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PERSONALIA

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Dr. Louis P. Dumc has recently been made u Fellow of the Royal ^
Geographical Society of Great Britain, in recognition of his notublc.1l
journeys into the interior of Arabia.
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Dr. and Mrs. P. W. Harrison and Miss Dalenberg have recently %
had a very successful trip to Kateef and vicinity, the nearest point
on the mainland to Bahrain. .•*
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Dr. Margaret Rottschaefer arrived in Bahrain early in January *
where she will have charge of the newly erected hospital for women
and children.
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Rev. and. Mrs. D. Dykstra attended the Meeting of the Missionary 3
Council for Northern Africa and Western Asia, held in Cairo in \
April, as delegates of the Mission in the place of Miss Ruth Jackson
who had been previously designated, but was unable to be present.;!
They arrived in-New York on their furlough in the latter part
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Miss • Ruth Jackson, Miss Rachel Jackson and Miss- Cornelia •
Dalenberg'arrived in.New York on the thirtieth of May. *
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Miss Charlotte B. Kellien,' who was expecting to return to.this l
country on her regular furlough this year, has generously postponed j
her leaving Arabia for a year in order to meet the situation tluij
has arisen in Basrah for lack of workers.' ■ =■•

On September 15th the following will sail from New York on
the S.S. “American Trader” of the American Merchant Line, some ]l
returning to the field after furlough in this country, others going ^
out as newly appointed missionaries:

Dr. and Mrs. Louis P. Dame
Dr. W. Harold Storm
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Miss J. Victoria Foster
Dr. Esther I. Barny
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