Elizabeth T. White

“ She and her husband came and spent two years in Oregon. She soon found Rebecca Lewis, and exclaimed: "The Lord sent me across the continent to see thee."
Mrs. Pinkham held gospel meetings in various places; she visited the sick, whether their malady was in mind or in body, and was a blessing alike to rich and poor. She felt that the Lord bade her open the work of Friends in Oregon, and that others would follow her to carry it out. Long before coming here she had seen, as in a vision, Friends' meetings established. ”

“ The home and foreign missionary fields are receiving earnest attention from the women Friends in Oregon. They have supplied two or three missionaries in Alaska, and the one at Kobe Island is very prosperous. ”

“ Woman's Work Among the Friends or Quakers
By MRS. ELIZABETH A. T. WHITE, Woodburn, Or.
WOMAN, in the Friends' Church, stands the equal with man, and is not barred from any office or any work of the church. ”