The Archive · 1937

Union Church Workers Hidden Farewell

For the purpose of bidding "An revoir" 10 three ce-workers, members of Union Church Choir were the guests "at the home of the Rev. OW. and Mrs. Allan at 277 Route Cully on May 22, The three departing members were Miss Doughty, who is leaving permanently, and Miss Maxwell and" Mr. A. Heal, whose return is at present Indefinite, The Rev. C. W. "Allan, Acting Minister, spoke appreciatively of the work done in the interests of the Choir by the three members. thus complimented, and on behalf of the Cholr and ettler friends wished them every success wherever they may be Placed. To Miss Maxwell, who for some time has acted as Choir scerelary, a small gift was presented by her fellow-members.. Mr. Harrop, the organist, and Mrs, Umpleby, the resent secretary, endorsed the (good wishes expressed by Mr. Allan, Those present included Mr, and Mrs, Har-rep, Mr. and Mrs. Kelsoy, Mr. and Mrs. Kay, Mrs, Shinn, Mrs. Maxwell, Miss Watling, Miss Newcomb, Miss Kelsey, Mrs, Umpleby, Mr. MoGavin, Mr. Scobie, Miss Allan, and Mr. Walter Allan, Da, Chow Pong-tsin, general manager of the Great China chain of drug stores in Shanghai, told news: Papermen ju an interview that he began his career as a doctor, He failed to make good, however, he said, tumed to "peddling" medicine. His stores used to make about $120,- 000 a year, only, he told the journal ists, but, "according to the "Star Daily News," they now enjoy a net Profit of over $4,000,000 annually,

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