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Vol. XXXVIII Berrien Springs, Mich., January 22, 1946 No. 4

1=4:=====2=1=2Z1=ZMQZ1=CiT(t=2=X:111 at best only general, and we would be litically as you like without a penalty WISCONSIN happy to hear from each of you per- —what has his freedom cost? Much, sonally so as to help you in your partic- T. E. Unruh - - - - President oh so much! Our heritage of free- B. G. Burchfield - - Sec.-Treas. ular situation. G. F. RUF dom has been purchased. at the cost 802 E. Gorham St., Madison, Wisconsin of blood, suffering, and sacrifice. No- Mail Address, Box 512 WHAT PRICE LIBERTY? ble men have gone to prison, sub- IZt==it=i1=1=2=Z=Q=C1:2,2=k1=2=3=3=3=11, THREE yearly subscriptions to the mitted to the flames at the stake, suf- SABBATH SCHOOL AND Liberty Magazine for only one dollar? fered the loss of all things in order CHURCH MISSIONARY Yes, that's right. But that really isn't to light the Torch of Freedom. And OFFICERS my question. What has been the cost these all believed the cost was not too WE HAVE had a number of letters of our liberty—the freedom we take great. from Sabbath school superintendents so much for granted? The unmolested And now this great blessing is and secretaries, as well as missionary privilege to observe the Sabbath, to ours. It is our heritage. But freedom leaders and secretaries, asking for in- worship in harmony with one's con- has its enemies. There are those -who formation and counsel with respect victions, the right to a job without hate it and would destroy it. Influ- to the work they are doing. We were a religious test, to serve our country ences are at work to again enslave a happy to receive these letters and without disobeying God, to think po- freedom-loving people. What will it would be glad to have every one of these officers write to us and tell us of their particular problem or burden or plan, and we shall be glad to give Are all the children in? The night is falling, ARE And storm-clouds gather in the threatening west; all the help we possibly can. We wel- The lowing cattle seek a friendly shelter; come you to the circle of our church ALL The bird hies to her nest; workers and pray that through your The thunder crashes; wilder grows the tempest, And darkness settles o'er the fearful din: efforts our Sabbath schools and THE Come, shut the door, and gather around the hearth- churches will grow and there will be stone; Are all the children in? stronger missionary zeal than ever be- CHILDREN fore. We want to keep before us our IN? Are all- the children in? The night is falling, great goal of doubling our member- When gilded sin doth walk about the streets, 0, "at the last it. biteth like a serpent"! ship within the next four years, and Poisoned are stolen sweets. we believe that if there were no other 0 mothers, guard the feet of inexperience, Too prone to wander in the paths of sin! line of activity in our churches aside 0, shut the door of love against temptation! from the Sabbath school and church Are all the children in? missionary, these two departments Are all the children in? The night is falling, could reach that goal. So, a great deal The night of death is hastening on apace; depends on you officers and how you The Lord is calling, "Enter thou thy chamber, And tarry there a space." inspire our people thro.ugh your lead- And when He comes, the King in all His glory, ership. Who died the shameful death our hearts to win, We are preparing bulletins which 0, may the gates of heaven shut about us, With all the children in! will give you some instruction, and Elizabeth Rosser. we hope that these will be read care- fully. However, these instructions are 2 LAKE UNION HERALD

cost to remain free? Eternal vigilance emy of liberty. Therefore those who preacher, every teacher of youth, ev- for one thing. We must not take love freedom most must be most ac- ery editor, and eve:), jurist. It should liberty for granted. Only those who tive in spreading the gospel of free- be found in every school and public are willing to sacrifice for freedom dom in every community. library. This goal can be reached are worthy to enjoy it. A people can The Liberty Magazine is America's without too much sacrifice. Here is 'remain free only so long as they outstanding journal of liberty. It how it can be done: have an intelligent understanding of should be in every Seventh-day Ad- First, make sure that this journal the great foundation principles on ventist home. It should be made: comes to your own home. which it is built. Ignorance is an en- available to every lawmaker, every Second, on January 26 place in the Religious Liberty Offering from one to five dollars cr more, that the con- HAVE YOU HEARD?? ference might be able to supply the magazine to the above mentioned in- Something to happen in Madison dividuals. YOU NEVER HEARD BEFORE! Third, send in lists of prominent individuals who should receive the CHILD EVANGELISM INSTITUTE magazine. T. E. UNRUH January 26-27, 1946 