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Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-17
Care Of Sposfic Children

type of operation which may be of
value, however, can only be decided
by an orthopedic specialist, after
he has made careful study of the
condition. If is often wise to con-
tinue the use of braces after an OPP
GRAFTON, to prevent the recurrence
of deformities.
The drug, known as prostigmine
may be helpful to some of these
children, since it relaxes muscle
spasm.
Difficulty Eating
Many children with spastic pa
ralysis have difficulty in eating and
so suffer from vitamin and other
deficiencies. Their diet must be we'll
balanced so as to include all of the
necessary food parts. Since some of
these children expend more energy
than normal children, their food in
take must be greater. 1t is suggest
ed that they be given Fitamin B.
complex, since this compound not
only stimulates the appetite but
also relieves constipation. Vitamin
B6, or pyrodoXine given with Vita
min E, has been used for fiabbiness
and muscle weakness. Attention to
these matters may be of great help
to the child with spastic paralysis.
However, one of the most impor-
tant factors in the management of
spastic children is to give them the
opportunity to play with other chill
dren. Frequently, the best way to
accomplish this is to have them play
with each other in summer camps
and in certain hospitals and clinics
that are engaged in this particular
phase of child care.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
]. B.: What can be done for per-
spring feet?
Answer: Excessive perspiration
of the feet sometimes is due to wear
ing the wrong kind of stockings and
shoes.
The use of Is per cent solution
of aluminium chloride, dabbed on the
feet every two or three days, will
| remedy the condition.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-17

designed it was smart enough
to make it his business to turn
to advantage the possibilities
he saw in the situation. AS a
result, the owners of the house,
which is located on the west
coast, have home with special
individuality.
1t was built on three levels,
with living room, dining room
and kitchen on the interrnedi-
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-17
Beauty Borgoin

A new type long-handled comb
that contains a keen razor blade
thins, shapes, tapers and smooths
the hair, getting rid of split or dried
ends. Hair thinned and tapered in
this manner Is easier to set.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-17
Odd Fact

Because the only telephone was
out Of order, a $1,000 safe robbery
on Matinicus Island off the coast Of
Maine had to be reported to the
Sheriff on the mainland by special
delivery letter.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-17
Food for Thought

Something different is ham hash.
Use cooked ham and cubed cooked
sweet potatoes. Pantry the hash
lightly in a small amount Of fat.
Add diced celery, if you like, for
texture,
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-17
Household Hint

Removing paint from window
glass il not difficult. Soften the
PANT spots with turpentine or a
commercial paint remover, and
scraps Oh with an old knife or the
sdes of . enin.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-17

ate, or main. level; sleeping
rooms on the level above and
the basement on one below.
Siding of the native redwood
was used for the exterior finish,
and the west side of the house
is almost entirely of glass, CIV
ing luxurious amount of light
and air as we'll as presenting
delightful panoramic outdoor
views.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-17

tunity instead of liability,
affording a chance to develop
something quite distinctive in
the design of the home built on
it.
By way of example, take a
look at the modern house pic
tured here.
1t was built on a bank about
rs feet above the level of the
street, and the architect who
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-17
By MARION CLYDE MeCARROlL

people shy away
lVl from building lots that
involve a slope or bank.
They want something strict
ly on the level. that will pre-
sent 10 unusual architectural
problems.
Actually, however, this type
of lot can often be an oppor-
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-10-17
Stubbornness q Good Trait
Bur Often Needs Redirecting

hear him. He has found that he can
make you and Dad very uncomfort-
able by his RACES.
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25t6triees Dirieefttef,.
J,abtlG,,trt

