Mrs, E, M. Gull Make an Honorary Life Member Tt is with much regret that we learn of the death lest Thursday Mrs, Alex. Samson, who for many years has been a valued member of the B.W.A. Her interests have been associated with the Social: Service Board and Entertainment. Committee as well as the various Sections, and with her passing away the Executive Committee loses a een and active member, We feel sure the sympathies of the whole [Association will go out to her family in their great loss, and that all would like to know a wreath has been sent from the B.W.A. in grateful remembrance, At the last meeting of the Executive Committee, it was decided that Mrs. E. M. Gull, who has recently left for Home, should be made an Honorary Life Member of the. BAW.A. A farewell letter has just been received from her with all ood wishes to the Association, and the following extract will probably be of interest to many members "After 11 months in Peking, one goes home more than ever imbued with the notion that it is up to each of us to do everything we possibly can for British interests in' China, and T have in no way abated my belief in the far-reaching potentialities
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