Te Karere . Sister Dana via Australia and Europe. SISTERAUDREY T. DANA, of Tracy,California, who has completed twoyears and four months, came to NewZealand in May, 1953, with her fatherand mother who were called to labourat the College. Sister Dana was firstassigned in the Auckland District, andlater transferred to Napier, HawkesBay, where she spent the largest part. Sister Briggs of her mission in proselyting and as-sisting with the Napier Sunday School(recently made into a branch). Sister Dana spent the last few months of hermissionary labours in Whangarei. SISTER LOU CIEL BRIGGS, ofCody, Wy
Te Karere . Sister Dana via Australia and Europe. SISTERAUDREY T. DANA, of Tracy,California, who has completed twoyears and four months, came to NewZealand in May, 1953, with her fatherand mother who were called to labourat the College. Sister Dana was firstassigned in the Auckland District, andlater transferred to Napier, HawkesBay, where she spent the largest part. Sister Briggs of her mission in proselyting and as-sisting with the Napier Sunday School(recently made into a branch). Sister Dana spent the last few months of hermissionary labours in Whangarei. SISTER LOU CIEL BRIGGS, ofCody, Wyoming, has completed a two-year mission, serving energeticallyevery position she was called to per-form. During her eighteen months inAuckland she served as a proselytingmissionary and as President of theMission Young Womens Mutual Im-provement Association, making out-standing progress in the programmethroughout New Zealand. SisterBriggs did much to assist in the de-velopment of the newly formed NorthShore Branch, and is greatly missedby the Saints there. She also completed
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