SPECIAL OFFERING NETS MADISON CHURCH OVER $10,000 Corner Colby and VanDeusen Streets AN important project and a willing (South Side) people! Under the blessing of God For Whom? such a combination cannot fail. This on Every Seventh-day Adventist Soul-Winner! truth found demonstration De- Pastors, Elders, Deacons, Clerks, Treasurers, all church officers, cember 22 when the special offering Sabbath School Superintendents, Teachers, all S. S. officers, for the New Academy was received. Missionary Volunteer leaders, Secretaries, all officers, All Church School Teachers, Home and School Leaders, all officers, The date was not a favorable one All Sabbath School Division Leaders, Teachers, Assistants, etc. since it came so close to Christmas All workers and teachers of youth, Juniors, Primary, Kindergartens, and Cradle Roll, and the Thirteenth Sabbath. The EVERYBODY weather was most unfavorable on that EVERYBODY particular Sabbath. And yet the re- EVERYBODY! sponse was wonderful. Not all the re turns are in. We are confident that Do you deal with young people in the church, Sabbath school, church school, home, shop, street, alley, camp, jail, anywhere? many of our people have not yet THEN YOU SHOULD COME!! turned in their offering or paid the POSTPONE ALL OTHER ENGAGEMENTS!! pledge made December 22. The total Do you want to know: reported in cash for the special offer- How to tell stories? How to win youth to Christ? How to make your class successful? How to conduct a successful Sabbath school or M. V. Society? LAKE UNION HERALD How to CAPTURE child interest? Published weekly (50 issues a year) by the How to spring ATTENTION TRAPS? How to keep the youth spell-bound? LAKE UNION CONFERENCE OF How to give them wholesome thrills? SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS THE SECRET IS OUT!! COME—SEE—HEAR THE SECRET IS OUT!! Berrien Springs, Michigan These amazing, thrilling, soul-stirring, captivating, fascinating, unusual studies will be given by the combined efforts of the Missionary Volunteer and Sabbath School Department of the Wisconsin Conference. This is positively All matter for publication should reach the Lake Union Conference office, WEDNES- something you have never seen or heard before! You cannot afford to miss this DAY preceding the date of issue. Subscrip- opportunity of a lifetime! All sun-ounding churches are cordially invited. tion price $1.00. Come for Sabbath school and Sabbath morning service, and stay through un- R. M. Harrison - Managing Editor til the closing session, Sunday 5:30 p.m. Similar institutes will be held a+ G. E. Schultz - Associate Editor Eau Clairc, February 2-3, and Bethel, February 16-17. Entered as second-class matter Novem- BY ALL MEANS PLAN TO BE THERE! ber 3, 1908, reentered January I, 1946, M. J. Perepelitza at the post office of Berrien Springs, Michi- gan. Printed by the College Press, Berrien Springs, Michigan. LAKE UNION HERALD ing and on previous pledges is $10,- Nehring of New London will be we must give more study and atten- 544.82. In addition to this the Dorcas saddened by the news of her sudden tion to these. societies turned in during the month death. Sister Nehring spent part of We want to thank the union for of December $975 to apply on their the afternoon of Friday, January 11, making this insitute possible and $10,000 goal for the culinary depart- visiting some of her neighbors. She only wish that these brethren could ment. To date the ladies of the Dorcas returned to her home and made ready spend several more week-ends with have sent in $1,081. the evening meal. Following supper us. The Conference Committee ex- she unexpectedly had a stroke and Our next Child Evangelism insti- presses deep gratitude for the splen- died about 9:30 that evening. Funeral tutes will be directed by local work- did response of the churches to this services were conducted by Elder ers and will be held in Madison, Jan- special appeal. Let us all continue the Unruh in the New London church uary 26 and 27, in Eau Claire, Feb- good work. on Monday, January 14. ruary 2 and 3, and at Bethel, Feb- While in the home of one of our The managing board of the Wis- ruary 16 and 17. We invite all church church members in the northern part consin Academy Farms met in the members, especially officers and par- of the state a few days ago, the ques- conference office on January 15. Man- ents who live within a radius of sixty tion was raised if we could not do ager W. H. Wohlers made an encour- miles of these places to plan to attend as well each month when the regular aging report of the progress Of the these institutes. G. F. RUF Educational and Improvement Fund work on the farm. The large corn is received. Yes, I think so. With ev- crop has been almost completely har- cc c cc cc c cc ery member of the church planning vested and all surplus corn has found ILLINOIS definitely for the monthly offering a ready market. L. E. Lenheira - - - - President unheard of results will follow. Mark E. L. Green - - - - Sec.