Christian Chronicle (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 14, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 24, 1957 Page: 7 of 8
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By E. W. STOVALL
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the
4,000 Volume Library Given
York College by Denver Lady
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Rude at
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SEDRO WOOLEY. Wash
The Sedro Wooley Church
cently purchased a lot across
from the new junior high school.
A note in the amount of $2,500
must be paid off as soon as pos
sible because the holders of this
note need the money for medi
cal expenses
I van
church
"God
been
a 75
ames Dennison Moved
o Boling November 18
those interested in
may write
church of
Memorial
supplement income
over the
of the
Radio Brings
High Results
With Old Folk
If we have your correct ad
dress, it will help you to get
your paper quicker. <
be sent to
Puget in
Washington,
donation “Buckley”
the
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BOLING,
tavernher
on baptized
aughters at
®gan a meeting in Boling
Member 1.
Course Designed
For Young People
Taught hv Sayers
TULSA, Okla—Stanley Say-
ers. who preaches for the Mem-
orial Street congregation here,
has planned a series of lessons
on "Christian Evidences,” es-
ne dally designed for young peo
ole He recently taught this
course in a training for service
seiies held in this city.
“Many young people through-
out the country need help con-
cerning their faith in things
eternal and congregations will
do well to plan a special series
of classes designed to Increase
the faith of young people in the
Bible." said Alan M Bryan of
Dallas, who attended the recent
training program
Bryan believes there are a
number of men well qualified to
conduct such courses and sug-
gests that
contacting Sayers
to him. care of
Christ. 103 North
Street, Tulsa. Okla.
Weakly Cniy. Churches
lave Daily Radio Time
DRESDEN, Tenn Reeder
lidham reports that three
fere restored rind one baptized
l Dresden The churches in
feakley County are now on the
Ir every day at 8 45 a m over
le new 1 iiihi watt st at ion in
lartin, Wl’MT. 1410
HONOLULU. Hawaii — The
Herald of Truth radio program
is now being broadcast in the
Hawaiian Islands over station
KALM each Saturday at 9:30
a m The tapes are made avail
able by the Highland Church
of Christ in Abilene and the
1‘earl Harbor Chun h of Christ
here is paving for the radio
time
Construction on a new church
building has begun Lynn Cook
of J005 Hala Drive. Honolulu 17.
TH is the evangelist.
money to
from tuition and fees
first five year period
school
DeHoff has been a successful
business man as well as a suc-
cessful preacher. He has also
b’lilt up a large printing busi-
ness while carrying
work as an active i
college grows,
grow in this great
field of Idaho and
DeHoff and
the prayers
every
most important
task faces
which
years.
These books contain a num-
ber of significant religious ar-
ticles and reports clipped faith-
fully through a number of dec-
ades. Included in the library are
a number of writings of lead-
ers of the restoration move-
ment and scholars of the past
century.
Mrs Organ, who worships at
the South Logan Street congre
gation in Denver, states that
her busband had long hoped to
establish a Christian college in
the North-Central area of Amer
lea.
This gift constitutes the sec
ond major collection of books
coming to York College since it
opened last year Approximate
ly 10.000 volumes on various
subjects were contributed to
the school by ftfr and Mrs
Fred T Preshaw of Ogden.
Utah, last year.
BOLING. Tex James L. Den
Ison began working with the
nurch of Chriat here Novem
jer 18 and preached in the con
negation's gospel meeting Dec-
Jnber 1-8. Dennison came here
fom Agua Duk e, Tex , where
I’ C. Morton is now preaching
Christianity should bo as at
tractive to a Christian as
telephone is to a teenager.
— Idaho—The board of
Valley Christian College
Q"appointed C«eo»xe DeHoff of
Lrfreesboro. Tennessee, as
ksident of Magic Valley Chris
L_ College located in Albion,
iaho.
