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As Elisha of old was accused of being the cause of the calam ities that were being visited upon the people of his time, just so will the people of God in the last days be accused as the cause for the troubles of our time.
“And then the great deceiver will persuade men that those who serve God are causing these evils. The class that have pro voked the displeasure of Heaven will charge all their troubles up on those whose obedience to God’s commandments is a perpetual reproof to transgressors. It will be declared that men are offend ing God by the violation of the Sunday-sabbath; that this sin has brought calamities which will not cease until Sunday observance shall be strictly enforced; and that those who present the claims of the fourth commandment, thus destroying reverence for Sunday, are troublers of people, preventing their restoration to divine favor and temporal prosperity.’’ —Great Controversy, p. 590.
As disaster upon disaster follows in quick succession, and oeople are brought into straitened places, suffering, want and fam ine, with epidemics mowing down earth’s inhabitants in great num bers, some will begin to cast about for the cause of these calami ties. And no doubt the troubles of those times will be laid at the door of those who differ in belief and practice from the multitudes. J. F. Piper 2 CENTRAL UNION REAPER
Church Mem. 1940 1941 Cents a W k. Wyoming Mission Bigtrails ___ 22 111 61 84 89 .074 M. E. Hagen, Secy-treas. Casper ______50 1234 40 1278 54 .49 Telephone 1053 1278 18 .21 Box 803 - - Casper Cheyenne ______84 1076 53 425 West Twelfth Street Conference ...... 165 945 06 1036 44 .12 Encampment ______20 270 80 261 29 .25 Greybull ______31 374 92 470 16 .29 KPOW Radio Broadcast Lander ______20 305 24 284 29 .27 Laramie ____ 34 232 25 350 58 .20 H e r e in the Bighorn Basin of Wyom ing we have been disappointed by the Lovell ____ 12 211 99 231 68 3 7 poor reception of the "Voice of Proph Newcastle ______36 557 38 647 21 .21 .09 ecy”, broadcast In order to make up for Pavillion ______30 96 03 143 83 3 5 this hindrance and give our believers the Pine Bluffs ______17 254 94 312 72 .15 opportunity to invite their friends and Powell ___ 36 317 86 280 75 232 39 .21 neighbors to tune in and hear the mes Rawlins ______21 182 59 391 73 3 4 sage, we have made arrangements for Rock Springs ___ 22 483 11 .18 a local broadcast. Sheridan ...... 93 925 17 886 46 .17 Beginning with February 1 the "Bible Ten Sleep ______23 213 36 210 85 .11 School of the Air" will broadcast over Thermopolis ____ 21 67 98 121 26 Upton ______21 261 43 .24 K PO W (1230 Kilocycles) each Sunday 280 25 .40 morning at 9:15 and each Wednesday Buffalo S S ...... 8 149 03 203 08 .20 morning at 8:15. During these fifteen Story S S ____ 7 62 52 73 86 .24 minute broadcasts we plan to cover the Saratoga S S ______8 101 40 entire message step by step during the Your gifts to missions have been $8353 02 $9143 02 year. It will necessarily be short and greatly appreciated and we thank each concise but will offer an opportunity to donor for sacrifices in behalf of our develop interest. missionary work conducted throughout Culbertson; Master Comrade—Gladys I would urge all believers in the Bas the world. May the spirit of liberality Thompson. in to keep this constantly in mind, men to God's cause be exercised during this After various phases of the Progres tion it to your neighbors, talk about it: new year so that the work may soon sive work including the Pledge and Law, be enthusiastic about it as a program be finished. some Bible memory work, Leathercrafl, you are enjoying but not necessarily M. E. H a g e n Physical Culture, Knot-tying, Stars, that it is “your church.” Enthusiasm for Christian Help Certificate, and Reading a radio program is catching so do not Kansas Conference Course, had been discussed the lights settle down and take it as a matter of J. H. Roth, President were again turned on and Elder and fact. Above all pray for the broadcast P. W. Ochs, Secy-treas. Mrs. Reiswig took their places on the and pray daily for us as we venture Telephone 2-4141 Box 267 - - Topeka platform. Elder Reiswig gave the Charge out into this field of activity. Make wills and legacies to the S. B. O l n e y Kansas S. D. A. Conference Asso cia tio n . CENTRAL UNION REAPER Official Organ of tha Central Union Con- Missions Offerings Investiture Is W ell Attended ference of Seventh-day Adventists W e present herewith the missions of MANAGING EDITOR - S. J. LASHIER O n S u n d a y night, January 25, from Editor . . . Ava M. Covington ferings received for 1941 as compared to a platform decorated