'The Harbour Lights' Guild To the Editor of the "sNowrn-China Datty Nuws."
Sin-—May I, on behalf of the members of the above guild, which consists of ladies only, add' a further note to. the appeal recently Imade by courtesy" of your columns for practical assistance in the. in valuable work being constantly a consistently carried on by the Padre lot the Missions To Seamen, Shang hay Branch Some of your readers, may possibly be unaware of the existence of the above xuild, therefore, on behalf ofts. cotmmitice hereby' extend 4 hearty invitation (0. any. lady in any degree welcome ming, and providing a happy' environment. tory all our seamen, but particularly the M Jchant Seamen, who contribute Jauch a large degree, to the amenities of life for the foreigner in arbour Lights' Guild is to the" Missions Rees an exit teary of hat obe done by women fide of' the work peeuliary" Aited
The guild has at. present a fuir sinher on its roll, but the proporjon Uetween nominal and' active members, is rather great.
Jost at present, Shen funds are urgently needed towards the cost of new premises. is the time [volunteers in the ranks of Shan women to come forward and their bit," however small (to them) that b appear, and' rally round' the Padre, by whom every loffer of help. of whatever dimension, will he most gratefully received.
Please direct letters and enquiries ton. Sec, The Harbour Lights'
Guild, The Missions To Seamen, 17}, Broadway.
Qns). B. Mooney. Hon. Seen. inghai, Nov. 1, 1932.
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