Alt the work carried on by the church in Huchow was inspected and fan afternoon and evening were given to a consideration of the medical work as represented by the mission's three hospitals, one at Soochow, one at Changchow, and the Huchow Gen-"al Hospital, and the Margaret Williamson Hospital in Shanghai, [Representatives of these hospitals were present and took part in the Giscussions. A resolution was past~ ed requesting the Home Board for aid for the upkeep and extension of the medical work. Miss McElwreath was appointed from Soochow to the: Huchow hospital, probably to be connected with the School for Nurses. the evening a meeting of the gnosis and about forty of the local workers was held where reports of. the work were given. The Huchow General Hospital reported much progress. Besides the patients treated in the hospital clinics and in the wards, rural health work had been undertaken. "Every week on different days two large towns are regularly visited by Dr. Manget and his helpers and [hundreds of sufferers are treated, The SSU. Wushing Middle School reported over 230 students of whom we-thirds were receiving religious instruction. Virgieia School with over 400" students from kindergarten
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