as a woodland Subscription price, fifty cents a year. the previous year. It is a good report and scene, the Topeka I Juniors, with their All checks and money orders should be one worthy of study. sponsor, brought to their audience some made payable to the Central Union Reaper. The Casper Church is the only one Both old and new addresses should be of the features of the Progressive Class given when a change is requested. exceeding the goal, while the Buffalo work. After the opening exercises and All copy for publication should reach the Sabbath school shares in the honor of a talk on Progressive work and the R ea p er office by Wednesday preceding the d ate of publication. passing the General Conference goal of Missionary Volunteer society work, the 40 cents a week per capita for gifts to lights were turned out and the Juniors Central Union Conference Directory O ffice: 4 5 2 7 Calvert St., Lincoln, Nebraska missions. entered singing “Come, W alk with Me Telephone 4-2182 The Lovell, Pine Bluffs, Newcastle, the Woodland Trail", as they found President - - J. F. Piper Sec-Treas., Auditor - S. J. Lashier and Rock Springs churches are to be their places around the campfire. H.M. and S.S. Sec. - L. G. Jorgensen commended for their splendid records Those taking part on the program Field Miss. Sec. - J. M. Jackson Ed. and M. V. Sec. - G. R.Fattic for 1941. were as follows: Friends—Cecil Kelley, Rel. Liberty Sec. - - J. F. Piper Several church remittances were re Delora Henderson, Newman Hendersoa, Published weekly (fifty issues a year) ceived after closing which would alter Herbert Henderson, Jack Watts, Junior by the Central Union Conference at Col this report a little but we were anxious Watts, Norman Wood, Jack Culbert lege View Station, Lincoln, Nebraska. Entered as second-class matter, June 6, at the office to get all our records in son, Geraldine Edwards, Lois Jean May, 1 9 1 1 , at the post office at Lincoln, Nebras readiness for the annual audit and there and Donald Diehl: Companions—La- ka, under the Act of Congress of March 6, fore did not hold our books open after Vonne Henderson, Alberta Henderson, 187 0 . Accepted for mailing at special rate of January 5. Ruth Mae Helt,Duane Huey, and Dale October 8, 1917, authorised August *0, 1920. CENTRAL UNION REAPER 3 and presented the pins, Mrs. Reiswig in in time so that their new officers could Central Church. The members take him assisting him. Then all those being in appear on the 1942 records. If any of in so quickly that the church life is not vested joined hands, and Elder Dustin, you new officers are not receiving some disturbed, only enlarged. the local church pastor, gave the Conse of the material that you think you This traveller’s first acquaintance with cration Prayer. should, possibly it is because your clerk Seventh-day Adventist purpose and sin Surely those who witnessed the pro has not sent us your name. In that case, cerity was through contact with the pres gram will receive encouragement and in
Tune in and invite your neighbors at 8:45, Leal V. Grunke, educational and friends to do likewise. Then, write and young people’s secretary of the con Nebraska Conference in to the station. A constant flow of mail ference. broadcasts from station WMBH O. T. Garner, President L. R. Alexander, Secy-treas. does much to win the confidence of the 1420 kc in Joplin. Also at 8:45 a.m. Telephone 3-2171 officials of the radio station. The pro Sunday, Elder Harold Schmidt broad 1405 South Seventh St. Lincoln gram is under the caption: "The Bible casts from the powerful station, KFEQ. Auditorium of the Air" station KFEQ, 690 kc, in St. Joseph. This program can A Larqer Vision St. Joseph. Let us continue to pray for be heard throughout the entire northern A l l of us need to remove the obscur the radio work in the Missouri Con part of the conference as well as in ing clouds of ignorance, indifference, and ference. H a r o l d H . S c h m id t many other states. The writer broad misconception that keep us from seeing casts three times weekly, each Sunday the possibilities in young people’s work. Radio Evangelism In at 10:30 a.m., Tuesday and Thursday “Why, we don't have enough young Missouri at 10:15 a.m. on Station, KXOK. 630 people in our church to have a Mission S u r e l y this message will go with kc in St. Louis. This station reaches out ary Volunteer society!” How many times great power in the Missouri Conference into many states, and at present we are has this remark slammed a heavy door during 1942 as it takes the symbolic receiving mail regularly from listeners in the face of any hopes cherished in form of a "Mighty Angel flying in the in sixteen