gs mar plnft 10 ubr abenos Jrei,
tag, ben 19. Sanuar, als 9irigent
Hrofeiior 8uooli Shuiter, ieinen
0irigentenltub nieaerlegte unh eine
5reppe tieier fam, INN nab getaner
Mrbeit nit ieiner lieben sSrau nod
ein @las 8ier 81 trinfen.. Gr befam
pl0blib elm rotes Beiift uno iab sic
((eberraid,ns, Ole ibm bie SGnacr
oes Mr6eiter @eiangpereins Gintrabt
bonn 8iloungsperein Gintrabt BE-
reitet batten. @aren es bod geraoe 90
Sabre felt er Die Gintraht aIs 9iri.
gent leitete. SefretGr Garl 8oniat
be9riiBte Serrn Yroi. Sbuiter uno
luies oarauf BIN, oaB Scr Ierein es
lih 5ur Gbre anrehl<t, unter ieiner
Scihlng 90 Sabre lang Die Mrbeiter.
licoer lueiter iingen 81 fonnen. Iann
bcariiBte als YrGIioent bes 9ilounes.
Terein Serr Mar 2iibrs Yroieiior
Sdulter. aud Scr 9amen6or Gin.
traht brabte feline Gliid,piinide oar
Surh 6rau Morgaret @obeIs. Gar.
oui beoanfte iid) Serr SdN,iter Mmn
wies Saral,i bin, Bob er Dor % Sab,
rem leioer nod niht piel bon Mrbci,
terlieoern tuuBte Mno auh in ieincr
@ciangenid,aft in Sibirien, no er
nit ieinen 3ameraoen in ldngcr als
Sabren manbes 2ieS ourdgelernt
bate. @leid) nad ieincr Gntlaiiune
in ieine Siebenbiirgiihe Seimat, pon
ipo aus er als ScIterrei6iidrr Sol.
Dat feline Yilidt getan bate, idau,
tc CT lih nah etipns bellerem nm unf
10 geid)ob es, Dab feline Shlueltc,
aus Imcrifa 5u 8ciuh fam ,mo burd
oiee fam er nod Sieiem 2auo. So
fam cs alld) SaB er nit ser s(rbeitcr,
beipegrng IN &ontaft fam lluo bcutC
leitet er nidt MIR sic Gintrad)t ocs
Biloungsperein ionoern lit aud 81.
rigent oes ling. Nrbeitcr 8cianaper.
Gins lno cincs 9lrbeitergcionapereinS
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Oh. 1utt. Btlfsmerk

