Practical Bible Training School - Theologue Yearbook (Johnson City, NY)

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,Cas M94 tr You pledged alleglance to God and to your country You answered the call un waver1ng and unafrald You entered to w1n and suc cess became yours You gamed the peace and now It IS ours too To you the Chf1St13H Soldlers Sa1lors and Mar1nes who first answered Gods call and then your Countrys urgent need we would lxke to express our heart felt thanks Grat1tude r1ses h1gh IH our hearts h1gher than the level but not too h1gh but what God can hear our prayer of Thanksg1v1ng for Peace and Vlctory whlch came to us through you under God We pay deep trxbute to those who answered the Great Call to come up h1ther and are even now ln the presence of thelr Supreme Commander the Lord jesus Chrxst He the Prlnce of Peace gave H1s l1fe to redeem man kmd They the ones who rest ln H1s presence alded greatly m preservmg freedom under wh1ch Hrs Glor1ous Gospel may be preached to all nat1ons They d1d not d1e ID vam' Colosslans I zo And havmg made peace through the Blood of H1s cross by H1m to reconc1le all th1ngs unto H1msel.f RUBY PHILPOTT The wctory shout of the zmmortal IS xt can be done Page Seven ll t if n Q' 'tr - . . . , . . - l 1 ' on which words can convey meaning-loftier than man's thoughts can soar- ' ' 66 l 97 ' ll . ,, . . - V . . . . . l 6, . . . , . . . . . ,, , . 66 ' - ' ' L ' 'V 1?

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fs' wig For the Lord God 1S a sun and shreld the Lord w1ll gxve grace and glory good thmg Wxll hc vuthhold from them that walk uprrght Psa 84 II .Cowmgiy DEDICATED BY THE CLASS OF 46 TO MRS FRANCIS L HOLDEN Upon the sh1ft1ng sands of t1me there are those qual1t1es whxch find therr permanence 1n spmtual strength and truth In the prov1dence of God we have been permltted to see marufested these sp1r1tual qual1t1es ln your l1fe Though the storm raged fiercely the waves lashed hrgh and the rxsmg t1de threatened to sweep away all sense of sp1r1tual peace and securlty stxll the deluge of despalr dxd not envelope your constant falthfulness and steadfastness and above all your unaffected grac1ousness Our meager pra1se for your WISE counsel and your labor of love could never sufficlently express our gratltude for the rnvaluable lessons we have assrm llated from your l1fe w1th us and among us Thus we count It an honor and a pr1v1lege to ded1cate to you th1S book' LILLIAN GU1rsoN Page Sxx 3 2 fir. 9' '- x : no , R L ly. , a, ,Ex , li 'E : . ,gf - it V . Y . . , .

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Page Emght fm 741 LOVING REMEMBRANCE AN APPRECIA TION He struggled up the stormy herghts To reach the useful plazns He knew not ease by day by nzghts Intent on hrghest gains He gave to God the best he had The world h1s debtor made The sad of heart he helped make glad Rare skill he oft drsplayed Twas hrs to rouse the sleepzng souls He blessed the worlds unnumbered goals He blessed Ins fellow man Today he knows the hezghts of God Today the Ureat Drvrde No more for hrm earths weary plod Hes at hrs Saviours szde JOHN R CLFMENIQ May 17 1943 5 30 PM 1, ' I 1 I ,. I ,. , . . Of myriads as he rang . N -1 J. , . . u 7 . , . I . . . , . . 2 AY .,, , ', :V . .