The Archive · 1934

Nurses Graduate at Hangchow

Seven Young Women to Serve

the Sick far was dressed and where his othe injuries were also attended 'e. aad Fron ow Ox Comntsroxoest Hangehov, Dec. 28.

One of the finest Christmas gifts Hangchow, and to the Chinese People in general, was made over, his afternoon, in the Assembly all Sonnested with the Hospital of the Ghureh Missionary Society. Seven promising young tremen were Bini dedigated™ to the beneficent fause of serving and tending. the flee, and were sent forth with the ravers and good. wishes "of the faculty, and many admiring friends. 'The oséasion marked the. thirteenth group of fully qualified norses who Rave graduated' in the course of This. Rospital_ bes sending relief far and. wide,?

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continues to live up to its name. fe'was a great step of faith, inf early days, when the foundations the work were being' laid, when Florence Slain set. the Chinese. of Hangchow the example of a deep humanitarianism. Amid seenes of Toatheome disease, her. ministry the sick, brought 4 spirit of dignity, gentleness, patience and chivalry the profession. This practical demonstration in the service of succour

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