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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE PACIFIC UNION CONFERENCE OF SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS

VOL. 59 ANGWIN, CALIFORNIA, JANUARY 18, 1960 NO. 25

Cancer Research Project Give for Freedom The faith and hope of the Seventh- Watchman, What of 1960? From our standpoint time is short, and day Adventist Church member grows In 1959 Sunday Legislation in the these Sunday law programs give us a stronger as he watches the fulfillment United States received stronger support unique opportunity to state the truth of prophecies. He thrills as the authen- than ever before in the history of the concerning the Lord's true Sabbath. ticity of the Word of God is revealed "land of liberty," states the editorial in Let us roll up a very liberal offering through archaeological and scientific re- 'Tell. on January 23. search. He is glad when instruction Eternal vigilance is the price of lib- F. W. SCHNEPPER, President, from the Spirit of prophecy is verified erty, but it costs something to promote Pacific Union Conference. and supported by practical test and ap- the cause of liberty. We do not know plication, but his satisfaction and pleas- what 1960 will bring, but we must do Herald of Freedom— ure reaches its greatest height when he all in our power to defend religious free- Liberty Magazine himself has opportunity to make a tan- dom and the separation of church and Words like "Freedom" and "Liberty" gible contribution to a fact-finding proj- state as these issues confront us. are trite words in the vocabulary of an ect which may add significantly to the To this end we have decided on an American citizen, yet their meaning is distinctiveness of his position. Such a ambitious program to acquaint public as deep as life itself. Without freedom research endeavor is being sponsored by officials of this menace and its meaning, the life of a human soul is without the American Cancer Society. by use of the Liberty magazine. What meaning. We, as Seventh-day Adventists in better material could we use? The big An environment of religious freedom California, have been given the oppor- day for helping financially is Sabbath, is one phase of our republican form of tunity to participate as a group. While January 23. government The Constitution guaran- the American Cancer Society enrolled tees that congress will not enact laws Startling developments are taking and questioned over a million people in which establish religion or which will place around us today, and we are ap- the November, 1959, project, we will prevent the free exercise of religion. proaching the troublous times of the participate as a block, thus making avail- This "hands off" procedure has brought end. Liberty of conscience is already able a valuable mass of statistics not prosperity to the nation and growth to denied in some countries, and here in only for our own research men at the our homeland the advocates of Sunday (Continued on page 2) (Continued on page 4) laws are pressuring the legislatures. A Sunday blue law revival is sweeping America, if we are to judge by the expe- What You Can Do rience of 1959 when thirty-two states The church must be stirred. The false propaganda by TV and radio is were engaged in some kind of Sunday forces of intemperance are gaining casting a bewitching spell over many blue law agitation. ground. According to recent data re- youthful minds today. Our religious liberty secretaries are leased by the Federal Bureau of Investi- It is time to act. For years our church counting on you to provide the means gation, fifty-seven per cent of all arrests has believed in the doctrine of total for combating this trend. The least we in 1,586 American cities last year were abstinence, but we have done little to can do is to make the most of every related to alcohol. The National Safety give the church-sponsored American opportunity to hold back the forces of Council reveals that up to fifty per cent Temperance Society any backing. Actu- evil in order that people may be able to of highway accidents is due to drinking ally only one in every sixteen Adventists better understand and appreciate the and driving. in the Pacific Union is a member of privilege of living in a land where there Alcohol consumption in California is the ATS. Seriously, is this in keeping is freedom. increasing at twice the rate of the popu- with the clear-cut counsel from God's We must keep this line of defense lation. The situation is serious, and one servant when she states: "From the light strong, not merely to protect our own thing that alarms us most is the fact God has given me. every member among religious rights but to maintain the that liquor and tobacco advertisements us should sign the pledge and be con- essential conditions and privileges neces- are making inroads among our own nected with the temperance association." sary to finish the work given us of God. Youth. The constant bombardment of Temperance, p. 197, "Of all who claim 2 PACIFIC UNION RECORDER

Pacific Union Recorder VOL. 59 NO. 25 Something NEW MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1960

Official organ of the Pacific Union Con- ference of Seventh-day Adventists, Box 146, Glendale, California. Published weekly at Angwin, Calif.; fifty issues a year.

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to be numbered among the friends together with your offering of February Sunset Table of temperance, Seventh-day Adventists 27 to sponsor 35,000 Listen magazine Friday, January 22 should stand in the front ranks." Ibid., subscriptions to the elementary and sec- Angwin 5:20 Oakland 5:21 p. 233. ondary public school teachers of Cali- Arlington 5:10 San Diego 5:12 What more can be said? Your church fornia and other states in our union. Chico 5:14 San Jose 5:20 and conference leaders are ready to act. Think how much good this can accom- Eureka 5:21 Phoenix 5:50 Your personal support now is urgently plish for it's the teachers who mold the Fresno 5:13 Reno 5:07 Lodi 5:16 Salt Lake City 5:32 needed. We pray that as this opportu- thinking and habits of the youth today. Loma Linda 5:09 Honolulu 6:15 nity comes to you this year, by a special OUR SLOGAN Los Angeles 5:13 Hilo 6:06 striped envelope through the mail, you "Every Believer a Member." will be aroused to action. We trust that MILLER BRQCKETT. Friday, January 29 every believer and family in the Pacific Angwin 5:28 Oakland 5:29 Union will become bona fide members Arlington 5:17 San Diego 5:18 of the ATS by signing the pledge and Give for Freedom Chico 5:28 San Jose 5:28 giving the membership fee indicated so (Continued from page 1) Eureka 5:80 Phoenix 5:56 that the work can go forward. Fresno 5:21 Reno 5:15 religious movements within the borders Lodi 5:24 Salt Lake City 5:41 Four simple steps will make you or of the nation. Loma Linda 5:16 Honolulu 6:20 your family active members: Despite the proven success of this Los Angeles 5:20 Hilo 6:11 1. Sign the pledge that you will re- wall of separation between church and ceive in the candy-striped envelope com- state, there are citizens acting both in- MAKE A . . . ing to you by mail this week. dividually and collectively who have as 2. Check the membership you desire their objective the altering of this tra- VOICE —$2 for the regular membership, or $3 ditional concept. for the family membership which in- Demands are made to secure govern- CALL SUNDAY cludes everyone in the home. ment tax money for church-sponsored 3. Enclose the small fee, according Invite Others to Listen literature evangelists to carry on their to membership checked. door-to-door ministry. Under a banner THE VOICE OF PROPHECY SERMON TOPICS 4. Return it immediately to your con- of "public welfare" Sunday closing laws "The Purchased Kingdom"—Jan. 24. ference. This action makes you a mem- are introduced into state legislatures. ber of the church-sponsored temperance Probably ninety-nine and forty-four one, Bible Questions Answered—Jan. 31. society called the American Temperance hundredths per cent of American citi- --0-- Society. In return you will receive abso- zens would declare a firm belief in the "Those who live for themselves are lutely free, all year long, the bimonthly principle of religious freedom, but a always in want; for they are never temperance journal Listen. great number of these support the type. satisfied." Your membership funds will be used of measures described above because of "Angels are now restraining the winds of strife. . . . but a storm is gathering. . . . and when God shall bid His angels loose the winds, there will be such a scene of strife as no pen can picture, - -EDUCATION. pp. 179, 180.

