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PERSONALIA r'
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Iii response to the request of the United Mission in Mesopotamia, •
and of the Joint Committee, Dr. James Cantine is returning to Vkj
Mesopotamia in the fall of this year. He will spend several year*
in Mr.siipnlamia miTliug llu: emergency ucciihioiietl by furlough*,
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The Rev. and Mrs. I). Dykalrn. the Misses Ruth and Ruclwl^

Jackson and Miss Cornelia Dalenberg expect to return to Arabia • A-
after their furloughs in this country, sailing in August and Sep- ,|r
tember.

The Rev. E. E. Calverley, Ph.D.. has been appointed a delegate ^
to the Meeting of the International Missionary Council at Jerusalem. Jg.

"March 24 to April 11, 1928.
The Rev. S. M. Zwemer, D.D., has completed his visit in India 7^
has been appointed a delegate
and has returned to Cairo. He also
Missionary Council at Jerusalem *
to the Meeting of the International
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this spring. a
Dr. M. N. Tiffany is reported to have arrived in Basrah February :
She will reside in Kuwait during her period of language
2, 1928.
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study. J
The Rev. an<l Mrs. Garrett E. De Jonff.-M*8 S'v^anUna |
Dr. and Mrs. W. Harold Storm are resitm g
period of language study.
. r Dr McDowell, the senior, )
Mrs. E. W. McDowell, the wife ol V ■ ^ •„ Mo>sui u(ler •
lnciuhcr of the United Mission m M^'1' ^ ^cDowell, after forty
a prolonged illness, December 13. - • * opotainia. will retire. ]
years of missionary service in 1 erM‘l ,l
in 192S.
er a senior in the Thco* *j
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Badeau, the °^been appointed member*
logical Seminary at New Brunswic ', * -|1 proceed to the licM
of the United Mission in Mesopotamia .
this fall.

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