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… M. L. Clough, a niece of Sister White's who is traveling with them as reporter, furnished full and graphic accounts of each day's meetings for the Free Press …

… Mary L. Clough—Mrs. White's niece, much respected and beloved by our people, not only for her ability as a writer, but for all those qualities and accomplishments …

… B. L. Whitney, president of the Swiss Mission, accompanied by R. F. Andrews and Albert Vuilleumier. Taking a hack, they drove to the publishing house, on the corner …

… B. L. Whitney, who would serve as chairman of the council; and the appointment of committees. The daily program included an early-morning devotional meeting …

… and L. Aufranc, from the publishing house at Basel. He was one of the delegates to the council. At Great Grimsby, Ellen White was pleased to meet Jennie Ings who …

… —McClure, L. A. Scott, Derrick, Loughborough, and Hickox, who carried the meeting through.

… ”; (2) L. E. Froom, in Movement of Destiny (1971), goes quite into detail, devoting several chapters to the subject.

… to L. E. Froom, December 13, 1934 (see also Selected Messages 3:465 ).

… of L. J. Rousseau, an educator from the United States, in late July gave assurance that the school could be opened soon. In the Echo report, readers were informed …

… .—W. L. Johns and R. H. Utt, eds., The Vision Bold, 179.