not 10 Elm lie6es aus slmerifa. sic
fonnen iid bielleidt poritcIIen lpie Is
etnem gu Wfute lit tpenn nrun nadb
2 Sabren 3uBlano ieinen 81. We.
burtstag feiert ,mo bann ais licbe
@abe elm Rddben befommt. 2eioer
fam id ia nidt 8ubauie in Rumdnien
IN Meoiaid bel meinen 9ieben lein,
aber oarllm mub idb oob battfbar
iein Dob ib aus @uBlano entlailen
bin. Sd bin tuesen llnterernGbrums
nab 2 Sabren ihtperer Mrbeit ent.
lallcn tuoroen lmb id)lag midi nun
10 rcdt tno fhlebt ourd. 8oafonl,
men abgefett fam ib bier aud an,
ober pielleift ueroen iid audi nod
l1nlere 5ragcn l0ien uno pir tperocn
aud einnlal auieoer nahbauie au IN.
fern Gltern biirfen. s(us MumGnieu
fonlmen icbt ober aud nidjt CUTE
gtabrihten, lie miiiien iebr auieben
iid einisermaben o,,rd)auidloscn.
Wie traurig tparcn bod oieie bei-
Den Sabre no neben aqem anbcren
midt einmal 8rieie bon 5ubanie TO-
men. llno nun lit man beraus sefom.
men aus &uBlano, bate iih i,nmer
ertrdumt Damn tpieber gut 5u lebcn
1,no nibt mebr su bungern uno nun
fdn9t oas gleuo crit an.
9ie 8eriorsuns ser 2cbenSmittel
lit iett am 3uiammenbreben. Man
fann bod NIT rs @rumm Butter
.pirflib nidt ausfommen. Gs lit cine
furdtbare Sti1mnlmg ,mter Scr Sc
bolferlna. Gor einisen 1agen lpar
Strcif IN gang 8apern, nur lcioer
btlft es ia nidts. @ir peroen in Den
na6lten Sssabren auf feline 8eiier,,ng
5u 9oifen oiirfen. 9roeoem miiiien
tptr gliidlad) fem oaB mir sei,lnb
fin6 ,,n6 nod, arbeiten fonnen uno
oaun gibts ia aud nod einen Iieben
Bott i'm SimmeI, Der ,ms aldj nift
bergeHen miro.
Nodmals banfe ih Sbnen reft
bcr3lid lno ariiBe sic ,mbefunnter-
tueiBe re6t Iicb Goith 2ieaIer.
Serrn 9aitor Sans 5oiicl.
G!epelano, Ohio
Grlaube mir Sbnen irertcr Serr
Yaltor Gin flr5es Sdreiben an S.e
5u ri6ten.
Bin in SermnnnItabt, Siebcu.
biirgen geboren, am 1S. Sept. 1911,
babe oa Die Sfnle abioIpiert, bei,u
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rum. Militar geoient. inn Sabre 1941
erbielt id cine 0erletung am Bein
,no Sanb (5inger) iotuie an Ser
rehten Sberlippe tpobei id Is 3db-
ne perlor. Sm Musuit 1944 nab Dem
3niammenbruh @llmdniens ,puroe
ih au Silfsarbeiten beim ru1liiberl
MilitGr in Mumdnien per,penoet. oils
Damn Die slftion Der 8eridIeppuna
bcsann auuroe i6 nit inmt meiner lb.
Bottin nod 3ublano ansTone5befen
gebradt, ipo mir Damn gang ldapere
,lno ,,ngctpobnte Mrbeit in 9oblcn-
gruben leiltcn mlBten. llnierc beibsn
9inoer bon 2l umo Az Sabren lie
Ben mir BET meiner Mutter in Ser,
mannItabt, pelfe meme 2inoer allb
iebt nod bciorgt. ssm Mai borige,l
Sabres ,puroe ib oann nit 36H fg
90rpergctpidt in Gin 2ranfenmls in
Brett -2itons eineeIiefert. Sier ,uurSe
id Damn einigermaBen ,pieoerberae-
geItcut, bon oa fam id) Damn nod
Granff,1rt a. >.
9icr tprrbe idy bann nit notigrn
Meoifamenten bebanoelt. 8on 80
eing mcine 3eiie INNER tpeiter, Bis
id) bann 0urd) meine Nutter Ole
Nbreiie meines 8r,,bers bon bier c:,
biclt. Meinc lb. Srau m,Bte nod
tpeiterbin in HuBlano bleibcn, oa iie
forperlid nod, nidt 10 idlimm mar
9sum bin id) bier tueiterbin in
|Grstlider 8ebanollng. @iirSc abcr
beribieoene 2ebensmittel brauden
oa id ie audi nod immer @aiier
babe; iuuroe 5tueimal pllnftiert nit
ca. 12 2iter @aiier. Modte sic bof
lldNt bitten. tpcnn es Sbntn mogllt
lit mir auh einises 5,,fommen 81,
laiien, 90 id) gang @ittellos oaItebe
@cnn cs Sbnen m0glib lit 10 aud
Meiounesitiide. ioluie 8ett,pdide
unb 2eibiuGide. Bin t6O cm erob
&aIsneitc AZ. 1S,,Bgr0Bc al umt
9opilueite SO chi.
Sbnen meinen belten Cant i'm
Goral,s, eriiBe Sic ,uerter Serr
RaItor bielmcls.
Saml,el Muurer,
(14b) Sul5 Wedar.
ss,,lius ctr. 2
| Geutidlano. 5rana. 3one.
Sul5, Ncdar, ocn %. San. 194S
Gorlieaenoes @eiud miro bon nm
befiiriuortet. Or. 3. Mppel.
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~- unteritiisen S,e Die In unferef
Settuna anseieenos:: @eih6ftsic,szzi
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6efud,t miro:

