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S.W. J. C. NEWS NOTES.
We are glad to welcome the following"
students, who have arrived this week:
Gerald King, Robert Lynn, Mary Luc-
cock, Ray Cole, Mae Wilhelm, Reggie
Mattison, Gussie Kinder, Mr. Tucker.
The enrollment of the * church school
has passed the ninety mark.
The girls’ basket ball team has been
reorganized.
Mrs. W. T. Field, of Fresno, Calif,
has been visiting old friends in Keene,
this week.
‘Mrs. Brewer, of Comanche, Okla-
homa, visited her son, Frank Brewer,
last week.
. Miss Olive Wilson is spending a few
days in Houston with her brother who
is ill. -
Elder Woodward, a returned mission-
ary from the Philippines, spoke to the
Keene church last Sabbath.
Miss Rose Carey was called home to
Houston, Wednesday. We hope to have
her back with us in a short time.
While the girls were entertaining the
boys in the girls’ parlor lest Saturday
night, Professor Conard entertained the
village students at his home.
After a very interesting and helpful
vesper service, Sabbath evening, Sep-
tember 24, President Isaac announced
that the Mission Bands would have their
first meeting for the present school
year. Two bands were organized, the
Latin-American, and the Oriental. The
members are especially glad to have
two returned missionaries among their
number, Brother Brown of China, and
Miss Woodward of the Philippines.
Last Tuesday morning Professor Con-
ard made us a very interesting chapel
talk, giving us a clear idea of the dis-
tribution of all the tithes and offerings.
By means of a diagram he showed us
what proportion of these funds is used
in the offerings that reach the churches
or local, Union and General Conferences.
" We cannot but wonder with pride at the
efficient methods of handling the vast
sums which this people are using every
Fear for the carrying of this message
to the world. -
"The. following were ‘enrolled, up to
September 21; :
Texas.
Frank Abel,
Ww. 0. Bilz, Charline Blackburn; Robert
J. Brown, Mrs. T. A. Casey, Winona
Casey, Lee Carter, Glenmore Carter,
Rose - Carey, Nellie Mae Clark, Lola
Clark; Charlie Clark, Alma Mae Chinn,
Morrille Ac Mordy,
‘Eva Mae Adair, - Reuben Anderson,
Mr. P. H. Barnes, W .0. Bilz, Mrs.
Earl Clovinger, Cecil Cook, Roy Cole,
R. F. Cook, Juanita Cooke, Helen Con-
rad, Florence Cox, Ruth Cox, C. M.
Condon, Margaret Cordis, D. V. Cram,
Mrs. D. V. Cram, Bessie Crane,
Dwight Davis, Paul G. Davis, Mrs.
N. W. Dunn, Byron Ellis, Lila Evans,
Byron Findley, Lela Belle Findley, M.
A. Flowers, Flossie Fortner, Dottie
Franklin, Cubley Franklin, Ina Belle
Graves, Rosa Graves, Roy Griffin, Al-
bert Griffin, Vivian Gregory, Roy Guf-
fey, Elmer Hahne, John Hahne, W. H.
Harhardt, Lucille Harper, Lilah Beth
Hopps, Fred Hudson, Vella Huling,
Mike Jones, Ruth James, Ermol James,
Cecil Jerkins, Veldonna Jenson, Flor-.
ence Johnscon, Floyd King, A. T. King,
Noel Kinzer, Lillie Knudson, Uriah
Knudson, Villa Kreitzer, Helena Kunz,
Vance La Grone, Leona Laird, Calvin
-
E. Lane, Nora Langford, Ruby Lay- -
land Lucille Lewis, Evelyn Lyons,
Mary Luccock, Randolph Luccock,
Howard Mattison, Reggie Mattison,
Lawrence Martin, Edna McClain, W.
H. McReynolds, Vearl Morrill, Thelma
Neal, Eleanor Nelson, Clarence Niel-
son, Mabel Nielson, Mrs. H. H. O’Har-
row, Louise Pickney, Dwight Randall,
Edith Randall, Cleo Razer, Mrs. R. T.
Richey, Lois Robbins, J .B. Ross, Mrs.
J. B. Ross, Alaska Rotenberry, Willie
D. Sanders, Clayton Schied, Toral Seat,
Lela Smith, Grandon,. €C. G. Stewart,
Horace Thompson, P. E. Van Landing-
ham, Helen Vaughn, Edith Warren,
Warren Whitfield, Ralph- Whitfield,
Ralph Wilson, Aline Wilson, Herly-
- Meb Weems, Bruce Wilcox, Marie Wil-
cox, Cleo Woodall, J. M. Zeroth, Brent
Zachary.
Oklahoma.
Opal Baird, Eula Beavers, Grace
Beavers, Mabel Beavers, Frank Brew-
er, Kenneth Brown, J. B. Close, Ollie
Close, Ermol Cornish, Dorris Cloniger,
Wane Doke, Geraline Davis,
can, Louis Ferguson, H. P. Fisher,
E. W. Fisher, Harold Fillman, Genivee
Goss, Elbert Gepford, John Gepford,
Robert B. Grady, T. D. Greer, Edna
Hardin, Pearle Hardy, J. B. Hawkins,
Mary Heim,:C. K. Hensley, D. M.
Housley, Eunice Huber, Claude
Hughes, Fern Kenyon, Gussie Kinder, .
Kristine Klostermyer, Charles Loftin,
Ivan Lothian, Orie Madden, Hickman
McGavock, Joe McFarland, John Plow-
man, Ollila B. Powell, Leonard Robin-
.'De Bolt, Frank L. Dent, Violet Dun-
i Saadeh ‘*
SOUTHWESTERN UNION RECORD
Lee Thomas, Francis Werner, Addie
Wilson, Leta Wilson.
Arkansas,
Marion Beamer, Raymond Beem,
Marbert Black, E. J. Black, Fremona
Black, Wiley B. Jones, Ellen Kerr,
Mary E. Mullins, Grace Moore, Ella
Robertson, Glenn Thurston, W. M. Wil-
son. Co
. New Mexico.
Carrie Anderson, Grace Cole, Ray-
mond Cassell, Nellie Daniels, Anna
Daniels, - Florence Jacobson, Ethel
Stuart, Earl Truitt.
Louisiana.
Ruby. Roach, Hazel Ezell.
Colorado.
Albin Conrad.
Missouri.
Geneva Tickey.
Kansas.
. Eva Michael.
Tennessee,
Pearl Walker.
Towa.
Mrs. G. W. Habernicht.
“Illinois,
C. A. Walgren.
'S. W Union Conf.
Oklahoma, City, Okla
411 Baum BIladg.
President -
Elder M. Lukens
Sec.-Treas. C. E.
Smith
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OUR MISSION FUNDS.
On this page you will find a copy
of the statement of the sixty-cent-a-
week fund for eight months, ending
August 31, 1921. This statement shows
all local conferences and missions
greatly in arrears, and a total union
shortage of $39,486.92. The camp
meeting season is over and we cannot
expect individuals to make large: of-
ferings to missions during the remain-.
ing part of this year; however, many
- of the camp meeting pledges will not
be paid until near the close of the
year. :
The Harvest Ingathering campaign,
which is just before us; affords ex-
‘cellent. opportunity for each confer-
ence ta bring in sufficient. funds. to
overcome this -shortage. The. good
work of enlisting every church mem- -
“ber, children included, in the system-
atic distribution of the special “Watch-
son, Lois Shafer, J ohnie Shaw, Thelma: :
Shaw, Clarence Smith, Irene” Smith,-
man’ should begin at once and con-
tinue until the whole field is canvassed.