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REVIEW AND HERALD PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION Periodical Department Washington 12, D.C. 4 PACIFIC UNION RECORDER a lack of a clear understanding of the The questionnaire itself will not be promptness of the mail in this way these issues involved. This lack of understand- difficult to fill out; it will not take a return visits would also serve as a re- ing can be found within the Seventh- great deal of time. But the success of minder to them to continue on in the day Adventist Church as well as else- the project depends upon the coopera- course. Opportunities are unlimited in where. tion of every individual. If we do not soul winning in this particular way of Once each year Seventh-day Advent- have a one hundred per cent response Radio-TV Bible School evangelism. ists are given an opportunity to act col- the project loses much of its value. It is Let's everyone obtain one application lectively to help acquaint fellow citizens our hope that everyone will cooperate per week in "Operation Application" with the American heritage of religious enthusiastically so that this significant in 1960. freedom. Contributions will be made in information from a large and diverse J. 0. IVERSEN, Secretary, Adventist churches during the week of group of citizens concerning the occur- Radio-TV Department, January 16 to 23, and the proceeds will rence of cancer and other illnesses as Pacific Union Conference. be used for the purchase of gift sub- they relate to factors in their living and --0-- scriptions to Liberty magazine for the health habits may be obtained. Sally's Story benefit of community leaders, judges, It is expected that this information "Nice day to stay home and watch and legislators. will not only disclose information con- television," I casually remarked one Sun- The format of Liberty magazine has cerning cancer, but also information day afternoon to my mother and grand- been completely revamped and modern- concerning several other major diseases mother as I stood by the rain-drenched ized so that it will be of interest and as well. windows of our small cottage on Long benefit to all areas of society. During Plan now to do your part. the year 1960 it will be published bi- Island. After carefully adjusting the W. H. SHEPHARD, Secretary, monthly. dials of our newly-acquired television Medical and Health Education, set,. I realized it was not quite time for The regular subscription price is $2.50 Pacific Union Conference. the program I wanted to see because a year, but for January only subscrip- --O-- some religious program was just fin- tions may be secured for $1.25 each. ishing. As I started to walk out of the This is a minimal price for freedom. "Operation Application" Starting now in 1960 we're launch- room to avoid the possibility of being In planning your January offering, "preached at" through the modern mass first turn in your own name and address ing a brand new program called "Oper- ation Application"—a program whereby of tubes and wires, my grandmother along with the subs-ription price for the called to me. "Do come and see what benefit of your own family. Next, give we are encouraging all of our church members to obtain at least one applica- these people are talking about! They the name and address of a friend, along faces. I'd certainly like tion each week for The Voice of Proph- have such good with the price of a gift subscription. to have that literature they are offering." Finally, contribute sufficient funds to ecy. There may be times when we will Half out of a reflex to please her, I the LIBERTY OFFERING so that un- want to ask our members to go out in took paper and pencil and jotted down known beneficiaries will be blessed with groups on Sabbath afternoon; but as a the address which very soon was to be- a year's subscription to this herald of consistant all-year program, we are en- come so important to me, "Faith for freedom—Liberty magazine. couraging each one to take at least one application card with him from church Today, Box 8, New York 8." ATTORNEY WARREN L. JOHNS, each week, contact someone in the office Within a few days a free booklet and Religious Liberty Secretary, or other places of employment where the first two lessons of the Bible Corre- Southern California Conference. You are, in the neighborhood, among spondence Course came for my grand- --o-- the merchants—wherever it might be, mother. Although she enjoyed the liter- Cancer Research Project trying to tell someone about the wonder- ature, she didn't feel she could answer (Continued from page 1) ful opportunities of Bible study through the questions on the quiz sheet. I could College of Medical Evangelists, but for The Voice of Prophecy Faith Bible see how much she wanted more reading the researchers of the American Cancer Correspondence Course. Then make material, so I made up my mind to do Society. It will provide opportunity for sure that enrollment card is mailed them for her, fully determined not to a comparative study which will prove directly to The Voice of Prophecy as read another bit on those pages except of inestimable value, not only to our the address is imprinted on the other the sentences pertaining to the ques- people, but to the public at large. side. Next week, do the same thing tions. But the light of the Holy Spirit Now, of course, the success of any again. If each of us would do this, fifty- needs only a "crack" in the carnal heart such project is dependent upon the pro- two contacts through the entire year, through which to shine its sacred truth, portion of participation which can be think of the wonderful revival that and 1, a determined agnostic, was soon achieved. We are urging our people to would be experienced in the Pacific fascinated by the Bible's prophetic an- he as cooperative as possible as this pro- Union and the wonderful fruitage of nouncement of the second advent of gram proceeds in the churches. Not only baptisms. Christ. do we hope that each individual will May I just add a suggestion that once Who were these people at Box 8? cooperate by filling out his question- you have secured an application and Did they know more about how the naire and assisting the church leader as you know the individual who has signed world was made than my high school much as possible, but that this interest up, might it not be helpful to return teachers and textbooks had taught me? will continue, and that he will follow two or three weeks later to that person Did they actually believe that Adam with interest the reports that will come just to make sure his lessons have and Eve started this whole earth's popu- from this study from time to time. arrived? In double checking on the lation? I asked as many questions as I PACIFIC UNION RECORDER 5 could in the space allotted on the back "Hitherto Hath the Lord of the quiz sheet. I wanted to know Helped Us" more about this Bible story, and here, OlITH CONGRESS',. for once, was a source where I could Cl NEW JFINEY JUNE 115. 060 As we read the remarkable and en- get real, sensible, intelligent answers to couraging reports in the Review from questions that had been bothering me week to week, we thank the Lord we for many years. are connected with a movement that When I asked for an interview, rep- goes forward under His guidince; and resentatives were sent from a local since it can never fail, our faith and church. This couple knew more about confidence increase. history, science, and the Bible than any- Sixty-three vears have passed since one I had ever known. They visited me the writer entered our denominational every week and patiently and intelli- work in Battle Creek, Michigan, where our headquarters were then located. gently answered ail the questions my And what changes we have seen during over-active mind presented. I visited the intervening decades! What growth their church and was much impressed in all phases of our organization! There with what I found there. And then are now twice as many Seventh-day came that wonderful day when mother Adventists in the State of California and I were baptized and became regular alone than in the entire world field members with them. when I stepped into Battle Creek in Actually this whole account was a 1896. What progress we have seen in direct answer to my mother's prayers. both the homeland and in the lands She had been praying for me since my of literature is, of course, necessary for afar! It is astounding. Verily the Lord grade school days when I lost interest an individual to maintain a home and take care of the expenses of everyday has led His remnant people. "Hitherto in spiritual things. hath the Lord helped us." Now to add to my happiness, I am living. This group, including the litera- While reading in an old book, 1 employed as a secretary in this organi- ture evangelists of Hawaii, is very much came across the following paragraph zation which first introduced me to this interested in soul winning and during in a sermon by Dr. James Hastings. new religious experience and changed the year 1959 were responsible for 201 He said: "The word `hitherto' means my life so completely. Here at Faith for baptisms. They also had 893 of their more than it says on the surface. It Today it is my joy to work with other customers start attending church, and looks forward as well as backward. It consecrated employees in spreading the they either gave Bible studies or have sees the future in the past. The radi- message of Christ's soon coming to many arranged for Bible studies to be given ance of the sky behind throws light thousands through one of the greatest to another 1,249 individuals. During on the forward path. To God the past means of reaching people—television. the year they signed up 28,012 indi- viduals in the Voice of Prophecy cor- reveals the eternal principles which It is indeed wonderful to see how respondence course and offered prayer will mold His future acts." God guides us, and in His own good in 24,982 homes. Some free literature The prophetic voice has been heard time works out the plan for our lives. is provided for our literature evangel- all along the way God's people have He has given me a new life through ists as they visit the homes, and in the come, and under His hand has exerted Faith for Today. year 1959 they distributed 202,948 a mighty influence in developing the pieces of Adventist literature. We wish major phases of our denominational Faith for Today Offering— there were no such thing as a former work. What a debt we owe the Spirit Seventh-day Adventist, but since there of prophecy for the great physical and February 13 is we are happy to report that our liter- spiritual blessings it has brought us! ature evangelists contacted 1,142 of Our confidence for the future is based these individuals and invited them to An Outstanding Group upon the help of Him Who, in the return to the church. On the first Sabbath of this year of past, has not suffered us to be over- 1960 I was privileged to worship with It would do your heart good to join thrown. Only the Christian can say of our literature evangelists as they closed this group of workers at one of their the past, the present, and the future: their annual institute. This group of meetings. Ellen G. White has stated "But we had the sentence of death in workers who go from home to home that their work is of equal importance ourselves, that we should not trust in in all parts of our territory is indeed an to that of the gospel minister, and it is ourselves, but in God which raiseth outstanding group. They are successful quite evident that their goal is identical, the dead: Who delivered us from so in selling our literature as their total since it is to prepare a people to meet great a death, and cloth deliver: in sales for the year 1959 in the amount the Lord. Whom we trust that He will yet de- of $1,140,620.29 is evidence. This is Please remember these workers in liver us." Past, present, and future the largest amount of sales in this terri- your daily devotions as they go about deliverance! How wonderful His love tory in any calendar year up to this their work from day to day. And do and power! time and represents a good amount of what you can as you come in personal "He Who hath helped thee hitherto, Adventist literature. contact with them to encourage them will help thee all thy journey through." This group, however, is interested as they carry on their most important There are trials and toils ahead of us, in much more than sales. The selling service. W. J. BLACKER. true, and there are triumphs ahead also. 6 PACIFIC UNION RECORDER