Charlotte Stod aus Steiermarf
Seiterreid) iudt ibren Tater Nsbcr,
Stod ,,no aipei Snfels Qub,uig uni
Wilbelm Stod. 2estere 3lpei ,pare,
beIfditigt in Hollmias in cine,
Stabt in Sbio lmo bcioe battcn eige
ne 6Guier in Ohio. Sic ,pllrben ge
boren in WaQitatt 8urbad, 0e,ttih
ano, in oen 9Oer Ssabrcn.
8itte Mntlporten al slmcricar
syricnos Serpice Committee, 20 G
~. Str. Ybilaoelpbia Z. Ha.. 81
idifen ,no aui go. 1920 su rcfe
rieren fir meitcre ssnformation.
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in grie, ga. Natiiriib leitet er audi
einige SahIen 8eianabereine. Gr
Dies oaranf bin. oaB in ben Mrbeiters
8ereinen bie 9ieocr nit liebe &C.
irngen spiirben umo tpihmete cine
Wimlte oes StiQidpeigens oen
SGngern ser Gintraht. bie bereits
ourb oen 1ob bon uns ge9angel
linb. 0arauf bebunfte iid) Srml Sbu'
tier iiir oie gbrllng, Die man ibrem
Wann ertpieien, unb nies beIonoers
oarari bin, baB audi lie iib tpobl fiible
in ben Snllen Der Gintraht. Die
SGngerinnen batten porber ihon
alles porbereitet uno bie Glide pa-
rem idou iduberlid) eeoedt uno Die
SanSpihes unh ser aafiee porbe.
reitet. Gam ipraben nod Serr
Galentin 9Iep iiber Ole Mrbeiter-
iGnger in Sen leBten 40 Sabren in
Glepelanb, uno lie alle iparen beIrie.
oiat iiber bie Grfolge. 2eioer lit es
lpie in allen oeutiben Gereinen. bic
Sntereiielo(isfeit sreiit iiberaa i'm
iid), aber Serr Shulter mar bod be.
iriebist iiber sic Irbeiteridngcr nno
beoanfte iid fir oie Gbrilng uno Be-
ifenfc. sic ibm oar9ebradt tuuroen
anlGBIid, ieincr 25idbrisen SiriGcn'
tcnid,aft. Sieral,i sing es our Gc'
miitlidfeit iiber, umo nod mand)es
2ieb erflang 81 Gbren bon Erc'
ielior Muoolf Stmiter.
-.- unteritiiten S,e Die In unferef
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Dfobtfon5entration auf5ul0ien, feline
Menoerlng eingetreteu.
Gr tuies barauf BIN, oaB @artel.
WaBnabmen bereits i'm ,salle ser s.
q. 5arben nno Scr 2oblenpertei,
lungs @eicllihaitcn gutgebeiBen
tuor6en Iino. Cine apciterc MaBnabme
tperbe balo gegen Die 8oib a@eica-
ifaft eineeleitet tueroen, sic elef,
triSde 8ebrauf,sartifel berIteat.
"Gs beitebt nidt Die Mbiidt mo
es iiuS aud feline SnItruftionen er.
aangen, sic MaBnabmen geaen sic
beutidc 8irtlhaitsmadt ein3,ltel-
len," iaate Clan.
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Heeier,.nesbeikilfe fir
KrebSferi@tfte

