Feeding the Hungry, P. C. Hiebert, 1929

. “Supplying Much ING Gd EL OLSES heen ceticestencceaccte.ssctiatesiesecgoveyteezs tants densive 361 Mrs. Vesta Zook Slagel, Superintendent of the Chil- dren’s Home at Constantinople. Brief Biograph- TCAs Ketch mma NIT OO Inysceeteercncrccsss tect sverostsccscbeceecont ss 363 pipe FEEDING THE HUNGRY Mrs. Vinora Weaver Saltzman, Superintendent of Russian Refugee Women’s Home, Constantino- ple. Brief Biographical Sketch, ‘Russian Girls’ Mennonite Refugee Home”’..........ccscssesccsssscsscereeees 365 Daniel Shroeder, District Supervisor of Relief and Reconstruction in Samara. Brief Biographical SIGE HN aaa cotas es eseacocontass sues'ens soteserties eet nieresenceacosscetecccsenedeas 367 XIII PrrsonneL oF MENNONITE CENTRAL COMMITTEE 368-393 Introductory Remarks. The Executive Committee: Levi Mumaw, Secretary-Treasurer, Mennonite Commission for War Sufferers. Biography. “Several High Peaks in Our Executive Work” 370 P. C. Hiebert, Chairman. Mennonite Brethren Church of North America. Biography. “The PamoOus Sixty ct wo erceseacseiccrscsesesteccosscssetcsiecisrscesces 377 Maxwell H. Kratz, Vice-Chairman. Emergency Relief Commission of the General Conference. Biography. ‘A Personal Testimony”’.............06 385 Orie O. Miller, Assistant to the Secretary-Treas- urer. Biography. “A Narrative of Personal EEXPErien Cede Sco ccen el tecers coteteratsesvercasescucuehe couse rears 386 Members of the Mennonite Central Committee: John H. Mellinger. Eastern Mennonite Board of Missions and @haritiess) (Biographiy-wssccsateres 389 Wm. Neufeld. Pacific Branch of the Relief Com- mission for Mennonites in Siberia and Russia. Biography. sere eect eae reat teamtaare tees ore 390 D. M. Hofer. Krimmer Mennonite Brethren Church. Active member of the Mennonite Cen- tral Committee, but because of his services as field-worker we have already given his biogra- phy as well as personal contribution in Chapter XII. Allen Yoder. Central Conference of Mennonites. Biography. Some Personal Impressiona............... 301 CONTENTS 23 XIV RESPONSES FROM RUSSIA 394-408 Introductory Remarks. Testimonies of Individuals and Groups. “Address of Thanks,” Kamenka, Orenburg. D. ETS aE By ccc ea De ra ae Oe ae 394 “Letter of Thanks.” Petershagen, Halbstadt Volost 395 mAVVOLdset rome inlaw eee erece es cceee aavcesreereieesetraececerts 395 “Letter from the Ruckenau Village Committee”’...... 396 “Appreciation of Reconstruction Work.” Officials OrethemVierban dime les COnnieste.cres:tepeetotcesrecsease coe 397 SWettermWaths Oven o00MSignatiunes: ccvsuscetssscceess 398 Chortitza- Rosenthal Wettetrececsrststetsccsessctestevetetcecsteces 399 Response from Apostolowa, a Russian Village........ 406 Marieyevka, Krasno-Shavkay Volost. M. Dsiuba.... 401 Sparks of Sincere Gratefulness from the Lips of Innocence for Garments Received.......cccccccseesesees 401 “Hundredfold Thanks for Clothing.” Chortitza...... 402 The O