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The Dollar Missionary Book Give That They Too Might Live God often leads us into new ways of giving the message for today. I be- The Lord gave that we might live. . . , The truth must be spread, and lieve the dollar missionary book program We, too, have the privilege of giving money to spread it must be placed in that others might live. He gave His life. the treasury. , . . Shall we abandon the is a part of God's great plan for getting He came from heaven with the hoarded fields that we have already opened in our literature before the people. A few years ago Elder Theodore Carcich felt love of eternity and poured it out upon foreign countries? Shall we falter and Bible Readings this earth so that all who believe might become laggards now, in the very last impressed that should be saved. To us He has given the won- scenes of this earth's history? My heart be given a wider circulation in his con- ference. He contacted the Review and derful privilege of carrying this saving says, No, no. I cannot contemplate this Herald and offered to subsidize the book gospel of salvation to the whole world. question without a burning zeal to have if the publishers would give the con- He is counting on us to do this work the work go. We would not deny our ference a good price on it. After some now—in this generation. faith, we would not deny Christ, yet we The earnest appealing message given shall do this unless we move forward as correspondence, and some acts of faith on the part of the conference and the to us through the Servant of the Lord the providence of God opens the way.... publishers, the whole world was given in years gone by applies now. "In the last extremity, before this that wonderful book,, Bible Readings, "Then they must now be warned; work shall close, thousands will be for only $1. The full-sized subscription God's holy law must be vindicated, and cheerfully laid upon the altar." Brown book was then selling for more than ten held up before them as a mirror. To Leaflet, No. 10. times that amount. accomplish this work, means is needed. Shall not every member in the Pacific The success of the venture with Bible Union Conference be among those who Readings resulted in the publication of A Note of Thanks will fulfill this prophecy? We are in other valuable books containing a mes- the last extremity of this world's history, We wish to heartily and publicly sage for today. The sales have been thank the presidents, pastors, teach- and the time to give is now. most unusual. Here is the record: ers, and youth leaders whom we met R. R. BREITIGAM. (Continued on page 12) in recent weeks in the four Califor- nia conferences for the opportunities made in their respective areas to present the pictures and studies on the life and work of Ellen G. White It's the World's Best Seller —God's special messenger to the This was the heading of an article Bible; some have as many as twenty. remnant people. Thirty-six centers in the April 4 issue of the Sales Man- Protestants average 3.3 Bibles per home, were visited and eighty-four groups were addressed. It was a privilege agement magazine. The reference of as against 1.5 for Catholics. indeed to meet nearly ten thousand course was to the Bible. The writer goes Does that mean that the saturation of our youth and adults in the meet- on to say that the Holy Bible has be- point has been reached? Publishers do ings held in the academies, churches, come big business. Last year the Ameri- not think so. Year after year the Bible colleges, and sanitariums, and we heartily thank all who helped to make can Bible Society circulated over twelve is outselling all other publications. the meetings successful. Blessings million Gospels, New Testaments, or This interest in the Holy Scriptures upon our leaders everywhere as they complete Bibles. This organization has is reflected in the work of our literature seek to build belief and faith and distributed its 500,000,001 copy. The evangelists. While many people even in confidence in the certainty and ac- curacy of the prophetic voice in the Bible has now been translated into over the possession of the books deny the church.. • eleven hundred languages. power thereof, others are reaching for ELDER AND MRS. ERNEST LLOYD. A recent survey was an eye opener.. something that will cast light and under- Nine out of ten homes have at least one (Continued on page 12)

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Pacific Union Recorder at the same time the community adults are in the worship service. VOL. 57 NO. 40 Southern California — R. F. BIETZ, Pres. ALVIN G. MUNSON, Sec. The inaugural program: MONDAY, MAY 5, 1958 P.O. Box 969 1535 East Chevy Chase Drive, Glendale, Calif. Sabbath CItrus 3-6231 CHapman 5-1876 9:15 a.m. Sabbath school. Official organ of the Pacific Union Con- 10:15 a.m. Church service— ference of Seventh-day Adventists, Box 146, Dr. Gideon D. Hagstotz, speaker Glendale, California. 2:15 p.m. R. R. Bietz, Published weekly at Angwin, Calif.; fifty The Lloyds in Southern preceded by a musical program issues a year. Elder and Mrs. Ernest Lloyd have 7:15 p.m. H. M. S. Richards, King's recently held 24 meetings in the schools Heralds, and Del. Delker Address: Pacific Union Recorder, Box and churches of our field, between Sunday 36, Angwin, California. Notice of change March 22 and April 12, helping to 11:00 a.m. Sunday school of address should give both the old and 11:00 a.m. Worship service— the new address. build greater faith and confidence in Dr. Gideon D. Hagstotz, speaker the mission and writings of Ellen G. Subscription Price, $1.00 a Year Adventists in the Southern California White, the Lord's special messenger to area are invited to attend one or all of Editor the remnant people. In all their meet- W. J. BLACKER these inaugural services. The Florence- . Assistant Editor ings, emphasis was placed on the cer- MRS. MARGARET FOLLETT Downey