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do not want the Catholic religion, for we have watched thelr works
in the fow-lands. We want vou to conte and teach us.”
We told them that we could not promise anything defimte hut
would report to our committee ab Manila and that we helieved
<omething would be done tor than, Chie! Davao then answered
and scud: C TE vow will comes we will eve vou all the Taond vou want,
vet hard wood from the forests to build a mission home for the
Gomi that the mission will send, build a school and a dormitory.”
All this was to he done ree hy the Kalineas,
We were indeed thankful for such a wonderful opening, and
prio that God will =oon supply the workers and means to hring
the niessave to these non-Christian tribes of North Luazon,
September Weddings
Bradley-Alkins
On September 20 Mr, Clarence Alkins and Miss Orval Dradley
were united in marvrviage. They will make their home at Mareelene,
Mo, after September 5.
Wheeler-Williams
Miss Gladys Wheeler and Mr. Rov Willaims were married on
September 20 at Marsland, Nebro They are making thelr home in
Ioaton, Colo,
White-Cliapman
Wednesday evening, September 220 Miss Darsy White and Ar.
Valentine Chapman were united in marriage at the home of Mes,
Ishizabeth Van Tithore, Elder J. No Anderson repeated the ceremony
in the presence of a few intimate friends,
The house was beautifully decorated with ferns nd ten roses.
The couple stood against a bank ol terns, and a Union College
pennant banner hung significanty over all,
Mus, Chapman i= the dauehter of Professor Go 130 White, She
attended the stnimer session at Union this vear, and was also a stu-
dent during the 1917-15 term. She has won for herself a host of
friends among both students and faculty, Mr. Chapman 1s also a
LU hionite,
They will make their home with Mes. Van Tilhore this winter,
and Mra Coop will fintsh the norma conrze at Dado,