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120 THE LUTHERAN PIONEER.

I might get in touch with. We greatly need cloth-
ing for men, women, and children. I would be
very grateful to you if you could help me to get
clothes for these poor people, so they may be able
to come to church.” Who of our readers will help?
Address: Rev. C. P. Thompson, Mansura, La.

Springfield, Ill. — Rev. C. L. Bliss, the former
missionary, accepted a call to Osman and Dewey,
Ill., where he was installed on June 21. Candidate
Bohm was called to succeed him and will probably
be installed August 2. God bless the young laborer!

Cleveland, O.— We extend our best wishes to
Missionary E. G. Mueller and Miss Edna Carneck,
whose engagement was recently announced.

Concord, N. C. — We extend our best wishes also
to Teacher John L. McDowell and his bride of Con-
cord. Mrs. McDowell was the former Miss Amy
Little, teacher at Salisbury, N.C. :

Vacation Bible-Schools.— Our colored Winston-
Salem vacation Bible-school has an enrolment of
thirty; at Charlotte fifty-eight children are in at-
tendance. Half of the children in the Charlotte
school are under eight years of age. At Phila-
delphia and High Point, N. C., vacation-schools
were opened July 13. Every one of our mission-
stations in the Eastern Field made earnest efforts
to open a Bible-school, but at the time of this
writing we are not sure whether all were successful
in their endeavors. Superintendent Gehrke expects
to pay each of the vacation-schools a visit while
they are in session.

Southern Pines, N. C. — Candidate Winston
Pledger was installed in the congregation at
Southern Pines on June 7 by Prof. F. Berg, who
also delivered the sermon. God bless this young
worker !

SOvPESEIESEFECIVE

Golden Jubilee of St. Paul’s Congregation, New
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