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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Dec 25, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 52.

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New Missionaries Assigned to India

FROM the Eastern Tidings we learn that the new missionaries going out to India were located by the mission committee as follows: “Brother and Sister Morris, to work in north India, going to Najibabad; Brother and Sister Kellar, to east Bengal, to take up work in Gopalgunje; Brother and Sister Wyman, to Rangoon, to open treatment-rooms; Miss Boose, to Bombay, as Bible worker, assisting in the meetings just opening there; Brother and Sister Brisbin, to Lucknow, Brother Brisbin to take up office work.” Brother Salisbury adds: “We thank the home board for sending us these new recruits, and their help comes at a needy time. May God greatly bless them in their new work.”