church is located on Lakewood : . . Assistant Editor tainty and accuracy of Sister White's F. W. SCHNEPPER Boulevard, between Florence and Lubec, messages and writings. Elder and Mrs. Entered as second-class matter Septem- Lloyd were impressed with the excellent south of the Santa Ana Freeway, ber 3, 1927, at the post office at Angwin, Downey. California, under the act of Congress of interest shown in the meetings, espe- cially by the young people, and greatly MABEL EVELYN GREER, March 3, 1879. Acceptance for mailing at Press Secretary. the special rate of postage provided for enjoyed the privilege of spending a in section 412, Act of February 28, 1925, little time in the field where they authorized September 3, 1927. worked as conference laborers more It Pays than 40 years ago. Yes, it pays in Christian fellowship, Sunset Table We feel sure that these meetings it pays in outstanding programs, it pays Courtesy of Newton Observatory, P.U.C. proved a great help, especially to our in real lessons from God's book of na- (Daylight Saving in California and Nevada) young people. It always strengthens our ture, and it pays in dollar savings for Friday, May 9 faith in the Word of God and the every member. Members receive the 8:09 Oakland 8:06 Angwin messages of Ellen G. White when we Naturalist with the $2 club dues; other- Arlington 7:39 San Diego 7:36 hear the story of God's miraculous lead- Chico 8:08 San Jose 8:04 wise, this excellent nature magazine ings in the great Advent movement. Eureka 8:21 Phoenix 7:16 would cost $1.75 alone. Members al- Fresno 7:54 Reno 8:00 R. R. BIETZ, President. ways receive a special rate for all pro- Lodi 8:03 Salt Lake City 7:32 grams and many of the programs are Loma Linda 7:38 Honolulu 6:59 Los Angeles 7:42 Hilo 6:46 Inaugural Services free. for May 18 Old Yeller Friday, May 16 Florence-Downey Church (Walt Disney's latest) June 24 Feather River Wonderland Angwin 8:15 Oakland 8:12 Voice of Prophecy Speaker H. M. S. (a film) - Arlington 7:44 San Diego 7:41 Richards and R. R. Bietz, president of July Grunion hunt and beach Chico 8:15 San Jose 8:10 the Southern California Conference, party Eureka 8:27 Phoenix 7:22 will be featured speakers at the two-day August Trip to the Supi Fresno 8:00 Reno 8:06 Sept. 12-14 Nature retreat and workshop Lodi 8:09 Salt Lake City 7:38 inaugural services of the new Florence- at Cedar Falls Loma Linda 7:44 Honolulu 7:02 Downey church, May 10 and 11. Los Angeles 7:48 Hilo 6:49 All this, plus a field trip each month. Elder Bietz will speak at the Sabbath Also there is a photography club, and afternoon service and H. M. S. Richards, nature study classes that meet on Sab- Listen Every Sunday along with the King's Heralds and Del bath afternoons. Yes, it really does pay Delker, will be featured at the Saturday to be a member of the Angelus Nature night program. The Sabbath morning Club. Be sure you get in on this ex- The Voice of Prophecy sermon will be delivered by Dr. Gideon cellent program by joining right away. D. Hagstotz, pastor. Contact the MV department of the BOX 55,105 ANGELES, CALIF. The next morning Dr. Hagstotz will Southern California Conference. preach at the first Sunday community- DESMOND CUMMINGS, MV Secy. wide worship service sponsored by the --0-- Invite your friends to hear The Voice Florence-Downey church for those in Dr. Bietz Speaks at H. M. S. of Prophecy. the Downey area who have no perma- nent church home. Richards Lectureship on "Praying Mothers"—May 11. The Sabbath-Sunday services are be- Preaching "I Have a Question"—May 18. ing planned on a permanent basis with The second annual H. M. S. Richards Sabbath school teachers and other lay- Lectureship on Preaching will be held "The work that He will accept is the men giving extra time on Sunday morn- May 5 to 8 at Washington Missionary work that reflects His image." ing. A Sunday school will be conducted College. The speaker this year will be PACIFIC UNION RECORDER 3

gree at the University of Southern Cali- Notice fornia in 1946. As chairman of the divi- Anyone knowing the address of any sion ,of religion at the College of Med- of the following people, please contact ical Evangelists he has been in con- the church clerk at Newbury Park tinual contact with young people of the Academy, Box 77, Newbury Park, Cali- Seventh-day Adventist Church. fornia: The general title of Dr. Bietz's lec- Charlene Shields Carolyn Bates tures is "The Pastor, Friend of God." Maurine Gardner Maxine Bates Alberta Rasmussen Mr. and Mrs. The purpose of the lectureship is to Orpha de Fluiter Carl C. Bates assist ministers and theology students to Linda Sunderland Carolyn Jacobsen become better expository preachers. The Joyce Hitchcock Elsa Meikis meetings, which are not open to the Carol Ruck le-Gibson public, will be directed by Elder Leslie Hardinge, head of the department of Monrovia Church News religion of the college. Five special Sabbaths and five Sun- D. A. ROTH, day evening services have recently been Public Relations Secretary, completed under the able direction of Columbia Union Conference. evangelist J. W. McComas. Four were baptized Sabbath, April 5, and other definite interests have arisen as a result of the meetings and personal soul-win- Dr. A. L. Bietz ning efforts of the evangelist, pastor, and lay members. Dr. Arthur L. Bietz, pastor of the White In addition to several who are plan- Memorial church, Los Angeles. ning on baptism, the services have been Ministerial students of Washington an inspiration to our own members in Missionary College will be joined by a renewing their love of the message. The large group of ministers from the eight Monrovia church appreciates the help local conferences of the Columbia of Elder and Mrs. McComas for this Union Conference and students of the brief series. Adventist Theological Seminary for the ROBERT KITTO, Pastor. four-day lecture series. This is the second year of the series Central California which is co-sponsored