'The President then emphasized his wish to develop a group of members Interested in purely religious activi-les, for he could not repeat too often the' Importance of spiritual work.
He proposed, to call upon the Federation to promote the Mission which would be starting March 91. Members must try and persuade the people who need the Mission to come.
It was impossible for the Priests to got round 0 he was calling on the Catholic Federation and the mem= bers of the Apostleship of Prayer to approach people, Catholics who had Tapsed or were no longer practising and people of this sort who needed the guidance of a Mission to come tions they have shown themselves to equal the best, The: letter fo~
"Both Shanghai's representatives at Trent College have made names; for. "themselves, Arnol Lupton, gon of Captain T, A. Lupton (Floating Staff, A, P.C) has been "given his Ist XV Colours; as he is not yet 15, he is the youngest boy ever:
have been awarded this distine~ ton. R, P, Wilson, son of the late P. J, Wilson (A, P.C.) Is Captain of Swimming, and 'a prominent member of the Ist XV.
"f, R. H, Box, who won a Scholar ship last year at Bidley College, Ontario, extremely well there; though only 14, he does Vith Form Latin, and only his extreme south prevents him from taking his Matriculation this year, He is the son of Mr. R. H, Box (jardine Engineering Ca.) & nephew of Dean Trivett, Hugh Currie, son Mr, R, M. Currie, of the Shanghai Waterworks Ca., has won an Exhibition" at Ridley College; a very creditable achievement for a boy of 10, "Of his youngest son, Norman, Mr, 8, C, Young, writes:—Norman is in an OMmeers' Training Unit; he did particularly well with his first unit and was given three months advancement, He is now in hard training and enjoying we have in Ching and in America, has' made possible for us to maintain more than two hundred and fifty free beds We are deeply indebted to all who have helped so generously.
"I wish again to thank the thirteen doctors who came faithfully throughout the year and gave their services freely.
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