Committee Actions by W. A. Spicer

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Jul 1, 1909

Committee Actions

By W. A. Spicer

ADDITIONAL recommendations pertaining to the distribution of labor have been passed by the General Conference Committee, as follows:—

R. D. Quinn, president of the Montana Conference, to New York City.

W. H. Green, of Pittsburg, to Atlanta.

E. R. Palmer, secretary of the Publishing Department, to South Africa, in response to the calls from that union conference for his services for a few months, it being understood that he will also spend some time in Great Britain.

E. Pilquist, formerly of China, now of College View, Neb., to labor for the Chinese on the Pacific Coast.

J. G. Hanna, formerly of Halifax, to Virginia.

C. E. Peckover, of Kansas, to Jamaica, West Indies.

Prof. F. R. Thornton, of Wisconsin, to Korea.

Dr. V. L. Fisher, of Ohio, to Central China.

E. Beuchel, of Takoma Park, to China, after one year.

Ralph Emery, of Colorado, to spend a year in the Foreign Mission Seminary, under appointment to China.

S. A. Wellman, formerly of the West Indies, to northern provinces of India.

A. G. Kelsey, of the Foreign Mission Seminary, to South India.

Gentry Lowry, of Mississippi, to Telugu District, India.

Prof. R. B. Thurber, of East Michigan, to Burma.

The Misses Secrist, of the Wichita (Kan.) Sanitarium, to Burma.

J. Gillatt, of North England, to India.

W. E. Gillis, of Western Washington, to China.

Dr. B. E. Fullmer, of Southern California, to Korea.

Milton H. St. John, of Southern California, to Nova Scotia.

The Medical Department is requested to nominate another medical man for India.

It is understood that all these recommendations are subject to reconsideration, if for any reason the way does not seem clear to those invited to accept the appointments.

It is further understood that appointments will go into effect only as the Mission Board treasury is able to send out new workers. Even while we are waiting, the publication of these appointments will, we know, bring courage to the hearts of our laborers hard pressed in the mission fields.

W. A. SPICER, Secretary.