by the Columbia D. E. VENDEN, Pres. R. L. STRETTER, Sec. Union Conference and the department 1691 The Alameda Telephone CYpress 7-1584 Mail Address P.O. Box 580 of religion of Washington Missionary San Jose, California College. The speaker last year was Elder H. M. S. Richards, speaker of The Voice of Prophecy program, after whom Fresno District Meeting the series is named. May 10, 3 p.m., Lynwood church, The district meeting for the Fresno • 11111 Harris, Lynwood. Lectures will be given twice daily at area will begin Thursday evening, May 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The first lec- May 17, 3 p.m., White Memorial 8, in the Parkside Auditorium. The Fri- ture will be at 2 p.m. on Monday, May Olivet Chapel, 420 North Bailey, day evening meeting will also be in the 5, in the chapel of Washington Sani- Los Angeles. Parkside Auditorium, and the Sabbath tarium and Hospital. - All Sabbath school officers and teachers meetings will all be in the Fresno Civic Auditorium. Sabbath school will begin Dr. Bietz is a graduate of Union Col- are urged to attend. We are changing at 9 a.m. lege and has served as an Adventist min- both the name and *the activity: The guest speaker for the 11 o'clock ister for 23 years. He has been pastor The new name: Sabbath School service will be Elder M. V. Campbell, of the White Memorial church for the Evangelism Exchange Klub (S.E.E.K.). president of the Southern European past 15 years. He received his Ph.D. de- The new activity: We are now add- ing and making provision for Senior Division. He will bring up-to-the-minute reports of conditions in Europe and the division officers, mostly for a question Angelus Nature Club presents and answer type meeting concerning the progress of the message in that very interesting part of the Lord's vineyard. "Old Yeller" adult division. The Disney Nature Film Elder H. M. S. Richards and the The children's, Junior, and Youth King's Heralds quartet will be in the • Where? Glendale Union Academy divisions have excellent mimeographed Parkside Auditorium Sunday afternoon • When? May 18, 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. materials and leader instruction that will and evening, May 11. • Admission? be most helpful to you. A.N.C. Members 650 Elder A. S. Maxwell, editor of the N on-members 900 Come! Bring a carload. Signs of the Times will be present with Children, 500 Pathfinders, 400 CLARENCE C. Korr, Secretary, thrilling things for young and old. Sabbath School Department. Elder Phillip Knox will bring us the 4 PACIFIC UNION RECORDER latest pictures of God's wonderful crea- service for Christ is there than to spend tion in outer space. a week with eight boys or girls in pur- Hawaiian Mission The Dun ton-Stewart evangelistic team suit of a "vacation with God."b If you Curs SANDEF UR, Pies. W. F. JoHxsoN, Sec. can help, secure a camp questionnaire P.O. Box 4037 Telephone 64436• will be present to give good help, also. 1026 South King St., Honolulu, T.H. D. E. VENDEN. from your pastor and send it in to our --0-- office with your references. Wawona Calling Three—We need your contributions. Japanese Join in Kaimuki The big, silent, bald face of Wawona We have previously sent to you a folder Baptism Dome that towers above the majestic describing our proposed new Lodge Members of the Japanese church of pine trees at Wawona summer camp Building. Contributions are coming in, Honolulu witnessed a wonderful result seems to me a symbol of the purpose of and we are thankful for our many friends of laymen's work—the baptism of 12 our camping program. Everyone who who have remembered and sent a gift. candidates on February 22 and March 1 comes beneath the dome is inspired to Since the printing of this folder, the at the Kaimuki church, climaxing the look up, to sense his own smallness, and rains have badly damaged our swim- three-week evangelistic series conducted to realize the majesty and greatness of ming pool, causing an increased expense by Elders Ralph Larson and Richard God. This is the purpose of our camp. of several thousand dollars. This added Serns. We want our program this summer to expense comes at a time when we are It was providential for the Japanese reach this purpose. By God's grace, we calling on every available source of help church that the meetings began at the want to lift the eyes of each camper to to build our new Lodge. Please give time they did, for there were a number higher things, yes, to the heavens, to Wawona a generous gift before May 31. of interested ones. Two examples will cause him to sense the smallness of a Make all checks payable to: suffice to show a special manifestation selfish life and the greatness of a life Wawona Lodge Fund of the ,working of the Holy Spirit in built on the Rock, Jesus Christ. We Box 580 these conversions. ask for your prayers as we plan this San Jose, California. Of the three couples who were bap- summer's camping program, for we can P. M. DEBooy, Director, tized, two were won through a single lift boys and girls no higher than our Wawona Summer Camps. colporteur contact. A Bible class of five feet have climbed. To reach this goal, --0-- or six persons in the neighborhood was we need three things: begun in the home of the interested cus- tomer. Two of the ladies started keep- need your sons and daugh- Youth Rally One—We ing the Sabbath and gained victories ters. Send them to us this summer. To A regional youth rally of the Asso- over things which defiled the body tem- come to camp is to "vacation with God." ciated Missionary Volunteers of the ple. One of the husbands who attended Do all you can to assure every boy and Santa Clara Valley will be held Sab- the studies only twice became very up- girl of camp age in your family and bath, May 10, at 4 p.m. at the Moun- set with the idea and, with his two your church a week at Wawona this tain View church. A musical program children attending university and high year. Applications