcnzcvrzraanxnxnxeviuiuiasicoia 410111011m1o101n1n1n1o1 vi 1 114 1 vxotlrianioxninioiniq 1441 ioioioiuioioicnioi 021sic11011r1411014no1niuirninizrioifliivioioilnicrjoioid STANDARD CHEVROLET - NOTHING BETTER. IN SERVICE - Mechanics or Body and Fender Farm Machinery SALES and SERVICE Wrecker Service CHEVROLET CARS and TRUCKS Telephone 665 624 Lincolnway DON H. DONOVAN, Mgr. 11Q bibjoioiuifniniuicrioi010101Doitlioicliuilriuicliuiui Lbi0i Oak Park Broom Company Y - Established to help - The Boys and Girls of Iowa Earn Part or All of Their Expenses While Attending V OAK PARK ACADEMY PHONE 195 NEVADA, IOWA Lozcnxuxoznnxlniuxfnzfxifpiozcizuni 14x14s1o:r203A1u P1o111Z0i0i11101uio111iDoini1101 1010101 1 11111 In 1 1 1 1:1 111 114114141520 2 Carl E' Stone THOMPSON onus E . 2 3 . 2 ! Re b'e The REXALL Store Insurance Service S Phone 601 Nevada, Iowa g Nevada' Iowa ! i ?f'i'7L01010:01z1aDoi111111c11o1o1o1o1r it 14 1 1 -1 11 ul I BOYCE SUPER - SERVICE ' Compliments of - i c0l11Ple'l'e D'x sel ViCe E O A K P A R K P R E S S Firestone Tires and Accessories U E' E' Phgne 10 Neyqdq, lgwq Phone 291 Nevada, Iowa i 1111101010101111uif1141i41Q!ntoix1i111n1o1x1ioio:nqu11111 11i41i111o1uin:nio111C Compliments of: E in -Sol 3 Pure Linseecl Oil .lell Soap -- Manufactured by - LINSOL PRODUCTS 951 N. Vignes St. Los Aangeles 12, Cal. rioiaiclioioimxioioiluqbui 1 31111 2 if 1 1 01411010101o111101oi41111101u1 Compliments of - OAK PARK DAIRY Phone 291 Nevada, Iowa 5. v10i0i01t1i0il1if1ifr10i0i1Z I 2 1 11211111311-1111111 111 xiliaiuillinixog nzoqao 02901014 101011 11:11 10101 1 111011 14 10 10203 I iriririxquiniwirioiri iii il it iw if 11311 1101 Mccomvncn-nnnmje 1' Z - TRACTOR - TRUCKS -- A Complete Line of Farm Machinery - and - FARMERS HARDWARE o 9 Apex Washers and Ironers ' Emerson 81 Sonora Radios ' Crown Stoves and Ranges ' Sun-Flame Oil Heaters - Fairbanks Morse - Q pUMpS 0 SCALES Q PUMP JACKS 0 ELECTRIC MOTORS O ELECTRIC MOTORS I WASHING MACHINES Slemmons Bros. Your Friendly McCormick-Deering Dealer Nevada, Iowa inioxoxboioi 1 1 111110111 Adams, Rowena, 253-8th Street, Nevada, Iowa ................. Affolter, Marilyn, 1532-6th Street, Index ----24,3l ,35,40,52 Des Moines, Iowa .,.. . .....,,,. ..., 2 4,35,-l0,51,52 Affolter, Marilys, 1532-6th Street, Des Moines, Iowa .............. .....,... . 24, 40 Anderson, Elaine, Nevada, Iowa --,. ,... .,24,31,35,40,54 Arfman, Darlene, 4425 West, Sioux City, Iowa ..., .28, 40 Arfman, Gladys, 4425 West, Sioux City, Iowa ,.,........,... ,--24,34,40,51,52,53 Bascom, Marjorie, 1419-24th Street, Des Moines, Iowa ,.......,.I....,ve 5,20,31,32,34,40,52 Bettis, Rosemary, 517 N. 3rd Street Albia, Iowa ....s I ............ .. ..,,. . 23,34,35,40,5l ,52 Bomberry, Bonnie, Lehigh, Iowa -- Britain, Robert. Fredericksburg, -- ----,28,40,51,52 Iowa - - I,....I,......,,.... 24,32,33,34,38,40,53,54,55,58 Brown, Abbie Belle, Smithland, Iowa .....,.. 