(Delayed tu the Metts)
Japanese troops advancing on Pengpu, Kuling, Jan. 24.
All Kulingites will be glad to hear fof the splendid meetings held here, z|and which have just come to a close.
At New Year the Week of Prayer was held in the Convention Hall in West Valley, and halt in the Union Church. The meetings were held in the afternoons from four to five. A group met for a hal€ hour of prayer Before each meeting, Pastor Marcus Cheng of Changsha" Biola Institute was the leader. No one ever pre-the Gospel message more simply and winningly than he. The children flocked to sing the half hour Previous to the meeting, and stayed Allentive throughout.
'The musie was most attractive, Miss Goa led, Miss Mei was most efficient fat the organ. Miss Mostrom played the accordion. five violinists added much to the enjoyment Mrs. Massey, BIN. Baker Paul Wen, and Rosamond 'Mei of Kuling and' Mrs, Westley Lawton, of Kaifeng, and Dr. Tooker, played "the cello, the soloists were Miss Mel, Miss Liu of Jukao and Mrs Westley Lawton. Their songs were accompanied by the prayers of many Tisteners. Several hundreds attended.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.