The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-03-27

most promising mission flea !,
! locality where there were 1904
I persons two missionaries served M
entire population.
Il Or. Broomfieid said the tonic AZ ~.
4 first discours6 CONCERNING hts visit ~
/ the Orient Ae believed woula IA
What Are These Among 50 Nanv :. !
] He told OF Q remark that John n !.
Rockefeller e said to have made whom
asked how he though Bolaheyism wasi
to be put down in this country and 1,
abroad and who said BoishesssnS viii
not be stayed until the church OF Jesus
Christ arises In It's strength and enup.
eiates the principles or christianity
everywhere. ~ -
The Doctor says he has soms,hinr
inside OF him that has to come oul
and that the public win hear much
Of his Impressions obtained IN hls
travels abroad.
The occasion OF the remarks OF Or
iBroomtield was large public recop.
ton aud Welcome Homo celebra-
ton which had been arranged In his
honor by the CONGREGATION Of the
church under the direction OF the act.
ing pastor, Rev. Arthur Gee, and
which was held at the Temple, lAst
night. A large banner bearing tho
words "Welcome Home graced Tho
front of the church while smilax ana
roses were intertwined about the al
tar. -
After Dr., Gee had announced the
opening OF the program and DR..
,Broomfield had emerged from his
study to take his place before the al
tar the CONGREGATION arose and sang
! Justify Blest Be the Tie That Kinds.
and. The West Virginia Hills. follow
ing which seven young women rep
resenting the six countries visited BY
| DR.. Bloomfield and America entered
and took their places about the pull
pit bringing with them greetings to
the honor guest. They then took their
places on the platform with Dr..
Bloomfield in the canter and togethe,
with Mayor Conway DR.. Gee and Or
Davis, OF Pittsburgh, occupied the
platform during the remainder OF the
program. The young women who COM
posed the pageant were Mrs. j. B.
Clinton, as Japan; Mrs. James Thorn
/ as, as Korea; Miss Virginia vokk-
rodt as China; Miss Marie Frnm, as
India; Miss Hallie Orr as Egypt and
Mrs. H, L. White as Portugal, while
Miss Dorothy Mckay represented Col
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