different states. On February youthful hearts! Here is the tragedy of midst of heaven" through the facilities 1, we launched out on a greatly expand ignorance, for in many cases there are of five great radio stations. Eight pro ed program of three broadcasts each many more young people than the grams will be broadcast within the week. At the time of this writing more church officers realize. boundries of the conference each week, than 2500 are enrolled in the Bible A careful survey into the families of or the equivalent of more than a broad - School from Station KXOK. the church may reveal some shocking cast a day for 1942. Surely this is as Each of the Bible Auditorium of the statistics. In one church of 350 members, God would have it, for the speedy Air broadcasters is using the Bible Study with "not enough young people for a streamlined day in which we live re Correspondence School plan. W e ur society," a survey turned up 274 youi.g quires that we proclaim this message gently invite all our members within the pec pic aged 6-25, connected with church with great power and speed using the conference to give their support to the lamflies. Another survey in a church of streamlined facilities at our command. program that is heard best in their com 120 members found 80 young people. Radio broadcasting has taken a new munity. Invite your neighbors and friends In Nebraska, the statistical average turn in our work as an effective me to enroll in the Bible Study Correspond indicates that we have about 2300 young dium of soul-winning evangelism. This ence Course. Also we invite our own people connected with our church fami has been proven so beyond a question of church members to enroll in the Bible lies. Every year 141 reach the age of a doubt by those who have been using Study Correspondence Course. It is of 14 and ought to be baptized. Yet over it so effectively in the last few years. fered free, and it will be of great help a 5-year period we have been baptizing Through the medium of the Bible Study in fixing the great points of the message an average of 41 young persons each Correspondence School Plan, a success in your mind, and prepare you to give year. There is, then, a great unreached ful means has been devised for the fol it to others more efficiently. W rite to group who need this message. They con low-up of interest stimulated through the station nearest you, or to the one stitute a field for personal and evangel the preaching of this message by radio. heard best in your community and ask istic work by our loyal young people. Soon ten thousand will be enrolled in the for radio logs and enrollment cards for As such they are a challenge to our Bible Study Correspondence Course the Bible school. If every member of the M. V. societies. throughout America, according to latest conference will give loyal support, both The prayer and personal workers’ figures, and every week brings the hap financial and otherwise, to this great hands we mentioned last week are only py news of many who are uniting with soul winning endeavor, it will prove a a starting point. They should be agen us in the keeping of the Sabbath as the real success. Our radio evangelists will cies foi a great youth crusade to find result of this type of radio evangelism. also hold several large public efforts dur and reclaim young people who never Surely through the radio, combining the ing the year. have found Jesus or who have wandered facilities of public evangelism and the As the familiar theme song of the air, from Him. printed page, will be fulfilled in actuality, “Jesus Saviour Pilot Me,” announces the It is clearly evident that God is call the prophet's vision of the Advent mes radio messages from our men proclaim ing our young people to organize into sage going as a "mighty angel flying ing this everlasting gospel over ths prayer and personal workers’ bands to in the midst of heaven.” ether waves, let our great army of val reach out for other youth, for in addi The Missouri Conference can rightful iant faithful soldiers of the cross through tion to the Spirit of prophecy calls quot' ly be proud of its Radio Log. Each out the Missouri Conference unite their ed in our R e a p e r article last week, we Sunday evening at 6:00 o’clock the efforts to make 1942 the greatest soul- have this encouragement: coast to coast program, “T H E V O IC E winning year in our history as a confer “He (Satan) well knows that there is O F PROPH ECY" is broadcast from ence. By God’s help we can do it! no other class that can do as much good St. Louis, on Station K W K. L y l o n H. L in d b e c k , Pastor as young men and women who are con 1380 kc, and in Kansas City on station Central Church, St. Louis. secrated to God. The youth, if right, K IT E 1590 kc. Just following the could sway a mighty influence. Preach "V O IC E O F PROPH ECY” program During the first World W ar waste- ers, or laymen advanced in years, can on Station KITE, in Kansas City, Pas paper became so valuable that one deal not have one-half the influence upon the tor Jerry Pettis, of the Central Church, er in New York paid $10,000 for the young that the youth, devoted to God, is on the air at 6:30. Sunday morning discarded paper from one building. can have upon their associates. CENTRAL UNION REAPER 5
