The Dawn

This magazine published by D. M. Panton began on April 15, 1924. Several of Miss Barber’s poems and letters appeared here, including “Buried” and “ Poems - Cherith ”.

Faithful Luke is mentioned as having corresponded with D. M. Panton in 1951.

Miss Barber’s niece and co-worker M. L. S. Ballord contributed Gospel anecdotes which were featured in the articles for children.

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Faithful Luke
Faithful Luke, standing third from the left, with Watchman Nee and visitors from the Plymouth Brethren
Letters - 1925 Testing the Supernatural in The Dawn
The following letter from M. E. Barber was printed in D. M. Panton’s magazine [[The Dawn]] in 1925, Vol II,...
M. L. S. Ballord
Miss Margaret. L. S. Ballord traveled with Barber to Fuzhou China in 1909. She was twenty-two and Miss Barber’s niece....
Poems - Buried
Buried
Poems - Cherith
Cherith
The Dawn - Miss Ballord's account of the Duck-herd
Note This article is transcribed as it appeared in the April 1927#37edition of [[The Dawn]]. “The Children’s Picture Book” column...
The Dawn
This magazine published by D. M. Panton began on April 15, 1924. Several of Miss Barber’s poems and letters appeared...

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