And God's best things are all ahead The tours, which will be conducted Counseling, an enlargement of the pro- of His people. continuously throughout the day, will gram instituted last year on a limited Before us lie the hills, sunlit with each last less than one hour. Refresh- basis. Chaplain Charles M. Mellor is in promise, ments will be served. White Memorial charge, assisted by the assistant chaplain Fairer fulfillment than the past could of the Sanitarium, Norman Goodwin. know, Hospital is located at 1720 Brooklyn New growths of soul, new leadings of Avenue, two miles east of Los Angeles The students will spend a minimum the Spirit, Civic Center. of four hours a week here—one hour And all the glad surprises that God --0-- or more of lectures and discussion in will show. the field of counseling and pastoral (Scripture reading: 1 Samuel 7:12; ministry, the remainder in visitation 2 Corinthians 1:9, 10.) and clinical experience. ERNEST LLOYD. Those enrolled for this term are Wilbur F. Woodhams, Allen R. Jami- Heart Open House sen, William R. Vert, Blake White- Demonstration of the latest facilities hurst, Douglas Motsenbocker, and Eu- for diagnosis and treatment of heart gene Miller. disease is set for Sunday, January 24, MARGARET 0. GREENE, in an all-day public open house pro- Public Relations Director, gram at White Memorial Hospital in St. Helena Sanitarium Los Angeles. and Hospital. Beginning at 10 a.m. and continuing St. Helena Sanitarium until 4 p.m., the Heart Open House --0-- will feature guided tours including the and Hospital Easy Payment Plan for SDA pulmonary studies laboratory, cardiac Although there was no fanfare con- Church Members nected with it, an important milestone catheterization, and the heart lung ma- Most of the Book and Bible Houses chine. Physician-members of the heart was passed late in December by the throughout the United States and Can- team at the College of Medical Evan- St. Helena Sanitarium and Hospital: ada have adopted a plan allowing Sev- gelists will be on hand at each stop on the indebtedness incurred by the build- enth-day Adventist church members the tours to demonstrate equipment and ing of the one-million-dollar hospital to purchase the Review and Herald, answer questions. wing ten years ago has been finally Youth's Instructor, Sabbath School This is a special invitation to Sev- liquidated. enth-day Adventist Church members Each of the loyal individuals who Worker, Junior Guide, Life and Health, and friends throughout southern Cali- lent the Sanitarium money for this and all of our other periodicals together fornia to attend this worth-while event. important addition to the eighty-one- with sets of the Testimonies, Conflict Heart Open House is being held in year-old medical institution has been of the Ages series, the Bible Commen- cooperation with the Los Angeles paid in full (financially), but we owe tary, Reading Course books, and all County Heart Association which begins a continuing debt of gratitude for the other Seventh-day Adventist publica- its annual fund campaign February 1. timely aid. tions on a time-payment plan. If you For many years it was necessary to are not able to purchase these books and borrow money from the bank to tide periodicals and pay cash for them, please over the lean months of winter, but get in touch with your Book and Bible IT'S HERE this has not been necessary for quite House manager and ask for the payment awhile as the thriving summer patronage plan terms offered at your Book and has extended to a year-round basis. Bible House. This very satisfactory condition is made Periodical Department, possible by the increasing number of REVIEW AND HERALD guests who come from the Bay Area PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION. and the Peninsula for their winter It Holds vacations to enjoy the excellent climate, plus a bonus of registered dietitians Southeastern California Great Progress R. C. BAKER, Pres. W. E. GUTHRIE, Sec. and physical therapists to help them 9707 Magnolia Ave. Tel. OVerland 9-1350 Great Achievement toward a feeling of complete well- Mail Address, Box 584, Arlington, Calif. Great Satisfaction being. Office Hours Monday through Thursday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. For Those Who Are Ready Friday 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. The flood of applications following First Sunday of each month 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. the announcement that the nurses dor- (Closed all other Sundays) A course by mail mitory would be converted into a resi- dence for ambulatory senior citizens may make the difference indicates the need for such a facility. Did You Know? That the eastern part of the United liOiviE STUDY A new program has been set mm States has been and is even now being motion whereby theological students of sorely pressed by attempts to limit or Takoma Park, Washington 12, D. C. Pacific Union College will receive four destroy American religious liberty? hours credit in Hospital and Pastoral That these influences are rapidly ex- PACIFIC UNION RECORDER 7

persons in the community, thus bring- present in our school during the past A Tragedy: ing them the message of health in a months. We solicit the prayers of our practical way. The remainder of the constituency that this school may ever Wouldn't it be a tragedy if on class will be taking the instructor's stand as a beacon light, an educational the first day of eternal life you course early in February, and they will center for those desiring to fit them- would find your child missing from also conduct classes in the community. selves for medical missionary service the group of heaven? Or that boy THE WEEK OF PRAYER, conducted for God. or girl who was a member of your by Elder B. L. Hassenpflug from the --0-- church in Southeastern California Ocean Beach church, brought real Conference in 1960? The Backward Glance and the showers of blessing and refreshment to Forward Look If you are a parent, teacher, the hearts of both students and faculty youth leader, or a friend of youth early in the school year. "We have nothing to fear for the and wish to know how to help future except we forget the way the INGATHERING FIELD DAY was a very avoid such a tragedy, the answer Lord has led us in our past history . . ." will be Y.E.S. happy time for the students of the Thus spoke the servant of the Lord Watch for further information. school. Four hundred seventy-six dol- many years ago concerning the remnant lars were raised during the one day of church, and it would be well for us Ingathering. Women of the Paradise to re-evaluate our great task in the light Valley church prepared a potluck sup- panding their sinister work here in the of this statement. It is good, at the West? per which the students enjoyed very beginning of the new year, to pause much the evening following the field That 1960 will be a crucial time in and take a backward glance over the day. this field? achievements of the past. CAPPING EXERCISES FOR THE CLASS That Southeastern California Con- OF 1962 were conducted December 19 We here at K Street church of San ference alone has been sending out at the Paradise Valley church. Dr. Bernardino look back over the past 12,000 subscriptions to Liberty mag- Maureen Maxwell from the College of twelve months in grateful appreciation azine? Medical Evangelists gave a most in- to God for His many blessings to us That your religious liberty depart- spiring address entitled "Glory in the individually and collectively. We have ment is constantly alert for and combats Lamp." She emphasized that "Man, been the recipients of His love and every attempt to change the traditional the crowning work of God's creation, blessings of which we would mention liberties of America? should express God's thoughts and re- a few. —And Do You Know? Evangelism seems to have been the is your privilege and responsibility veal His glory. The nurse has a par- It watchword for 1959, and it began with to join forces in protecting the precious ticular privilege of bringing glory to the lives of her patients. In this tech- Vacation Bible school last June with gift of religious liberty in America, for an enrollment of 165 youngsters of yet a little longer? nological age there is still darkness in the hearts of men. Men still have not which over eighty-five per cent were That the time will come when Amer- non-Adventists. Since VBS began in ica will not be privileged to enjoy reli- found the answers to the great ques- tions of life: Why am I here? Where our church four years ago, we have bap- gious liberty? am I going? Who cares? In times of tized four precious souls as a direct Forces even now are urging on the sickness these questions are multiplied: result—two adults and two teen-age abridgment of American religious lib- Why is there sickness? Does God cause youth. No one can tell us that VBS erty, through Sunday laws, labor dis- suffering? The nurse who has found does not pay spiritual dividends. crimination, and social pressures? the answer to these questions of life The next step in evangelism was Your prayers and your financial help can bring inner peace and strength and taken when our church was invited to are needed urgently for the annual light to others. The lamp of nursing unite with the other churches in the Religious Liberty Offering and Liberti, is of no value without a light. Surely," area in the "Hour of Destiny" Evan- subscription campaign. concluded Dr. Maxwell, "to reflect gelistic Crusade conducted by Elder Give Liberally to the Religious Liberty Offering God's thoughts and God's glory is a David Neidigh and his evangelistic January 23 goal worth striving for as you give team in the San Bernardino Auditorium B. W. MATTISON, Secretary, nursing care to your patients." this past fall. From the many that Religious Liberty Department. Miss Helen Brown, instructor in made their decisions for Christ during --0-- Fundamentals of Nursing, led in the the campaign, there were five who Nightingale Pledge. After the presen- united with our church. During 1959 Paradise Valley School tation of the students by Miss Veda twenty-two souls have been accepted of Nursing News Sue Marsh and their acceptance by the into church membership by letter, pro- DURING THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER administrator, Mr. R. L. Cone, the fession of faith, and baptism. Our approximately half of the senior class charge was given to the class by Miss membership now stands at 206. took the instructor's course in Home Bertha Parker, director of the School We have also endeavored to be good Care of the Sick and taught two com- of Nursing. The students were "capped" stewards of the means that God has munity classes. Those taking the classes by their "big sisters" and "big brothers," entrusted to us. The Sabbath school seemed very appreciative of the oppor- and were presented white New Testa- department broke all financial and at- tunity of learning to care for others in ments by Mrs. Margaurite Alsdorf of tendance records. Attendance-wise, we a more efficient manner. The school is the Women's Auxiliary of the Gideons. are so crowded in the children's divi- happy to be able to participate with lay We feel that God's Spirit has been sion that classes are meeting in the 8 PACIFIC UNION RECORDER

