Further Transfer of Laborers by W. A. Spicer

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 5, 1910

Further Transfer of Laborers

By W. A. Spicer

SOME further recommendations on distribution of labor, by the recent Council and in General Conference Committee meetings since, are as follows:—

J. W. Lair, of Colorado, to take the presidency of the New York Conference, in place of Elder F. H. DeVinney, appointed to Japan.

N. P. Neilson, of South Dakota, to New York City.

B. M. Garton, of Nebraska, to New York Conference.

E. C. Silsbee, of Southern California, to South Africa.

B. B. Aldrich, of the Foreign Mission Seminary, to Mexico.

Drs. A. V. and Mrs. Heynemann, of Edinburgh, Scotland, to Australia.

H. G. Bailey, of the Foreign Mission Seminary, to China.

E. B. Beuchel, of Takoma Park, to China.

A. J. Clark, of the New York Conference, to the Northern New England Conference.

George E. Langdon, president of the Upper Columbia Conference, to India, as superintendent of the India Mission.

W. A. SPICER, Secretary.