The Ohio Independent Baptist, November 1963

Annual Homecoming Activities Contributions to Home and Camp, Inc. Leland G . Howard, Treas. P. 0 . Box 3 featured parade, soccer game "'flt 31llllla1 f~ (\lllCCl)l\1111~ ,ll'll\ ... ill' ' 1t "e'-1,1·,1lll' l(,llcgc \,ere (c t 'r 1I. ,, 1tl1 a t "'nti1 c 11c11 rail) (.111 tl,, l l' lt'~c far111 ,1r1ti a trt1,tcc fa --tilt, l'\." t pl1 r1 ttl tl1c h.1r1qt1ct roo111 of the ... llt\.ie11 t l t'ntcr 1 he ttttlcnt ( t1nc1l ,, .1, 111 "l1.1rgc (.)f the i1cp r,111\ '" hich Freshmen win float parade WMBI-FM granted SO-Thousand watts by FCC The Federal Communications Com– mi ion granted Moody Bible in titute permi ion to increa e the power of it FM tation in Chicago, from 14,- 000 watts. WMBI-FM began broad– ca ting with the increa ed power Sept. 14. Moody Bible institute owns and operate four radio stations. WMBI– FM pioneered in religious broadcast– ing in 1926. WMBI-FM began broad– ca ting in July 1960. The other Moody tations are WD LM in East Moline, Illinois, and WCRF-FM in Cleveland Ohio. Under license of the FCC, the Moody stations must maintain a proper balance of programing in the areas of religion, entertainment agri– culture, education news, di cu sion and public service. DECATUR FOUNDRY CO. INC. Division of J. L. Johnson & Sons Inc. 1700 N. Calhoun Street Decatur, Illinois Manufactures Annealing Pots for Malleable Foundries Provides Two Scholarships to Cedarville College Page 14 NOVEMBER 1963 fc~1tt1rc<.i the ( ollegc b;incl. the 1963- ()4 chccrlcallcr~. anti the varsity '>OC– ccr tcc.1111. he H n1cco1111ng parade got un– der, ay n att1rclay n1orning and in– cltiticd the ollegc and High chool hand . cla float , and miscellaneous entrie, from campu organization . n alumni-faculty-tru tee lt1ncheon ,va, held in the ollege cafeteria at 00011 with a hort program furni hed by the Student Council. Rochester, Ohio SEPTEMBER Gifts to Camp Patmos Tr inity Baptist, Loran ............ ............ $ Evansville Baptist , Niles ............... ...... . Penfield Jct., Lorain .. .... .. ............... . First Baptist, Gallipolis ....................... . Berea Baptist . .......................... . Sharon Baptist, Sharon, Pa. .. ... ... .... . Whipple Ave. Baptist, Canton ...... . Blessed Hope Baptist, Springfield ..... . Northfield Baptist .. ... .. .. ........ ... . Immanuel Baptist, Col. .. .. .... .. ..... . Bethlehem Baptist, Cleveland .......... .. 5.00 10.00 10.00 15.00 10.00 5.00 5.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 5.00 The main attraction of the af ter– noon wa a occer game with the Univer ity of Dayton on the Coll ege athletic field at 2 p.m. H alf-time activitie included announcement of the winner in parade competition , the fre hmen class. Total Gifts .... .. .... ..... .............. ..... $ 95.00 Gifts to the Home - Hilltop House The alumni business meeting was held in the afternoon and a musical program was presented by the College music department in Alford Auditori– um in the evening. The campus wa decorated with a number of displays pre.pared by various residence balls and campus organizations, and all College facilities were open for in- pection by visitors and friends . Immanuel Baptist, Columbus .... ... .... $ Sharon Baptist, Sharon, Pa. ....... ... .. .. .. First Baptist, McDonald ..... ...... ..... .. ... . Berea Baptist . ... . ... . ...... .. ..... ........ . Cedar Hill Baptist, {Mr. Milner) ....... . Calvary Baptist, Cleveland .......... .. ... . T • ' t B t • t L . r,n, y ap 1s , ora,n .. .. .... .. .... .. ....... . Immanuel Baptist, Arcanum . . .. . .... .. New Harmony Baptist, South Olive .. Faith Baptist, Amherst ...................... .. North Royalton Baptist ...... ........... .... ... Northfield Baptist . ... . . .... ........ .. ....... . Huntsburg Baptist ... ..................... .. .. . Senior W.M.S. First Baptist, Niles .. .. Rochester Baptist . .. ... ... ........ .... ...... . 15.00 5 .00 10.00 25 .00 10.00 10.00 5 .00 10.00 5.00 5.00 10.00 10.00 10.00 25.00 5.00 H omecoming activities were closed with the traditional alumni worship service at Cedarville Grace Bapti t Church featuring an alumni speaker, Rev. D onald Sewell. First Baptist, Bowling Green for • Sept Oct. Nov. .... .. .... .. .... ... . .......... ... 15.00 ) Calvary Baptist, Painesville . .. .. .. ....... 15.00 Total Gifts .... .. .. .... ............ ...... $190.00 BAPTIST BIBLE SEMINARY TRAINS LEADERS! 8. B. S. Graduates Are Serving With Distinction at Home and on the Mission Field If you are called to full time Christian Service, you should prayerfully consider what Baptist Bible Seminary offers. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION WRITE TO DR. ARTHUR WOOLSEY, PRESIDENT . ThB. Bre & Diploma Courses BAPTIST BIBLE SEMINARY JOHNSON CITY, N. Y. The OHIO INDEPENDENT BAPTIST