church foyer. Financially, the Lord is our relationship to the press as being blessing. On December 19, Thirteenth "very pleasant and efficient." Sabbath, our members gave $623 as Mr. Swift concluded by stating that their gift to missions. Over $800 was they "felt obligated to help the church given for Sabbath School Investment. attain its goals." We at K Street church are happy As master of ceremonies, the writer with the blessings of the past but we took the opportunity to point out how still believe there is much yet to be several had been brought to the church done in the work of the Lord, so we through the press and radio releases; look forward to the future with re- how neighbors and strangers became newed courage and a greater deter- friends when they learned of our be- mination to help finish the work on liefs and activities through the various earth and usher in the coming of Jesus. avenues of communication; how the work has grown during the past twelve Evelyn Hicks, right, shares joy of giving To this end, we solicit your prayers. with all other boys and girls in the Pacific years. R. EDWARD BERRY, Pastor. Union College Elementary School. Happy Elder Carl Coffman, pastor, closed recipients of the gifts are Mrs. Dorothy the program with a fitting appeal urg- Hamp and her little girls, Robin 6, Deb- Northern California ing the importance of maintaining free- bie 4, and Vicki 8. CARL. BECKER, Pres. E. A. SCHMIDT, Sec. dom of the press. In appreciation for Telephone KEllog 4-1710 project. This made Evelyn happy, as 1811 - 11th Ave., P.O. Box 149 the year's activities he made a presen- she had been receiving so much from Oakland 4, Calif. tation of a special service pin. others and longed to do something for Office Hours We have given a total of eight vol- someone else. So the boys and girls Monday through Thursday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. umes of Love Unlimited to the repre- Friday 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. chose to make their gifts "in the name First Sunday of each month 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. sentatives of the various news media of Evelyn Hicks," and she would be (Closed all other Sundays) in the area. Already we have received there to take part in the presentation. some very genuine expressions of appre- So at the program held the last hour PR Day at Napa ciation. In this way our best literature has been placed in the hands of some before noon on the day before closing The observance of Public Relations of our most influential citizens. for holiday vacation, this was the happy Day in the Napa church in December climax. Various groups had entertained RUTH E. CROSS, was inspirational indeed. Invited to the large audience of parents and school PR Secretary, be present and to speak briefly were friends present; the motion picture was Napa Church. three most important men as far as the shown and enjoyed. Then came the --0-- city public relations are concerned. surprise for Mrs. Dorothy Hamp and They were Jack L. Powell, owner and An Impressive School her three little girls. They were called operator of Radio Station KVON; Ross Christmas Program to the front of the room and introduced, P. Game, managing editor of The Napa The Christmas program given by the and Evelyn came with them. Just what Register, a daily newspaper with the boys and girls of the Pacific Union was coming, they didn't know. Then largest circulation in the county; and College Elementary School brought to it began to unfold. Philip Swift, president of the Napa fruition a heart-warming project on The first graders gave the Christmas Valley Publishing Company and pub- which they had been working for some tree and trimmings; the second and lisher of The Napa Register. weeks. Instead of planning for gifts third graders provided clothing for the All three of these public figures have for each other, those in each grade, two younger girls; and fourth and fifth been especially courteous with regard including the multigrade school, had graders had bedding. The next group, to our public relations program, and as united in making this a joyous Christ- a token of appreciation for this fine mas for a worthy family recommended service to the community we presented by the pastor. A mother and her three them each with a copy of the devo- little girls had moved into the com- tional book Love Unlimited. munity and were in real need. Fur- In response, Mr. Powell of KVON thermore it was planned to share their told the congregation that although he joy of giving with Evelyn Hicks, just had given thousands of dollars of free back from her trip to Hawaii. There service to many denominations, this has been much interest in Evelyn's was the only "faith" that had thanked welfare and experiences because of her him. He spoke of his hope for greater condition of health, and how, while cooperation between his station and still able to enjoy it, she was given a the church. wonderful privilege of seeing Hawaii. Mr. Game, editor of the Register, Evelyn, a sixth grader in the multi- told how when he first came to the grade room, wanted to let all the school paper eleven months ago he devoted children and teachers see the motion The youth of the Ukiah Missionary Vol- two pages each week to church news. picture, showing highlights or her i-ia- MUCCI Sudety recently presented tne Hill- side Hospital with the nine-volume set of He plans in the future to expand their waiian trip, and this was an opportunity. "The Bible Story." From left to right they religious news coverage which he con- At the same time, her associates asked are Suzette Trout, Orlando Knittel, Judy siders very worth while. He spoke of her to take part with them in the giving Rose, and Shirley Monroe. PACIFIC UNION RECORDER 9 fifth and sixth graders, had clothing warned us about such deception: "The lated by a few of the teachers. One for Mrs. Hamp and the oldest girl. Sunday movement is now making its told of being presented with a ham by From the seventh and eighth grades way in darkness. The leaders are con- a grateful newly-interested family and came food and money, and from the cealing the true issue, and many who the tactful way in which the situation multigrade pupils a set of dishes. This unite in the movement do not them- was handled. Pointers on how to bring was another Christmas service warming selves see whither the under-current is an interested person to a decision were hearts and emphasizing the Bible truth tending. Its professions are mild, and given by Mrs. Betty Glenn, conference that "It is more blessed to give than apparently Christian; but when it shall Bible instructor. The meeting ended to receive." J. R. FERREN. speak, it will reveal the spirit of the with a unique question and answer --0-- dragon." Testimonies, Vol. 5, p. 452. period in which both questions and Operation "Santa Claus" We know that Sunday laws will be answers were given by the teachers This Christmas instead of the usual enacted by the combined power of the themselves. Trading on each others gift exchange, the students and teach- state and church, but none are to "sit in personal study and teaching prepara- ers of the St. Helena Foothills School calm expectation of the evil, comfort- tion, added to the experience of actual directed their attention to a needy ing themselves with the belief that this study with an interested person, has family who have two children in the work must go on because prophecy has proved a real asset to these faithful school. The students willingly and foretold it, and that the Lord will shel- members. gladly brought their money, and two ter His people. We are not doing the As interested people are brought to room mothers were selected to purchase will of God if we sit in quietude, do- a decision, will you not pray that the much-needed items which were deter- ing nothing to preserve liberty of con- Holy Spirit will touch their hearts, and mined in an interview with the mother. science." Ibid., p. 714. that this work of God will be greatly One day when the two students Our duty is to enlighten the public blessed in this difficult area? were not present at school, the warm on the issues confronting us and the MRS. HARRIETT THOMPSON, jackets, sturdy jeans and flannel shirts, resultant consequences if our liberties Public Relations Secretary, and warm playwear and underthings are further curtailed. One means of Salt Lake City Church. for a younger sister at home were shown doing this is through the distribution to the school children so they could of the Liberty magazine to men in high see tangible results of their giving. position. Hawaiian Mission On Sabbath, January 23, an offering CP-ER SANDER UR, Pres. ORVILLE BUTLER, Sec. Also purchased were shoes, a purse for P.O. Box 4037 Telephone 64436 the mother, and several small items. for subscriptions to the Liberty maga- 1026 South King St., Honolulu, Hawaii Over $100 was received in this worthy zine will be received in our churches. project for a needy family, and the boys These funds will be used to send the and girls of our school truly know what magazine to men of influence through- Desire of Ages Placed in the text means when it says "It is more out the conference. A generous offering Waikiki Area Hotel Rooms blessed to give than to receive." is requested. E. R. OSMUNSON. The book Desire of Ages has been We can heartily recommend this kind --O-- placed in 437 of the 4,000 hotel rooms of Christmas spirit, for we have all been Salt Lake City Bible Teachers in the Waikiki area during two recent blessed for our part in giving. weeks, according to Ben Leialoha, pres- The Salt Lake-Provo area lay Bible MRS. CHARLES M. MELLOR. ident of the Federated MV Societies. teachers faithfully attend the regular "We're trying an experiment," an- meetings held on Sabbath afternoon, nounced Mr. Leialoha. "We have never once each month, in the Salt Lake Nevada-Utah heard of the books being placed in E. R. OSMUNDSON, Pres M. E. HAGEN, Sec. Church School Auditorium. Their hotel rooms before, and so we are 1095 East Taylor St., P.O. Box 1470 monthly reports are due on the fifth Reno, Nevada anxious to learn what the reaction will of each month and with them the re- be. Thus far, the response has been quest for literature needed for studies most heartening. Nearly all of the Religious Liberty for the following month. This litera- managers contacted were happy to ac- The liberties guaranteed to us by ture is then distributed at the monthly cept the books. Our problem now is the founders of our government are meeting. Faithfulness in reporting is that we have used all of the funds for being assailed from many angles. In rewarded by special Bible study helps this project, and we don't want to make some places it is becoming difficult for given at the end of each quarter. additional contacts until we raise more our members to solicit funds. Our col- There are nineteen Bible teachers money." porteurs have been prohibited from sell- from the Salt Lake church in addition Congratulations, Federated MV's! ing books in certain towns. Labor laws to the conference Bible instructor. Also We will be praying that God will use have been enacted which make it almost several more teachers attend from the these books to bring real joy and hap- impossible for one to pursue his voca- Liberty Park and Provo churches. In- piness to those who shall read them. tion without joining a labor union. struction on the religious teachings of EARL WRIGHT, MV Secretary. Efforts have been made at different other denominations and how to meet times to enact "Sunday Closing Laws" those teachings are eagerly absorbed by under the disguise of "health laws" or the teachers. Each one receives encour- Community Bible Study -labor safeguards." This is only a agement by hearing the experiences of Crusade camouflage and deception for all such the others. The Community Bible Study Crusade laws are fundamentally religious in At a recent meeting, typical of many is a sparkling new missionary project nature. The Spirit of prophecy has others, plans and experiences were re- just launched by the members of Hono- 10 PACIFIC UNION RECORDER lulu's Kaimuki church on the first Sab- guests at the Christmas program. The trust agreement or legally-drawn will? bath of the new year. Why not mail the form below for more children were given gifts and the fam- information? Mail to Box 10097, Phoenix, Under the direction of our able ily was given a large food basket. A Arizona. church missionary leader, Brother Wil- fifty dollar check was given to Mrs. O Please send information about arrang- fred Goo, and his faithful assistant, Thompson. In the picture are Roxanne ing my estate. Brother John Kauhi, a four-week liter- 4, Penelope 5, Leona 11, Brian 2, Mrs. O Please arrange an appointment. ature distribution effort was begun Thompson, Guy 3, and Odetta 7. Name January 2, concentrating on the city's LUA LEE HORNING. Palolo Valley district. This four-week Address literature campaign will be climaxed by the opening of a three-week series of Arizona l'hone cottage meetings on January 24 in the I). C. BUTHERUS, Pres. H. T. BERGH, Sec. D. C. BUIHERUS, President. 