-Treas. these dates on your calendars—they Boa 29, Brookfield, Illinois are red letter days—days when our CHILD EVANGELISM ;2a=QQ—S111-13Z1=3=3=a=2=Q=13=2=3=a221 own young people receive the bless- INSTITUTE—MILWAUKEE ings of our gifts. It is for the saving JANUARY 12 and 13 marked high RADIO BROADCASTS and training of our own children that days in the Milwaukee area, because TIIE following is a list of the Illi- the New Academy is being established: during these two days a Child Evan- nois Voice of Prophecy broadcasts as February 16 July 20 gelism institute was conducted at the gathered from the latest Radio Log: March 16 August 17 Central church. Elders Brown and Lu- City Station K. C. Local Time April 20 September 21 Chicago WAIT 820 10:30 A.M. May 18 October 19 cas, from the union, and Miss Shep- Galesburg WGIL 1400 8:30 A.M. June 15 November 16 ard, from the Michigan Conference, Harrisburg WEBQ 1240 8:15 P.M. December 21 Herrin WJPF 1340. 1:15 P.M. led out in the instruction, and we had Make Every Educational and Improve- Jacksonville WLDS 1180 9:00 A.M. a very appreciative audience. Represen- Joliet WJOL 1340 6:30 P.M. ment Day a Special Offering Day tatives from the various Milwaukee Quincy WTAD 930 1:30 P.M. T. E. UNRUH Rockford WROK 1440 9:00 A.M. churches, including the Sharon, as Springfield WCBS 1450 10:00 A.M. Well as Raymond and Sheboygan. We S. M. MCCORMICK NEWS NOTES believe that this institute has opened THE Milwaukee German Church, the eyes of many not only to the A COLPORTEUR REPORT together with the rest of the Wiscon- spiritual needs but also to the great Are excellent spirit prevails among sin churches, is giving strong support possibilities of working for our chil- our literature evangelists in Illinois, to the New Academy building pro- dren and having them decide defi- and God is blessing them greatly, not gram. In addition to the personal nitely for Christ while young. only with good sales but many soul- pledges and cash contributions made Those who heard the special instruc- winning experiences as well. For ex- by the church members, this congre- don given by Sister Shepard expressed ample, H. L. Tucker writes as follows: gation several months ago transferred themselves especially grateful for the "I had a wonderful experience New to the conference a Milwaukee resi- wonderful instruction she gave on how Year's day, using the lead system. I dence owned by the church. This to better conduct the primary, kinder- called at a home where I had already property was sold recently and the garten, and cradle roll departments; talked to the man's wife. They took transaction brought nearly $2,500 into and those who were there returned the Home Study Library set and paid the building fund. Such loyal support with many helpful ideas. It is in $5 down and the balance the next is greatly appreciated. these departments that the spiritual Monday. The husband said, 'I wish The many friends of Mrs. Fred ideas of our children are molded and I had had these books last week while I 4 LAKE UNION HERALD was sick.' We had prayer and he ex- ditorium - of Decatur last Sunday we have prospects of a good harvest pressed his desire for me to see his night. We have not received an offi- of souls. , sister who is a widow and who had cial report concerning this meeting The last Thirteenth Sabbath of the taken Bible studies from Brother yet, but we understand that there was year our Sabbath school raised over Winders. She has two married daugh- an attendance of more than 400 at $300, making it almost a double dol- ters, and a younger daughter, and a the opening service. Further reports lar day. On every other Sabbath a thank son at home. Before I was finished concerning this evangelistic effort will offering is received by which the peo- with the canvass, in came another appear later. ple show their thankfulness and ap- daughter and her husband. All of Elder 0. J. Dahl is holding a series pieciation.for God's blessings to them them were intensely interested, and of Sunday afternoon lectures in the and for answered prayer. It is not un- this husband remarked that Saturday Milan Community Hall, Milan, Illi- usual for our thank offering to reach is truly the Sabbath. The Holy Spirit nois, which is located a few miles $50 on one Sabbath. was present with us and we had from Moline. He held his first meet- A branch Sabbath school has just prayer. Before I left they had ordered ing last Sunday afternoon. been started in the home of one of $111.25 worth of our books. These From a lay member, Mr. Louie G. our sisters in Elmwood Park and we people are honest in heart. Let us pray Whitten, comes this report: are certain that with God's help many that they may be gathered in—all. "I do believe you will rejoice with souls will find their way into the truth. nine of them." me on this experience. As a result of Our Dorcas society has sent hun- Good reports are the rule these my Bible studies since October one dreds of boxes to Europe containing days. Here