Need For Larger Premises More Worthy of Port: Bishop Molony's. Appeal The annual general meeting of the Missions to Seamen in Shanghai was held on Friday last week in the new institute, No. 171 Broadway. Bishop H. J, Molony presided, important spiritual centre. They' were lucky inasmuch as they were blessed with a good team of clergy Jand a very fine body of laymen to back them up.
The meeting was brought to [conclusion with prayer.
Following are extracts from the annual report:
We bs Tein' 'P. Hi, Rolfe and. the Chaplain. SeptanRoite departs shotty om Heme increased use of the club made by the members since the beginning of the year, ure more hopeful than ever of eventual and permanent pro-spen ys. The achievement of this result will, be hastened if members will make greater use of the club and now that we have ample quar-id i m move for ast year."
is felt that much has been done during the past year to, make the club more inviting and attractive. The si IG. Steen, Chu Moo-san, Chun Shut-kai, T. D. Zar Proposed by Mr. Chu Paosan and [seconded by Mr. J. B, Powell that the president for the coming year should be Mr. Obun Shut-kai.
As Vice-Presidents proposed by Mr, Lyman and seconded by Mr. Chan Shut-kai, Mr. A. St. C. Camp-ball; proposed by "Mr. Powell and seconded by Mr. P. K. Chu, Mr. 0.
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