2601 East Thomas Road, Box 10097 HENRY I. BERCH, Secretary. Palolo School Cafetorium. The Japa- Phoenix, Arizona nese church of Honolulu has also vol- Telephone CRestwood 7-5773 unteered to help in this program as Office Hours Monday-Thursday 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Central California have students from Hawaiian Mission Friday 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. D. E. VENDEN, Pres. R. L. STrierrErt, Sec. Academy. First Sunday of each month 1691 The Alameda Telephone CYpress 7-1584 8:30 a.m. to 5 p — Mail Address P.O Box 550 We invite the members of our sister (Closed all other Sundays) San Jose, California churches in the Island State, or former Office Hours members now living on the mainland, Monday through Thursday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. to send in the names and addresses of Arizona Sabbath School First Sunday of each month 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. relatives, friends, or former Adventists Exchange Table Meeting (Closed all other Sundays) living in or near Palolo Valley. Mail to Elder Ira D. Follett, 742 - 18th Ave., The first Arizona Sabbath School Ex- Honolulu, Hawaii. Your prayers for change Table meeting of the new year "What God Hath Wrought" the success of this Community Bible will be held on January 19, at 7:30 Morse, the famous inventor of tele- Study Crusade will be sincerely appre- p.m., in the Phoenix Central church. graph, was asked by a pastor, "When ciated. IRA D. FOLLETT. The new officers will preside. experimenting in your room at the uni- --0-- The ASSET officers for the new year versity, did you ever come to your end HMA Students Give for are Mrs. Edith Roberts, Mrs. Louella at times and not know where to go Robertson, and Mrs. Betty Harmon. next?" Christmas They were elected at the regular meet- "Many times!" answered Morse. Following the theme "It is more ing held September 29, 1959. "What did you do then?" the pastor blessed to give" the students of HMA Elder G. H. Friedrich, Arizona Con- next asked. "adopted" a widow and her six children ference Sabbath school secretary, will Morse said, "I tell you this in confi- for Christmas. Student leaders, with give a report on the workshops held at dence, for the world at large knows Mr. Kenneth Day as adviser, decided the past Arizona camp meeting. After nothing about it—I prayed—and God to use the money usually spent to pro- the program, there will be an Exchange vide candy, nuts, and fruit for the gave more light. And when I receive of Ideas for leaders of all age levels of acclamations from Europe and America, annual association program to share the the Sabbath school. Everyone who is Christmas spirit with some local fam- I feel that I deserve no credit. God had interested in working with the children, light needed by man and He had to tell ily. Mrs. Carrie Thompson and her from the tiny tots to teen-agers, is in- six small children were invited to be it to someone, so He chose to give it to vited to attend. me in answer to my prayer." The afternoon of February 27, Elder It is no wonder that the first words Eugene Sample will give us pointers on Morse sent on his telegriph were these: story telling. Watch for the announce- "What God hath wrought!" ment of the time and place. Certainly, God has light today needed Throughout the coming year there by man and He has chosen to give it will be other interesting programs and through you and me, and any success projects. We welcome you and any idea you have to offer. I am sure we all feel the responsibility God has given us in Attention training our children in His way. Monterey Bay Academy Alumni BETTY HARMON, Homecoming ASSET Secretary. February 5 and 6 --0-- • Meet your classmates There Will Your Heart Be Also • Inspect new buildings You can help grasp opportunities that • Special alumni program face us as a peopie uy wisely pia • g • -Worship with iviisti family your estate. Arizona with its mission field • Enjoy MBA climate right here at home has a special task to • perform in fulfilling the divine commis- Shake hands with present staff sion. May we assist you in preparing a PACIFIC UNION RECORDER 11 that may attend our efforts to give this ning, just before the celebration of the February 5 the class will go out to Alum light has come only as a result of our Lord's Supper. One of our new students Rock Park for the field trip. All those earnest prayers to God when we have made the suggestion that perhaps re- interested in working for their honor on come to the end of ourselves and asked ceptacles could be placed in the various stars please meet at the San Jose Central God to take over. dormitories into which any article could church on the evenings designated. God has accomplished great things be placed which young people truly felt Another field trip which will enable through the literature evangelists of might keep them out of the kingdom, one to receive an honor will be that Central, and as we look back over their preparatory to a huge bonfire. As the scheduled for Sunday, January 24. We sales and soul-winning records for 1959, students gathered in a large circle, these plan to meet at two o'clock Sunday we are led to humbly exclaim, "What items were burned as Elder J. D. Mar- afternoon at Scott Valley, near Santa God hath wrought!" And I sincerely be- shall and Elder F. G. Ashbaugh led in Cruz. We will be collecting the beauti- lieve that the greatest days in the litera- the singing of consecration hymns. ful sand concretions which look like ture ministry are still ahead of us. In recent years at the academy the banded agate when cracked open. Then we will go around the corner about 3:45 SALES 1959 $188,393.67 practice has been followed of having the Communion Service at the close of p.m. and be at the fossil beds looking Soul-winning Report our Weeks of Prayer rather than at the for shark teeth. This is a wonderful Baptisms 46 Began Attending Meetings 138 ends of quarters. This always seems a place for children to play. Bring your Studies Begun 136 fitting climax to these special weeks own screen (1/2" mesh works very well) Enrolled in Bible Course 7,675 when the attention of all is directed to and shovel. It is a good thing to bring Prayers Offered in Homes 6,282 everlasting values. As the school family water too. Literature Given 32,994 Former SDAs Contacted 213 gathered in the Sabbath evening dark- On Sabbath, January 30, at the San ness to celebrate the Ordinance of Hu- Jose Central church, the nature club J. G. KERBS, Publishing Secretary. mility and the Lord's Supper, the true will present a Regional MV meeting. spirit of fellowship was manifested. Following the meeting there will be a Week of Spiritual Emphasis The following paragraphs were writ- business meeting for members of the at Monterey Bay Academy ten by Elder Ashbaugh: club, as well as for those who are inter- ested in joining the club. In this meet- The Fall Week of Prayer was truly a The Fall Week of Prayer at Monterey ing there will be election of the rest of Bay Academy was a week of thrilling blessed occasion at Monterey Bay Acad- emy. God visited the school and His the officers for 1960. This meeting is experiences for the 334 boarding stu- miracle-working power was felt in the very important and all members should dents which comprise the school family lives of many students. Wrongs were made be there. right; confession and restitution evidenced this year, along with the forty-two staff For those who are interested in the members. Elder F. G. Ashbaugh, who the deep movings of the Spirit of God. How many times during the week I programs at Morris Dailey Auditorium for so many years has been in close con- thanked God for Christian education, for at San Jose State College, there will be tact with young people, was invited to havens of refuge for our tempted and one which sounds very interesting on tried youth. There was no Week of Prayer lead in this special week. The subjects January 20 at eight p.m. These are discussed for the meetings held Monday in the public schools. Friday evening students and faculty sponsored by the Audubon Society. The through Friday evening were entitled: celebrated the Lord's Supper together. I topic for this program is "The Land the "Christian Life," "Holy Spirit," "Word was especially impressed by the spirit of Glaciers Forgot"—unusual color movies of God," "Everything," "Works ... Fruit deep solemnity that characterized the eve- of many wild animals in their nature ... Peace." ning meeting. Never have I seen a more reverent student body. Professor Howlett habitat. Admission for adults is ninety The morning services dealt with: and a splendid faculty are doing an out- cents.

"Our Greatest Need," "Repentance," standing work in behalf of the young peo- _-0-- "Confession," "Learning of Christ— ple of MBA. Please remember them and Knowing God," "The Hallelujah Cho- the youth they serve in your prayers. Concert at MBA rus," "Our Assurance of Everlasting ROLLAND H. HOWLETT, Principal. Harry Keller, concert clarinetist, will Life." be presented by the music department Highlights of the week included the of Monterey Bay Academy Saturday Friday morning testimony service when Peninsula Nature Club Activities evening, January 30, at 8:15, in Baker nearly all of the large student body for January Chapel. Mr. Keller has been invited to lined up along both sides of Baker The month of January will have some present this concert as a result of the Chapel awaiting their turn to witness very interesting activities for members widespread interest expressed by many for their Saviour before the microphones of the Peninsula Nature Club. One of who attended the Pacific Union Confer- so that all could hear. There is no more the new projects for this year is that of ence Music Camp this past summer impressive sight than this, especially as working on certain phases of nature where he was guest artist and wood- one knows of the backgrounds of many study that will enable one to earn his wind clinician. of these young people, the personal MV honor. The first of these to be --0-- problems and family situations from studied is stars. There will be two meet- "Thoughtless Christians manifest by which so many of our youth come. We, ings in the junior room of the San Jose their neglect of others that they are not as a staff, can only thank God that His Central church, 77 North Fifth Street, in union with Christ. It is impossible to Holy Spirit still works on the hearts of at 8:30, following the MV meeting on be in union with Christ and yet be un- young people. Friday night. The dates for these studies kind to others and forgetful of their Another highlight came Friday eve- are January 22 and January 29, and on rights."

