The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-05-09

not be appointed. The following have
been selected and have gone forth to
their fields:
Rev. John w. Newbrough, from
Texas, appointed March "a, 1902 left
for Chihuahua, Mexico, June 1, 1902
Mrs. j. w. Newbrough Emma Rob-
erson), of Mississippi; same date.
Rev. Frank Rawlinson of Maryland
appointed March "a, 1902, sailed from
San Francisco Sept. 10, 1902, for Shang-
hal. China.
Mrs. Frank Rawlinson Carrie
Dietz), same date.
Rev. Calder Trueheart Willingham of
| Richmond, Va, appointed May 3, 1902
left Sept. 8, 1902, sailing from San
Francisco Sept. 10 for Fukuoka ia
pan.
Mrs. c.. T. Willingham Bessie Bell
Hardy, appointed March "a, 1902. mar
ried to c. T. Willingham, July 10, 1902,
same date.
Mrs. s. T. Williams, appointed July
/. 1902, as Miss Pearl Glare Hall Of
Center Square, Indiana. sailed from
San Francisco Sept. 49,, 1902 and on
arrival in Nagasaki, Japan, Oct. II,
1902, married to Rev. S. T. Williams
of our South China Mission.
Rev. William Henry Canada of
South Carolina appointed March "a.
1902, sailed from New York Oct. 20,
1902, for Pernambuco, Brazil.
Mrs. w. H. Canada Norma Clara
Jenkins of West Point, KyD, married
Sept. Is, 1902. and appointed same day
to Brazil. Dates as above.
Rev. William Cary Newton of North
Carolina. appointed Oct. 6, 1902. sailed
from San Francisco Jan. 20, 1908.
Mrs. w. c. Newton MARY Louise
Woodcock), of Geneva, N. Y. same
dates as above.
Rev Ernest Alonzo Jackson of
Abingdon. Va, appointed Jan. 1,
1908, sailed for Bahia, Bra
I'll. Feb. 20, 1903. Brother
Jackson went out to Brazil several
tian Alliance. He was then a Presby-
terrain. On close study of Gods Word
he became a Baptist in faith, and was
baptized by Rev. z. c. Taylor. He
has already done fine work in Bra
I'll.
Mrs. E. A. Jackson (Janette Catha-
rine Beazley), of Essex county, Vir-
ginia, married Rev. E. A. Jackson,
Dec. 81, 1902. Appointed and sailed
on same dates as above.
Reverend George Holcombe Lacy
and wife minnie L. Meek, now
of Gonzales, Tex, both natives of Ar
kansas, were appointed April Z, 1903, to
the work in Mexico. They expect TO
leave in June, 1903, for their new field
of labor.
Returned to Foreign Fields.
Rev. Nathan Maynard and wife, who
had been home on vacation, returned
to Kokura, Japan, sailing Sept. 3, 1902.
Rev. z. c. Taylor and wife sailed
from New York for Bahia. Brazil, Jan.
20 1903.
Rev. w. w. Lawton and wife, of
Chinhang, China, arrived in this coun-
try May &c, 1902. They have been de-
tanned from returning on account Of
sickness and death in their family
They started for China April % and
expect to sail from Seattle, May %.
Miss Lottie Price of Shanghai. China,
arrived in New York, May rs, 1902. She
has gone to Seattle to return to China
with Rev. w. w. Lawton and family.
The following missionaries are now
on furlough:
Missionaries at Home.
Mrs. ]. G. Chastain of Guadalajara,
Mex. returned to Franklin, Va, May,
1902, to try to regain her health.
Rev. j. G. Chastain made a trip to
the states of few months to visit his
family.
Rev. w. T. Lumbley and wife, OF
Aheokuta, Africa, arrived in New York,
June 20. 1902, after spending awhile
IN England. They are now in Meridian,
Miss.
Rev. S. G. Pinnock and wife Of Aw-
yaw, Africa, are in England for recu-
peration. He arrived there Sept. Is,
1902. His wife had preceded him few
months, arriving in England, April Is,
1902.
Rev. r. w. Hooker and wife OF
Leon, Mex, have come home Dan.
l, 1909. for awhile. Brother Hooker
wishes to graduate In medicine, so as
to do medical work in Mexico. To this
end he Is. at his own charges, attend
ing the Medical College in Memphis.
Tenn. He expects to return to Mexico
in about year from this time and re-
sumo his work there.
Mrs. A. C. Watkins OF Torreon, Mex,
on account of very feeble health, has
had TO spend several months in the
states during the year.
Miss LOttie Moon Of Teng Chow
China. left there Nov. 30. 1902. and Is
now spending awhile with relatives at
Crewe, Va.
Rev. r. T. Bryan Of Shanghai, CHI
na, returned 10 this country March ~
NJ.