and medical history will be. presented featuring Herbert school, almost discouraged his wife. sheets are available at every church and Work, John McConnell, Mrs. Ellen church school, or from your pastor. Mail Jacobson, Farrell Brizendine, Richard However, she was moved by the Spirit to renew her stand, regardless of the them in now! (See camp dates below.) Powell, and students from Modesto Union Academy. The music will in- consequences. Two—We need your help. To reach A personal invitation was extended the above objectives, we need a staff of clude instrumental trios, vocal solos and duets, and a brass ensemble. to this unhappy man to attend the meet- dedicated and mature Christian coun- ings. He told his wife he would attend selors and nature and craft teachers. J. H. STIRLING, Publicity Secy. --o-- one or two meetings in mere respect. Because of our limited budget, we de- However, instead of quitting after the pend upon volunteer help for much of second night, he began telling his wife our staff. What greater opportunity of Fresno Home and School Fresno Union Academy Elementary to hurry so as not to be late. He went Home and School enjoyed a successful every night and took his stand with year. God has blessed us in our efforts the rest. Vacation with God The day after baptism, his two chil- at Wawona-1958 to improve our school. Among our out- standing programs this year were lec- dren, who had opposed the mother so Girls' Junior Camp June 15-22 much, began Bible studies and even in- Ages 9 (before camp) through 11 tures by Elder J. F. Knipschild and Dr. Harold Shryock. vited their .friends to join them. Girls' Earliteen Carnp.June 23-July 2 Another "chain reaction" began when Ages 12 (before camp) through 15 The last event for this school year a mother who had no studies due to a Boys' Earliteen Carnp..July 28-Aug. 7 was our "All Nations Dinner and Hobby lack of interest began attending Sabbath Ages 12 (before camp) through 15 Show" held May 4. services the week after the baptism of Boys' Junior Camp August 10-17 Our big project this year has been the her husband who was won to the truth Ages 9 (before camp) through 11 painting of all the buildings on the by a witnessing member during work- For Fun, Frolic, Food and Friendship campus. Work is now started on this ing hours. . . . Come to Camp Wawona. project. Since the evangelistic meetings were APPLY TODAY!! MRS. RHEA LEE, Chairman, conducted principally for the Kaimuki Home and School Publicity. church area, the Japanese church be- Special Advantages

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Pacific Union Recorder PACIFIC UNION RECORDER 9 lievers were most grateful for the privi- "All our offerings should be presented We wish to thank these wonderful lege of joining in the soul-winning en- with cheerfulness; for they come from church people in Yuma for their sup- deavor. ROBERT NOMI. the fund which the Lord has seen fit port in work and attendance. It has been to place in our hands for the purpose a satisfying fellowship as we worked of carrying forward His work in the together for their friends and loved Evangelism on Kauai world." Ibid., p. 199. ones of this area. Sunday night, February 23, a three- The Lord expects every believer in ARLYS WALTER. week series of meetings was begun in Arizona to do his part. What a privilege the camp of Puhi, Kauai, using their to sacrifice for Him who was sacrificed community meeting hall which had Nevada-Utah for us! E. R. OSMUNSON, Pres. M. E. HAGEN, Sec. been made attractive by several of our Soon Jesus will come to gather His 1095 East Taylor St., P.O. Box 1470 nearby members. All over the island saints, "those that have made a cove- Reno, Nevada there are camps, most of them separate nant with me by sacrifice." from any town. This camp has about G. H. RUSTAD. 225 houses. "We'll Pay for Our Own" English and Ilocano literature was "We just came over for a few minutes distributed for three weeks previous to to tell you how much we appreciate the Yuma Campaign Report Signs you are sending us. Thanks a lot the meetings, and the day before the The Walter-Henderson evangelistic meetings started, we circulated personal for sending us the paper." My answer team opened a three-week campaign in was ready, "I'll be glad to renew your mimeographed invitations. the Cloud Cathedral in Yuma March On the opening night there were subscription for next year." "Not in your 15. Five-sixths of the opening night life," remarked the neighbor, "We'll pay about 150 in attendance. After the first audience were visitors. The attendance few nights and the continued attend- for our own subscription." This satis- held up very well in spite of windy, fying conversation took place last eve- ance, Pastor C. M. Basconcillo and the stormy weather and much opposition. writer decided to hold two services each ning (April 10) and is typical of a vast evening, one in English and one in the In the three calls made, there were 27 number of like experiences resulting Ilocano dialect. We continued that pro- decisions to join the church. The Holy from the ministry of our great mission- gram for the remainder of the series. Spirit worked miracles in these deci- ary paper—The Signs of the Times. Be- Twenty-eight precious souls came sions—changed hearts, lives, and fam- fore the conversation was finished Bible forward and signified a. desire to study ilies. Seventeen of these have been studies were arranged. fully into the doctrines of the remnant baptized and another baptism is planned How was the original contact made? church. We were happy to see so many in the immediate future. Six husbands First, a few thoughtful deeds were done decisions for Christ in a camp where joined their wives and familes in the for these neighbors. Then one day a there were no members. We solicit an church. interest in your prayers in behalf of those who have made their decisions and others who are interested. ROBERT H. BABcocx.

