His parents were George F. and Louisa (nee Smith) Legge.
Clarence graduated from Holmes Bible and Missionary Institute (Greenville, SC) in 1929.
Together with Edna, he worked for a time with a missionary-based American publishing company in Pakhoi, Kwangtung, China, where he helped publish all sorts
of church related material in Chinese/English, with Edna translating fluently for these various publications.
After returning to the United States, he worked as a photo engraver, an occupation he had held before his work in China.
After Edna died, Clarence married Margaret I. Rodger.
Obituary in the Tampa Bay Times (St Petersburg, FL), 17 Apr 1986, p 54.
Clarence graduated from Holmes Bible and Missionary Institute (Greenville, SC) in 1929.
Together with Edna, he worked for a time with a missionary-based American publishing company in Pakhoi, Kwangtung, China, where he helped publish all sorts
of church related material in Chinese/English, with Edna translating fluently for these various publications.
After returning to the United States, he worked as a photo engraver, an occupation he had held before his work in China.
After Edna died, Clarence married Margaret I. Rodger.
Obituary in the Tampa Bay Times (St Petersburg, FL), 17 Apr 1986, p 54.
His parents were George F. and Louisa (nee Smith) Legge.
Clarence graduated from Holmes Bible and Missionary Institute (Greenville, SC) in 1929.
Together with Edna, he worked for a time with a missionary-based American publishing company in Pakhoi, Kwangtung, China, where he helped publish all sorts
of church related material in Chinese/English, with Edna translating fluently for these various publications.
After returning to the United States, he worked as a photo engraver, an occupation he had held before his work in China.
After Edna died, Clarence married Margaret I. Rodger.
Obituary in the Tampa Bay Times (St Petersburg, FL), 17 Apr 1986, p 54.
Clarence graduated from Holmes Bible and Missionary Institute (Greenville, SC) in 1929.
Together with Edna, he worked for a time with a missionary-based American publishing company in Pakhoi, Kwangtung, China, where he helped publish all sorts
of church related material in Chinese/English, with Edna translating fluently for these various publications.
After returning to the United States, he worked as a photo engraver, an occupation he had held before his work in China.
After Edna died, Clarence married Margaret I. Rodger.
Obituary in the Tampa Bay Times (St Petersburg, FL), 17 Apr 1986, p 54.
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