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Show have a new men's ward and move the kitchen into our present overflow ward. We must not fail to mention, also, the increasing neod for a separate and new building for obstetrics, and facilities to care for the tuberculous. The plan mentioned in the 1928 report for adding another story to the Elizabeth Memorial Building, is not considered feasible by the architect, and so we must plan otherwise. The evangleists continue their work with the in-patients, daily prayers, personal talks, teaching patients to read, and writing letters for them. They find that their approach is very much easier when the sick person is making' satisfactory progress towards recovery, but some take an attitude of bargaining, offering to become Christians if they are healed. Such a feeling demands careful explanation and a firm refusal to consider such a basis for faith. Good work is clone with |
