Missionaries Sail for Asiatic Fields

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 22, 1914

Missionaries Sail for Asiatic Fields

By the Japanese liner "Sado Maru," scheduled to sail October 6, from Seattle, a company of missionaries are proceeding to the Asiatic fields. Those going out for the first time are: I. F. and Mrs. Blue, of Nebraska, to India, to take charge of a school for native workers; F. E. and Mrs. Bates, of Iowa, P. V. and Mrs. Thomas, of Wyoming, and Miss Florence Wilson, of Alberta, to China. Returning, after furlough, are Elder W. C. Hankins and family, of South China, and Elder G. G. Lowry and family, of India. Elder Hankins has been laboring in the evangelistic field in Iowa during the furlough period, and Elder Lowry has been engaged in the work in North Carolina.