The Banner, Vol. 5 No. 4 - January 28, 1960

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Student Publication   '
Jan. 28, 1960
Bracewell's  Give
$1,000  To College
Judge and Mrs. J. S. Bracewell of
411 Wilson Building, Houston, Texas
have given $1,000 to the California
Baptist College library.
This money will be used for tiling
the upstair floors of the library and
binding periodicals or for fluorescent
lights.
Previously Judge and Mrs. Brace-
weil and their sens gave CBC $10,000
in Broadway bonds.
The Bracewells, who visited CBC
last spring, have financially aided
churches in California who have applied to them for short-term loans.
FLEMING'S  GIVE
$10,000  IN  BOOKS
California Baptist College's Librar>
is going to have $10,000 worth of
new hooks through the gift of Mr.
and Mrs. William Fleming of 1218
Fair Building, Fort Worth, Texas.
Last year the Fleming's gave $3,200
worth of reference books to the CBC
library.
At one time the Fleming's were
contributing to twenty-five college
libraries at home and in foreign
fields.
Mr. and Mrs. Fleming have long
dedicated their fortune to Christ.
They are particularly interested in
Christian Education. They gave the
money for the Fleming library at
Southwestern Seminary and the library building at Grand Canyon
College.
All other guests were seated at
tables for six and enjoyed the gracious hospitality of their table host
and hostess.
After dinner thirty minutes were
s;ent in the beautiful flower fields—
and snow—of Alaska! Yes, these were
color slides shown by Mr. Allie Hansen. Thank you Mr. Hansen.
All this was made possible through
the courtesy of our Dean of Students,
Mr. Olie T. Brown. Come join us in
February when Dean Brown will
apain sponsor this affair which will
be a Valentine Dinner Party.
CALIFORNIA BAPTIST COLLEGE 5th ANNUAL
HOMECOMING - JANUARY 29th - 30th
Tentative  Schedule
January 29, I960
4:30 — Registeration.
5:80 — Evening Meal.
530 — Bonfire and Pep Rally.
6:30 — CBC Jr. Varsity vs Alumni.
8:15 — CBC Lancers vs Azusa Col.
10:15-11:15 — Social  Time, student
lounge.
Jnuary 30, I960
7:00-7:45 — Breakfast.
9:00 — Registration.
10:00 — Homecoming assembly in
lounge.
12:30 — Homecoming Dinner.
1:45 — Rfview of Campus
Development.
2:30 — Ccmmittee meetings.
8:00 — All ex-students are invited
to   attend   3asketball   game   —
CBC vs  S.B.V.C. Junior  varsity
at San Bernardino.
Dormitory
Association   Dinner
Monday evening, January 11, the
resident CBC students enjoyed the
first gala "Dress-up Dinner" of the
new decade.
Seventy-one members were present.
The guests for the evening were two
of our faculty members and their
lovely wives, Mr. and Mrs. LeVern
Young, and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Whorton.
In an atmosphere of dinner music,
furnished by our own very talented
Guy Elliott at the piano, the guests
were greeted by the charming host
and hostess of the evening, Mr.
George Ray and Miss Betty Jones.
They were assisted by co-host and
hostesses selected from the student
body.
Approximately fifteen members enjoyed the honor of being guests at
the birthday table, where they were
delighted with the "Happy Birthday
Greetings" and also enjoyed the birthday cake which was served in a most
interesting and delightful manner by
Judy Wilson.
California Baptist College is holding its annual homecoming January
29-30.
Registration will open the festivities at 4:30 p.m. on the twenty-ninth.
Also on the slate of activities for
the twenty-ninth is a Jayvees game
with the Alumni at 6:30 and followed
at 8:15 by Lancers and Azusa College.
Highlights of Saturday are a Homecoming assembly at 10:00, a Homecoming dinner at 12:30 and a basketball game with S.B.V.C.'s Junior varsity in San Bernardino at 8:00.
Reigning over the Homecoming
will be the "Basketball Queen", elected by the team.
All ex-students wishing to use college facilities should write to Mrs.
Maurice Martin, college hostess, to
make reservations. The use of these
facilities will be free of charge to
those bringing their own bedding.
The usual fee will be charged to
those not bringing bedding.
College  Faculty  and
Staff  Women   Organize
The College Faculty and Staff
Women have organized under the
sponsorship of Dean Craig to promote more social life among the
Faculty. They also have plans to
sponsor several of the student activities on the campus during the year
The first meeting was held in Oct.
At that meeting Mrs. LeVern Young
was elected president, Mrs. Loyed
Simmons, vice-president and Mrs. Ed
Ware, secretary-treasurer. At subsequent meetings, Miss June Reeder
was elected social chairman, Mrs.
Carroll Cox, courtesy chairman and
Mrs. Floyce Moon, activity chairman.
There are 29 members of the club.
The first activity sponsored by the
club was a Faculty and Staff Christmas Dinner. This was a planned pot-
luck at the college under the direction
of Miss Reeder. Organ music was
played by Miss Kay Polk. There were
about 45 present.