Sunkiang, Ku, Jan, 2.
Christmas and New Year have brought their good cheer to Sungkiang. Visitors during the holiday season from Shanghai and other places have brought new pleasures ant hoys to us down here. On Christmas Eve, the students of the Susan B. Wilson School for Girls put on a pageant depicting the Birth of Christ and the wore Was well done and enjoyed the many present. On. Christmas morning. there were suitable and very {pleasing Christmas Services in our 'Church. On the day after Christmas number of the students from. the MeTyeire School for Girls in Shang-/hal, brought joy and happiness to the 140 "odd "Tittle chaps in our Orphanage here. It was "surely a fine piece of work' bringing such a load of things down here and the rainy day that came.
If those in well conditioned circum stances could only realize how much 30y could be brought into the lives of the less fortunate for 2 moderate out-this old world 'Sungkiang in its modernizing ten dency. has lately' estab fAtted club. It Is called New Sung-kang. 'They have acquired' almost 40 mow of land, a. part of which has already been worked into a promising garden. A really nice building thas been erected, which is fitted with many conveniences. There are modern up to date bath tubs, very comfortable well furnished rooms which will bbe put at the convenience of its mem= Ceremonial per: formed, and there is. dining room where such appetizing feasts Jas the Chinese know how to cater, may be enjoyed. The prospectus Produced by the promoters attractive in its lone respect at lea flubs that T have men and women ar ership. In order that the young may Ibe attracted and brought into the club, students are only charged one dollar for membership, whereas the price for adults is ten dollars per
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