Return Of Seventh-Day

Adventist

Missionaries To Sw Pacific

SIX Seventh-day Adventist missionaries have returned to the South Pacific Islands territories from which they were evacuated in the early part of the Pacific war. Two new appointees have accompanied them.

These missionaries are: Pastor N. A.

Ferris, appointed to the Solomon Islands as general supervisor; Pastor D. A. Fer ris and Mr. J. Gosling, to Malajta for medical and missionary work; Pastor A.

J. Campbell, to Ramu, inland New Guinea; Pastor C. Pascoe, to Upper Markham Valley, with Mr. F. Maberly as assistant: Pastor L. G. Maxwell, formerly of Bougainville, to Bena Bena, assisted by Mr. J. Hankinson.

The announcement (supplied by her family) that Miss Danhne Beck, for merly of Wau TNG, was engaged to marry Captain Raymond Watson. MBE, was not quite correct. It should have read “Mrs. Daphne McDonald, widow of the late Flying Officer John McDonald.”

The young lady’s first marriage was tragically short—her husband was killed in flying operations over France in Feb ruary, 1944.