The Archive · 1938

From Day to Day

Mr. H. E. Morriss arrived yesterday in the s, Conte Verde.

Mr. - and Mrs, A. J. Percival arrived yesterday from Hongkong in the s. Conte Verde.

Ar the Shanghai Missionary Association Meeting today at 5 p.m. in the Union Church Hall Dr. Frank W. Price will take as his subje "America and the World Church."

Mr, Fang Chih, head of the Department of Education of the Anhwe: Frovincial Government, is expected to leave Chungking, where he ha: had consultations with the Executive Yuan, for his post on November 24, says the "Hwa Mei Chen Pao."

Some 25,000 books and 14 pianos belonging to the University of Shanghai, says a report to the "Morning Leader," were removed from the uni versity campus to the Shanghai Continental Building on November 22, following negotiations with the Japanese authorities.

Tur Bridge Mahjongg tea sponsored by Mrs, Hugh Middleton and Mrs. R. N. Swann, held at the Foreign Y.M.C.A. on November 21, netted the SS.P.C.A, the sum of $286.30. The Society extends its grateful thank: to all who helped to make the affair a success.

Tae National Government has conferred posthumous honours upon the late Mr. Wang I-ding, well-knowr Chinese philantrophist, who died it Shanghai regently, for his public-spirit and distinguished role in the Chinese Revolution, says a report te the "Wen Wei Pao.'

Ow Tuesday next at 515 pin Mr. A. Emms, P. Coll H, F.B4LCC., AST. of the Henry Lester Institute is to address members and guests of the Shanghai International Educational Association, in the Chinese Y.M.CA, room 320. His sub-handwork as an Educational Tue opening programme of the "Hour of Music" at the Foreign Y.M.C.A. will be held today at 6 p.m. The programme is conducted by Mr. George Singer, piano; Mr. Michael Riskin, violin; and Mr. John Stupel, cello. Members and friends of the Association are cordially invited to attend, Unvenine ceremonies of an impressive granite memorial, honouring the Japanese officers and men of the original expeditionary force to Shanghai killed in action, erected on a pill-box studded hill at Tazang. will be unveiled on December 8 local Japanese newspapers reported yesterday. The memorial took ten months to complete.

HvaNc Fu-hsing and Hsu Feng-ziang, two of a company of six alleged attempted killers of Mr. Wang Keh-min, head of the "Provisional Government," says a report te the "Sin Wan Pao," were shot by the Japanese military authorities in Peiping on November 23. The attempt on the life of Mr. Wang was made in March last.

Tur following service will Broadcast over Station XMHD or Sunday, November 27, at 10 am Chimes, organ prelude, prayer, "Lif up Your Heads" (choir), announcements, Scripture reading, "Jesus Shall Reign" (song), Sermon by Mr D. Faplkner, prayer, "Surely He Hath Borne our Griefs" (choir)

"Abide with Me" (solo), organ pre ludo, Tue first through Kiangsi-Hunan Kwangsi train, says a belated repor to the "Morning Leader" was ru on the Chekiang-Kiangsi Railway o: the night of November 13. It state from Nanchang and arrived i Kweilin, capital of Kwangsi, o November 16, The early completion: of this railway line to serve China' war needs, the report states, indicate the quick resuscitation of China reconstructive efforts.

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