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A Covenant With God "Gather my saints together unto me; those that have made a covenant with me by sacrifice." Ps. 50:5. Thus God speaks to His remnant people. The Million Dollar Offering to be received in all churches June 7 should be planned for now. This should not be left to "the uncertain gifts of impulse." "Through self-denial, the poorest will find ways of obtaining something to give back to God." Counsels on Stewardship, p. 200. Parents and children should begin filling the coin folders, and those who The members of the Walter•Gordon evangelistic team, who held meetings recently in can give more should give liberally to Yuma and will start meetings in Tucson soon, are, left to right: Elder Elden Walter, this urgent call. Arlys Walter, Phyllis Henderson, and Gordon Henderson. 10 PACIFIC UNION RECORDER copy of the Signs was presented to them. neglect the disposition of their means Even that joy was not comparable to Later they were asked if they would . . . They should have their business in the inner peace received as we met with enjoy a complimentary subscription. such shape that, were they called Nfany the group of believers at Twentynine The answer was in the affirmative. hour, . . . it might be settled as:they Palms. Remember, at present they meet Do you have difficulty getting "good" would have it were they alive." Testi- at the D.A.V. Hall near the Recreation names for your Signs list? Take a few monies, Vol. 3, p. 117. Park in Twentynine Palms. It is a hum- samples of the paper to your neighbors. Your Conference Association, with ble place, but it is the best they could Let them look it over. Here is one of the help of its attorneys, will assist you secure. the best ways of getting the best names in the matter of a will, trust agreement, The believers there are full of faith, to put on your Signs list. or annuity as your needs may require. and they rejoiced because they had The hour is late—send more Signs in ERNEST L. PLACE, secured two acres of land for the future '58. A minimum of three subscriptions Secretary-Treasurer, church building. How the attendance per member is suggested as the goal but A. E. NELSON, there has grown! Less than nine months many will wish to sponsor many more Field Representative, ago only about a dozen people attended than this. Northern California church services. Now there are forty. Conference Association. C. F. PHILLIPS, Secretary, Will you breathe a prayer for the be- Home Missionary Department. lievers of Twentynine Palms? They Southeastern California need a church building. If you are in R. C. BAKER, Pres. W. E. Gurknut, Sec. that territory during the weekend, they Northern California 9707 Magnolia Ave. Tel. OVerland 9-1350 invite you to attend their services. Sab- CARL BECKER, Pres. E. A. SCHMIDT, Sec. Mail Address, Box 584, Arlington, Calif. bath school is at 9:30 a.m. and the Telephone KEllog 4-1710 1811 - 11th Ave., P.O. Box 149 church service is at 11. Oakland 4, Calif. Missionary Book for 1958 - J. C. MICHALENKO. We are now ready to fill your orders --0-- for the new missionary book for 1958. Be Prepared What About Your Property? It is Patriarchs and Prophets and it is a Inscribed on a bank building in Lon- most beautiful edition. It contains 832 Yes! "Be Prepared" is the motto of don are these words of Scripture: "The pages with 75 illustrations, some in the Paradise Valley School of Nursing earth is the Lord's and the fullness color. You will be proud to present this as the students study so that they in turn may teach others in the art of thereof." book to your friends and relatives and Some day all of us will be called upon you may be sure that it will make a Home Nursing; Home Care of the Sick. to give an account of our stewardship profound impression on them. Recently the entire class of 21 senior nurses completed their course in Home of the property the Lord has entrusted Send your orders to your Book and to us. It does not matter what the na- Bible House or order through your local Nursing, Home Care of the Sick, which ture of the property be—houses, lands, Home Missionary secretary. Postage will qualifies them for the American Red stocks, bonds, notes, or money—we are, be paid on all orders of ten or more Cross Certificate in Home Nursing, Home Care of the Sick, and the Gen- under God, stewards of that possession. copies to one address. Include sales tax None of these things can we take with and postage if you order fewer than ten eral Conference of Seventh-day Advent- ists' Certificate. us when 'we lay life's burdens down. copies. In Counsels on Stewardship, page Our two branches, the Loma Linda What good is that? The ink is not yet dry on their diplomas as instructors, 342, we find these words: "This work Book Shop, 207 Central, Loma Linda, yet already they have instructed mem- of transferring your possessions to the and the Paradise Valley Book Shop, world above is worthy of all your best 2808 E. 7th Street, National City, are bers of the Spanish church of San Diego, energies. It is of the highest importance, already stocked with this fine special the San Pasqua]. Academy, and