are some for the week end- lady and her daughter have been to clothes, food and many other useful ing January 12: church and Sabbath school the last articles. It costs Il.54 postage to send Hours Orders Deliveries nine Sabbaths. Another lady and her one box, so you can readily see what John Makovsky 40 $103.30 $103.30 two small boys started attending the expense of this project represents Lowell Ross 38 110.10 79.50 church the first Sabbath of the year W. H. Shafer 36 81.35 103.25 to our society. However, God is good John Snell 32 118.00 118.00 and last night as I gave them the to us and the money keeps coming in F. 0. Ullrich 40 146.75 128.50 study on baptism, she wanted to know so that we have always sufficient for our Howard Tucker 36 403.20 403.20 Norman A. Loewe 41 148.10 148.10 how soon she could be baptized. So needs. For this we give honor and Frank Unger 41 275.70 185.75 you see we will have a baptismal praise to God who is ever mindful of Pearl Wickersheim 41- 134.55 134.55 C. E. Lee 31 302.40 263.40 class very soon." the needs of His children, and who is Joseph A. Quinn 34 316.90 242.05 Mr. Whitten states that at the pres- willing to satisfy these needs. Pray for This is the first week for the last ent time he and two others are giv- US. ANTHONY CATALANO two names mentioned. We welcome ing studies to 29 people and have these new workers to the joys of our 24-26 waiting to receive Bible stud- group. We can use others. Will you ies. Most of these lessons are given MICHIGAN give it your earnest consideration? by means of the picture projector. T. G. Bunch - - - - President A. B. Mobley - - - - Sec.-Treas. C. H. SMITH We thank God for the good that is being accomplished as a result of the Box 900, Lansing 4, Michigan NEWS NOTES work of our laymen. DR. Kenneth Grundset, recently re turned form overseas duty, is now CHICAGO ITALIAN CHURCH NEWS NOTES practicing dentistry at 3538 Grand THE work of preaching the ever- THE marriage of Miss Irene L. Boulevard, Brookfield. We are very lasting gospel to the thousands of Butler of Takoma Park, Maryland, to happy to know that Dr. Grundset has Italians in the city of Chicago is not Kenneth L. Englebert of Berrien chosen to set up a practice in our field an easy task as most of them are Springs, Michigan, tcok place at the and we certainly wish him good suc- Catholics, but the Lord has promised home of the bride on January 6. The cess. to be with us and in His name we simple but pretty wedding was at- Elder S. A. Kaplan spoke in the are going forward steadily. tended by relatives and many friends. Springfield and Petersburg churches Our church is active and we can Marie Butler and William Butler, Jr., last Sabbath. We received word that see the Lord's blessings in all our en- sister and brother of the bride were his visit was much appreciated by deavors. maid of honor and best man. The the members of these churches. Vesta Cash, our Bible instructor bride's father Elder Wm. A. Butler, Elder E. C. Banks opened his evan- who has recently connected with the performed the wedding ceremony. gelistic effort in the high school au- Italian work, is kept very busy, and Mr. and Mrs. Englebert will estab- LAKE UNION HERALD 5

lish their new home in Berrien Springs Those of us who have attended one fore for a church of 100 members is where Mr. Englebert' is a student in of these inspiring sessions can enthu- only $33.35. Last year our conference the college. siastically say, "don't miss a meeting, fell far short of its goal and we hope to reach it this year. Elder R. H. Wentland, home mis- they are packed with new ideas and A fine program has been sent to sionary secretary, left the office Friday mark the birth of a new day in our each church and to all the isolated afternoon and Friday evening gave an work for our children." members together with circulars giv- address on temperance at the Burr Last Wednesday members of the ing testimonials of leaders who have Oak High School. Sabbath, January finance committee of Adelphian Acad- been reading the magazine with a 13, was the day set for the union meet- emy met here in the conference office subscription order blank for individual ing at Sturgis whei-e Brother Wentland and on Thursday the committee for spoke both morning and afternoon. Cedar Lake met'at the academy there. use. Saturday evening a social hour was For some time the churches in the It is hoped that the prepared pro- gram will be given or a sermon well attended. Allegan district have been requesting preached on the subject that is so vital Missionary Volunteer secretary a visit from their conference presi- dent, Elder T. G. Bunch, at one, of to Seventh-day Adventists in these D. W. Hunter spoke in Port Huron their union services. He met with them closing days. Fortunately, it is one of last Sabbath morning and at Algonac last Sabbath when the churches of the Four Freedoms that is receiving a "in the afternoon. He reports a snow- Gobles, Douglas, Otsego, and Allegan lot of publicity these days so that it is fall of more than nine inches in a little united for a service both morning and a most up-to-date subject. over two hours which made travel in afternoon. Miss Bethel Rice accompa- T. G. BUNCH that part of the state difficult and haz- nied the Bunches and provided special ardous. instrumental and vocal numbers along Hugh Forquer spoke to a well-filled LAKE REGION with others who were present from the Z. Q. Dasent - - - President church at Pontiac at the eleven o'clock district. P. M. Crowe - - - Sec.