The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12

Prof. Whitcome and Rev. J. NJ. o.
Brien here made remarks regarding
the work and needs of the school and
they were followed by d. J. Bunce,
of Des Moines, who presented the
claims of the school for some $1,000.
Subscriptions were received from
$500 down TO $40 from various parties
interested in the work and about
$4,000 or about half the amount asked
tor was subscribed. The subscription
has not been completed and it is eX.
pected that the whole amount will
finally be raised. During the exer-
cises Miss Silva McColl, of Council
Bluffs, rendered very fine and sym!
pathetic vocal solo Who are these in
Bright Array" Miss Gertrude Hill
presided at the piano. ~.
| Evening Services.
After supper the services of the
camp resumed their regular course
and a large audience was out at the
public preaching service in the even
I ing. 1t opened with an enthusiastic
praise service in which large chorus
led by the piano, the organ and the
icornet. The opening prayer was Off
cred by Mrs. Jennie Walker, of Guth-
rie Center, and afterward fine vocal
duet was sung by Rev. and Mrs. J..
NJ. Harris. Rev. c. w. Ruth preached
from Matthew 5:L0f For | say unto
you. that except your righteousness
shall exceed the righteousness of the
Scribes and Pharisees, ye shall in no
case enter into the Kingdom of
Heaven" The sermon was a vivid
70 nf
being mainly contrast between the
ceremonial religion of the Jewish
leaders and the true Christian accord
ing to Gods ideal. A clean pure heart
and holy CONSTANT life before God
were emphasized as being needed in
this day, among Christian people. An
altar service was held afterward at
which about a dozen seekers were
present, and so closed an exceeding.
Ily busy day for all at the camp
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College Graduates.
Alta NJ. Boyer. A. B. Age q. Pres.
Iident of class. Graduate OF Marion
Iowa High school 1900. Taught in
OskaIoosa and Rose Hill public
schools and served as tutor in Penn
college. Entered c. H. U. in 1908 as
Professor of History and while teach
ing has pursued her studies taking
the degree of Phi. B. in 1911, and A. B
in 1913. Is a Free Methodist. VIII
probably teach.
Clinton d. Arms, B. S. Age %. vice
president of class and treasurer OF the
Prohibition League, graduated at the
c. H. u. Academy in class of 09, anc
was formerly in Morningside College
and Taylor University of Uprand, In
diana. Besides at University Park
Has a literary bent and will probably
teach. ...
Elizabeth ]. Turner, B. s. Age 26
lis class secretary. Is a graduate o
the Alton, Ia, high school, in the
class of '07. Entered c. Fl. U. in tn
fall of the same year. Is Methods
and a member of the Student Volun
teer Band and is now awaiting an
. pointment as missionary to Ind;
from the Woman's Foreign Mission
AIRY Society after church.
, Lydia d. Christensen, A. b., ag'
Ia, is class reporter; graduated from
; THE Harlan, Iowa, high school in tn
, class of 1904, and taught German an
/ Latin for two years; was a studen
. lin Iowa State University and tn
I. Estate Teachers College; is also
i graduate of the Nebraska State Mo-
e NAL School and entered c. III. Y. i
!. I19ll. Is a Methodist and leaves a
|. a missionary TO India next Noven
: Der.
5 Leslies A. Moore, A. b., age "a.
y a graduate of the Gerlng, Nebraska
!. high school in the class OF 1907
/. NOV the pastor of the M. e. churc
e at Tracy and will continue In IN
; Ministry. Is the class treasurer an
vice president OF the Prohibitio