Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-30
MISSION WORKERS
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Methodist and Episcopal
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Through China.
Nv the Associated Press.

Methodist and Episcopal missionaries
in China was issued here yesterday
by their respective New YORK MISSION
airy headquarters.
IN Rev. Logan II. Roots, Episcopal
Missionary Bishop of the dlstrlct Vi
Hankow. cahled the announcement
that 40 Episcopal missionaries run
Wuchang, Changsha, lcnahs' 1oi.
kow and Shasi are "someWhere vi
the Yangtze River en- route 10 onahs
hal. on board the British mercl@iil
,raor,er Ioonewo. conveyed by q
naval vessel. i.
!. The party aboard the Loo'is VIZ Al
, cludes the following
From Wuchang: Rev. A. NJ. Sher-
man and family. Baltimore; H. a.
Kemp and family, Toronto, Cailaua'
Miss r, NJ. Buchanan, LouisVllie, ny
Miss n. r. Gosline, Baltimore; Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. TAYLOR, North Canton
Ohio.
Flees From Changsha.
From Changsha: Miss NJ. E. Daw-
son. Oakland, Calf.
From Ichang: Deaconess Elsie W.
Rjabe. Pingree, n. d., and DeaconesS
]. A. Clark, Pasadena. Cal.
From Hankow: Deaconess +. Hart,
Washington, ID. G.
Episc6pai officials here said that
since no mention WIS made In the
cable of the following. they are
assumed to nave remained in HankoW
for the present: Rev. L. t. Masilii
and family, Jeffersonv1lle, IND; +. =.
Brown and wife, Boone, Iowa; Dr'
Arthur c. Melvin, Halifax, n. 81 LIZ;
A. p. Wakefield, Hiram, ONO, ana
chicago, and Miss Charlotte &. An
derson, Abba, Iowa.
The Methodist foreign missions
hoard here reported the following
whereabouts and movements OF their
missionaries in China.
Arrived in Shanghai from stations
In West China: Rev. and Mrs. X. r.
Pitcher, Detroit, Mich; Rev. and Mrs.
G. B. Rape, Chicago, ILL.,; Miss Helen
Barton, Pittsburgh, Pa; Rev. ana
Mrs. l.. Havermale. Canton, Ill.,; Kew.
and Mrs. Paul Johnson, Waterloo
Iowa.
The following are in Shanghai from
Marking, Chinkiang and Wuhu:
Dr and Mrs. A. ]. Bowen, Kewanee,
III: DR.. and Mrs. r. x. Brown. Dan
Vile. H.: Rev. and Mrs. j. z. Toilette
Jamul. Calf; Rev. and Mrs. Wllham
n. Hummel, Nashville, ILL.,; Rev. and
Mrs. Edward James, Oshkosh. WIS.,
Rev. and Mrs. j. r. Illiok. Manteca,
Calf: Rev. and Mrs. II. G. Robson,
Charleston, w. Va; Rev. and mrs.
W. F. Wilson, Penn Yam, Pa; Miss
Mary l.. Pfaff, Evanston. III.
Arrive From Foochow.
The following are in Shanghai from
Foochow: Mrs. w. n. Lacy. Lake
wood, Ohio; Rev. and Mrs. r. L. Cart
wright, Delaware, Ohio.
The following are remaining IN
Changtu:
DIR and Mrs. Manly. Sac City. Iowa;
Or. and Mrs. Spencer Lewis, Evans
ton. Ill; Rev. Earl Cranston. So, Den
yer. Colo,
chow:
Rev. w. S. Bissonnette,. Colorado
Springs, Colo; Rev. and Mrs. Everett
nj. stowe, Highland, Ohio; Kew. Ar
thur w. Billing, Berthoud, Coio.' WIZ
lis C. Barrett, Sheridan. Wyo.' Rev.
Walter n. Lacy. Delaware, ONO. ner'
RaIrh A. Ward, Berea, Ohio; PAU Z.
WANT. West Alexandria, Ohio; Claude
r. Kellogg, Denver, Colo; Rev. Harry
" Morley, st. Cloud, Fla; DIR. ana
Mrs. T. e. Skinner, Topeka, Kans.
THE Rev. Frederick Bankhardt,
Cleveland, Ohio. is in Shanghai, from
Yenping. The Rev. and Mrs. Francis
G. Gale. Oakland, Calf, are prebabiy
remaining at Tunki.
The following are in Peking:
DIR. and Mrs. Cyril Canright, Deia-
ware. Ohio. -
The following are remaining in
Hinghwa: Rev. George w. Hollis.er'
delaware, Ohio; Rev. Charles T.. Win
ter, San Francisco.
THE following from Hinghwa are at
pagoda Anchorage, Foochow: Rev. and
Mrs. w. b. Cole, Washington, IL. "
Rev. and Mrs. +. Stanley Carson, Ar
yada. Colo: Mrs. Elizabeth F. Brew
ster. Kansas City, Kans.; Mrs. Mary
b. HOLSTER, Kansas City. Kans.; Rev
and Mrs. F. P. James, Evanston, III.
Safe From Kiangsi.
The following are in Shanghai from
Kiangsi Province: Rev. and MRS
Frank A. Argelander, Cleveland. ONO
Miss Evaline Cav, Pleasant Hin, III:
Rev. and Mrs. Leland w. Holland
Pasadena, Calf; Miss Coral houston
Huntington Park. Calf; Rev. ano
Mrs. Charles r. Johannaber, Warren
ton. Mo-; Rev. William r. Johnson
Cornell, ILL.,: Miss Bessie b. Miner
Farley, Iowa; Miss Deannetta Ploeg,
Grand Rapids, Mich; Mr.. and Mrs.
James C. Piummer, San Diego, Calf.
Right Rev. Frederick r. Graves,
Episcopal Bishop of Shanghai. sent a
cable announcing the arrival, safe
and WELL" of the following mission
aries from the district of Nanking:-
From Nanchang: Rev. and Mrs. l..
II. Craighill and child, Richmond, Va;
from Kiukiang, Rev. j. G. Wood. VII
mington, Del. All missionaries are
now out Of these stations.
From Wuhu: Sister Constance
Anna, Ruth and Helen, all fof Glen
dale, Ohio. Episcopal officials here
said they assumed that Rev. V. II
Gowen, Seattle, still IL in Wuhu
since he is not mentioned in the mes
sage.
From Anking City: Miss NJ. X
Montieiro, Pittsburgh.
1t is reported that the following
have left Anking: Rev. 4. J. Lee anc
family, Washington, ID. c.: Rev. A
w Lee, Seattle; Rev. T. L. Sinclair
Hampton, Va; L. Tomkinson ane
wife. r. III. Meade, tr., and family
Richmond, Va; DIR. McF'eilows anf
family. Indianapolis; Deaconess Fuel
Ter, Whittier. Calf; Miss Alice Gregg
Mars Bluff, s. c.; Miss Bertha M
Beard, Sacramento, Calf; Miss Irene
A. Gehrling, Cincinnati, and Miss
Blanche L. Myers, Bay City. Mich
Methodist officials here were In
formed that "a missionaries and theii
families are en- route to the United
States on their regular furloughs, ant
that IS others and their families were
In Manila.
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