[Magic Valley Christian Col
Le has been fortunate enough
Fobtain from the state of Ida-
D an excellent college plant
orth some $1,000,000 on a 99-
jar lease at $8.33 a month
The location is beautiful, on
toping hills at the edge of fa-
mous Magic Valley On the op
bsite slope of the valley is an
kcellent skiing course with ski
ft. in the mountains within
|ght of the college is much
as deer. bear.
As I
china h
mission
joining states
school need
financial help of brethren
as this
challenging
POCAHONTAS. Ark.-In the
past three months our daily ra-
'lio program has paid off with
converts among the old people.
I here have been six people bap
II ed past 72 years of age
I hey have learned the truth
'rom the radio program, large-
num
" • re 7a ami 83 years of
respect jvely Our daily pro
i has stirred the populace
to a diligent study of the Bible.
' he denominations have felt
I he force of the vospe] truth
Recently the proa hers alliance
tried desperately to bring force
upon the station management
to camel our contract, but they
no t with failure, and the truth
"'till sounded out in this way.
Even th
not
of a
now
YORK. Neb.—Mrs. _C. L. Or-
gan of Denver, Colorado, has re-
cently given her late husband’s
entire 4,000-volume library to
York College. The collection,
covering a wide span of years,
was primarily religious but in-
cluded some volumes in other
areas
e Baptized at Boling
t. On Saturday,
James L Deni
mother and two
Boling Denison
on
Carl L. Organ, who spent most
of his jife preaching, was an
extensive reader. One unique
feture in this library is a col-
ie: tion of 125 large scrapbooks
Rude, minister for
in Sedro Wooley.
< an be glorified by
swering this call."
Should an individual Chris-
tian or a congregation be able
to help in the matter, the
t her h here would be happy to
re'av this b-ck nrn'hly under
the same terms that they are
now paying
New industries in the area
have brought new Christian
families to this area, thus doub-
ling the membership in a short
time TI)e present facilities will
only seat 70 and are much too
small
The lot was purchased with
half of the $3.OOP down pay-
ment being borrowed from the
bank and the rest being made
up by the members The church
in Electra. Texas, contributes
to this work as does the York
Boulevard Church in Los Ange-
les Calif
Contribution may
Ivan Rude at 412
Sedro
Mark
note
In the
of the
ild gam.'1 such
nd antelope
Magic Valley College will
ive two sports not possible to
her Christian colleges-
id large game hunting.
A campaign is being started
nmediately to raise operating
wide uso of TV has
destroyed the effectiveness
daily radio program. I am
in my 12th year of daily
radio prea< hing ami irom that
wide experience. I believe ra
dio to bo one of the greatest
means of prop gating the Uuth
in existence "od iy Congrega-
tions should see that this is
done whoe'er the facilities are
i vailable
Honolulu Meeting
First in Two Years
HONOLULU. Hawaii
lev Shipp of Riverton. Wvom
ing, was guest speaker in ;
day gospel meeting which
gaii December 1 at the Keeau
moku and Dominis
Church of Christ here
This was the first gospel
meeting in more than two years
sponsored by this congregation
which is one of five on the is
land of Oahu but the only one
Servicemen
comprise a
ngregat ion
has
tha n
attendance
Peak at
a 10
i be
-7 Valley Christian College
ard Appoints DeHoff President
in Honolulu
their families
part of the <■<
This congregation
blessed with better I
percent increase in ;
during the past year
tendance for Sunday Bible study
is approximately 150
Eugene Winter is accomplish-
ing a great deal with his sug-
gestive* leadership and is car
rying out a heavy program of
personal visitation.
The congregation is not self-
supporting If you tire interest-
ed in contacting the church
here, write to: Eugene Winter,
P () Box 5326. Honolulu Ha-
waii.
These
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Nichols, James W. Christian Chronicle (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 14, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 24, 1957, newspaper, December 24, 1957; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1306701/m1/7/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Christian University Library.