Hundreds of people from towns around are expected, and special rates on trains have been arranged. Miss Mary P. Jayne, who is working among the Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indians, Oklahoma, has a good word now and then to say of some of the returned boys and girls who are home from schools outside of the reservation. Some of the needed rain arrived on Wednesday night. Water is so scarce throughout this eastern country that many paper mills have had to shut down or run on half time, and paper has taken a jump. Then time may be better spent.
Common sense is necessary even in such things as saving.
Rev. Frank Hall Wright, the Choctaw Evangelist, and friend, Rev. Dr. Harsha, of New York City, were with us on Sunday, on their way to Texas, where they will engage in evangelistic work. Mr. Wright preached another of his magnetic sermons bringing the desire to the hearts of many, to do and to be better. The light of education cheers and comforts them as they move along through life. They are having better opportunities than their mothers had, and we believe they are truly thankful for the same. They are taking on this armour of light through the civilized home and family.