Missionaries Bring Schooling and Salvation to Liberia
The Main Station missionaries supplied inland food and opened a girls and boys school as locals resisted education. Compelled children later returned home, becoming evangelists, teachers, nurses, and medics, while a hospital aided healings that convinced many to convert. Tomorrow the new term begins, with Dr Jensen on vacation and a small station store serving workers.
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Rothsville
Jensen
Rev. Bushman
Foreign Mission Board
Charles Brown
Surprise kitchen shower for Rothtsville couple
A kitchen shower was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Erhart for their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Howard Weachter who recently wed and plan to live with Mr. and Mrs. Phares Fry in Rothsville after May 1.
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Walter Erhart
Howard Weachter
Phares Fry
Rothsville
Missionaries' Letter on Zorzor History and Work
A continued column describes Zorzor's Christian origins twelve years ago with one missionary residence and basic huts. It notes the health and cost issues of mud and thatch buildings, initial government support, and ongoing challenges as workers return from summer vacation to resume church and school duties.
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Zorzor
Zah-Zah
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