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THERE WAS A RELIGIOUS
INTEREST FOR ALL . ..
OF THE MANY opportunities in which students
could practice their Christian ideals, the COUNTY
FARM offered one of the most rewarding. Each
Sunday afternoon a group of students visited the
elderly residents at the farm and enabled them to
hear a lesson from the Bible as well as hymns sung
in a scriptual manner.
The traditional MONDAY NIGHT MEET­
INGS, in which the Christian attitude toward the
problems of everyday life was discussed, proved
well worth an hour of time to all who attended.
A new group, the MISSION STUDY CLASS,
was conducted early each Wednesday evening at
the College Church. It provided insight into the
problems of evangelistic work in both America
and foreign countries.
The SIGN LANGUAGE CLASS continued to
be of interest to a number of students. The purpose
of the class is to make it possible for its members
to teach Christianity to the deaf.
A quiet pause to commune with God, whether
in the middle or at the close of the day, served to
renew devotion to Him and love for human associates.
VESPERS brought serenity to close the
day's activities.
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TilE WEATHER wasn't always so enjoyable on
the walk to the County Farm.
MONDAY NIGHT MEETINGS were well
planned and attended.
BROTHER CANNON had charge of the Mission
Study Class.
BOB ANDERSON had some apt pupils in the Sign
Language Class.
VESPERS ended the day with a feeling of closeness
to God.