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Kcv. James K. Moerdyk arrived in New York on his furlough carl^.^j
in June and went immediately to Holland, Michigan, to attend Gcner^
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Synud (ih mu* of tlu* reprexeiitulivex nf the Hoard of Kureign Mimlouii;
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Mr. Muerdyk will take Dr. Van Kersen's place an District Secreltiyi ■
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during the latter’s absence on Deputation.

Dr. and Mrs. VY. J. Moerdyk, delayed in Amarah by the illness of
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of their children, will probably arrive on their furlough early in July. ! \ H

Miss Charlotte B. Kellien arrived in New York May 2nd, having spca|-^'j
the greater part of her furlough with her sister in Switzerland. ‘

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Mrs. H. A. Bilkert, with three of her children, arrived in New Yodc A
on June 1st. Her other child remained to finish his school year at the J
Missionary School at Kodaikanal. He will follow in a month or two »
company with one of the returning missionary families. Mrs. Bilkert will
make her home at present with her family in Kalamazoo, Michigan.

Mr. Theodore Kssebaggers, having completed his short term of
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in the "Basrah High School, will return to this country early in the
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|)v S M. Zwenicr. having completed his lectures at Princeton So»||
inary along with many visits to the churches, concluded his stay in 4* g|
country as a delegate of his Classis to General Synod where he made
the addresses on the evening devoted to the consideration of Ford*. |
Missions He sailed with his daughter. Mary, for Cairo on June.lM^

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