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Missionary to speak
at St. Mark’s UM
Miss Elsie Hugo is one
of more than half a dozen
missionaries supported in
part by the people of
St.Mark’s United Metho-
dist Curch, Mount Joy.
On Sunday, November
28th, Miss Hugo will spend
much of the day sharing
her life and work with the
congregation as mission
colleague and interpreter.
Addressing herself to the
Church’s mission in India,
‘where she works at the El-
len Thoburn Cowen Mem-
-orial Hospital in Kolar,
Miss Hugo will speak at
9a.m. to the entire Chil-
dren’s Sunday School in
the Fellowship Hall. At the
10:15a.m. Worship Hour
she will bring greetings to
the congregation and share
an inspirational word.
Then, in the evening at
7p.m., she will bring her
complete presentation of
the Indian work before the
church using audio-visual
materials to enhance it.
Born in Worchester,
Mass., Miss Hugo grew up
in Rutherford, New Jersey.
She attended the Hacken-
sack Hospital School of
Nursing and served as a
staff nurse there for two
years. During World War
II, she was a nurse at an
American Red Cross Hos-
pital in England. Later she
was¢ in the Army Nurse
Corps serving first in
England and then in Bel-
gium. She attended Tea-
chers College of Columbia
University receiving a
Bachelor of science degree
and then a master of arts
degree. She was with the
Visiting Nurse Service in
New York City from 1947 to
1955. From 1956 to 1965
she was an assistant Direc-
tor of Nursing for the Dept.
of Health in Philadelphia.
She entered missionary
service in 1968, having first
heard about ETCM Hospi-
tal in her home church in
Philadelphia. After visiting
India she decided she
wanted to be a part of it
and took the steps toward a
missionary career.
The community is invited
to join with the congrega-
tion in welcoming and
sharing in the experience
of Miss Hugo on Nov. 28th.
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