-Treas. service and on his return trip to Lan- 619-621 Woodland Park Chicago 16, Illinois sing stopped in Howell for their meet- RELIGIOUS LIBERTY ing. The attendance here was not large OFFERING on account of a number being ill. ON SABBATH, January 26, an offering RELIGIOUS LIBERTY Brother D. V. Cowin of the educa- will be taken in all our churches for tional department , was guest speaker THE month of January is Religious the cause of religous liberty. All of this at the union meeting held in. Decatur. Liberty campaign month. offering is to be sent in to the confer- A number were present from Niles, Our liberties in the world have ence office and will be used to send the Dowagiac, and Glenwood in spite of reached the most critical period of Liberty Magazine to the legislators, the condition of the roads. the world's history. The need of de- attorneys, doctors, judges, editors, and fending the cause of civil and reli- Elder H. P. Evens of the Book and libraries of the state. This makes 2880 gious liberties was never greater. Bible House has now recovered from subscriptions and we have these names We urge pastor and chuich elder an attack of pneumonia and was wel- and addresses. in all our churches not to side-track comed by his home church at Lansing This fine .magazine should also be this campaign but encourage every when he spoke at the morning service sent to other professional ppople in- family of your churches to subscribe last Sabbath. In the afternoon he cluding ministers and teachers. We do for the Liberty Magazine—one for showed a most interesting film on not have the names and addresses of themselves and one to some public "Honey Bees" at the Missionary Vol- these two classes and would be glad servant or your public library—in unteer hour. Elder Evens is something to receive them so they can be in- the schools of your city. of an apiarist by hobby and enjoys cluded in the list. Our own members We hope every church in the con- working with bees. will also want to subscribe for them- ference will carry out the Religious Miss Edith Shepard has just returned selves and this should be done through Liberty day program on January 26. from a week end in Milwaukee, Wis- the missionary secretary of the church. District leaders who are in charge consin, where she joined Elders Brown The goal of each church is one sub- of several churches may have to carry and Lucas of the Lake Union office in scription for each member. This isn't out the program on different Sabbaths a Child Evangelism institute. This is high since the subscription price of during the month but, brethren, be the second in this series, the third to this quarterly magazine is only 35 sure to do it. Give your people an be held in Chicago next week end. cents or three for $1. The goal there- opportunity to hear a program on re- 6 LAKE UNION HERALD

ligious liberty and be sure to take a Our delivery goal for the past year teacher of the primary, kindergarten, liberal offering for the promotion of was $150,000. With the help and bless- or cradle roll ages will want to miss liberty and circulation of the Liberty ing of God we were able to deliver this valuable practical instruction and Magazine. $151,000 worth of truth-filled litera- help. Sister Shepard served this con- Remember the date for the offer- ture. We have just closed our annual ference as Sabbath school secretary ing, January, 26. J. E. JOHNSON institute with fifty in attendance. over a period of years, and those who These men and women are well able are acquainted with ner will not ques- L. B. BAKER ELECTED under .God to do a similar work tion the value of her services. AS MANAGER this year. The above group will not be with us PURSUANT to a joint meeting of the We ask your prayers on behalf in any other Child Evangelism insti- officers of the Lake Union and the of these godly workers as they go tute in this conference. Therefore an Lake Region conferences, who met to from door to door seeking to place invitation is extended to all churches consider the future of our Book and the light of present truth in the hands in the proximity of Indianapolis. We Bible House, the available members of of those who sit in darkness. hope that a large number from sur- the Conference Committee were called VIRGIL GIBBONS rounding churches will come and to meet for the same purpose. And af- benefit from the meetings. ter very careful study it was voted that --<„c--ct—kr-c.c7fig=m P. T. JACKSON L. B. Baker be asked to take over the INDIANA work as manager of the Lake Region B. B. Wight - - - - President CHILD EVANGELISM Conference Book and Bible House. Elton Dessain - - - See..