the La and involves your eternal interests." and are ready to serve you. Let everyone Mesa church, with a total of approxi- It has been asked, "When should a cooperate in a united effort to distribute mately 50 in the course. person begin planning to make his prop- thousands of copies of this truth-filled Enthusiasm runs high and the inter- est is great by student nurses as they erties available to the cause of God?" book. We know that life is at any time un- SOUTHEASTERN CALIFORNIA teach, and community folk learn how to certain and because of this, wisdom in- BOOK AND BIBLE HOUSE. more adequately care for their families, dicates that such arrangements should neighbors, and friends. be made when the Spirit of God moves the heart and without delay. Twentynine Palms "Many are not exercised upon the It was the privilege of the writer to OBITUARIES subject of making their wills while- meet with our believers at Twentynine they are in apparent health. But this Palms on Sabbath, April 19. As he and HEALD—William T. Heald was born March his family traveled through the desert 20, 1886, in Cloverdale, Calif.; and died precaution should be taken by our in Santa Rosa, Calif., April 3, 1958. Unit- brethren. . . . They should arrange to reach the church, they were ,-all ing with the Seventh-day Adventist Church their property in such a manner that thrilled by the desert flowers. Truly the in 1892, Brother Heald ever continued to they may leave it at any time." C. S. words of Isaiah were fulfilled, ". . . the be faithful to the truth. He served for a desert shall rejoice, and blossom as the time in the business office of the St. Helena p. 328. Sanitarium and for a year as business "Chistians . . . should manifest wis- rose." Acres upon acres of yellow flow- manager of Pacific Union College. He at- dom and foresight. They should not ers were on each side of the road. tended the Sebastopol church regularly for PACIFIC UNION RECORDER 11 the past 9 years. He is survived by a FOR SALE. — Newly-painted home. 3 bed- mentary school. Bearing walnuts, pecan, daughter, Claire Penn, and a son, Judson • rooms, large den with fireplace. Separate orange, peach, apricot trees. Fenced on 2 Heald. dining room. Filtered, heated pool. Wall- sides. 1-car garage with open porch. $5,500 to-wall carpets in living and dining room; —must have cash—leaving country. Mrs. KING—Nancy Margaret King was born in also drapes. 2-car garage and carport. 3 Balzi, 4974 Vine Ave., Arlington, Calif. Missouri June 8, 1886; and died in Sacra- blocks from Lynwood Academy. H. 0. Phone OVerland 9-7153. mento, Calif., Jan. 21, 1958. She accepted Barr, 11060 Linden Ave., Lynwood, Calif. the truth in 1927 at Watsonville, Calif., Price: $19,500. NEwmark 1-7633 or PLeas- FOR SALE IN LA SIERRA.—Best offer for my and was a faithful member, using every ant 8-3612. equity in new de luxe 4-bedroom home opportunity to witness for her Master. close to college. $11,750 loan can be as- ECONOMY! RELIABILITY! CONVENIENCE! — If sumed. See at 5009 College. This is your this is what you're looking for, here it is. chance for an exceptional buy before the ADVERTISEMENTS Olympia portable, standard typewriters. summer rush begins. Write: Bill Asher, Addox, Odhner, Remington, R. C. Allen, 357 E. Prospect, Loma Linda, Calif. PYra- Reference from the conference president Burroughs, Victor, Sundstrand, Smith- mid 6-0027. must accompany request for advertising Corona adding machines. Reconditioned space in the RECORDER, send your ad and machines. Furniture. Bob Ashlock, Aristo MOVING. — Across the street or across the the necessary $3.00 to him. Typewriter and Office Equipment Co., 4147 nation. Dean J. Turner Moving and Stor- Advertisements are accepted for one in- Verdugo Rd., Los Angeles, Calif. CItrus age, Box 226, St. Helena, Calif. Phone sertion only. Rate; $3.00 for fifty words or 4-2111 or CLinton 7-8720. WOodward 3-2701. less. Cash must accompany the advertise- ment. , FOR SALE.—New 152-page vegetarian cook- Advertising is limited to Seventh-day Now you can purchase any car the low book. Contains 450 meatless recipes plus overhead way and save big money. 5% Adventists except where a service may be helpful charts and sample menus. Pre- rendered to our members. Real estate ads financing. Full factory service, prompt de- pared by the Women's Auxiliary of the livery. 100 per cent honesty and integrity must be from owner and refer to one prop- School of Medicine Alumni Association, erty only. Complete information as to in all dealings. Contact Bob New, Non- College of Medical Evangelists. Order drinkers' Insurance Service and Finance admissible advertising may be secured at yours by sending check for $2.20 to Cook- your local conference office, through which Co., 736 N. Glendale Ave., Glendale 6, book, 316 N. Bailey St., Los Angeles 33, Calif. CItrus 2-8879 or CHapman 5-4826. all advertising must go. It is understood Calif. that the RECORDER can assume no respon- - --- sibility for advertisements appearing in S.D.A. GENTLEMAN wishes and needs em- these columns. Advertisements will be ORGANS AND PIANOS.