CRIPPLE CURED
BENEFIT FROM HICKSON MISSION By Telegraph—Press Association. Ashburton, December 3. A Hickson mission patient, Miss Cooper, for 20 years had a crippled back as the result of an accident when a child. She was considerably bent, the small of her back being deformed, and at one time she had a piece of bone removed from her back, but despite all the attention of many doctors no appreciable improvement was apparent. » “She had always to wear supports, but since the laying-on of hands by Mr. Hickson she is able to walk as well as anyone,” declared her fathey to a reporter. “She can walk with a perfectly straight carriage, and does not suffer any of her former inconveniences.” The family is delighted at the cure, and deeply grateful. DUNEDIN MISSION. Dunedin, December 3. Mr. J. M. Hickson addressed a large congregation of intercessors and workers in the Cathedral to-night. He will commence a three days’ mission in the Cathedral to-morrow morning.
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Dominion, Volume 18, Issue 59, 4 December 1923, Page 8
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