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studio, and nurse's room will be pro- The Lynwood branch carries a com- Southern California vided in this building. A fine science plete stock and has been established to R. R. BIETZ, Pres. Ai..vix G. MUNSON, Sec. laboratory was installed this year to make our books and supplies convenient P.O. Box 969 provide adequate facilities for the teach- to all the members in that area. 1535 East Chevy Chase Drive, Glendale, Calif. Citrus 3-6231 CHapman 5-1876 ing of chemistry. A. M. RUNNING, Manager. Office Hours Potential for academic growth has Monday through Thursday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. also been increased in various ways. Friday 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. VBS Joys of a Teacher First Sunday of each month 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Five new teachers have been added to Dear Elder Kott: (Closed all other Sundays) the staff: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mar- You asked me some time ago to write shall from Thunderbird Academy; Ber- up something about the Vacation Bible Religious Liberty Offering nard Mracek from Auburn, Washing- schools this past summer, but I have ton; Mrs. Ruth Russell from Long Admiral Arthur Radford in a vital failed to get an inspiration to write, not Beach; and Curtis Carr from La Sierra that I have not enjoyed the work and speech made this statement: "It seems College. to me liberty is given to man like a put all I had into every school to make The curriculum has been broadened piece of land. It is entrusted to him for it worth while, but it just takes time to by inserting several new courses: art, find words to describe one's thoughts. faithful cultivation and safe keeping. sewing, chemistry, algebra II, auto me- Man can nourish it and provi,1,- it the I have watched tears come into the chanics, woodworking, and work expe- eyes of teachers and pupils as I have necessary safeguards, but only if he is rience, available to upper grade students. self restrained enough and if his dedi- taught of God's great love. I have It is planned that the work program will watched negro boys change from rowdies cation to free principles is great enough." be further extended to include every No one studying the history of our in a church to reverent worshipers. I student in the school. have felt the loving squeeze from junior great country can tail to recognize that Most important of all is the aspect of our forefathers gave much attention to girls as they slip up and put their hands spiritual growth. There is definite indi- in mine and ask me to come back again the matter of laying a good foundation cation of progress in this phase of de- for religious liberty in this country. to tell them stories. velopment, also. That the students are Then I have thrilled to hear shy, soft- They gave liberty certain and necessary interested in spiritual things can be seen safeguards. They faithfully cultivated voiced negro girls speak out distinctly by reading editorials and columns ap- when they recite Bible verses on the this "piece of land." pearing in the school newspaper, The closing program, proud to be a "VBSer" It is our responsibility today to pro- Tumbleweed. The recent Week of before mother or father. I have watched tect these safeguards. The enemy is de- Prayer conducted at the school by Elder giggling girls kneel, giggle through termined to wipe out every vestige of J. 0. Iversen was much appreciated by prayer, but learn day by day to talk to liberty. The Liberty magazine is dedi- the students. To augment spiritual Jesus and end up the second week of cated to the proposition of enlightening growth among the students, a program the school reverently and earnestly ask- the church and the public so that we of counseling and guidance has been ing for help to be a Christian. can all work together intelligently to instituted under the direction of Miss All of these rather intimate experi- preserve the principles which have made Yvonne Lueck. ences are what all workers would value this a great country. Certainly, as mem- The interests and prayers of the pa- and have. I think someone closer to re- bers of the remnant church, we should trons of the school are requested as the sults should write for publication. do more than ever on Sabbath, January teachers seek to point the students to Thank you for allowing me the oppor- 23, when the opportunity will be pre- Jesus Christ, the only hope for a lost tunity of working for you this summer. sented to give a liberal offering so that and dying world. The Lord has graciously blessed. many more of the Liberty magazines can MRS. DONAL RICHERT, PR Secy., MARTHA B. EMERSON. be supplied to men of influence in our Granada Hills Church. community. The 1960 offering should --0-- be the largest we have ever had in this Glendale Union Academy conference. R. R. BIETZ, President. The Lynwood Book and Bible Report House Glendale Union Academy has had a Progress at San Fernando Our branch Book and Bible House very successful year up to this point on the Lynwood campground has been with its various activities and its scho- Valley Junior Academy favorably accepted by the church mem- lastic program. There is a good spirit San Fernando Valley Junior Acad- bers in that area. among the students and a good student- emy has experienced another year of Do you have any suggestions as to faculty relationship. growth and progress, accordiry, to E. J. the days and hours that it should be For the first time in several years the Anderson, principal of the school.' open? senior high students had a Harvest In- Growth is evidenced by a ten per cent Until there is a number of requests gathering Field Day. This was a great increase in enrollment over last year for other hours, we will be open for success. About eighty per cent of the with the present figure standing at 350. business on the first Sunday of each students willingly volunteered to go out. The auditorium with a seating capacity month and on every Monday and Thurs- This was organized under the direction of 1,360 is in the process of comple- day. lhe hours are from 1 to 5 p.m. on of Mr, Vale McCune and the Bible tion. Gymnasium facilities, additional Sunday and Monday, and from 1 until department with close planning with classrooms, a library, administrative offi- 8:30 p.m. every Thursday. The Lyn- the local churches. Pastors and members ces, kitchen, music practice rooms, music wood phone number is NEvada 6-3847. of the churches took about twenty-five PACIFIC UNION RECORDER 13 cars out for the day. Approximately around student, and Gordon Bietz is Brunswick, at which places he gave faith- president of the sophomore class. ful and efficient service as farm superin- $500 was received by house-to-house tendent. In 1925 he moved to Redlands, solicitation. The students were well Every third Saturday night of each Calif., where he served as a faithful church pleased with their results and are eager month a group of students go out to the member until his death. He leaves his wife to go again next year. Los Angeles Wayside Honor Farm to Olivia, a daughter, and a granddaughter. present a program. The seminar group The Associated Student Body under BARTLETT-Alice Venora Henderson Bart- the leadership of Jim Hooper has had alternates with the Temperance Club. lett was born June 6, 1889; and died Dec. several activities. The current project Approximately one hundred inmates at- 16, 1959, at San Diego, Calif. She was mar- is a weekly radio broadcast. This will tend the meetings each time. ried to Ed. Bartlett in 1914, and her home was in Vista, Calif. She became a Seventh- provide an outlet for student participa- One of the main highlights of the day Adventist in 1950 and was a faithful tion and give the students a chance to first semester was the Fall Week of member. Surviving are her husband; a son, do some real missionary work. Mr. Lyle Prayer. Elder Ellsworth Relic, the new Bill; a daughter, Sally Phillipot; a sister, Anderson, ASB sponsor, is giving guid- MV secretary for the Southern Califor- Nina Trout; and a brother, Albert Hen- derson. ance on the project, and to the ASB in nia Conference, was the guest speaker. general. The radio program will be He presented a week of very challeng- CAMERON-Harry Roderick Cameron was carried on for thirteen weeks, fifteen ing talks, and there was a wonderful born July 28, 1869, at Elk River, Minn.; minutes each Sabbath morning. Every- response from the students. Lives were and died Nov. 2, 1959. He was ordained to thing will be done by the students- reconsecrated and new vows were made. the gospel ministry just after the turn of the century and served the Lord for more student speakers, choral groups, the As first semester draws to a close we than 40 years. At the time of his death he choir, instrumental numbers, and other can look back over the past four months was living in Vista, Calif. He leaves 2 planned highlights for the program. with a feeling of pride at the work that sisters, Mrs. Bertha Frith and Mrs. Jessie The cost of the program will run approx- has been accomplished and the plans Teaney; and a brother, Lyle. that have been made for the future. imately $40 each week. The time and ARMSTRONG-Mary Henrickson Armstrong station of the broadcast are still pending. C. E. WATKINS, Principal. was born April 19, 1881, at Shelby, Iowa; The ASB of GUA invited the Lyn- and died Dec. 15, 1959, at Newbury Park, wood Academy ASB for a joint council Calif. She was married to Jess Armstrong OBITUARIES in 1911. She was a faithful member of the meeting. The students from Lynwood church. She leaves a twin sister, Isabel were met by our students on their ar- Lortz; another sister, Docina Henrickson; COFFRON-Armond Coffron was born in and a brother, Fred Henrickson. rival and then went directly into the 1907 at North Branch, Mich.; and died work of the day. They discussed the Dec. 13, 1959. He married Meta Hendrick HORSMA N - Rose Barbara Horsman was problems common to both groups and in 1950, and in 1952 they were baptized. born Dec. 27, 1927, in Czechoslovakia; and suggested ways and means of solving A year later he was made a deacon in the died June 1, 1959, at Vista, Calif. She church and served continuously until his leaves her husband, Marshall N. Horsman; the problems. At the conclusion of the health failed. Mr. Coffron's faith in God business meeting they had a delicious a son, Randy; and a sister, Mrs. Gloria was an ever-sustaining strength to him. He Carroll. meal served to them. That afternoon leaves his wife; an adopted son, Charles Eugene; a brother, L. D. Coffron; and a the GUA students took the visitors on HORS M A N -Ricky Horsman was born Feb. sister, Mrs. Donna Sutphen. a tour of the campus. 