Jewish Contributions to Christmas - Christian and Missionary Alliance

To the Fields
To PERU: Miss
Betty M. C.
Sproxron, R.N.,
November 16.
v. and Mrs.
arold KIasren
Sproxron
Peru and Mark, on November
16 for
their first term of
service. They will study the language
in Bandung.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Klassen are
memhers of the Alliance Chapel in
Dawson Creek, B.C. They, attended
Canadian Bible College, Mr. Klassen
receiving a diploma in missians. and
Mrs. Klassen the' B.A. degfee in religious
education, Mr. Klassan was
pasto'r of the lU'liance Church in Fort
Nelson, B.C., for four and %half years.
To WEST IRIAN: Rev. 'and Mrs.
John A. Wilson and their children,
David and car61 return* to West
lrian on Novpnher 25. Mrs. Wilson
is hemginning hbr ,third tem'of service
and Mr. Wilson his second.,?hey will
have the oversight of the Sinak
District and extension ministry at
Turumo.
To THAILAND: Rev. and Mrr. MI&
colrn B. Cush and children, Rolh and
Judith, left November 27 fur their
third term of service. They will be
stationed in Udon, engaging in rural
work and also warking withthe international
community and semimen's
center.
With the Lord
Mrs. Mary D. Dunn died OL-tober 2
from injuries suffered in an auto acci-
dent. A native of Syracuse, N.Y., she
was a member of the Alliance in that
city. In addition to her work as a
teacher she gave much time to pre-
paring materials for teaching overseas,
with particular emphasis on literatore,
music and education.
She is survived by her husband,
Winfield; and three daughters: Miss
Virginia Dunn. Boston; Mrs. George
Hobhs, Emmett, Mich.: and Miss
Cheryl Dunn, Bernhards Bay, N.Y.
Mrs. Lucilk Brllig Best, wife of Rev.
Harold M. Rest, went to he with the
Lord on October 28. She was sixtyseven,
and had been ill for several
years. The Bests had recently moved
to he with their daughter, Mrs. John
S. Kissee, in Sacramento, Calif.
Mrs. Best was horn in Williamsport.
Pa., and following their marriage in
1924 she and her husband attended
Nyack College. L.ater they served
churches in Lewistown, Girurd and
Sharon, Pa.: Jamestown. N.Y.: Bloomfield
Park, Md.; and 1.0s Angeles.
Calif. They also served at Simpson
College.
Besides her husband and daughter
she is survived hy a son. Dr. Harold
M. Best, Wheaton, Ill.: and by two
hrotherc. Rev. .I. Kirnber Bcllie. Madison
~ights. Mich.: and ~e;: J. M.
Bellig. Castro Valley, Calif.
Mrs. Mary B. Pcocock went to he
with the Lord on Octoher 23. She
was ninety-nine years of age. One of
the founders of thc Sheraden Alliance
Church in Pittsburgh, Pa., she scrved
as its pastor for twenty-one years
(1925-46). She taught Sunday school
for seventy-six years, retiring frcm
this ministry just three years ago.
She is survived hy a daughter, Mr?.
Eleanor Manchester. and two sisters.
Her pastor. Rev. Charles E. Wisscr.
conducted the mcmorial scrvicc.
'The New Generation
To Rev. and Mrs. Jerry A. Torgrrson,
Laos, a son, JeRrey Ross. on June 27.
To Mr. and Mrs. Arden Adrian,
Regina, Sask., a daughter, Anessa
Kim, on July 13.
To Mr. und Mrr Hurry Boi*~,yn,
Shaunavon, Sask., a son. Corcy Cal-
vin, on August 14.
To Rns. and Mrs. Gordon Bidcuk.
Calgary, Alta.. a son. Marshall Dean.
on Scptember 21.
To Rev. and Mrs. D. I>. Dlile. Tuc-
$on. Ariz.. a son. Timothv