"W ho are seen pleading with tender tails, including enrollment blanks. Let’s and hope by the time of baptism she too earnestness with their companions to have an all-out response from our will have come over the line. If she forsake the ways of sin and choose the churches. These studies on Home Edu does, there will be five persons born in path of happiness? cation should be going into every to the advent message as a result of the "This is the course which the believ church. They will bring real blessings! effort held for the colored people in ing youth should take."—M essages to L. W . P e t t i s Scottsbluff. Young People, p. 204. The workers in charge were, Mrs. Brethren, this work is of God, and He Blue Sprinqs Report Martha Mallette, Bible worker, Mrs. will supply grace and power and tact As F i r s t fruit from the Blue Springs Alice Humphrey, and the writer. for success. Let us not see the difficul effort which was started by Elder Olney A. B. H u m p h r e y ties in the way, but let us try to see the and finished by Brother J. J. Williamson, possibilities. W e may have to make a two individuals received the sacred rite From Boulder small beginning, but the Lord can use of baptism in the Fairbury Church on M r . a n d M r s . L e s t e r S n y d e r were it and make it grow. T o reach the great Sabbath, January 24. Brother William honored Thursday evening by a farewell and promising field of unconverted son examined the candidates. Elder L. party given by members of the sanitar youth we must rally our devoted young W . Pettis preached the morning sermon ium family in the recreation room of the people and lead them on into active and then baptized the candidates in the nurses’residence with Elder F. R. Isaac service. Thank God for the M. V. so beautiful baptistry in the Fairbury in charge. Mr. C. L . Torrey gave a ciety which provides the organization Church. talk of appreciation for the fourteen and the machinery. L. W . P e t t i s Three others accepted the truth and years of service Mr. Snyder has given are joining on profession of faith. Some the institution, and presented the family First Aid to Parents of these recent converts will take mem with a wool blanket in behalf of the T h e work of Christian education has bership in the Beatrice Church; others staff. Mr. and Mrs. Snyder and two reached out to include not only the will join the conference church. W e children, Barbara Jean and Ronald, plan youth from grade one through college, welcome them to Christian fellowship to leave in February for Pine Bluffs, but also father and mother. and pray for them lives of victory and Wyoming, where Mr. Snyder will en For years the Home Commission was happiness. gage in farming. a lonely wilderness-voice calling to the L. W . P e t t i s Brother and Sister F. A. Page of Cam church to train its members for the job pion visited friends at the sanitarium of building homes and rearing children. More Baptisms last week. But now the department of education, O n Sabbath, January 17, Elder R. W. Captain Donald Page, our former eye, from the General Conference down to Wentland baptized ten in the Lincoln ear, nose and throat specialist, is still the local conference, is taking up this Church. Most of these have joined the located at Ft. Bliss in .El Paso, Texas. important program. And a very inter College View Church. The Drs. Page are happy to have Dr. esting program it is, too! A further report from Elder Apigian Joseph Mossburger and family and Cap The Home Study Institute now offers states that seven more have been bap tain Jack Turner and his family all lo a set of ten fine lessons on Home Edu tized as a result of the effort held at cated in El Paso at the present time. cation to parents and interested mem McCook. Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper are the bers. If there are five or more who wish proud parents of a baby boy bom Jan- to enroll, the cost is only 50c for each ROUSE-HUENERGARDT uay 22, who has been named John individual. For single individuals or for O n T hie evening of January 3, 1942, Wayne. Mr. Cooper is the pharmacist groups smaller than five, the cost is $2.50 Miss Dorothy Rouse, of Elm Creek, at the sanitarium and Mrs. Cooper has for the course. Nebraska, and Mr. Laverne Huener- been the chief dietitian for a number of gardt, of Bison, Kansas, were united in Just a short time ago we sent this years. offer and all details to our church elders. marriage at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Since it was necessary for Dr. Prince There has been some gratifying re Henry Johnson, at Elm Creek. The bride to atend a meeting of sanitarium exec sponse, but there are still other churches is a graduate of Shelton Academy, and utives of the associated sanitariums of that need this very help. both she and her husband have attended Seventh-day Adventists in California When your child needs dental work, Union College. They will make their late in January, he and his family drove do you send him to the blacksmith? home in Canton, Ohio. W e wish for to California for a vacation of about ten them God’s rich blessings as they estab Would you call the wagon-maker to days. replace a broken mainspring in your lish their home. The new year has brought new inspi watch? Would you, a layman, dare to R. W il l a r d W e n t l a n d rations in our Missionary Volunteer so pick up the scalpel to perform an appen ciety work. The young people of the dectomy? O f course not. Yet we are Colored Effort In sanitarium have taken a very active part complacently willing to undertake, with Scottsbluff in the Missionary Volunteer society. out training or direction, the “nicest T h e Lord has blessed our effort here Profitable and interesting meetings are work ever given to humans— that of rear by giving us three souls for His king being held. The missionary bands are ing our children in the love of the truth dom. These three and a young man who functioning in full capacity. and the fear of the Lord. was already keeping the Sabbath will be If you want inspired counsel to help baptized near the last of this month. The United States has 2,277 airports with your problems in the home, this Another woman with whom we have in use or in preparation. Nearly half of plan is just what you are looking for. been studying is under deep conviction them are municipally owned. Army and Your elder has all the necessary de of the Holy Spirit. 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If you have claims for deferment on the ground of dependency, you must make WITH OUR COLPORTEURS clear in filling out Series 7. BUSINESS NOTICES if you have a claim for deferment on the ground of being a regular or ordained Wanted: Middle-aged S.D.A. family to KANSAS CONFERENCE minister, or a student preparing for the operate 240 acre farm. Farming, etc. for the For Week Ending January 24, 1942 ministry, you must make this clear in fill care of aged woman and what work will be Book Hrs. Sales Deliv. ing out Series 8. J. B. Aitken Misc. 48 124.50 124.50 required to maintain property. A good Only registrants who are conscientiously Melvin Sample BR 20 21.75 chance for industrious man. References opposed to combatant or noncombatant exchanged. One fourth mile from paved Carl Watts BR 34 51.45 • military service by reason of their reli Mrs. Garner Mag 24 14.55 14.55 highway. Mrs. Belle S. 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I am also, by reason of religious BOX 403, QUITMAN, GEORGIA Book Hrs. Sales Deliv. training and belief, conscientiously op C. C. Gray HP 37 8.25 33.30 posed to participation in non-combatant Mrs. Musgrove Mag 18 17.90 17.90 military service and request, in the 55 26.15 51.2 0 event I am found to be conscientiously Attention, Parents! Union Totals 446 504.45 302.70 opposed thereto, that, in lieu of my in duction into the land or naval forces of I Am taking this means of directing the United States, I be assigned to work of national importance under civilian di your minds towards Christian Home day rection; and 1 agree to perform such on February 7. A great many more of Questionnaire . . . work and conform to all rules and di furnished by the registrant in answer to rections made and given with reference our parents should enroll for these stud these questions, that the Local Board de thereto by the President of the United ies. The outline as it appears in the termines his classification. States or by such person as he may de the February Gazette, affords a great The series of questions require the fol signate or appoint for such purpose pur lowing information: suant to such rules and regulations as deal of material for the program on that Series 1 Identification. he