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Board of Foreign Missions u . v , • - a \ ( Day MISSIONS j / ^ j ■ tx n ^ ^ A n n u a l R e p o r t -- - o f t h e — Board of Foreign Missions — OK" T H E — Un it e d P resbyterian Church -OF- NORTH AMERICA 1910. — / 3 Containing The 51st Annual Report of the Board, Presented to the General Assembly at Philadelphia, Pa., Hay 25, 1910. Report of the Women’s Board to the General Assembly. The 54th Annual Report of the flission in India; The 55th Annual Report of the Hission in Egypt; The 9th Annual Report of the 5udan flission; General Statement of Receipts and Payments ; &c., &c. PHILADELPHIA : PATTESON PRINTING HOUSE, 1840 MARKET STREET. 1910. - / ^ EX-PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND MISSIONARIES. AT THE DEDICATION Ol- THR G IRLS’ COLLEGE, CAIRO, MARCH 28, 191». CONTENTS. The Board of Foreign Missions, . Post Office Addresses of Missionaries, Statistics—In d ia ,.................................... Egypt, . The Sudan, General Summary of the Entire Foreign Work, ................ Historical Sketch, ....................................................................... General Information,........................................... ....................... The Board’s Annual Report to the General Assembly, Report of General Assembly’s Committee, Appropriations of General Assembly, . Report of Women’s Board, .............................................. Report of the Mission in In d ia , .................................. Report of the Mission in Egypt, .................................. Report of the Mission in the Sudan,........................... Alphabetical List of Missionaries,................... Treasurer’s Report,................................................................. Act of Incorporation,................................................................... Outline of Missionary Sermons, ....................................... TOPICAL, INDEX,....................................................................... ILLUSTRATIONS. FACING PAGE. Ex-President Roosevelt and Missionaries, at the dedication of the Girls’ College, Cairo, March 28, 19 10 ..........................................................................1 Board of For¿ign Missions of the United Presbyterian Church, 19 10 , . 15 A Missionary Encampment.............................. 49 Rev. Samuel Martin and Kanaya and his w ife , ............................................... 49 Typical Village Mosque (Mohammedan) 88 One of India's God’s , ...........................................................................................88 Faculty and Students of Gordon Mission College, Rawal Pindi, 19 10 , . 97 Good Samaritan Hospital, Jhelum ,........................................ 115 Hospital Nurses, Jhelum, 115 American Mission College for Girls’ Cairo, Dedicated by Ex-President Roosevelt, March 28, 19 10 , .........................................................................129 Graduating Class, 19 10 , ............................................................... ... 129 Theological Students and Professors, Cairo, 19 10 , ......................................160 One of the Wards, Tanta Hospital,................................................................. 194 Patients in Children’s W a r d ,............................................................................. 194 Doleib Hill Station on Sobat River, 215 Ex-President Roosevelt Addressing Sliulla W arriors,..............................215 Ex-President Roosevelt Watching Sliulla War Dance,..............................215 Map India, ...................................................................................... opp. p. 126 “ 'E g y p t, ..................................................................................... “ “ 212 BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS. Membei s. (REV. S. G. FITZGERALD. 1908-1911 J MR. ROBERT L. LATIMER. [M R . FRED. O. SHANE. (REV. T. B. TURNBULL, D.D. 1909- 19 12 -^ MR. JOHN R. McLEAN. [MR. ROBERT KILLOUGH. (REV. M. G. KYLE, D.D., LL.D. 1910 - 1 9 1 3 ^ “ CHAS. S. CLELAND, D.D. 1 “ W. M. ANDERSON. Officers. P r e s i d e n t . R e v . M. G. K Y L E , D.D., LL. D., 1132 Arrott St., Frankford, Philadelphia, Pa. R e c o r d in g S e c r e t a r y . R e v . C. S. CLELAND , D.D., 802 North 17th St., Philadelphia, Pa. C orresponding S e c r e t a r y . R e v . CH AR LES R. WATSON, 200 North Fifteenth St., Philadelphia, Pa. A s s o c ia t e S e c r e t a r y . R f. v . W. B. ANDERSON, 200 North Fifteenth St., Philadelphia, Pa. T r e a s u r e r . ROBERT L. LATIMER, ESQ., 24 North Front Sfreet, Philadelphia, Pa. Stated meeting at 1.30 o ’clock p. m., Second Tuesday in each in the Second United Presbyterian Church, Race Street, near 16th Philadelphia, Pa. OFFICERS OF THE BOARD SINCE ORGANIZATION. Presidents. 