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Medical Missionaries to Africa and the Caribbean

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park, Washington, D. C. · Aug 21, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 34.

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Medical Missionaries to Africa and the Caribbean

By Editor

The friends of Harry G. Hankins will be glad to know that he recently successfully passed his final medical examinations at Edinburgh, Scotland, and is now on his way to Cape Town, South Africa. After about one year's experience in sanitarium work at the Cape, he expects to enter upon medical missionary evangelistic work among the mission stations in the interior. To this end may he be prospered, for the need of such helpers among the native tribes is indeed very great.
We learn that Frank Hall, formerly of the West Indies, but who has been working and studying in the States for several years, sailed from New York the last of July, accompanied by his family, under appointment to the East Caribbean Mission. His wife, a former school-teacher in the West Indies, will conduct the school at St. Thomas.