The sudden passing of Mrs. G. O. Jackson has saddened many here since this lady was a resident of long standing and aas many good friends in Shanghai. Many women have reason to remember her grateful, especially during her unmarried years when she, " qualified maternity nurse, held a position at the old Victoria Nursing Home. She was particularly sympathetic end expert in her profession, and a sincere friend at all times. She maintained the keenest interest in those she called er babies," and watched their r growth long after they left her hands. Before her marriage to Mr. G. O. Jackson she was Miss Elizabeth Gilbertson. This lady had a singularly sweet and happy disp tion, and was a most refreshing person to meet, She was much given to good works, and in addition to working for Mrs. Burton Sayer's working Party, was the dispenser of a good deal of private help to \ħe needy, With her passing a very happy marriage has been severed, and all
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