1859-71 Rev. Joseph T. Cooper, D.D., 1871-98 “ W. W. Barr, D.D., 1893- “ M. G. Kyle, D.D. Corresponding Secretaries. 1859-93 Rev. J. B. Dales, D.D. 1893-02 “ W. W. Barr, D D. 1902- “ Charles R. Watson. Recording Secretaries. 1859-66 Rev. F. Church 1866-68 “ Thos. H. Hanna, D.D. 1868-71 “ F. Church 1871-74 S. C. Huey 1874-76 Rev. J. C. Wilson 1876-78 Joseph D. McKee 1878-80 Rev. J. B. Whitten 1880-82 “ R. Stewart, D.D. 1882-96 “ D. W. Collins, D.D. 1896- “ C. S. Cleland, D.D. * Treasurers. 1859-74 Thos. B. Rich 1874-79 William Getty 1879-93 Joseph D. McKee 1893- Robert L- Latimer MEMBERS SINCE ORGANIZATION. 1859-61 Rev. J. T. Pressly, D.D. 1876-03 Rev . James Crowe, D.D. 1859-74 “ J. T. Cooper, “ 1878-93 Mr. Robt. T. Elliott 1859-75f “ J. B. Dales, “ 1880-82 Rev. R. Stewart, D.D. 1869-63 “ G. C. Arnold 1882-99 Rev . D. W. Collins, D.D. 1859-80 “ F. Church 1883-89 “ I. T. Wright 1859-60 “ H. H. Blair 1S89- < i M. G. Kyle, D.D. 1859-66 Mr. T. D. Anderson 1890-93 14 W. M. Gibson, D.D. 1859-76 “ S C Huey 1890-04 Mr. Wm. Neely 1859-64 “ T. B. Rich 1893* “ R. H. Ferguson 1860-61 Rev. T. H Beveridge 1893- Rev . S. G. Fitzgerald 1861-94t “ W. W. Barr, D.D. 1893- Mr. Robert L- Latimer 1861-66 “ James Prestly, D.D. 1894-03 Samuel Walker 1868-68 Mr. J. M. Wallace, 1894- Rev. Chas S. Cleland,D.D. 1864-95 “ Thos. Stinson, 1895* Mr. Jas. A. Elliott. 1864-80 Rev. Wm. H. Getty, 1896-03 “ Wm. A. Brown 1866-68 “ T. H. Hanna, D.D. 1899- Rev W. M Anderson 1868-76 “ W. C. Jackson 1903- Rev.. T. B. Turnbull, D.D. 1868-90 Mr. John Alexander 1908- Mr. John R. McLean 1869-75 Rev. J. M Hutchinson 1908-07 “ James S. McCracken 1874-76 “ J. C Wilson, D.D. 1904* “ Robt H Ferguson 1875-90 “ S. G. Fitzgerald 1905- “ ’F. O. Shane 1876-93 Mr. Jos. D. McKee 1907- “ Robert Killough 1876-83 Rev. J. B. Whitten * Elected but did not serve. t Became Corresponding Secretary of the Board. POST-OFFICE ADDRESS OF MISSIONARIES FOR 1910-11.* liTCD I-A .- Rev. Wm. B. Anderson.........................200 N. Fifteenth St., Philadelphia, Pa. “ W. T. Anderson,§...................... Sialkot, Punjab, India. “ J. W. Ballantine, .................. Sialkot, Punjab, India. “ Jas S. Barr, D . D . , .................. New Wilmington, Pa. “ Wm. J. Brandon, Ph.D., .... Pasrur, Punjab, India. Dr. M. M. B row n,........................ Sargodha, Punjab, India. Rev. A B. Caldwell,............................. Sangla Hill, Punjab, India. “ E. E. Campbell.............................Jhelum, Punjab, India. “ J. G. Campbell, ...................... Sialkot, Punjab, India. “ Hubert C. Chambers, . Khangah Dogran, Punjab, India. “ Osborne Crowe, ...................... Gujranwala, Punjab, India. “ David R. Gordon, ................... Gurdaspur, Punjab, India. , “ Thos E- Holliday, D.D., . Sialkot, Punjab, India. “ J. H. Martin, D.D., .................. Lyallpur, Punjab, India. “ Samuel Martin, D .D ., .............. Pasrur, Punjab, India. “ Robt. Maxwell,...........................Gujranwala, Punjab, India. “ J. A. McArthur, ....................Gujranwala, Punjab, India. “ Jno. A. McConnelee, . Sargodha, Punjab, India. “ W. M. McKelvey, ................... Monmouth, Illinois. “ H. S. N e s b i t t , ........................... Zafarwal, Punjab, India. (American Mission should be added to each Address.) Prof. Wm. E- N icoll,$ ........................Sialkot, Punjab, India. Rev. S. C. Picken, ............................Rawal Pindi, Punjab, India. “ E. L- P o r t e r ,...............................Rawal Pindi, Punjab, India. Prof. W. L. Porter................................. Winterset, Iowa. Rev. A. J. Ranson, ........................Rawal Pindi, Punjab, India. “ T. L Scott, D .D ., ....................... Sialkot, Punjab, India. “ J. H. Stewart, ...........................Pathankot, Punjab, India. “ Robert Stewart, D.D. L.L.D.,£ . Jhelum, Punjab, India. Miss Minnie R. Alexander, .... Sargodha, Punjab, India. " Emma D. A nderson,.................. Sargodh#, Punjab, India. “ Roma Beatty,.............................. Sialkot, Punjab, India. “ Hazel Bennett, ............ Lyallpur, Punjab India. “ Lena S. B ro th e rs to n ................Sangla Hill, Punjab, India. “ Mary J. Campbell, .................. Pathankot, Punjab, India. “ Laura Cleland, ............New Concord, Ohio. “ Kate M. C o r b e t t ,...................... Gurdaspur, Punjab, India. “ Henrietta M. Cowden................. Khangah Dogran, Punjab, India. “ Laurella G. Dickson,................Gurdaspur, Punjab, India. “ Agavnie Gilbakian, M.D., . Dorchester, Mass. “ Elizabeth G Gordon.................... Pattersonville, N. Y. “ Ella M. G ord on ,........................... Jhelum, Punjab, India. “ Nancy A. Hadley.......................... Zafarwal, Punjab, India. “ Anna M Hamilton,....................Blairsville, Pa. “ Laura B. Hamilton,....................Zafarwal, Punjab, India. “ Kate A. H i l l
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