28,34,40,48 Brown, Arlis, Wellman, Iowa ....... ,23,31,35,40,53,55,58 Bryceson, Bonnie, Onawa, Iowa - ..........., 28, 35, 40 Caviness, Wilton, Nevada, Iowa ............... 24,35 40 Chorpenning, Robert, 309 E. Jefferson, Osceola, Iowa ....,,.,............,,. --,29, 35, 40 Cronk, Beverly, 507 Prairie Street, Guthrie Center, Iowa .....,.................... 28,40 Daniel, Leona, Wallingford, Iowa s......,s 20,34,40,52,55 Davenport, Erma, Box 128, Okoboji, Iowa .,.. 24,40,51,55 Davis, Charles, Ruthven, Iowa ................. 25, 40,58 Dietel, James, Hawkeye, Iowa ....,........ 19,33,35,36,40 Dickerson, Dorothy, 721 N. 9th Avenue E. Newton, Iowa ......................... .... 2 0, 34, 40 Dickerson, Betty, 721 N. 9th Avenue E. Newton, Ia., 29,40 Dixon, Pearl, 414 Russel Avenue, Jefferson City, Missouri .I..... 5,19,32,34,35,40,52,53,55 Dore, Betty, 702-42nd, Des Moines, Iowa ............. 52 Eastwood, Nancy, Box 149, Fort Dodge, Iowa --29,40,52 Furgason, Vernon, 221 Baltimore, Waterloo, Iowa 28,32,40 Gibb, Bill, 214-3rd Avenue, Columbia, Missouri ...,..., ---25,31,35,40,46,49,54,58 Gibb, Bob, 214-3rd Avenue, Columbia, Missouri ............ 5,20,35,40,49,51,52,54,55 Gibb, Lois, Rt. 3, Columbia, Missouri ......... 25,34,35.40 Ham, Eloise, 711 S. Dittmer, Davenport, Iowa ---29,40,52 Hansen, Stella, Ruthven, Iowa -r20,31,32,34,35,36,40,48,52 Hayden, Keith, Promise City, Iowa ............. 28, 32, 40 Hinde, Thomas, Rt. 6, Waterloo, Iowa ........ .29,31,34,40 Hlad, Martha, 204-8th Street, Nevada. Iowa --28,35,40,58 Holdridge, Shirley, 1014-11th Avenue, Rock Island, Illinois .............. ----28,34,40,58,54 Holdridge, Philip, 1014-11th Avenue, Rock Island, Illinois .... 5,23,33,34,35,40,46,49,51,53,54,5B Hornhacher, Bill, Nevada, Iowa ....a......,...... 28,40 Hornbacher, Dan, Nevada, Iowa -- .......... 2B,40,48 Hornbacher, Sally, Nevada, Iowa ....... 25,35,40,53,54,58 Hoy, Claudia, Rhodes, Iowa ...... .......... 2 9,40 Huston, Faith, 830-25th Street, Des Moines, Iowa .........,..... ..... 1 9,31,85,40,53 Jenkins, Dick, Rt. 1, Badger, Iowa --- ...... 23,31,34,40 Jensen, Grant, 317 N. West, Missouri Valley, Iowa ....... ....,a... 2 5,34,35,40,58 Jensen, James, Nevada, Iowa ............. 20,81,35,40,48 Jochims, Vernon, 121-West 14th Street, Spencer, Ia. 29, 40 I Johnson, Delbert, Rt. 2, Estherville, Iowa -..---28,40,47,55 Johnson, Melvin, Rt. 2, Estherville, Iowa 29,33,40,47,49,55 Johnson, Virginia, Box 76, Ackley, Ia. 25,31,34,35.40.41,52 Kavadas, Helen, Kingman, Arizona ....... -28,40,-l8,51,52 Lamb, Bertha, Murray, Iowa ....... .... 2 5,34,35,40 Lamb, Howard, Murray, Iowa .................... 29,40 Larsen, Esther, 827-C. Avenue, Nevada, Ia. 21,31,33,35,40,54 Law, Elizabeth, 1001 N. 3rd Street, Columbia, Missouri .......-.....,........ , 23,34,35,40 Llppert, Jewel, Cleveland Avenue, Burlington, Iowa ............... 