Samoa
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Mormon Church In
PRESIDENT Charles I. Sampson, with his wife and four children, has arrived at Pago Pago to assume the leadership of the Samoan Mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
He is relieving President Howard B.
Stone, who served in a similar capacity for more than four years.
In the last four years the Mormon Church has erected 17 chapels, four recreation halls, three school houses and other residential buildings in Eastern Samoa. It is planned to build a new college in American Samoa at a cost of 500,000 dollars.
Four other chapels and six additional smaller meeting houses have been approved by the First Presidency, and money appropriated for their erection.