CHILD WIDOWS OF INDIA
. Among the jfraaftj' workers for India's Uplift, none should lie more ividely ■knoivn than Mfs-. 1L Haider, partioukr* ly for her efforts of the past nine years in eoftiicottfrn with the noble work dwno by Ptnidita. Ita-iiiabai—together they are svorfciiig {of the child widows. This k one of the- greatest and most fruitful enterprises in the broad mission field of India. Mrs. Naldor is aw Eiig-lis.li laflyj. and conies to Wellington accreditee! by the leading Christian ministers aitd workers of America, and; froni tko Liou-t'ettant-GovcHldr of .Nova Scotia, her home province. They all bra* fiill tosti■ino.ny to- the fslossi.ng thai has aticijidod Mrs, Nal'der's work, ajwi refer to her as a speaker of rare power and sweetness. She is a re-mark-aMy well qualified advocate of a great aim worthy, cause. H<?r stay in' Wjsl.liugtaa will ho short,_ and those desiring to hoar her are reminded that- she will be taking tire, services, iiiorn.ing and evening, at Vivian Street Baptist'Churdi,
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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2180, 19 June 1914, Page 2
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163CHILD WIDOWS OF INDIA Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2180, 19 June 1914, Page 2
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