The news of the death of Miss.
Grace Mann at the hands of bandi in Shansi must have come a9 great shock to all friends of the Christian enterprise in China, and to her friends in the Baptist Mission with all the poignancy of a family bereavement.
Miss Mann's home was Hornsey, North London. She had wen in the Civil Service for eight years before her acceptance by the
had five terms' training at Cares Hall, but owing to the pressure of hhomé claims did not come to China until January, 1926.
After a_ year's study at the Language S hol in Peking, she was appointed to evangel work among the women of Taiyuanfu and district, and has since been resi in Shansi save for 2 few months during the evacuation of last year.
Of a quiet disposition, she impressed one even on a slight acquaintanceship with her devotion to the work to which she had given herself and with her consecrated commonsense. We extend our sympathy both to her relatives the homeland and to the Society.
has lost a valued worker.
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