Growing LDS Church
pp. 165-166 · Read in the full issue
Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Stone, who' have recently completed a tour of the Cook Is. and Fiji for the Latter Day Saints Church. Mr. Stone is super intendent of the mission (headquarters in W. Samoa). The LDS have 10,000 adherents in this part of the Pacific and a large building programme is in progress, financed almost entirely from the tithing fund of the church at Salt Lake City, Utah. Builders, missionaries and educationalists give their time to further ing the Church’s affairs in the Pacific, free of cost.
September trav to P-NG incl left to right: M T. Kienzle, wh turned to Kokei September “ S i iang” after hoi ing in Sydney, was accompanh her father, M H. S. Holliday, known in Guinea. Mrs. B, also travelled by “Sinkiang” join her hu employed by D« ment of Health, Moresby.
Moresby, who recently announced engagement to Mr. Patrick Bre Officer-in-Charge of Medical Servlc Tufi, New Guinea. (Papuan Prints.
Left: Mrs. Alan de Groen. who left Port Moresby with her husband, on August 30, in the “Bulolo”. They will spend six months’ leave in Australia.
Right: Miss Judith Ffrench, of Port