SALVATION ARMY

Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21707, 14 February 1936, Page 7

SALVATION ARMY

WELCOME TO VISITORS FROM INDIA

Adjutant y. l Thompson and Mrs pf' the Salvation Army , in who are at present on furlough Hlvjw Zealand, were welcomed by members of the Army at in 016 Sydenham Adjutant ThompoS’ J 3 a . divisional commander, W o . l ®? lust completed 14 years’ > bas served the Army in &&udCT. er term than any other JhIJM afternoon the visitors were Sa«^ H !5 d fK by A the Women ’ s Home whifh ur; at a gathering at Major A. Suter presided. m ? T Suter Presided i u .?* welcome, which l h ® United c °rps. A offered by Lieutenant T. SydwrtSS’ 1011I 0118 ® were given by the and the ChristS^?+ t L B^ nd played a march. The scribed'hv^A^ n ? y in India w as de®eechfnmv < u l if ant Thompson, in a of wdrrm3 b u • J- replied to addresses had e*taw?c»,sr e ® howed how, the Army . homes for women and . homeless whites; how 3KSft been built and how “any converted while they 1 Sff hpfn t^ eatme . nt there: Good over of crirnfJf 0 ! don ? ln the winning had 7j d even a murderer 3 gbn? iEff 4 Army workers *'% 'manv 110n J i® pers with good resufferers having received twSi J u * ccess had also rewarded ing .to ttL°* A ™ 7 oncers in attendoatives' hn!t 4. S ‘ needs of the **4* aTnatt°J day i he Army 11841 hun ' [ %*rther na JL v ® o ffi cers and soldiers. b«®2s be thought that the joy ' Adjutant „ J sorrow in India, iWdbri^ Tompson will *ill saohtew rcll J o ‘ m orrow and they f0 K ? ngland to conclude ft^g r U eturnine