25, 1955, at Glendale, Calif.; and died June 1, 1959, at Vista, Calif. Surviving are The annual ASB banquet was a gala MATTAUSCH-Amalia Mattausch was born Iris father, Marshall N. Horsman; and a affair held just before the Christmas in Fountain City, Wis., Nov. 23, 1867; and brother, Randy. died in Van Nuys, Calif., Dec. 7, 1959. vacation. A picture was shown and en- Miss Mattausch was a faithful member of joyed by the group. NELSON -Lars Christian Nelson was born God's remnant church for many years, and in Denmark July 31, 1877; and died in Under Mr. Hooper's leadership study her faith was strong in the hope of a soon- Mentone, Calif., Dec. 4, 1959. He spent is being given to the ASB constitution coming Redeemer. several years in the pioneer work at Loma for possible ways to improve it. The Linda, serving as chauffeur, ambulance HASKELL-Carol Roach Haskell was born driver, and in other capacities. He was a leadership class, taught by Mr. Dale Oct. 16, 1879, in Mansfield Township, La.; member of the Yucaipa SDA church at the McCune, is working on the constitution. and died in Artesia, Calif., Dec. 18, 1959. time of his death. He is survived by his This class is made up of the leaders of In her youthful days she trained in music wife, Mrs. Marjorie Nelson; 2 brothers, the various organizations on the cam- and nursing at Battle Creek Sanitarium James and William; and 2 sisters, Mrs. and College. She was married to Dr. Pliny Clara Cruse and Mrs. Lena Snow. pus and serves as a clearing house for Haskell and served with him at Keene, the problems that arise. The class meets Tex., at the New England Sanitarium, Ross-Laura A. Ross was born in St. Johns, every day and the students are learning with the American Medical Missionary Oreg., Oct. 24, 1878; and died in Ontario, much about parliamentary procedures Association in Chicago, at the Harding Calif., Nov. 12, 1959. She was a devoted Sanitarium in Ohio, at the Orlando Sani- and how to handle various situations Seventh-day Adventist for many years and tarium, and for over 40 years in many truly a mother in Israel. She leaves a son, that arise in student organizations. activities in Artesia. She leaves her com- Rodney J. Knowles; a daughter, Mrs. '1 he senior high classes have had their panion; 1 sons. Dr. Mortimer, Charles, Laura G. Pitkct ill. 3 grandsons and 3 John, and Eugene; and a number of grand- class elections and are on the road to great-grandchildren; a brother, Wilbur children. Cedardale; and a sister, Mrs. Myrtle planning many activities for each class. DeFehr. DeVere McGuffin holds the top position STEEVES-Watt. G. Steeves was born July ---- in the senior class. He has been an 24, 1877, in New Brunswick, Canada; and H AWN-Enos Oran Hawn was born near active member in student organizations died in Loma Linda, Calif., Dec. 14, 1959. Roseburg, Oreg., Feb. I, 1890; and died He was called to connect with the Wil- Dec. 12, 1959. In 1915 he was married to prior to holding this office. The junior liamsdale Academy in Nova Scotia and Anna Mathison. About 1924 he attended class is headed by Dick Taylor, an all- later with the Maritime Academy in New meetings held by Elder H. M. S. Richards 14 PACIFIC UNION RECORDER and was baptized into the Seventh-day teacher in SDA schools in Michigan and Illinois, and head of the Bible department Adventist Church. He leaves his companion California. In 1948 she was married to at Bethel Academy in Wisconsin. From of Joshua Tree, Calif.; 2 brothers, Ralph Elder Welling J. Schwerer and faithfully there he was called to serve as head of and LaVern; and 3 sisters, Evelyn Fred- labored with him in ministerial service. the Spanish American school at Phoenix, rickson, Lulu Lindsey, and Leila Poole. She is survived by her husband; a son, Ariz., where he was ordained to the gospel Dale; and her parents. Elder and Mrs. H. ministry. His last principalship was at NELSON-H. Milford Nelson was born in H. Crandell. Glendale Academy. The next 20 years Sterling, Colo., Aug. 7, 1906; and died were spent as educational superintendent, Nov. 24, 1959, in Santa Cruz, Calif. His ALLBRIGHT - Allen Robert Allbright was first in the Southern California Conference, grammar school and academy days were born Feb. 11, 1896, in Texas; and died in then in the Southeastern California Con- spent in Mountain View, Calif. He at- Oakland, Calif., Nov. 24, 1959. He is sur- ference, and lastly in the Central Califor- tended San Jose State and Pacific Union vived by his wife, a daughter, and a nia Conference where he retired in 1949, colleges. He took the medical course at grandchild. after more than 40 years of faithful serv- the College of Medical Evangelists and ice. completed 4 years of postgraduate study &rasp-John Grant Bland was burn Jan. In 1909 he was married to Olive Huber. in dermatology at the University of South- 5, 1865, at Plano, Iowa; and died Dec. 20, He was a humble man, willing to go where ern California Medical School. He was a 1959, at Gridley, Calif. Mr. Bland came to he was sent, accepting the call as from member of the American Board of Derma- California from Oklahoma in 1914 and had the Lord and carrying his responsibilities tology. He was married to Eunice Frances lived in Live Oak, Biggs, and Gridley. He faithfully. Of him it truly can be said, Manning in 1927, and following his med- leaves his wife, Mary; 3 daughters, Mrs. "He rests from his labors and his works ical studies they moved to Barstow, Calif., Ada Hill, Mrs. Bettina Moon, and Mrs. do follow him." where he began his practice. He helped to Elsie Jackson; 3 sons, Paul, Ted, and He is survived by his wife; a son, Cloyd establish a church in Barstow and spon- William; 15 grandchildren, 18 great-grand- L.; a granddaughter; 2 brothers; 2 sisters; sored the first church school there. Dr. children, and 2 great-great-grandchildren. and also a host of men and women who, in Nelson served with the United States Army their youth, found their way to Christ in the European theater of conflict for 3 WRIGHT-Clara Marie Lord Wright was through his kindliness, faithfulness, and years in World War II. He leaves his wife; born in Plover, Wis., May 18, 1869; and exemplary life. 2 sons, Dr. Raymond M. and Ralph G.; a died Nov. 23, 1959, at San Diego, Calif. daughter, Mrs. Geraldine Sevener; his She had been a member of the Seventh- NELSON-Lydia Leslie Cooper Nelson was parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Nelson; a day Adventist Church for 52 years. Her born Oct. 24, 1889, at Cleveland, Tenn.; brother, Orville; and a sister, Mrs. Bar- husband, Charles R. Wright, and a son, and died Dec. 22, 1959. At the age of 18 bara Morris. Harry, preceded her in death. She leaves she was baptized into the Seventh-day Ad- her foster daughter, Mabel E. Chitwood; ventist Church, and in 1915 she graduated CONWAY-Felix W. Conway was born in 2 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren. from the nurses course at the St. Helena Karns Co., Tex„ May 8, 1872; and died in Sanitarium. She was married in 1918 to Fresno, Calif., Nov. 20, 1959. He received ROUSE-Lillie Mariya Williams Rouse was James B. Nelson and faithfully worked the major portion of his formal education born at Mount Pleasant, Mich., Jan. 10, with him in the Texas and California in Keene Academy, Tex., and Union Col- 1869; and died Dec. 24, 1959. In 1895 she conferences. Elder and Mrs. Nelson ac- lege, Nebr. He was married to Berdene was married to Edwin Byron Rouse. In cepted a call to serve in the Inter-Ameri- Watson in 1902. He spent one year as a 1913 the Sabbath truth came to them and can Division where they labored in Old colporteur evangelist and 60 years in the Sister Rouse accepted and was baptized Mexico and Central America, about 10 ministry. His work took him to Texas, in 1915. The Rouse family came to An- years. Returning to the U.S. in 1934, she Oklahoma, various parts of Canada, the gwin, Calif., in 1920, and she continued a worked with her husband in various con- Hawaiian Islands, Washington, Oregon, member of the community until her death. ferences and in later years assisted him in and California. He will be remembered as She always displayed a great interest in giving Bible studies. She is survived by pastor at the Yosemite Bowl where he was needy people, and she knitted many sweat- her husband; a son, James Robert; a sister, located for 9 summers. Elder Conway was ers for the Red Cross during the world Mrs. Winnie P. Reese; and 2 brothers, a leader, a good counselor, a preacher of war. After the war she continued to knit Lee and Wilford Cooper. righteousness, a man of strong faith, of a and sold her work, using the returns as quiet spirit, and a sweet disposition. He her Investment offering. Mr. Rouse pre- was always helping somebody. He leaves ceded her in death in 1945, and a son died ADVERTISEMENTS his wife; a brother, Elder Norman Con- in 1909. She is survived by her daughter, way; and 2 sisters, Mrs. Eldbridge Adams Mrs. Vernon (Minola) Robinson; a son, and Mrs. Elizabeth Griffin. Willard; a granddaughter and 2 great- Reference from the conference president granddaughters. must accompany request for advertising SI:HELLER-Mary Ruth Kurney Scheller was space in the RECORDER, send your ad and born Nov. 15, 1895, at Shelbyville, Ill.; WALKER - Bruce Ray Walker was born the necessary $3.00 to him. and died Dec. 22, 1959. In 1915 she mar- April 29, 1941; and was killed in an auto Advertisements are accepted for one in- ried Lee Ware who died in 1927. She was accident near Tracy, Calif., Dec. 31, 1959. sertion only. Rate: $3.00 for fifty words married in 1928 to Charles W. Scheller He was a member of the Sunnyvale, Calif., or less. Cash must accompany the adver- and he died 2 years ago. In 1927 Mr. and church and was returning to his work at tisement. Mrs. Scheller joined the Seventh-day Ad- Sacramento. He is survived by his father, Advertising is limited to Seventh-day ventist church in Hillman, Mich. They Ray Walker; a sister, Beverly Walker Adventists except where a service may be located in Mountain View, Calif., in 1943. Hart; and a brother, David. rendered to our members. Real estate ads Mrs. Scheller is survived by 4 daughters, must be from owner and refer to one Mrs. Leona Baugher, Mrs. Margaret Kur- AVERY-William Leslie Avery was born in property only. Complete information as to ney Scheller, Mrs. Mary Alice Buczkowski, Three Rivers, Mich., Aug. 1, 1882; and admissible advertising may he secured at and Mrs. Geraldine Brusett; 2 sons, Ken- died Dec. 30, 1959, at Loma Linda, Calif. your local conference office, through which neth and Charles W., Jr.; 7 grandchildren; He accepted the Advent message in his all advertising must go. It is understood and a sister, Mrs. Mabel Perry. youth, and after teaching public school that the RECORDER can assume no respon- for 2 years he decided to fit himself for a sibility for advertisements appearing in SCHWERER - Vera Mae Crandell Schwerer place in denominational schools. He en- these columns. Advertisements will be was born in Moline, Ill., June 10, 1924; tered Emmanuel Missionary College and printed as space permits. and died in Tucson, Ariz., Nov. 27, 1959. received his B.A. degree in 1916. In the A graduate of Emmanuel Missionary Col- years that followed he became dean of MOVING across the street or across the na- lege, Class of 1947, she served as home men and then principal of Cedar Lake tion. Phone WOodward 3-2701. Or write: economics teacher and matron at Cicero Academy in Michigan, Beechwood Acad- Dean J. Turner Moving and Storage, Box' Academy in Indiana and as an elementary emy in Indiana, Fox River Academy in 226, St. Helena, Calif. PACIFIC UNION RECORDER 15

