The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-08-28
SO MISSIONARIES LEAVE FOR WORK
 IN OTHER LANDS
Mrs. Hawkins of Red Level Goes to Argentine and San ford Ayers of Anniston
 to China .
By Associated Press


 Richmond. Va. August 2I'-"ih the departure from Seattle today f' more than 50 missionaries under ap- pointment of the southern Baptis foreign mission board. Dr. J. F. Love secretary of the board, announced that approximately l75 new mission aries had been sent out by the board since. the launching of the s75,6oo,- 900 campaign by the Baptsts
 Dr. Eyeritt Gill of Kansas City vii, sail September 14 for Switzerland tc superintend mission work in Spain Italy. Jugo- -Slavia, Hungary, Ru- mania. the Ukraine and other parts of southern Russia, Dr. Love an- nounced. All of this territory exce2. Italy is a new field. Dr. W. \. Hamlett of Austin, Texas. has sailed for Jerusalem, where he will repre- sent the board in the near east. where the southern Baptists are at tempting their first work in Moham- medan lands.
 The missionaries who have gone out this month, listed according to the states from which they come. with the designation of the types or work they will do and the stations Tt which they will be located, are as follows.
 Alabamians Included
 Alabama: Mrs. Lou Combs Haw- kin, Red Level. evangelistic wora. Buenos Aires, Argentina; Sanfred ii. Ayers, Anniston, educational work, Hwanghsien. China.
 Arkansas Miss Edith C. Ayers. Fort Smith. educational work, Rio Baptist college, Rio, Brazii'
 Georgia: Mrs. Ruth Espy Tread- well, Summerville, educational work Japan; Eph Whisenhunt, Buchanan institutional church work, North Gate church Shanghai, China; Mrs. Edith Adair Wfsenhunt, Gainesville, institutional church work, Shanghai. China; James Hamilton Ware, Win der. evangeiistic work, Hwangnsion. ?. China; Miss Leita Mae Hill Atlanta. secretarial work. Shimonoseki. Japan.
 Kentucky: Dr. and Mrs. Edwin Smith, Louisville. medical worls Kweilin. south China; Miss Eliza beth Rose Marlow, Williamsburg. work among Cantonese women and children at Shanghai. China; J. Grit fin f'hapman, Dry Ridge. educational work in Japan; Mrs. Uliin w. Lea we'll, Paris. educational work at Wu- chow. China; Mrs. George F. Goo6-
  dustrial work. Matto Grasse, Brazil
 Louisiana: Mrs. Minto Oxford Nix Ruston, etangelistic work in Japan NJ A. Treadwell, Arcadia, educational work in Japan.
 Several Mississippians
 Mississippi: Ullin w. Leavell. v word, educational work, Wucho Y, pelo, evangelistic work. North Cats church, Shanghai, China; Miss Win nie D. Bennett Hattiesburg. educa- tional work, Hwanghsien, China: William Ellison Allen, Amory. evan geiistic work, south Brazil
 Mssouri: Rev. and Mrs. Everett Gill, Kansas City, European repre- Miss Mollie McMnn, Carthage. evan gelistic work in South China; Miss Florence Conrad. Neosho. educational work among girls in Japan. &
 North Carolina: Willard V. Nix. Zjrconia evangelseic work in Japan. Miss Naomi Elizabeth Schell. Ashe- vile, educational and evangellst.s work in Japan; Miss Aida Grayson. Nutnerfordton. missionary nurse. Iaichowfu, China.
 South Carolina: Miss Clifford Irene Barratt, Breezewood, evangelista work, Pochow. China; Willard TheE on Rankin, Williston, evangeiistie work Canton, China; Miss Hannah Jane Plowden. Kingstree, evangelis- tic work. Soochow. China; Miss Cor nelia Brewer, Sumpter, educational Stribin, Westminster, educational work, Kaifeng. China.
 Tennessee: MT. and Mrs. Roscoe (. Smith. Niota. Tenn, evangelistic work in Japan; MT. and Mrs. Zach- ary Paul Freeman. Trenton, Tenn. educational mission work, Buenos Aires, Argentina; George E. Good man, Adams, agricultural and ia- dustrial work in Matto Grasso, Bra- nil.
 Texas: Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Hamlett. Austin, Jerusalem; Mrs. Vecie King Chapman. Houston, educational work in Japan; Mir. and Mrs. Marcus ! Scott, Seminary Hill, evangeiisti work among Hakkas, YinEtak. China: hja, Brazil: Mrs. Caroline Smith TaX- Hf. Lampasas. Bahia. Brazil; Ms Bernice Nee1. Decatur. educationa york, Rio, Brazil; Miss Minnie Alex aNder, 1ometa. eseretaria1 work. kai feng college. Kalfeng. China Mise, Nina Garrett, Waco, teacher~zo science, Eliza Yates college. Shahg hai. China; Miss Viola Humphreys Dublin, evangelistic work. Kaifeny. China; Miss Fife Evelene Baker Bangs, educational work among girlsI in Japan; Miss Nora F. Havkinsl Childress. educational work, C1mpos Brazil; Miss Lucille Reagan. Biz Springs, evangelistic work. Africa: Miss Marjorie Taylor, ,Beiton. educa-l tional work, Sac Paulo, Brasil. Virginia: Miss Carrie E. Ower.l Roanoke, secretarlal work. Yates academy. Soochow, China: Mrs Elix-l abeth Ellyson Wiley. Richmond. cd. ucational work, Shanghai Baptist college, Shanghai, China; Mfr. and Mrs A. R. Crabtree. Dumbarton. Va. evangelistic work, Rio Brazil; T. n.l Hawkins. Bedford. evangelistic worls Buenos Aires, Argentina;s J. Hund- ley Wiley, Gordonsville. educational Cona1e SAasa- 1