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“...2. CHEFOO SCHOOLS ASSOCIATION President: REV. P. A. BRUCE Vice-Presidents: BISHOP F. HOUGHTON MRS. L. CLINTON MR. H. F. JOYCE MR. J. B. MARTIN MR. W.D. MUDDITT IN MEMORIAM MRS. LILY OLESEN Many Chefusians will remember Mrs. Olesen who was at Chefoo from 1927 till the internment at Wei Hsien, during the last war. Her husband was a well known personality on the Chefoo Compound, and her son Wilfred and daughter Margaret were friends of many of us. Mrs. Olesen was on the Piep School Staff for a short period then came to the Girls' School as Wardrobe Mistress. It is here that the girls will remember her best - remember her quiet personality which had a latent strength that commanded respect from the girls and unquestioning obedience to her orders. She maintained discipline with seeming effortlessness, without ever having to raise her voice. More than this, Mrs. Olesen gained the approval of the girls, which was no mean feat. She won this approval by her consistent kindness, her thoughtfulness...”
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“...23. District Court at Baltimore, Md. JOHN HOYTE writes: "I became a life member of the Chefoo Schools Association several years ago in England, but of late have not been receiving the magazine Would it be possible to send it to me here, and if need be I'll pay the membership dues again. (This shows real public spirit. Secy. ) 830 Chimalus Drive, Palo Alto, California, U. S. A. From RAYMOND H, JOYCE: "My wife and I have been working in connection with Buraimi Oasis Hospital of the Evangelical Alliance Mission here in south-east Arabia for nearly four years now. Our dutieshave included part of the time simultaneously, field chairmanship, treasurership, general business and maintenance management, clinic patient registration and accounts, and various forms of evangelism including home visitation, children's and men's meetings and follow-up of former patients in further-away villages and Bedouin encampments. Tremendous changes are taking place in this feudal sheikhdom of Abu Dhabi, through...”