p. 15 | Chinese Famine Fund by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · May 30, 1911

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 38, No. 21.

Chinese Famine Fund

By Editor

THERE has been some advance in our Chinese Famine Fund since our last. Some of the letters we have received have been touching. God bless the givers for their sacrifice. Kinship in suffering opens the heart. This money we forward to China direct, that there may be no delay.

Previously reported $542.95 P. Jensen .50 J. Grundset 1.00 Mrs. Fred Brown 2.00 B. E. Wheeler 1.00 Mrs. Sig. Thompson 10.00 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Moore 2.00 Gertrude Wheeler 3.00 Z. S. Hundley 5.00 F. Keppa 1.00 San Francisco Dispensary 1.15 Wenatchee church 13.00 F. P. I. 3.00 Mrs. Chas. Morehead 1.50 N. A. Keiger 1.00 Lydia Larson 1.00 No Name 1.00

F. C. C. .50 Mrs. E. B. Harvey 1.00 D. T. Shireman 1.00 Mrs. J. A. Hardy 2.00 D. G. T. .36 Miss Alice Lashier 7.50 Mrs. J. B. Vandemark 8.00 Lou R. Dearborn 4.00 E. A. G. 1.00 James Schee and wife 25.00 Mrs. Mary Reid 5.00 From a church, remitted by W. M. McCarthy 3.10 Curtis and Louise Shingler 1.00 H. C. Balsbaugh 2.00 Southern Idaho Conference 10.39 Western Oregon Conference 3.00 Upper Columbia Conference 25.75 Western Washington Conference 3.00 F. Hess 6.60 Walter Harper 7.50 Mrs. J. O. Miller 3.00 Total $710.80