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Missionaries Depart for the Orient

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 16, 1916

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 14.

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Missionaries Depart for the Orient

On March 7 another company of missionaries left their native shores, sailing from Seattle, Wash., for the Orient. Prof. and Mrs. Howard M. Lee and their children, after spending a few months on furlough in the States, are returning to Korea for the school work at Soonan. Their mother, Mrs. W. M. Lee, accompanies them. Mr. and Mrs. Josef Hall go to China. Brother Hall, after completing his course at the Washington Missionary College last spring, labored during the summer and fall in evangelistic work in the District of Columbia Conference. Brother and Sister H. W. Barrows are also in the party. Brother Barrows has been chosen treasurer and auditor of the Asiatic Division Conference. These workers are greatly needed in the East, and will be heartily welcomed by their associates across the water.