—I can help you, your ployment badly. Stockroom, custodian, printed as space permits. church, school, or friends buy organs or gardening, or anything offered. Please pianos. I carry Conn organs and fine im- write: Lawrence S. Dean, 1623 W. 21st St., FOR SALE.—Few blo- cks from Orangewood ported pianos. Other makes available. Sev- Los Angeles 7, Calif. Phone REpublic Junior Academy. G.I. resale by owner. 2 eral fine used instruments. Also need an 3-6550. years old. 4-bedroom, 2 baths, hardwood experienced salesman. Marvin Falconer, floors, forced air heat, fireplace, plastered Peninsula Organ Company, 1037 El Ca- CAREER OPPORTUNITIES. — Find a satisfying walls, sliding glass wall, tropical land- mino Real, Menlo Park, Calif. DAvenport and rewarding career in Medical X-ray scaping, 7 trees, drapes, carpet. Small 6-1709. Technology. Openings now available to down. Total price, $14,900. Leroy Otto, ---- qualified young women. For information, 12672 Gloria St., Garden Grove, Calif. WOLLENSACK HI-Fl tape recorders $149.95; write to: Department of Radiology, Glen- JEfferson 7-9768. Grundig Hi-Fi short-wave radios; Stenor- dale Sanitarium and Hospital, 1509 E. ettes. Call or write: Hugo Eickmann, 1617 Wilson Ave., Glendale 6, Calif. FOR SALE.-2 modern 2-bedroom homes on E. Santa Clara St., San Jose, Calif. CLay- 300x95 ft. tract in Grass Valley, Calif. Both burn 1-2020. FOR SALE, EXCHANGE, OR RENT. — Health rented and bank financed. Might take clear Food Store. Available soon. Write: Owner, income or other salable property on trade. FOR SALE.-1 acre near Laurelwood Acad- 2345 East 5th, National City, Calif. 2 blocks to super market; mile to Adventist emy, church, store; 7-room house (2 baths), church; 3 miles to Adventist school. H. S. partly furnished; garage, storage; fruit FOR SALE.—Nice 1-bedroom house; lot 60x Weldon, Box 503, Camino, Calif. trees, berries, good soil. Portland 30 miles. 100. Hardwood floors, tile, floor furnace. Seasonal work for children. Furniture fac- Sell with or without furniture. Full price FOR SALE.—Duplex located in Angels Camp, tory work, etc., for academy students. Rea- unfurnished, $3,875 cash. Mrs. Ethel Calif. This property overlooks Angels sonable price and terms. Mrs. M. Gorton, Dixon, 831 Cole St., Rt. 1, Box 51, Loma Creek. Has shade trees; near church. Large 2825 S.W. 87th Ave., Portland 25, Oreg. Linda, Calif. bedroom, living room, dining area, kitchen, electric range, bath for each apartment. THE NEW BLENDER QUEEN does more than FOR GRADUATION. -— Fine ladies' 17 jewel For information, write: Box 633, Lodi, any other blender. 20 seconds liquefies dress watches with extension band, $19.95, Calif. Phone ENdicott 9-3806. fruits and vegetables. 30 seconds dry grinds plus tax; nurses and men's water-protected wheat, beans. Guaranteed. Special as long watches, 17 jewel with extension band, FOR SALE.—Our home within 3 blocks of as present supply lasts, all you pay $31.95. $19.95, plus tax. Also Fair Trade brands Lynwood Academy and the Lynwood- Save on one of the best vegetable juicers. with discounts. Swiss Shop, 1617 E. Santa Compton church school. 5 rooms and bath; John Newton, 821 W. Lugonia, Redlands, Clara St., San Jose, Calif. 2 bedrooms. Stucco house. Double garage Calif. with small, 2-room apartment. Large THE NEW S.D.A.- c ar emblem is ready. fenced-in yard. Some fruit trees. Call or FOR SALE.—Wren's Nest rest home. 2 build- Beautiful, lasting 2-tone luminous paint, write: Lester H. Gibson, 10991 Elm Ave., ings, 151/2 acres. On bluff, fine view, spa- 3x5 inches. Clips under trunk lid. Will Lynwood, Calif. NEvada 6-3874. cious grounds, mountain air. Owner chang- help you make friends on long trips. Order ing;• location to accommodate grandchil- one for Genefal Conference trip. $3 each, FIRE protection equ- ipment company has dren's education while parents return to 2 for $5. Prepaid. H. & D. Enterprises, 1126 mail order prices for the union. Small mission field. Sacrifice price, $20,000. Excel- Walnut St., Roseburg, Oregon. hand fire extinguishers can save lives. We lent for motel, children's camp, retirement. need help outside greater Los Angeles. Mrs. B. N. Mulford, Monteagle, Tenn. FOR SALE.-1/4 acre near S.D.A. church and State experience, requirements. If you 10-grade school. Walking distance to post qualify, a 50-50 share basis is yours. FOR SALE.—Completely furnished, newly- office. Water and electricity in frame of a S.D.A. owned; service work for 30 miles decorated, 1-bedroom home in La Sierra, cabin. $1,200 cash. Henry Moon, 5759 Hill radius from Box 1662, Glendale, Calif. near church, store, college, academy, ele- Top Rd., Paradise, Calif. 12 PACIFIC UNION RECORDER

