Missionary Club THE MISSIONARY CLUB is a new organization at Weber. It is composed of missionaries who have returned from their fields of labor and again taken up their college work. Its purpose is to keep alive that missionary spirit of service by cooperatively rendering assistance to the school as a whole and by fostering student activities. It also endeavors to promote a higher standard of spirituality among the students. The officers during the initial year of the club's existence were: Willis P. White, President; Ruth Tanner, Vice-President; Karl Borklund, Secretary. Elmer Neilsen acted as Secretary throughout the winter quarter during the absence of Mr. Borklund. During the year the club has rendered hundreds of Sunday evening programs in the wards of the county, independently and in cooperation with the Public Service Bureau. Besides these some programs have been furnished in assembly, and street rallies in the interest of school activities have been conducted. The Missionary Club is destined to become a permanent institution at the College. The membership tor the year 1924-25 includes: Name Willis P. White Karl Borklund Milton Taylor Gilbert Gibby LeRoy Groberg John Chadwick LeRoy Murdock Paul Cragun Field of Labor Germany Western States Japan Southern States Western States Mexico California Australia Name Ruth Tanner C. Erwin Nelson LeRoy Johnson Elmer Neilsen Vernal Stimpson Richard Baker Wilford Mecham Frank Robinson Field of Labor California Canada New Zealand Central States California Eastern States Northwestern States Arizona STUDENT ACTIVITIES