Acceptance of Position of Pas-for by the Rev. E, W. Luccock cablegram received last week by the Rev, C. E, Patton, of the d Council of the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Mise sions, announces the acceptance by the Rev, Emory W. Luceock of call of Community Church to ome its pastor at the earliest Possible date. The cablegram ins dicates that Mr, buccock will not reach Shanghaj until toward the came out under the byterian Board in September, 1921, and was at the time he went home on furlough General Secretary:
Nantao Christian Institute, Shanghai. Mr. Luccock received his A. B, from Wabash College and his B. D. from MeCormick Seminary and also did some graduate work at Northwestern University. For two years he served as Associate Pastor at Oak Park, Ill. In 1921-22 he taught a course in religious education at the University of Nanking. During 1923-4 he was with the Community Guild in the work at Siangtan, Mrs. Luccock is a graduate of Mechanics Institute in the Home Economies course. She was an structors at Mechanics Institute and later served as dietician at Rochester Open Air School. From 1916 to 1919 she served as Field Secretary for the W. F. M.S, of the Methodist Episcopal Church and came to China under that Board in September, 1920, transferring to the Presbyterian Board at the time of her marriage with Mr. Luccock 1923.
Mr. and Mrs, Luccock have two children, Cans Ruth who is four years old and Jean Esther who is two.
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