The Dollar Missionary Book in the Bible course, and 237 are attend- (Continued from page 1) ing church. June 7 While there is talk of recession every- 100 giving $1,000 each Bible Readings 209,000 where, our literature evangelists are in Drama of the Ages 155,000 1,000 giving $100 each Great Controversy 344,747 the gain column and are showing an to the God Speaks to Modern Man .429,208 eight per cent increase over the same Million Dollar March of Missions Desire of Ages 557,000 period last year. It has meant putting in What Jesus Said 229,824 more hours and sharpening the sales Some of us recall the time when Ad- tools. But these stalwart men and women "Lucky Fellows!" ventists shipped their first carload of are not easily deterred in their purpose So a young man now in uniform de- books. Now we are shipping a trainload of carrying the pages of truth to every scribes those young men, who, with of some of these wonderful volumes. corner of the Pacific Union. him,_ took Medical Cadet Corps train- This year Patriarchs and Prophets is It is with pleasure that we list the ing before going into military service. available for only $1. Think of getting Honor Roll colporteurs for the first three This young man; now serving at a 1-A-0 832 pages, beautifully illustrated in months of 1958. draftee in the dispensary of an Army color by artists' drawings, for only $1! Colporteur Honor Roll hospital, wrote as follows in a letter Mass production and handling on a Men Deliveries which reached us on March 25, 1958: R. L. Vaughan $7,816.70 missionary basis can do wonders. No A. R. Wagner 7,076.55 "It was in the year 1954 that I at- one who handles these books will make Lee Davidson 6,424.85 tended the M.C.C. Camp at Grand any profit on them, but think of the H. Jean Sawyer 5,748.27 Ledge, Michigan. It is now that I have prejudice which will be broken down. Bert Bolan 5,349.70 learned to appreciate the fine training, This book will awaken faith in the Rudolf Hirschmann 4,770.14 Clyde Rasor 4,389.70 both the military as well as the spiritual, divine inspiration of the Bible. It will Walter Womack 4;078.35 that was given to us lucky fellows." show men and women their need of a Don Orsburn 3,804.12 Every young man who is of draft age living Saviour. It will teach the Sab- Ducas Blackburn 3,706.60 Charles Eddy 3,663.10 should be "lucky" enough to get this bath truth too. This inspired volume, Ernie Morford 3,645.70 valuable pre-military training. How- Patriarchs and Prophets; will turn the Rufino Bernardino 3,597.85 ever, "luck" is greatly aided by hard feet of many into the way of life. Arthur Kaspereen 3,518.50 work and long-range planning. Now is Here is a good investment, a sure in- W. L. Simpson 3,487.57 W. J. Greer 3,282.72 the time for our young men to begin vestment. Here is one of the greatest George Lin thwaite 3,260.80 looking ahead and planning to attend bargains we have ever offered in a U. L. Litsey 3,242.55 the National Medical Cadet Corps worthwhile, message-filled book. If you Thornton E. Dean 3,104.65 Training at Grand Ledge, Michigan, get a thrill from getting a bargain, here Francisco Jiminez 2,761.67 Edward Park 2,756.35 June 3 to 17, 1958. The combined is a chance to get a real thrill. Here is Regino Cachola 2,737.85 plans of the young men, their parents. a chance to invest in the souls of men Victor Cancel 2,666.73 their pastors, their conferences, and and women, the only coin which will Pete Kam i los 2,661.75 their unions should provide all the help be current in heaven. Art Fischer 2,602.66 F. E. Temple 2,586.15 that "luck" will need. We should circulate a million copies James Hayashi 2,528.20 Our youth who go into military serv- of Patriarchs and Prophets. Don't put Floyd Ramsey 2,491.40 ice face tests which require the best it off. Order your supply now. Ten Ralph Stark 2,477.50 Lee H. Cooley 2,388.64 possible preparation and the most assist- copies to one address will be sent post- ance which we can give them. Medical paid. Single copies mailed to single Women Deliveries Josephine Greer $3,156.40 Cadet Corps training is almost a "must" addresses, $1.15 each. Ruth Hill 2,736.90 in this preparation and assistance. Let Orders should go to your church Mis- Jule McCart 2,727.80 us do our best to see that they get it. Adeline Thomas 2,555.45 sionary secretary or direct to your Book GEORGE W. CHAMBERS, and Bible House. We are happy this Myrtle Hosler 2,391.65 Pawnee Wagner 2,171.39 General Secretary, wonderful bargain is available to us. Jean Nolan 1,674.75 War Service Commission. C. L. PADDOCK. Nadje Susoeff 1,627.33 --0-- Olive Kasum 1,616.75 Ethel Bertsche 1,584.25 "The followers of Christ are to be the It's the World's Best Seller Teola Nelson 1,550.60 light of the world; but God does not Edith. Norheim 1,544.80 bid them make an effort to shine." (Continued from page 1) Lilia Herrera 1,495.90 standing on Holy Writ. Often that Gladys Peterson 1,394.25 needs to he dug out and developed. Edythe Guthrie 1,372.15 Perhaps that's the reason the Spirit of A. R. REISwiG, Assoc. Secy. Please Remember! prophecy places such emphasis on per- Publishing Department. Yes, please remember that ad- sonal contact, house-to-house labor. --o-- vertisements and all other copy for The soul-winning results of our col- "Jesus of Nazareth was the promised publication in the PACIFIC UNION porteurs have seldom been more en- one. The evidence of His divinity was RECORDER should be sent to your couraging than they are for the first seen in His ministry to the needs of local conference office, not to the three months of 1958. Forty-one have suffering humanity. His glory was shown Recorder office. Thank you! been baptized, 8,230 have been enrolled in His condescension to our low estate."