The Archive · 1937

Dr. Kia-Way Chang

On Dec. 3 the Chapel of the International Funeral. Directors Kigochow Road war fled to over following, as relatives, and ° friend gathered to attend the funeral servic for the Dr, Kin-way. Chang.

40, Rev. Chasles KT, Chi, of the Grace Baptist Church, oflelated, 'The service opened' with the con gregation singing a favourite hymn, "Down at. The Cross." which was followed by a prayer by Rev, W. B. Johnson, of Quinsan, Tev. Woo Tisth Yang read from the scriptures aft [which Rev, Fong 'Tsoh Kong gave a brief outline of! the deceased's ite 4 hymn, "When 'The Holl 1s Called Up Yonder," was sung by the Grace Day School Boys, "Atter'an address by Rev. Chi, another hymn, "Till We Meet Again." was sung. by' the con= gregation, The" deceased's eldest Brother, lat. 2: W. Chang, on te halt lot the' relatives of the deceased, thanked alt those present for" their kindness "and sympathy in their bereavement, after which Rev, J. E. [Jackson pronounced the benediction.

The deceased, the second son of Mrs. 1... Chang, was born In Shan-bhat tu 1805, "He received lis carly education in this city, later attending the Shanghai College: Dr. Chang was jomployed by the British law firm of Platt White-Cooper & Ca, as inter~ prefer for about two years, during which time the studied avy by core respondence from. the Alexander Hamilton institute of Now' York. [After completing the course "with honours hie was connected for some time with Messrs, Davis and Bryan, prominent American lawyers, He next became associated with Yeh Company, with law otices at. 40 Ningpo Road, the head of which it atr.'8. ¥. Yeh, MA, LIB. graduate for Oxtora University, tu Muy, 1020, the deceased, with a fellow partner jot Yeh & Company, Mr. L. C. Yang, went to, Northwestern University Ann Arbor, Michigan, to take" his facgree of Doctor. of. Jurisprudence, while. his pariner went. to. Depaul University at Chicago," He obtained hhis J. D. degree and returned "to [Shanghai the latter part of 1930, when the again resumed hie law practice, at which Ihe has been very stecessful.

Dr, Chang. was a member of the [Shanghai Bar Association, for the past several years a deacon of the Grace Baptist "Church, "chairman ofthe Ppoard. of directors' of the Grace [Church School and was prominent in Jelub and social activities, having ma foreign friends as well ab Chinese. had Been in falling health for the fast four or five years and died lust Mon day at his residence, 115 Rue Masesea, He is survived by' his mother, HN. "Chang, widow, 'Mrs, Chang, a som, three daughters, two brothers, atr, 'Z. W. Chang, elvit en-inoer for the Whangpoo Conservancy Board, and Mr, J. W. Chang, building contractor, and' sister, Ins, 1K, Faung, wife of Dr. Te.'W, Faung, os:

ant manager and medical director jof the Ning Shao Insurance Company. The remains will rest at: the Tnternational Funeral Directors unfit burial a later date.

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