Ningpo, Mar. 31.
Ningpo foreign community is saying good-bye to a number of friends who are being transferred or _are going home on leave. Bishop Curtis, who came to Ningpo from Fukien, on retirement of Bishop Molony a year ago, has made hi [self very popular in Ningpo, }genial, witty broad-minded colleague in the missionary body. He is going to England and on his return will live at Hangchow.
Dr. Curtis; who is also going on leave, has done most useful work in Ningpo and her direction of the CLS. Women's Hospital has been specially appreciated. Bishop Curt. is and Dr. Curtis will attend the Lambeth Conference, which is to be libeld in July during their stay in London. "The missionary body gave them a hearty send-off at last week's meeting, Dr. T. S. Goodwin, also of the CALS. "is being transferred Hangchow. Dr. Goodwin worked for some time in Fukien, but came here} during the troubles of 1927. He has proved a very capable doctor, 'a most acceptable preacher, and] carries with him the good wishes} of all for his work in Hangchow.
Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Berthet, of the British-American Tobacco Company }goes on leave next week. Their many friends here wish them good fortune wherever they may be st ed on their return to China,
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