She relumed by way of Europe:
ino visited the, World's Head:
hen In London and attend conference for Girls Work Leaders. held in "Boland. After pending some ime tu India en voute, the reached Shanghai, January" 2020, taking up at" once the" work of the generalship of the National V.W.C.A. The next. few years. were -difteult Years but under her leadership there Was growth and progress, the Associa tion "becoming more and. more. the articulate expression of the up-push of. China's womanhood, There are always times. of "aloneness™ fora person in such a posi lon of leader-Ehip, but her fal inthe women of China and her vision for their future dnd" te future of China, as she worked, Kept her steady and. the {Quality of her work and leadership won for her recognition as an outstanding Tender both in China and in countries abroad. "In 1090 she wat elected one vee presidents of the World's SWRA Comet at is meting another trip around the world in the Si, Gengue, That autumn sive made
Interests of the Y.W.C-A, visiting ase faciations" In America, Western Europe, Turkey and Jatin, and giving tome time to the work of the World's SIW.C.A. Healgudrters In Geneva.
Last year Miss 'Ting was granted year leave of absence for travel and Bitdy and' in the autumn went Europe as China's representative at the meeting of the. World's Child Weifare. Assocation "in Brussels Bougium, She also attended a. mect-Ing'of the Word's ¥.W.CA, Council trid made a short visit in te States on her way home. various boards and committees she bad served with unfailing interest all, these years,., She was a member of the executive committee of the /National Christian Council of China, of the American Bible Society Ex: ecutive Committee, of the Board of Directors of Ginling College, of eelo0 University, of MeTyelre Girls' School, of Bridgeman Girls' Middle School, and of the People's Welfare Committee of Greater Shanghai Municipality, and member of the executive council of the National Child Welfare Association of China, She was one of the original group who organized and made possible the Yunan Mission Work—China's first homo missionary project, She was deeply interested in religious and educational work and in the various social service projects of the community, She gave unstintingly of her time and energy to these various organizations, serving each as if it were her chief concern and interest. SUI she always had' time for the Dersonal side, also, and she has hosts. Of friends all around the world, for wherever she has gone, her charm of personality and her interest in people has made "her beloved. She has always been especially interested in students, and has befriended many a student "who has come' to her trouble Miss Ting was not only a National Agure, who has had a big share in the moulding of life in China during these years of change but is an in-known throughout women's movements working for humanitarium interests, The National Office of the ¥.W.C.A. is flooded with telegrams and cables of sympathy, not only from all parts of China, but also from "the far come's of the earth—New Zealand, South America, Canada and Europe. The sense of loss and sorrow shared by groups of women all around the world—for Miss Ting was only one of China's great—but she was also a world citizen, known and beloved far and wide, The Ceremony The Chapel of the International Funeral Directors was filled capacity on July 30 when a Funeral service was conducted for the "late Miss Ting Shu-ching, 'Among those taking part in the service at the Chapel' were Mrs.
eng Huang, Mrs. C. C. Chen, Mrs. W. S, New, Mrs. K. 7. Ku Dr. R. ¥. Lo, and Dr. Carleton Lacy, who oficialed at the graveside in Bubbling Well Cemetery, where Interment took place in the Y.W.C.A. plot, Messrs, Wilbur, C, ¥, Tu, S.C. Chang, and L.' Mf. Liu acted '5 ushers, and the registrars wet Mr. H. S. Chen, Miss 'T. Y. Chang, Miss C. Z. Wong, and Miss J. Sze.
prelude and postlude were rendered by Mr. F. L. Psaule, planist, and Mr. W. J. Deifel, violinist, who. played "My "Task" and "Face to Face." The National Committee Y.W.C.A. was represented by Mrs. JH, Sun, Mrs, Z. D. Zao, Mrs. IN. Chang, Mrs. "Lin "Vu Tang, Mrs.
P. Huang, and Mrs. H. 'T. Soong. The pall-bearers were Messrs, K. T. Kuo, 8. C. Liang, I. T. Liv, Homer Sung, and Drs, C, L. Hsia and H. Chen, Among those sending flowers Board," USA. Now Zealand, 'A World citizen Since her return she had not, been well but had continued her interest land aclive participation on the
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