The Ohio Independent Baptist, May 1964

l,llt ,,,c,t "t,e ,\\lst' \l'll l1a,t' n ll 1,nss1.::tl this,, .,, • t1,·rct )fl1rt· ." 11,t· i1111,li ntitl11 l,l'll" i~ tl,at •Clll , l?lli\iC ~\lltl lt' lt',lCi \ , \\' ~ Ii. lltl\\ ( 111c,ving ll · gltilics. ' l tl c.111t1l1t gu1lll"· a ,t.,til)l1,lf\ \ 'C- l, \.It~. t get n1t,, 1 ing ,111tl ,, ,llk attcr (. ,()ti I l't'tt'r :_ I ' ltlll l Jt l1t1 .... (1 arc gt,01..i \l'I\l"~ ,tl tl11g tl11 .lllll" \ll1')l'\.'l . I \ . \ , , 1\ 1 K I 1 H 1.. \ \ 1 \) () I .. 1 0 l). 11 I\. t n g, 2 :> : I ..1\ ·1,i l1e '-l1ti tl1at ,, hicl, ,, ,\" t 1ghl in the ,igl1t t)f tllt' l t)r tf. an I \\ alk.t:tl tn the ,, ,l'r of l)avl(..I hi, t .1Ll1t'r•• 111 t tl1r11cti tll.1t .1,1Llc lt) the righ t hancJ l,r rt, the left ." 1 hl' ScriJ tt1rc, g1,~ n1an} c \ ,1n1pl e. of n1cn of 1t1J ,, ho ,, .1lk.ctf ,n the ,vav f the l or(l. D avj<.f 1, t.lne C ld Tcst~ln1ent e\.an1p lc. he chi ef thing Mrs. Earl Umbaugh to rc111t:111her ~1hot1t DavitJ ,va that hi heart wa aJ,,·a) .~ tcntier to,, ard ('id. I King 14:8 and 1 a111t1el 16: 6 n1ay be r atJ to prove thi . The k. i ng in t1 r te \. t, J ·iah, w a only eight year o ld \\ hen he began to reign and \\a in hi teen and t\\ nt1e \.\ hen he perfor n1ed hi grea t reforma– ti n in the kingdom of J udah. He d id now on, look to the futur e, not ju t the pre ent and walk in the way of God. er, e in hi devo tion to od . . . and we read SUMMATION BY THE LEADER : of him in II King 22: 19 HBecau e thin e heart \\ a tender. and thou ha t humbl ed thy elf be– fore the Lord·· tha t God heard hi prayer ancf all \ ed him to e cape the judgment th at wa to he hrot1gh t Ltpon the . inn ing nati on. YoL1ng per- We have learned th at we are to WALK WITH GOD : s SI - . .. - TO WALK BEFORE GOD : TO WALK AFTER OD AND TO WALK IN THE WAY OF GOD. When we do this we can expect His b1 es ing upon our live . Let us close in prayer and prayerfully sing our theme choru . The Cedarville College choir recen t ly returned from a t our of the midwest states. Cedarville College offe rs summer school Cedarville College will offer sum– mer cour es beginning Monday, June 8. 1964. Regi tration will be held Friday or Saturday, June 5-6, for tho e not pre-registering. Regular ad– mi sion requirement will app]y . Only ..born again" believers will be en– rol]ed. Clas e will be held daily for one hour and 15 minutes. The ix-week session will end Friday, July 17. ~ 1ne semester hours is considered a maximum load. We ought to exchange our fear for God's ··Fear ot :· PAGE 6 MAY, 1964 Largest Senior Class to graduate at Cedarville This year Cedarville College is graduating the largest enior class in its 1 hi tory. There are 81 eniors who wi]l receive degrees in the 68th an– nua l gr adu ation ervices which will be held in the college gymnasium. Rev. Kenneth Ma tell er pa tor of the Hayden Heights Bapti t Church, Hayden Height , N. J. i to be bac– calaureate peaker Friday, May 22 at 7:30 p.m . Commencement i planned for May 23 at I O a. m. with Dr. Earl G . Grif– fif th , vice-pre ident of P iedmont chools, Win ton-Salem, N . Carolin a, a peaker . Adu lts a ttended a recent Chr ist ian Ed– uca t ion conference o n the campus of Ced a r– ville Colleg e. The tr ai n ing session ac– quain te d ad u lt s wi th Chr ist ian Educa t ion pubIica t ions a nd practices. DECATUR FOUNDRY CO. INC. Division of J. L. Johnson & Sons Inc• 1700 N. Calhoun Street Decatur, Ill inois Manufactures Annealing Pots for Malleable Foundries Provides Two Scholarships to Cedarville College THE OHIO INDEPENDENT BAPTIST