California has come to Changsha for the year 1930/37 as musi¢ teacher at the Fuhsiang School for Girls. Formerly she was engaged as music teacher in a public school at home, and she will probably return to het work in Salinus at the end of the school year. Miss Moore is not only enthusiastic about her work. at Fuc hsiang, but also about the real Chinese atmosphere of Changsha.
Miss Jessica Norelius, Superintendent of Nurses at the Hsiangya Hospital, left Changsha on Saturday for Nanking to attend the Nurses Association of China Conference,—She went to Hankow by train, and planned to make the remainder of the journey by boat. After the confer-snee Miss Norellus intends to spend week in Shanghai before returning heme, Six of the American group residing at Changsha tool a week-end trip to the sacred mountain of Nanyu. Dr. Lois Greene of the Hslangya Hospital, Miss 'Marie Moore, teacher in' Fu: slang, and Mrs, Tenty Loach wite the representative of the Asiatic Petroleum Ca, in Changsha made up the feminine halt of the party, while Messrs. Cox, Chatfield, and Sweet, Yale-in-China bachelors completed the group.
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