. Cheerful to-days and trustful to-morrows . house,and do not forget to pray for your old friendand for the work of God in this distant for a blessing on my husbands parish.^^Affectionately yours, ^^Emily Harmstead. A passing teamster took the letter that dayto the post office, and in due time it found itsway to the Sewing Society in the church whichhad been Emily Fullers old home. The ladieswere seated in the comfortable church were all warmly and beautifully sweet-faced woman presided at a table andgave out rolls of garments to the needlewomen;the flow of tal
. Cheerful to-days and trustful to-morrows . house,and do not forget to pray for your old friendand for the work of God in this distant for a blessing on my husbands parish.^^Affectionately yours, ^^Emily Harmstead. A passing teamster took the letter that dayto the post office, and in due time it found itsway to the Sewing Society in the church whichhad been Emily Fullers old home. The ladieswere seated in the comfortable church were all warmly and beautifully sweet-faced woman presided at a table andgave out rolls of garments to the needlewomen;the flow of talk, with intermittent peals of softlaughter, went smoothly on; there was a pleas-ant air of friendship about the circle. After awhile the president rapped on the table forsilence and said, I have a letter to read to youfrom our old friend, Mrs. Harmstead, who is, asmost of you know, a home missionary in Ne-braska. Some weeks ago I wrote asking forjust the account she gives of what may be needed there, and now I will read us the letter.^^ 126.
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