PROMISING milk route in Loma Linda for FOR SALE.-3-unit income property, 2 of HOME for elderly ambulatory guests in Loma Linda Sanitarium Dairy available them now, in Loma Linda. About 1/2 mile beautiful, healthful Escondido, near for private operator. Can be purchased from college. Have been continuously church. Write or call: Mrs. M. Smallen, reasonably. Excellent potential growth. rented, but 1 unit available in January. 909 - 10th St. West, Escondido, Calif. Operated privately under contract. Con- $17,500. 24321 Lawton St., Loma Linda, SHerwood 5-0798. tact Pliny Webb, Manager, Loma Linda Calif. Phone PYramid 6-0051. M. Lemon. ---- Sanitarium Dairy, Loma Linda, Calif. WANTED.—Executive housekeeper. This po- HOME FOR SALE. -— 2-bedroom, excellent sition requires mature Adventist woman WANTED. — Woman to work in nursing condition. Practical plan, hardwood floors, with ability to supervise people effectively. home. No objection to one or two well- insulated ceiling, ducted cooling, tiled College background required. We will pro- mannered children. Cottage on grounds kitchen and bath, fenced yard, fruit trees, vide additional training on the job at available for rent. Church and church patio. Not through street—adjacent to recognized training institutes. This is per- school adjoining property. Clarklake Con- Loma Linda. 4% G.I. loan. Full price, manent position carrying considerable re- valescentry, Box 377, Clearlake Highlands, S9,600. Write: Owner, 25806 Chula Vista, sponsibility. Send details of experience Calif. Phone WYman 4-2422. Redlands, Calif. PYramid 6-5145. with application. J. L. Hagle, Administra- --- tor, Harding Sanitarium, Worthington, OPENING for another licensed laboratory FOR SALE.—Beautiful 3-bedroom new house, Ohio. technician and surgical nurse. This is a never lived in. Paved drive, 2-car garage, new 50-bed hospital in the third month built-in oven and range, central heating, FOR RENT. — Furnished apartment in La of operation and growing rapidly. Com- 2 baths. Overlooks beautiful view of Loma Sierra-3 rooms and bath, hardwood floors, munity Hospital, 610 Frederick St., Santa Linda from the south. Contact Dr. Rich- wall furnace heat, laundry facilities, plenty Cruz, Calif. Phone GArden 6-3282. ard Walden, Loma Linda, Calif. of cupboards, closets, and storage space. $45 per month, water paid. For further infor- EUROPEAN-HOLY LAND 45-DAY STUDY TOUR, VISIT La Sierra's fir- st furniture store and mation, write: Elder B. E. Huffman, 4962 1960, sponsored by Pacific Union College, save on quality new and used furniture Rose Ave., Arlington, Calif. led by Professors Stauffer and Douglass. and appliances. Authorized dealers for Emphasis on denominational centers, reli- Sealy mattresses, R.C.A. Whirlpool washers WANTED. — SDA salespeople, all western gious history, and cultural interests, from and refrigerators, Kelvina tor, Western states. Sell California's date products Scotland to Jerusalem. $1,599 round trip Holly gas ranges, maple and birch bed- wholesale to grocers, cafes, fountains, etc. San Francisco. Write for brochure: PUC room and dining sets. La Sierra Furniture Must have closed truck, panel, or station Tours, Box 52, Angwin, Calif. Store, 11099 Hole Ave., La Sierra. Budget wagon. Work independent—be own boss. terms—free delivery. Small investment for stock only. 100% co- FOR SALE.—Watchmaker's equipment and operation to help build route. Write: some materials, including work bench. FOR SALE.—Model V Baldwin organ in wal- Rancho de Carlos, Box 307, Coachella, Write: V. R. Johnson, 799 Irene St., San nut; used 31/2 years. Excellent condition. Calif. Jose 10, Calif. To private party or church only. Marie, 4841 Angeles Vista, Los Angeles 43, Calif. FOR SALE or trade for income property 1960 FORDS, Falcons, trucks; Chevrolets, Phone AXminster 2-9062. $13,000 equity in 11-guest rest home. Full Corvair, trucks; Pon tiacs and G.M.C. price, $25,500. Payments $300 a month, in- trucks; Buicks, Oldsmobile, Dodge, Darts, To SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS ONLY.—W0i- cluding 6% interest. What have you in trucks; Ramblers. Immediate delivery and lensak "1500" tape recorders and Model exchange for equity or how much can you orders, specify exact model and equipment "1515" stero tape recorders at special pay down? For further particulars, write: wanted. Send large, stamped, self-addressed prices, FOB San Jose, plus 4% tax. Also H. E. Markham, 237 South 4th Ave., Oak- envelope. Stevenson Motor Sales, 7380 Red- Wollensak movie cameras, slide projectors. dale, Calif. wood Hwy., Novato, Calif. By appoint- Webcor tape recorders. H. Eickmann & ment only. TW 2-2107. Co., Rt. 7, Box 232, San Jose 99, Calif. MONTEREY BAY ACADEMY has for sale: CLayburn 1-2020. steam radiators, heaters (oil-burning, gas), FOR SALE.-2-bedroom and den house 1/2 oil-burning water heaters, Hobart dish- FOUR apartments- fo r sale, between Sani- washer, Chrysler marine engine, 6"x 16" block from College church, 11/2 blocks to tarium and church school, $1,500 down single-surface planer, 500' flexible shafting market, post office, bank. Tile in kitchen (1", 11/i") steel core, wall-type urinals, and bath. Large laundry room—many cup- payment, balance monthly. Or, 2- and 4- room apartments now available for rent, porcelain medical fixtures. R. H. Howlett, boards; also another bedroom and bath $20 and $35 each. H. Skadsheim, Rt. 1, Box 191, Watsonville, Calif. in rear. Garage, carport; lawn sprinklers; rear yard fenced. Price, $16,900. By owner, Box 558, St. Helena, Calif. --- LABORATORY TECHNOLOGIST WANTED.—SDA 11060 San Bernardino St., Loma Linda, MAKE preparation now to dry your own registered laboratory technologist wanted Calif. PYramid 6.2041. fruit without excessive heat or chemicals, for permanent position with CME medical and enjoy that fresh fruit flavor the year group operating small hospital. Church FOR SALE.—Nursing home, licensed for 9 around. Get detailed plans for building school in community. For details, write: patients. 1/2-acre lot all fenced. Family your own drier with complete drying in- George Gooche, Business Manager, Lan- orchard. Stucco buildings, 12 rooms, 22/3 structions included by sending $5 to: Fruit caster Community Hospital and Medical baths. Double garage. Gross income last Drier Mfg. Co., Rt. 3, Box 144, Orland, Clinic, 566 W. Lancaster Blvd., Lancaster, year over $20,000. Price, $28,000; terms. Calif. Calif. Might consider trade for income property with equity not less than $10,000, or home. Contact Owner, 5610 McCulloch, Temple FOR SALE.-5-room- home, 2 baths, 2 bed- LIVE in beautiful Humboldt Redwoods. rooms, and a smaller one for baby. Could 2 rented houses, $74 and $65; 2A acre; City, Calif. use one for real estate office, beauty parlor, space for trailer house. On Highway 101, etc. 10-grade SDA church school about 1 Eel River, 1/2 mile to new freeway, 2 miles WANTED.—Young SDA COuple, without chil- block. Lot about 200 feet. Mrs. T. M. to stores, church, school. Elevation, 350 ft.; dren, interested in learning funeral busi- May, 1301 - 41st Ave., Santa Cruz, Calif. mild climate. $13,500, terms. Owner, Box ness, to live in apartment at mortuary. 307, Miranda, Calif. For details, write: P.O. Box 642, Loma STUDEBAKER LARK —Special prices to Sev- Linda, Calif. Phone PYramid 6-0125. enth-day Adventists. Direct factory volume FOR RENT.—Will share home in mountains, dealer. Prices include service and warranty. 35 miles from Marysville, with SDA cou- QUEEN BLENDER. — Liquefies up to 93%. Phone or write, NOW, for full information ple. Private room; kitchen and laundry Your best buy today. Not sold in stores. and prices. Robert C. Martin, Studebaker- privileges. Or—board, room, and laundry ► Special short time, $32, including tax. John Lark-Mercedes, 711 S.E. 6th St., Grants if desired. J. Victor Cloos, Vierra Rd., Newton, 821 W. Lugonia, Redlands, Calif. Pass, Oreg. GReenwood 6-4481. Rackerby, Yuba Co., Calif. 16 PACIFIC UNION RECORDER

sent to the editor-in-chief, Dr. Ernest S. Booth, Box 1326, Escondido, Califor- nia, and subscriptions and all matters Pacific Union College pertaining to circulation should be sent President, R. W. Fowler Dean, M. E. Mathisen Business Manager, W. E. Anderson to the circulation manager, H. W. Clark, 600 Edgemont Lane, Angwin, New Wing Voted for Student Week of Devotions California. As a general rule, it is planned to January 17 to 22 Men's Dormitory publish the four issues of the year The men students of Pacific Union Students at PUC are considering this about the first of March, June, Septem- College were happy to learn recently week the topic -The Quest for Per- ber, and December, although delays of the $140,000 appropriation voted fection" in the annual Student Week may occur at times. by the College Board to add a wing to of Devotions which began Sunday eve- The subscription prices arc as fol- Newton Hall to help alleviate the ning, January 17, and will continue lows: 1 year, 81.75; 2 years, $3.00; crowded housing conditions. Because through Friday evening. 5 years, $6.00. Make all checks or of an increased enrollment about Theme of the week was taken from money orders payable to The Naturalist. twenty-five men are being housed in 2 Peter 1:5 to 7, RSV, often referred the dormitory recreation hall this year. to as Peter's la-lder. Ten student speak The new wing, planned to house ers, representing various majors, will about forty-eight men, will be erected present the morning and evening serv- at the north end of Newton Hall. ices scheduled daily for 9:45 a.m. and Present plans call for a three-floor addi- 6:40 p.m. tion of twenty-four rooms. An appropriate backdrop portraying Construction is scheduled to begin the overall theme was provided by in April so that the rooms will be ready Clinton Conley and Bob Porter. Louane A Million for the opening of school in September. Kelm arranged for special music for Compared with today's astronomical A second unit, calling for about fifty each meeting, and song leader Wes figures, a million seems small. In fact, rooms, to be added later will complete Blevins introduced the theme song, "He in the business world a billion has even the wing addition. Was There." become small, and we are now talking The week will conclude with the in terms of a trillion. When it comes to F. D. Nichol to Speak communion service on Friday evening. the distribution of a single truth-filled January 23 Speaker will be Dr. A. G. Maxwell, book, however, a million is still quite F. D. Nichol, editor of the Review head of the department of religion. large. This was our goal for The and Herald, will be the guest speaker Co-ordinator for the Week of Devo- Marked Bible in 1959. Although only at Pacific Union College for both tions is Don Driver, Student Associa- 800,000 were printed, God has richly church services on Sabbath, January tion religious vice president. blessed this program. From all over the 23. Services are scheduled for 8:30 world field requests have come for addi- tional pages of truth. Our hearts have and 11: a.m. Topic for the morning The Naturalist Magazine services will be "My Trip to Russia." been thrilled as we have seen souls ac- At a regional meeting in the college A quarterly journal devoted entirely cept the message of God's remnant peo- gymnasium at 3 p.m. the same day, to outdoor natural history—to the study ple right here in our own Pacific Union. Elder Nichol will discuss "Mv Four of animals (marine life, insects, birds, The Marked Bible is still going out, Month's Trip Around the World." mammals, etc.), plants, rocks, and stars; people are reading, hearts are being to questions of creation and evolution; touched. Let us each remember the Choir Tour Announced to field trips and nature study methods. great literature ministry as we pray to The PUC A Cappella Choir will Each issue contains 32 or more pages, our Heavenly Father, for we know that begin its tour season the weekend of 7 by 10 inches, printed on highest His blessings arc waiting for those who February 13 with appointments in quality paper, and is well illustrated. seek them. northern California. The schedule for Regular features are: Book Reviews, Time to secure The Marked Bible at the weekend is indicated below. Other Nature in the Classroom, Observations, five for only $1 is fast slippin?, away. appointments for the choir will be Camera Tips, Fun with the Microscope, Your Book and Bible House has a printed in advance in order that those Hikers' Corner, and News From the limited supply left at this unbelievable wishing to hear the choir will know Clubs. price. How about your grocer, your when programs are scheduled in their The Naturalist is the official publica- service station attendant, your barber? 41,4J• tion of the Associated Nature Clubs of Have you told them of the message that February 12- America, an organization sponsored by is so dear to your heart? Why not do it 2:30 p.m. Miranda High School the biology teachers in Seventh-day today? It will cost you only twenty 7:30 p.m. Eureka SDA Church Adventist colleges. It is edited by an cents per copy. Send your order today February 13- editorial board elected quadrennially at to your Book and Bible House, or give -, _ . /-11_ 1 a a . I vILL41.4.1 the Lioikw, LULVeilLions. IL IS printed it ro your church missionary secretary. 8:00 p.m. Crescent City and mailed by the College Press, Col- Tomorrow may be too late. Orders for February 14- lege Place, Wash., but all matters per- 100 or more of The Marked Bible are 7:30 p.m. Miranda SDA School taining to editorial features should be sent postpaid. PACIFIC PRESS.