-Treas. RECENTLY much has appeared in the This action was approved unanimously 3266 N. Meridian St., Indianapolis 7, Ind. Telephone—Wabash 4571 columns of this paper relative to an- by the full committee, including ab- (((((((((((((((k( nouncements and reports of meetings sentees. conducted in the interest of the chil- Brother Baker for the past year, COMING TO INDIANAPOLIS dren. What has been done thus far is acted as assistant manager, and did Er DERS H. F. Brown and T. E. Lu- but the beginning of a far larger work very satisfactory work. As he assumes cas of the Lake Union Conference and which must yet be accomplished if his new responsibilities he can do so Miss• Edith Shepard of the Michigan all of our boys and girls are to be with a confidence that our prayers for Conference will conduct a Child Evan- spared from the pitfalls of this perverse his success will accompany him. gelism institute in the Indianapolis age and saved in the kingdom of God. South Side Church, corner of Laurel The burden resting upon us is not NEWS NOTE and Orange Streets, on January 26 the education of the child to religion, LAST Sunday night, January 13, Elder and 27. but rather the conversion of the child Allison, of Indianapolis, started evan- The sessions of the institute will ex- to Christ. The sacred work of Child gelistic meetings in the church on tend throughout Sabbath afternoon Evangelism must not be confused with Capitol Avenue. He reports a very and all day Sunday. It is probable premature baptism. It may not have good attendance with bright prospects that they will be continued in the eve- occurred to some that in many in- of an increase. These meetings will nings during the following week, but stances premature adult baptisms have continue every Sunday night for an later announcement will be made of become a far more serious problem indefinite time. that. The Indianapolis churches are then premature youth baptisms. Along fortunate, indeed, to obtain this splen- with intellectual comprehension there OVER THE TOP did help for their churches. It is ex- must be heart preparation. WE HAVE entered a new year. The pected that this will be the largest These Child Evangelism institutes old one is in the past. It left us with institute of this character conducted are to help the older members of the a fine record from our faithful col- anywhere in the state and not a single church in their efforts to lead the child porteur evangelists. A church of member of either the north or south to Christ. If the proper foundation has twenty-three members is now ready side churches will want to miss the been laid during the early years, the to be organized, and one hundred sessions. step signified by baptism will be se- and forty-nine are receiving Bible We are very fortunate to obtain the curely taken. In the Indiana institutes, studies weekly. Altogether sixty souls services of• Sister Shepard who will a plan is being developed which will have been won to the truth as a di- contribute liberally from her long ex- provide for some separate meetings rect result of the work of our colpor- perience in working with the little for children. These occasions will pro- teurs during 1945. folks. No children's division leader or vide for our boys and girls opportuni- LAKE UNION HERALD 7 ties for self-expression and spiritual Now is the Time! to have your "Review achievement. It is recognized by all and Herald," "Youth's Instructor" and "Our BUSINESS NOTICES Little Friend" bound. We are also in a posi- that baptisms will come in their nor- tion to give you immediate service on bind- mal way in counsel with parents, Please send all advertisements, accompa- ing Bibles and Testimonies. Berrien Bindery, nied by cash, to the local conference office to E. M. College, Berrien Springs, Mich. teachers, church board members, and be approved by the president or secretary- pastor. treasurer, after which the advertisement, if For Sale. - The Washington Missionary approved, will be forwarded to the "Herald" College A Cappella Choir has prepared two During the week end of January 5 office. The rate is one dollar for each insertion sets of Recordings composed of good old and 6, Elders W. A. Nelson and P. T. of forty words or less, and two cents per gospel hymns. These records present excep- word for each additional word. tionally fine Sabbath music and have been Jackson, and Miss Hazel E. Baker welcomed everywhere by our people as were associated with Elder K. M. filling a long-felt need. The choir is an out- standing one on the radio and in our churches. Kennedy of the Gary district in a full Wanted Workers.