@aibineton. @on icitcn oen Bun
observation-disclosures ,u,lroe fir biz
3rebsforiduns oer@eiamtbetrag bon
$435,706 an cine Meibe bon timber
iitGtcn berteilt. Inter an6eren er-
belt Gornr $24,975, Gong ssssIans
College $24,975, Neip Dorf timber
iity Dental College $4,000. Die 8e-
anntlna6ung erfolate burh Die Sc.
oeral Securitp Mgencp.
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0ttte Ieien Sie bic Anaeioen
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Ga,aie iethaftNel tft 93ritei,,
3ene nod ant &eben

ooIltu. Au1 StuSu OClWJ4 ucL NuS
teilltng fir offentlihe Siderbeit Der
'britilden aontrollfommiKion fir
Deutiblanb eebt berpor, bab audi III
9entiblano, Dor aIlem in Der bri-
tiiden 3one, i'm 9e3ember oes per-
gangenen Ssabres, als Die eriten @e-
riibte iiber cine beporitebenoe 3Gb-
run9Sreform auftaudten, cine sroBe
6lubt in Die Sahsuertc eingeiebt bot.
ger iiber 9roBere @elomittel bers
fiigt, bat berillbt, 0ertgeaenItdnoe
aller Irt 3l ertperben, tpGbreno Die
6abritanten uno llnternebmer Bor.
rite alriidbalten.
0ie 8al,ern eeben ieitber Qebenss
mittel MIR nod eeeen Maneeltpare
ab. iiber Die fait nllsiblieblid oie
8ereleute perfiieen. oa lie berartige
Sitter burh oas Eanftipitem erbal.
ten. Sic iueroen oaber bon Sen 8a,,.
ern als ibre belten a,moen ,,no cine
sleibiam pripilesierte Glaiie be-
trahtet.
Sir Die attipe anappbeit bieIer
@ebra,shsgi.ter mabt Der 8eridt
bauptiGdlid oas Spltem Scr in im.
mer gr0Berem MaBe getpGbrten &C.
pi,tat5ablungen (Museabe proou3ier-
ter ober oafiir eingetmtid)ter @aren
an oie MneeItelltem falt aller Inter,
ncbmer perontaportlid). Gin iebr GRO
.. Bcr Teil an oieier Mrtifel fliebe Dem
Shtuar5en Marft 5,l.
Sn srokem @aRitab
Sn beutiben 8eihGftsfreilen iebe
man be,,te 5auideeidGite ,mo &oms
penS Sationen OILS p0aig normal an,
iteat Der 8eridt felt. Grit fiir3lid
babe elne 5obrit ibre seinmte Dto,
natsproo,lftion on lanotSirtIdlait.
|Iiden gerGten nit 8iaiaune Oes
2anotpirtihaftsamtes in 6ranffl,rt
geeen &artoffeln pertauIdt.
NabeSu aQe llnternebmen in De,
britiiden 3one arbeiten nit 2auidJ
h.no ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,mt
Die lofalen 8eb0roen erfennen oiclt
Mrt ocs Sanoels obne tueitereS an
Ser 8eridt meint, Der Gag idcint
nidt mebr fern, an DEM Die 2duocr
@egierunsen ielbit oen 1auid)- uni
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES einiiibren mir
sen.
Ser illegale Sanoel 3tpiIden Sc,
@emGftsleuten Der berldieoenen
!3onen, beionoers J,uiihen Der bri
'tiid,en ,mo frans6iiidben 3one, iei Il
gut organiIiert. Der SSsnter5onen
IShtpar5banoel iei erbeblid) an9eltie
gen ,lno in &reiIen Der @abnpoliSe
berri6te sic Mniidt, oaB Elm iibe1
bas eeiamte Seutlbe Giienbabnnet
ausgeoebnte SdpaDbanoelsipiten
beItebe. slut Interchangeable
icicn IN oiele Mahenihaiten Der
.pifclt uno ouloeten itillldnueigeni
oie AusItell,lna faliher 8ealeit
papiere.
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SdJleidlbanbelspreii