may prescribe ...... ( ) day. The Parents and Home Education Series II Physical Condition. It is the first paragraph which Seventh- Series III Education. day Adventists should check, not the se program, has been taken over by the Series IV Occupation or Activity. cond. Department of Education, and lessons Series V Agricultural Occupations. The Special Form for Conscientious Ob are available. Series VI Other Occupational ex jectors should be obtained at once when p erien ce. the questionnaire is received through the Contact at once the educational su Series VII Dependency. mail. This does not need to be returned Series VIII Minister, or Student Pre with the questionnaire, but it may be so perintendent in your local conference paring for the Ministry. returned. It should be returned within a and take advantage of the opportu Series IX * Citizenship. few days after the questionnaire has been Series X Conscientious Objection to sent to the Board. It is then filed with nity offered for home education through W a r. the questionnaire, of which it becomes a means of the studies that are now being Series XI Court Record. p a rt. Series XII Military Service. made available. Full information can be Series XIII Students, Present Mem It is of the utmost importance that the Special Form for Conscientious Objectors gotten from your superintendent. All of bers of Armed Forces, Certain be filled out correctly with the informa ficers in the churches should make de Officials, etc. tion it calls for. In order to do this a spe finite plans to observe Christian Home Following this is space for the regis cial leaflet has been prepared, and is avail trant’s statement of opinion regarding the able in .all Seventh-day Adventist churches, Day, February 7. I call your attention classification he should be given. called “Filling Out the Special Form for again to the February Gazette for ma If you have a claim for deferment on Conscientious Objectors.” What this Spe terial for the program on that date. the grounds of occupation, you must make cial Form contains will be dealt with in a this clear in filling out Series 4, 5, and 6 later article. G. R . F a t t ic of the questionnaire. CENTRAL UNION CONFERENCE Radio Log STATEMENT OF FORTY-CENT-A-WEEK BUND “Voice of Prophecy Program” FOR YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1941 (52 Weeks) Station KC Local Tim« St. Louis, Mo. KWK 1380 6:00 p.m. Member- Amt. $15.60 Amount Amount Kansas City, Mo. KITE 1590 6:00 p.m. Conference ship Per Member Received Short Lincoln, Nebr. KFOR 1240 6:00 p.m. Wichita, Kansas KFBI 1070 9:00 p.m. Colorado ______4606 95804.80 65521.16 30283.64 Denver, Colorado KFEL 950 5:00 p.m. Kansas ...... —3106 64604.80 30463.38 34141.42 Local Programs Missouri —------3076 63980.80 37271.02 26709.78 Kansas City Mo. WDAF 610 8:30 a.m. Nebraska ...... 3369 70075.20 37704.14 32371.06 St. Louis, Mo. KXOK 630 10:30 a.m. Wyoming __ 695 14456.00 9143.02 5312.98 Kearney, Nebr. KGFW 1340 4:30 p.m. Wichita, Kansas KFBI 1070 9:15 ajn. Totals ...... 14852 308921.60 180102.72 128818.88 .208 8 CENTRAL UNION REAPER
since been filled and was no longer up Veteran’s hospital in Lincoln, January UNION to date. Visitors to the college fre 18. John Boyd, a junior from Colorado, College of the Golden Cords quently looked in vain for the name of gave a short talk. The Association some relative or classmate which should also presided at a service at the city have appeared. mission, January 23. Charles Lickey, J. N. Anderson Celebrates Last spring a student organization, junior from New York, spoke. O v e r two hundred attended the sev The Knights of ’72, offered to furnish # A two piano arrangement of Men enty-fifth birthday reception for Profes another bulletin board and do the work delssohn’s Rondo Capriccioso, which has sor J. N. Anderson, the "grand old of bringing the list up to date. Their been arranged by Perry Beach, chair man” of Union College, held at the home work has recently been completed. man of the department of music, was of Dr. and Mrs. Everett Dick Tuesday At a dedicatory service held during evening, January 27. Mr. Anderson, who purchased recently by the G. Schirmer the regular vesper hour, Friday night, Company. It was presented last year at is professor emeritus of Biblical lang January 16, the roster was unveiled and the lyceum course number at the college uages at Union college, was presented presented to the college. Rolland Olson, by Mrs. Hartman, instructor in music at with a deluxe portable typewriter by junior from Minnesota, made a speech the college, and by Perry Beach. his friends and former students now in of presentation. President