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Scrapbook includes:
Roll Call Algiers Mission Band – relatives involved in the war;
New Year Rally Programme and Mr Smeeton's Bible; Reading Plan;
Prayer Requests, January 1915;
Postcards from Malta and Cairo;
Nile Mission Press Meeting 4 Feb 1915;
Specimens of Religious Art and illustrations for the Tracts for boys;
Who will go? [Blanche Grace Lumley Haworth, Feb 26th] and soldiers' cards;
Page Designs (incl tract for Mystics by Blanche Grace Lumley Haworth);
Egypt literature business – list of tracts in preparation and some samples in Arabic;
Text of the Queen and her Mirror [Lilias Trotter];
Text of Heavy Burdens, by Miss Harrison;
Text of the Sacrifice of Said [Blanche Grace Lumley Haworth];
Text of The Brave Deed of Mounira [Lilias Trotter];
Memo from Lilias Trotter concerning us of tracts, from Cairo – she is described as Superintendent of the Women's Dept;
List of Mission Agencies;
Memoranda from NMP – Dept of Women and Children
Cards and drawing [Lilias Trotter] from Cairo;
Children's art and a little painted picture tract;
Lull Anniversary Meeting at Dar Naama, by kind invitation of Blanche Grace Lumley Haworth;
Story of 1914 - 'While there is time';
Copy of the Woman's Algerian Mission Band Newsletter 11, May 1915;
Hymns and photos;
Notes for those about to travel;
War List 1915 of Algiers Mission Band relatives;
Requests for Prayer, July 1915;
August Prayer Letter [Lilias Trotter];
Field Committee Agenda Oct 9, 1915;
Station Reports – Blanche Grace Lumley Haworth;
Literature sub-committee agenda, Dec 28, 1915;
Loose photos and artwork;
Prayer Requests fr December 1915;
Mr Smeeton tract: 'Are you one?';
Page of music – transliterated;
Still I wait – Gordon of Khartoum's statue and lines;
Christmas Greetings from Sir Matthew and Lady Dodsworth;
The Evening bringeth all things home' written by Lilias Trotter on a postcard;
Photo of a Kabyle woman
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