The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-07

Danish Norwegian Seminary, to Man
churta; H. J. Doolittle and wife. Of In.
dana to China; Bernhard Peterson, OF
Nebraska, to Manchuria; Miss Bertha
churia; NJ c. Warren, OF Pacifc Union
College. to China; Miss Lulu Darnsli, Of
Texas, TO Patagonia and the Falkland
ss seSl: Henry fpS WIS sio%n SS
Johnson. 70 the East Caribbean Confer
ence; A. L. Shidler and wife. Of South
Dakota. to Venezuela.
In North American Conference.
The committee on distribution of labor
for the Fourth American Division Con-
day. and the following changes and ad-
ditions were made to the laboring forces:
j. ID. Davis. Of the Southwestern Union
e The Southern Union Conference; w; A. A.
the southern Union: r. d. Quinn, OF
Greater New York, to the presidency of
the Southeastern Union; ]. r. Patterson.
cinc Union Conference; E. w. Catlin.
Of Washington, to the Central California
Conference; s. E. jackson, Of Minnesota,
Rnonv iSsrn renn nad 10 the Western ann New
York Conference: v. S. Sandnes, of the
Manitoba Conference. to the Western
81 Se e. 1sf In 10 New
York: David yoth, to Chicago; Prof.
John Isaac. of walla walla College, to
the Oklahoma Conference; r. l. Routt.
TO the Massachusetts Conference; Miss
Meta Peterson, Of Iowa. to Montreal.
Sanada: s. NJ Butler. of Mount Vernon.
gan. to the iowa Conference: L. 7.
Nicola, Of the Greater New York Con-
ference, to the East Michigan Confer
eos the Of NJ
Meleon, OF the West Pennsylvania Con-
ference; Miss Lottie Bell. Of California.
to the East Michigan Conference; Earl
Nichols, from the Review and Herald
Publishing Association, TO the Canadian
Publishing Association, Eastern Canada
J: F. Piper, Of Maine, 70 the Western
son, Of Northern Illinois. TO the Greater
New York Conference: F. H. Hoxie, of
Michigan, to the Missouri Conference: n.
2: Nielsen. of Greater New York. to the
ence White, of Ohio. to the Buena Vista
Academy, Ontario; A. V. Cotton. of
Brooklyn, to the Upper Columbia Com
igan, to North Dakota: ". NJ Jorgenson.
Of North Dakota, to West Virginia; ]. L.
McEnhany, Of Washington, d. c.. to
Wsiiaker, Of the East Caribbean Mission.
to the Greater New York Conferences:
w. d. Parkhurst, of Iowa, to Northern
Missouri Conference; L Wheeler, OF
Conference; c. F. Ulrich, of Massachu-
setts, to the West Pennsylvania Confer
Elder S. B. Horton. of West Michigan.
to the Columbia Union Conference:
Emma Pooh. Bible worker, of Arkansas.
to the East Pennsylvania Conference:
Miss Gertrude H. sims Of SSTherm NeT
w. Casebeer, now on furiough. from
South Africa, to connect with the work
in Chicago until October; z. w. Wolfe.
Of Iowa, to the East Pennsylvania Con-
ference: Elder A. J. Breed. Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia Conference. TO the
East PENNSYLVANIA Conference: c. Ar
to labor among the French. w. E. Han
cock and wife. TO New Orleans, In the
Southern Union Conference.
Confer Ministerial Credentials.
All other recommendations were re-
ferred to the North American Division
Conference committee.
The committees on credential and IL
censes for both the General and North
American conferences submitted their
report yesterday. In the General Con-
ference ministerial credentials were con-
koma Park; Elder W. 4; Spicer. Of Ia
koma Park: Elder W. T. Knox. OF Ia.
koma Park: Elder ]. n. Anderson, of
J IshoTa f Elder GeS deF Buiea 81 Flor
ida; Elder S. n. Haskell. Of Massachu-
setts; Prof NJ E. Kern, of Takoma
P PIasT Pref ousSbd Ie%i 81 Of
Elder o. A. Olsen, of Chicago; Prof. II.
R. Salisbury, of Takoma Park: Elder
n. z. Town, Of Takoma PARK; Mrs. Z.
G. White. of California: Elder W, C.
White, of California, and c. d. NJ WILL
Jams. of California.
Ministerial licenses were granted to T.
f. Bown, Takoma Park; G. c. Crisler.
Mrs H T Haskell. Massachusetts,, and
Dr. ". A Ruble, California.
Missionary licenses were granted ]. ].
ireland. California; Miss Sarah MacEn-
terrier. California; Mrs. l. Flora Plum
Takoma Park
Ministerial credentials were granted to
the workers in Mexico as follows: Prof.
G. w. Caviness and Elder silas Davis
Ministerial licenses were granted to the
S. Marchisio. Z. W. Thurber, E. r; John
Missionary licenses were granted to the
Mexican laborers: DR.. W. s.
Swayze. c. p. Martin. II. E. Meyer, Mrs.
G. W. Caviness, Miss Grace White. Miss
Mrs. Alice NJ. swayze. NJ. D.; Miss Lille
Lewis, Mrs. II. f. Meyer. Mrs. D. ).
Fitch. Robert McKeague. and Mrs. Rob
In the North American Division Con-
ference ministerial credentials were
granted to Elder |. II. Evans. Takoma
Park; Elder c. P. Bollman. Nashville.
Dr. II. W. Miller. Ohio; Prof. W. ".
Prescott. Takoma Park: Elder C. G.
Roth, Massachusetts,; Elder C. B. Stew
enson, Georgia; Elder G.. B. Thompson.
Esna Pal farf Elder srdfE ehrists0 Mia
nesota: Elder F. c. Gilbert. Massachu- |
setts: Prof c. S. Longacre, Takoma
Park; Elder S. Mortenson. Chicago: FL
der L. A. Reed. California: Elder J. a. |
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