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“...PAGE TWO CHEFOO Our Chairman, Mr. Mudditt, has also written the following remarks for insertion in this issue:— “ The England Committee of the Chefoo Schools Association have requested me to write something for insertion in this issue of the Magazine, as we all feel that we should certainly be lacking in our appreciation of Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy’s work during their many years at the Chefoo Schools if we neglected to do so. As an old boy who was at the School just prior to and for some years after Mr. McCarthy’s appointment I can only say how much I and my contemporaries respected him for what he did, both in connection with the scholastic, physical and spiritual sides of our training whilst we were at School. To say that we also feared him is true, but not in the sense of a craven fear. Our only fear was that we might offend him by not living absolutely up to the ideals which he set before us, both by word and deed in every department of his life. For Mrs. McCarthy I can only say that every...”
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“...Branch Executives, will, it is hoped, put membership of the Association within the reach of all Old Chefooites, especially from the financial point of view. Our aim is to decrease the financial burden and increase the membership. Further announcements will be made at a later date. FINANCE. The Balance Sheet dated 31st December 1929 is printed in this issue. The Income and Expediture Accounts will be available for examination as arranged for by the Branch Executives. GENERAL COMMITTEE. In accordance with Rule 13 of the Constitution the two members retiring from the Committee for 1930 were Miss Joy Guinness and Mr. Raymond Joyce. In view of their absence from London it was decided to elect two new members, Mrs. F. Houghton and Mr. J. M. Slimmon. VICE PRESIDENTS. We are pleased to announce that Mr. W. H. Aldis, a member of the Association and Home Director of the China Inland Mission has been elected a Vice President of the Association. MISS SANDERSON. It was with sincere regret that we heard...”
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“...PAGE SIX CHEFOO CHEFOO SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION. BALANCE SHEET, 31st DECEMBER, 1929. £ s. d. £ s. d. Sundry Creditors— Hunt Barnard &Co. Ltd. ... 35 16 2 Pibel & Mud-ditt Ltd. 13 14 Expenses 6 6 0 — 49 16 8 Subscriptions paid in Advance ................ Bad Debt Reserve England Income and Expenditure Account— Credit Balance from 1928 ... 6 7 Less: Deficit for 1929 ... 2 12 2 6 4 0 0 0 9 - 3 14 3 f57 13 5 £ s. d. £ s. d. Cash at Bank ... 1 16 6 in Hand ... 3 0 ----------- 1 19 6 Subscriptions due— For year 1928 2 12 6 For year 1929 9 12 6 12 5 0 Canada Branch— Balance from 1928 ....... 2 8 6 Levy for 1929 1 0 0 Magazines for 1929 ....... 6 5 0 9 13 6 - 1 10 0 9 0 0 23 5 5 £S7 13 5 Scotland Branch— Levy for 1929 6 0 Magazines for 1929 .......... 1 4 0 Typewriter, at cost ............ General Management Fund— . Deficit for 1929 Auditor’s Report.—We have examined the above Balance Sheet of the Chcfoo Schools Association dated 31st December 1929, and certify that it is correct in accordance with...”
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“...CHEFOO PAGE SEVEN ENGLAND and SCOTLAND SECTION. EDITORIAL THE attendances at the Winter and Summer Reunions this year prove that members have not lost interest in the Association. The General Committee have recently formulated new plans which will probably enable all Old Chefooites in Great Britain to join the Association. Most of our members have filled in the Membership Cards recently issued and it is hoped that others who have not done so will send theirs to the Secretary as soon as possible. 3 3 3 CHEFOO REUNION. JANUARY 11th, 1930. WINTER, if a fall of snow be a sine qua non of winter, fell upon January 11th this year. Appropriately enough, our Annual Winter Reunion fell on the same date and those Chefooites and their friends who attended quickly forgot the dismal out-of-doors in the warmth of the hospitality accorded by the C.I.M., Newington Green. It has been said that Time and Tide wait for no man; if there is one thing which makes time not only wait, but first slip back a decade...”
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“...PAGE EIGHT CHEFOO horses presented by Mrs. Hayward as prizes to the winners of various competitions. As the evening drew to a close the announcement that the Rev. W. H. Aldis had been elected a Vice-President of the Association was received with applause, and Mr. Aldis then led in prayer, reading the 23rd Psalm, associated so richly in the minds of those present with memories. Those present included :— Mrs. Hayward. General and Mrs. Mackenzie. Mrs. J. B. Martin. Mr. Aldis. J. Broomhall. C. Fairclough. Miss Grant. Gordon Aldis. Murdoch Slimmon. Elsie Randle. Mr. & Mrs. Mudditt & Family Miss Williamson. Molly Paine. Mr. and Mrs. Hogben. Margaret and Flossie Doherty. Mrs. Garwood. Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Welch. Mrs. Fairclough. Mrs. Houghton. Mr. and Mrs. R. Mungeam. Mr. Alty. Margaret Alty. Mabel Forcey. Miss Hunnex. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Jackson. Miss Wallis. Gladys Price. Kenneth Price. Miss Copp. Miss Jeffery. Clarence Precdy. Mrs. Lewis. Ruth Lewis. Ruth and Grace Castleton. Mr .and Mrs. Howard...”
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“...Chefoo Schools Association (In connection with the C. I. M. Schools, Chefoo, North China). Presidents: mr. & mrs. McCarthy. Vice-Presidents: MISS BLACKMORE. LIEUT.-COL. J. WINN, R.E. MRS. HAYWARD. , MR. MARCUS WOOD. MR. CECIL POLHILL MR. W. H. ALDIS. Printod by W. B. CUMMINS, Ltd., Muswell Hill, London, N.10....”