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Workers Depart for China and New Guinea

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 28, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 39.

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Workers Depart for China and New Guinea

Elder W. F. Hills and wife left San Francisco Wednesday, September 27, for China, sailing on a new Japanese steamer which is making its maiden trip. Brother and Sister Hills have been enabled to go to China through the liberality of a brother in Southern California, who offered to pay the transportation and support for one year of a man and his wife in China. This gift is greatly appreciated by the Mission Board, and has made it possible to answer one of the pressing calls which otherwise must have remained unfilled.
Brother Arthur Lawson, who was appointed to the New Guinea mission field at the time of the last Australasian Union Conference, left the Australian sanitarium July 31, to visit relatives prior to his departure for New Guinea.