Dr. S. A. Lockwood

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 24, 1907

Dr. S. A. Lockwood

DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD, formerly medical superintendent of the sanitarium at Kobe, Japan, who was compelled to return to America last summer on account of the serious illness of his wife, is now the medical superintendent of the Portland Sanitarium, Portland, Ore. We are glad to learn that Mrs. Lockwood's health “is so much better that it is no longer a source of grave anxiety.” The work of these two laborers was greatly appreciated by those associated with them in the Japan Mission, and their return to America was wholly due to the condition of Dr. Myrtle Lockwood's health, as she had broken down under the burden of wearing labor performed under conditions which are not fully understood in the home land. In common with all the other workers in the mission, the Drs. Lockwood labored untiringly for the advancement of the truth in Japan, and their labors were fruitful in many ways. Aside from the helpful influence of the sanitarium in breaking down prejudice and making our work favorably known, they engaged directly in aggressive evangelistic work, and were closely associated with the others in all the work of the mission.