A. H. Rul- all parts of the United States. Many koetter accepted the roster on behalf of congratulatory messages also were re the college. Dr. I. F. Blue, chairman of Selective Questionnaire ceived. the department of religion, an alumnus Carlyle B. Haynes Professor Anderson, who was bom at of the college, and a returned mission It has been explained that the registra Swerborg, Denmark, w a s graduated ary to India, then addressed the audi tion on February 16 is not the time to present facts and information regarding from Milton College (Wisconsin) and ence briefly. He emphasized the fact your noncombatant claims, but that this received the degree of Bachelor of Div that Union College has always had, and is to be done in filling out the Selective inity from the University of Chicago in Service Questionnaire. These questionnaires still has, as one of its major objectives, will not begin to be received by the Feb 1901. He was the pioneer Seventh-day the training of missionaries. ruary 16 registrants until at least a month Adventist missionary to China from 1902 A total of 484 names now appear on after registration. They will be mailed to all registrants in strict accordance with to 1909. the mission roster. This figure corres their order numbers. Returning to America, Professor An ponds with the number of Golden The registrant himself provides the in formation upon which Local Selective Ser derson taught in the Foreign Missionary Cords now hanging on the front wall vice Boards base their classification deci Seminary at Washington, D. C., for of the chapel. sions. This is done upon the Selective Ser vice Questionnaire as well as upon the Spe five years. cial Form for Conscientious Objector He came to Union College in 1915, Newsettes (F o rm 4 7 ). where he taught for nine years, return The questionnaire is an 8-page document 9 Dr. I. F. Blue, chairman of the de containing 13 series of questions and hav ing to Washington to teach Greek and partment of religion, spent the week ing blank spaces for the registrant to fill Hebrew in Washington Missionary Col end of January 23 to 25 at Shelton in with information regarding his status. lege. In 1934 he was back at Union It is upon the basis of the information Academy. He spoke to the students on (Concluded on page 7) College, where he was made professor Friday night during the vesper service emeritus in 1939. and during church on Sabbath. On Sat Assisting the hostess, Mrs. Everett urday night, Dr. Blue, who has spent Spirit of Prpphecy Dick, at the reception were the Mes- twenty-five years as a missionary in In dames A. C. Cornell, I. F. Blue, Charles dia, showed moving pictures of Indian McWilliams, F. E. Bresee, and the life and mission work. Before going to Misses Ava Covington, Mary Sue Huff- India, Dr. Blue was principal of Shelton hines, Lois Heiser, Marjorie Hight, Gla Assignments for Seventh Week, Academy for three years. He is a native dys Moore, Ferne Jacobs, Marie San February 8-14 of Tekamah, Nebraska. ders, Virginia Huenergardt, Mary Hind- Volume: Desire of Ages O E. M. Cadwallader, director of ele marsh, and Mr. Elwin Dick. "In His Temple” mentary teacher training and principal "Nicodemus” The Mission Roster of the demonstration school, represented ' Feb. 8 154-156 the college at the dedication of the new T h e mission roster containing the Feb. 9 156-161 names of former Union College students Northeast High School in Lincoln, which Feb. 10 161-164 who have entered the foreign mission ser was held January 14. Feb. I l ' 164-166 vice was recently brought up to date # T . E. Unruh, president of the W is Feb. 12 167-171 through the efforts of a student organi consin Conference, visited at Union Col Feb. 13 171-174 zation. The original roster, which was lege January 21. Feb. 14 174-177 presented by the class of 20, had long O Dr. Dee Rees of Monterey Park, Gem Thought California, recently visited with his par The light shining from the cross re Sabbath Begins ents, Professor and Mrs. D. D. Rees, veals the love of God. His love is draw Friday, February 6 and with his brother-in-law and sister, ing us to Himself. If we do not resist Colorado, Denver —...... — 5:25 Dr. and Mrs. E. B. Ogden. this drawing, we shall be led to the foot Kansas, Topeka ...... — ...... 5:50 0 The Ministerial Association, an or of the cross in repentance for the sins Missouri, Kansas City ------5:45 ganization for ministerial students at that have crucified the Saviour. Then Nebraska, Lincoln ..... 5:50 Union College, took charge of the reg the Spirit of God through faith produces Wyoming, Casper ------5:21 ular Sunday night worship hour at the a new life in the soul.—D. A. 176.