-Graduate nurse to take full charge of small hospital at night, also There are two sets, one comprising two two-day program of Child Evangelism. wanted hydrotherapy technician understand- twelve-inch records, two sides. Price $3 per The meetings were conducted in the ing colonies, wanted a bookkeeper. New Park set, plus postage of 30 cents-$3.30. The Sanitarium and Hospital, 107 Breeze St., Hot other three 12-inch records, both sides. This Gary church with Elder Kennedy as Springs, Ark. -F5 is a full 25-minute N.B.C. Radio Broadcast chairman. Both the Hammond and with continuities. Price $5.50 plus 30 cents postage-$5.80. Make checks payable to Gary churches were well represented Girls Wanted.-Need Seventh-day Advent- W.M.C. A Cappella Choir. Send orders to throughout the sessions. ist girls to work in factory manufacturing Director, W.M.C. A Cappella Choir, Takoma magnetos. Working conditions are excellent. Park, 12, D. C. On Sabbath morning Elder Nelson Day work only. Good wages. Write or apply addressed the Gary congregation and to J. I. Case Co., Rockford, Ill. Magneto Div., Wanted. - Experienced S.D.A. Baker for Attn. Mr. H. E. Cox. -122, old Established Business. One who can handle Elder Jackson spoke at Hammond. either breads or sweet doughs. Permanent Miss Baker spoke to the junior con- position and good wages to right party. When Extra Money.-Men and women earn ex- replying state age, experience, size of family. gregation in the basement auditorium tra money for investment. Good article for also telephone number. The Vegetarian, 1125- of the Gary church. Following the Dorcas society. Two out of three people buy. 6th Ave., San Diego 1, Calif. -J29 morning devotional hour the churches Sold by leading concerns. Big Discount. Send for sample and details. Fisher Mfg. Co., Attention S. D. A.'s.-I am going to Cali- came together for the services which 231 East Ave., Rochester 4, N. Y. -J29 fornia soon. Will sell or lease, established followed. The many expressions of real estate, mortgage loan and general in- surance agency. Also, three bedroom 1941 gratitude coming from those who at- MOVING?-When you plan to move long modern home optional. Wonderful opportu- tended these meetings, lead us to be- distance to any point in the United States, nity for a live wire salesmanager. Phone. contact Atlas Van Lines, 4875 Milwaukee wire or write, Glover Ooley, 160 East Market- Avenue, Chicago 30, Illinois; telephone Pen- lieve that a fertile field of soul-win- Street, Suite 1019-1020, Indianapolis 4, Indi- sacola 3400. This company is owned and op- ana. -F12 ning endeavor attracts us as we labor erated by Mr. Geo. E. Edler. -N-46 for the youth of this conference. Wanted.-Nurse, graduate or under-grad- Along with those assisting from the Here it is at last! CLAIRE'S JEL, 100% uate for general office work for S. D. A. doc- tor. Write stating qualifications. Address: conference office, Miss Hazel E. Baker vegeterian Dessert, prepared just like Jello. 8 flavors, ,15c pkg. 7 packages for $1.30 Howard T. Morse, M. D., 28 Carroll Avenue. (Continued on page 8) postpaid. A fine item for Dorcas Societies and Takoma Park, 12, Washington, D. C. -F5 church schools to sell. Write for wholesale prices. Vegetable Juice & Prod. Co., 480 F. Notice. - We have a home for elderly Main, Box 145, Rochester, N. Y. -F12 ladies and at present there is a vacancy. If COLPORTEUR REPORT interested in having a home here with us at $15 per week please write or phone to Mrs. For Month of December, 1945 Needed at Once: Experienced lady book- W. H. Lemmon, 202 Washington Ave., keeper and stenographer. Employment imme- Holly, Mich. Phone 71021. diately. Write L. L. Dunn, 835 Hubbard St., Indiana, E. H. Craig, Sec. Green Bay, Wis. -J22 Bk. Hrs. Total Del. Neuschafer-Case Funeral Home Agnew, Jessie BTS 108 $502.20 $498.40 MADISON FOODS at Madison College, Services arranged and conducted any place Baker, Mrs. G. MMC 65 192.15 182.10 Tennessee, offers Dorcas Societies an oppor- in Chicago and Metropolitan Area. Carr, Mabel BR 57 248.05 162.05 tunity to introduce health foods to church Ambulance Service Dunklee, A. C. BR 67 150.35 102.85 members and neighbors and at the same time EARLE D. CASE Goodwin, Kay BTS 65 78.00 161.00 raise money for church projects. Write for Funeral Director Gough, Geo. BR 130 495.25 468.25 full particulars. -F12 177 Woodside Rd. Phone: Guyne, Mabel HSL 73 269.35 270.40 Riverside, Illinois Riverside 5345 Lawson, Chas. BR 117 220.15 133.70 -A9 Olson, Mame HHS 127 394.90 394.90 For Sale.-The Soilmaster Co. Six nation- Riebe, Mrs. G. HP 50 173.90 173.90 ally advertised fertilizers produced. 500,000 Smith. Eva B. MMC 67 172.90 171.35 yards of raw material on hand. Offered be- Swem, Maude MMC 121 239.20. 211.00 cause of owner's cleath. An opportunity for SUNSET TABLE Turner, Cora 1-ISL 51 481.00 354.30 the right party. Equipment included. Watkins, E. 0. BR 120 176.60 113.35 We have several of the choice fruit and January 25, 1946 Willsey, H. N. BR 143 509.20 476.50 stock farms of southwest Michigan that ,are Lansing 5:41 Madison 5:01 Part-time wkrs: 732 2237.55 3098.10 worth the price asked. Reninger Realtor, See Earl Spaulding, Assoc., Telephone 3701, Ber- Detroit 5:38 Indianapolis 4:56 2096 $6,540.75 $6,972.15 rien Springs, Mich. -F12 Springfield 5:10 Chicago 4:56 8 LAKE UNION HERALD

