The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-02
By DOLLY DALRYMPLE

cept the offer and to solicit funds at once for the completion of the tower.
 Your letter, coming just when it did, made a great impression upon the meet Ing and proved quite a factor in shap- ing it's thought.
 "we were appointed a committee to write you and thank you for your sus- gestion, which had all the more force coming from a member of the building committee of the church.
 But you and yours have built for us, not only in brick and mortar, but in the real life. the spiritual forces that make the church worth while.
 Somebody somewhere when we all shall meet again, we shall be very glad that the best influence and ten- derest associations of earth pointed us heavenward.
 "We think the sentiment of your let ter is beautiful. Next Christmas, if our chimes are ringing, we shall think of your message and of you and shall hope that their message shall be a call to God and Hts house.
 Again, we thank you for thinking of the folks back home and hope that with your health restored you may soon be with us again"
 Mir. Motion writes to his daughters. Mrs. Albert Upmann (Ellen Lin Molton) of Havana, and Mrs. Elliott Williams (Gertrude Molton) of Birmingham, re- lating the incident of his letter to the board of stewards and their reply to him, and commenting upon the queer |coincidences says
 .'I am startled upon the receipt of a letter today from a committee from the board of stewards of Highlands Meth odist church, in reply to my letter of the holidays, telling me that some un- known person just a few days prior to my letter had donated a beautiful set of of chimes to Highlands Methodist church, in reply to my letter of the hoi- chimes to Highlands Methodist church. 1t has been suggested that this coinci- dence might be accounted for as case of mental telepathy.' I had not heard one word about any mans suggestion to put chimes in the church and have not now the slightest idea as to who 1t Is. I likewise do not know what re- minded me to write such a letter and dig out of nay memory the story re- lated. If there Is such q thing as conn municating with the spirit land, my letter was prompted by your mother, for you know how anxious she always was for me to be an active member Of the official board of our church, and somehow she seemed to think that WnattVeT uHucTtOok WVutu uS htSoH- plished.
 Taking it all in all. this is the most remarkable coincidence that has crossed my path. Just think of it. years and years have rolled by and not a movement made to finish the tower and place bell therein; then for me, after such a long spell of Ill., ness far from home, i'll at the time, to have such a thought at the same time that this proposition came through Mir. Frank Domineck for some client of his. do not understand it; cannot"
 To say the least of it. we all agree with MT. Motion that the coincidence is very remarkable. and in this case CO., incidence so tender in it's sentiment, so beautiful in it's mission that not only every member of Highlands Methodist It church is interested in 1t, but those of other denominations in Birmingham, all of whom will be benefited by the chimes when they ring out their beau tiful melodies each Sabbath day, call- ing us to worship with grateful hearts and loving kindness!