19,34,35,40,51,52,54,55 Lockert, Perle, 1503-5th Avenue N., Fort Dodge, Ia. 5,25,31.32,33,34,35,36,40,42,51,53,54.55.58 Lynn, Ruby Jean, 227-8th Street, Nevada, Iowa 29,40,41 MeCune, Dale, Palo, Iowa 5,26,31,35,36,40,46,49,51,53,54.58 Mcnanel, Marvella, 204-S. Rldgley, Algona, Iowa ......................e -26,31,35,40,51,52 McLain, Shirley, Larchwood Drive, Storm Lake, Iowa ,..................... 26,40,48,53,55 Mlchalec, Lois, 318-30th Street Drive S. E., Cedar Rapids, Iowa ............ -26,34,40,42,51,54,55,58 Meader, James, 200 S. Hill, Dubuque, Iowa ---29,35,40,46 Miller, Goldie, Rt. 1, Osage, Iowa ............ 29,34.40,48 Mills, Lee, Rt. 8, Onawa, Iowa ................... 29. 40 Newkirk, Bertha, New Cambria, Missouri ..... 21,34,35,40 Nlsewanger, Ann, 3017 Avenue B, Council Bluffs, Ia. 26,40 Norgard, Betty, Greenfield, Iowa ............ 26,34,40,53 Peterson, Rose, 3125-11th Avenue, Moline, Illinois --28, 40 Phillips, Willard, Panora, Iowa ................. 21,35,40 Quam, Don, Rt. 1, State Center, Iowa ..... ....,. , .28, 40 Quam, Doris, Rt. 1, State Center, Iowa ...... 26,35,40,53 Ramesbotham, Lyndal, Nevada, Iowa ........ -29, 40,55 Beck, Waneta, 2840 Memorial Drive, Sioux City, Iowa .................. 26,35,40,51,52,53,55 Rees, Paul, 4th Street, Nevada, Iowa .,.. ..... 29 , 40 Rice, Don, Box 56, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa --- .... 27, 35, 40 Roberds, Bob, 1328 St. Mary's Blvd., Jefferson City, Missouri ............ g---28,3l,32,35,40 Schmidt, Evelyn, 1122 West McCarty, Jefferson City, Missouri ........................ 29, 40 Scott, Donna, 620 Delaware, Jefferson City, Missouri -,5,21.31,32,40,42,52,53.54,55,58 Sires, Beryl, New Hampton, Iowa ........... 29,34,35,40 Smith, Charlyne, 118 West 8th Street, Muscatine, Iowa .... -4 ...... . .... 28,32,34,40,48,52,55,5B Smith, Jere, 3121 Rolins Avenue, Des Moines, Iowa ...................... -28,40,4'l,51,55 Smith, Virginia, Riceville, Iowa ....s....,.. 28,33,34,40 Stevens, Mary Ruth, 1515 S. lst Street, Yakima, Washington ................,. ,2'l,34,3'1,40,58 Sundine, Frances, 1503-10th Street, Des Moines, Iowa ...................... 27,34,35,40,52 Taeger, Mary Ann, 504-23rd Street, Fort Madison, Iowa ..... -27,31,33,35,36,40,48,51,53,54-.58 Thompson, Clifford, Manhattan, Kansas ...... 29,35,36,40 Thompson, Thomas, Manhattan, Kansas .... -5,19,34,35,36,40,46,49,51,53,54,58 Thornberry, Mary Joyce, 1328 St. Mary's Blvd., Jefferson City, Missouri .............. 28,31,40,48,51,53 Wardle, Juanita, 321 S. Starr Avenue, Burlington, Iowa .................. .... 2 6, 34, 40 Warner, Harriett, Rt. 2, Nevada, Iowa ............ -29, 40 Wiedemann, Ruth, 539 S. 8th Street, Burlington, Iowa ................. 5,27,35,40,48,53,55,58 Wilmot, Shirley, 1628 West llth Street, Des Moines, Iowa --.21,31,32,34,35,36,40,51,52,53,55,58 Wolford, Melvin, 3030 Idaho Drive, Cedar Rapids, Iowa ............. 28,31,34,40,46,49,51,58