of "the heart of the fathers to the chil- city. He teaches a Sunday school class, INDIANA CONFERENCE dren, and the heart of the children to and today was concerned over not their fathers" "before the coming of having prepared his lesson. My vol- (Continued from page 7) the ,great and dreadful day of the ume of Bedtime Stories came on has dedicated herself to the noble work Lord." Mal. 4:6, 5. Thursday of this week, and as yet he of Junior Evangelism. As a regularly As we enter other churches and dis- hadn't looked it over. I got the book employed Bible worker in the confer- tricts, we are anxious for your prayers and told him that while it might be ence, she has especially directed her that under God's blessing a permanent a little young for his group, he might efforts toward the saving of the youth. work may be accomplished in the get some ideas that he could use in The boys and girls who have associ- preparation of our dear children for a his lesson. After glancing over it a ated with her at Junior Camp from place in God's kingdom. few minutes he exclaimed, 'This is year to year have been drawn closer INDIANA CHILD EVANGELISM PERSONNEL just what I've been looking for.' He to Jesus through the beautiful spiritual used some of the stories and said the truths she teaches by story and by ob- children liked them. ject lesson. YOU GIVE US THE ANSWER "Will you please advise me if I Prior, to the Gary institute, Miss OUR conference offices are fre- may sell some of these books, and Baker spent a full week with the quently receiving letters similar to the if so, under what arrangement? I am Evansville church and a full week with following, which was received by one enthusiastic ever the idea and would the Tell City believers. In these places of the conferences here in the Lake like to start right away." she carried the entire program of Union. Child Evangelism meetings by herself. Many letters of like nature come to "Gentlemen: Recently I purchased our offices from people who have Both churches have given hearty ex- one volume of Bedtime Stories from bought either our health, doctrinal, pressions of appreciation for the spirit- your representative, Mrs. , of or children's literature. They appreci- ual enrichment brought to them this city. I like this book so well that ate its value. It has meant something through her labors. Following her re- I am interested in selling it, and I turn to Evansville for the Week of to them, and now they see possibilities wondered whether Mrs. has a in introducing these publications to Prayer, eight people were baptized into contract with you to be the sole rep- others. the church at Evansville and Tell City. resentative in Some of these gave their hearts to "Having a wide acquaintance here We have always reserved the priv- Jesus largely through the influence of and being interested in childen's stor- ilege of selling our wonderful litera- the Child Evangelism services. ies because of my own two childen, ture to our own people. Many cities We believe that the hour has come I feel I could get a goodly number and counties remain unworked. when we are to witness in greater of sales. How shall we answer letters like measure the fulfillment of the prophecy "My husband is a principal of one this? Think it over, won't you? of Malachi which calls for a turning of the Junior High Schools in this W. A. HIGGINS

NEWS NOTES ELDER and Mrs. M. D. Howard left VOICE OF PROPHECY Indianapolis the 16th for California Heard Over 512 Stations Every Sunday to visit his parents before going to INDIANA Port Huron WHLS 1450 8:30 A.M. their new field. Hammond_ WJOB 1230 8:30 P.M. Sault Ste. Marie WSOO 1230 11:00 A.M. La Fayette WASK 1450 Traverse City WTCM 1400 8:00 P.M. S/Sgt. Harry Hannah, Jr., returned 9:30 A.M. Richmond WKBV 1490 8:30 A.M. WISCONSIN from Korea, and received his discharge South Bend WSBT 960 9:00 A.M. Appleton WHBY 1230 8:30 A.M. at Camp Atterbury, January 14. This Terre Haute WBOW 1230 9:30 A.M. Ashland WATW 1400 8:30 A.M. Vincennes WAOV 1450 8:30 A.M. Eau Claire WEAU 790 9:30 A.M. took from our office Mrs. Hannah, Fond Du Lac KFIZ 1450 8:30 A.M. who has been working here for some MICHIGAN Janesville WCLO 1230 8:30 A.M. Calumet time. WHDF 1400 10:30 A.M. Manitowoc WOMT 1240 8:30 A.M. Detroit CKLW 800 9:30 A.M. Marinette WMAM 570 4:30 P.M. Another visitor in our office was Escanaba WDBC 1490 8:30 A.M. Medford WIGM 1490 9:00 A.M. Cpl. Joseph Grosswiler, who has just Grand Rapids WJEF 1230 9:00 A.M. Poynette- Ironwood WJMS 1450 8:30 A.M. Madison WIBU 1240 8:30 A.M. received his discharge, having returned Kalamazoo WKZO 590 9:30 A.M. Rice Lake WJMC 1240 10:30 A.M. from China. He is a member of the Ludington WKLA 1450 8:30 AM. Sheboygan WHBL 1330 . 8:30 A.M. Marquette WDMJ 1340 8:30 A.M. WDSM 8:30 P.M. Converse church. Superior 1230 Muskegon WKBZ 1490 8:30 A.M. Wis. Rapids WFHR 1340 9:30 A.M.