Hema-Whippy Wedding
pp. 74-76 · Read in the full issue
This photograph shows Mr. Enoch Hema, of Haapai, Tonga, and his bride, formerly Miss Adeline Whippy of Kasavu, Vanua Levu, Fiji, together with their bridal attendants. Mr. Hema recently graduated as a Minister in the Seventh Day Adventist Mission and has been, for the past few months, attending the SDA School at Tailevu, Fiji. Miss Adeline Whippy is the sixth
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Whippy, of Kasavu. She spent six years at the Australian Missionary College and has graduated as a trained teacher. Later she took up a position with the Fulton Mission School where she taught for three years. Mr. and Mrs. Hema hope to return to Tonga shortly.
Photo by Stinson Studios.
The Rev. Rodger Brown, of the Methodist Mission, left Brisbane recently for New Britain. He was accompanied by his wife and Miss F. J. Pearce a mis sionary Sister. Mr. Brown was the last missionary to escape from New Britain after the Japanese occupation in 1942.
He intends to rebuild his old mission station; the original one was destroyed during the war.


