The Archive · 1939

Representatives from the Madras

[Conference were in the city over, the week-end. One of the chief speakers Was Miss Pao-Sen Tseng, Principal Of I-fang Girls School at Changsha. Miss Tseng was the first Chinese lady. fever to take her BSc. degree at the London University and as can imagined she was an excellent speaker English, On the Sunday morning Jat Wellington Church of Scotland she occupied the pulpit. of this historic Church, with the Rev. Dr. Arthur Taylor, the Secretary in Scotland of the China Inland Mission.

The big building was packed to the doors and. the congregation was Uhrilled first by the "dialoguing" of Miss Toong for the benet of the jehildron by Dr. Arthur Taylor and then Tater by the two addresses de-Hivered by Miss Tseng and Dr. Taylor. They both spoke hopefully Jof China's future despite the invasion by Japan_and expressed the opinion that the Chinese would never be subjugated by their invaders British Subsidy for

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