The Kings College - Crown Yearbook (New Castle, DE)

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Literary Society | OFFICERS BBE TeSICSI ee Mma eon deg it. as wena + OANIEL GRUBB Mecorcindmoecretcryan cg and oes wees CHARLES OlGE @orresponcinc SECreloryies Wit fis sos eh ARLAUR SONIDER Westie Corresponding. secretary. 4.) asus-s- oe -ROY, KLEIN Bciicunie i Corr cu ney ewiy ot cn et ev dees lee AL Gaon PAGE 59

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Che Harconian The developement of culture is a major part of the Marconian Literary Society. The fellows benefit greatly from the rounded programs that are presented. Every year there are many talented fellows participating in the programs which are always full of interest and enlightening material. Impromptus add to the humorous part of the program. A devotional time is held at the close of the meeting in order to put each program into His hands that it may be used for His glory through us. PAGE 58

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Che King f Ezekiel 34:16 I will seek that which was lost, and bring again that which was driven away, and will bind up that which was broken, and will strengthen that which was sick. The lounge at Lexington is a scene of activity every Friday evening following supper. After the folding of tracts has been completed, a prayer meeting is held to prepare the way for the dis- tribution of these tracts in the nearby towns. Also a part of the Crusader’s work is the Fri- day evening street-meetings which attract groups of evening shoppers and pleasure seek- ers through their music. A clear cut message is then given. An important work of the Crusaders is to ob- tain the name and address of each contacted person. Sunday afternoon, twice a month, the follow-up work is conducted. By this means, hearts can be blessed and drawn closer to the Saviour. Personal work is an extremely important part of each Christian's life. The Lord has continually blessed the Crusaders in their work. PAGE 60