0aB Berlin bas Centrum ocs
Shpar5banbels lit. miro audi burd)
oie 1atiahe unteriFiden. oab oen
8erlincr 9fidtern non Sen porgeieb-
ten SnItan3en fiir3lid, Elm Sdreihc,l
smgeleitct purbe, in Dem obne Elm
Sort Scr 8eariinoung cine lange
2iite ser Sdnpar,banoels.Y .Yreiie an.
gciiibrt miro.
9ie Yrciie ocs 8erliner Shpar-
sen %arftes limo iniofern duBerIt in-
terciiant, als mand)es unperbdltniS=
mGBig b0ber i'm @reis notiert als bel
ms. 10 Der @aifec, fir oen pro &ilo.
gramm 900 Bis 1000 Marf perlanai
iperocn. iuobinaesen Sdofolaoe nit
24O Marf fir oas &ilogramm re-
latip biaig lit. Sebr teuer limo alle
Bcttiorten: Spcd miro nit 4lO biz
500 Marf, 8lttcr nit, 500 Bis $50
Marf pro &iloaramm. Del nit 800
Morf pro Qiter aebanbelt. Muh @rot
4ilogramm foitet 60 bis 20 Murf
itcbt nod iebr bod i'm &mrs; Elm
@ci,enmebl ie nod Gualitat 56 bis
20 Marf ,,n6 &ogeenmebl 40 Warf
bro &ilogramm.
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ANSWERS
Questions will be found on page 5

|. Robert Browning.
2. Nathaniel Hawthorne.
3. Franz Werfel.
4. Dale Carnegie.
s. Charles Lamb.
@. John Fox Jr.
7. George Bernard Shaw.
3. Bret Harte.
9. Oliver Goldsmith.
10. Marion Hargrove.
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Deutihe Karteue
,''eiter amfeelSit

Berlin. MilitGraonperneur g. g.
Glap erflarte. eS iei in Der amerifa-
niiben Eolitif, groBe pirtidjaftlihc
The theocrat., 1948-02-25
The TheOCrat

closer which worked better.
I think we got some close
enough shots so they will show
up fairly clear.
AS we drove on down the
narrow road we came in sight
of a large herd of Thompson
gazells - a type of deer, rath-
er small with a reddish tan
coat, striped with a black line
across the side and wearing
long, curled black antlers.
They too, were quite shy and
didn't pose for a picture.
A little further we caught
quick glimpse of a large deer
as it scampered back into the
bushes. Dusk was setting in
so we started back to the Sta
ton. There are many other
large game in this area but one
would have to go out of civil
ization in order to see them.
I am finishing this letter in
dairy tea-shop in Nairobi,
Monday noon. We've come in
with Bob to do a little shopping
and to see what the Capital of
Kenya looks like. It's quite a
large City, very ''Englishfied"
with many European shops a.
long with the Indian ones. We
saw a large supply of camera
equipment, and also much to
our amazement - nearly any,
thing one would want in wear
ing apparel (if you can afford
it) Clothing is very high and
I'm glad I have a good supply.
Must close now so I can get
this in the mail this afternoon.
Hope you like the pictures.
Isabel
The theocrat., 1948-02-25
Wednesday, Feb. 25, 1948

training for our preachers and
evangelists. We have about
ten candidates now and nope
to increase the number as the
Lord wills.
We are we'll and happy. Our
Bobby and Mary are away at
school again for another three
months. It was grand to have
them home, but their months
vacation was over far too soon.
1t seems so hard to say good
bye for such a long time but
the Lord gives grace. Billie had
a bad case of erysipelas but
the Lord undertook in a won
derful way. My wife is feeling
fine for which we praise God.
Miss Campbell and Miss Da-
Wis are quite comfortably sit
uated now. We have finished
their kitchen, store, and front
room. They are doing we'll at
the language. We are grad
ually working them in more
and more. We are certainly
glad for their help as well as
Eugene's. Eugene Mifflin does
not have as much time to stu
dy, as he has to help me so
much. We are hoping to be
able to give him more time
from now on. The girls house
doesn't have electricity as yet
as we have no insulators. We
will be glad when the remain
der of our electrical things ar
rive, as we need them badly.
May this be the most bless
ed and successful year that
you have ever had in the Lords
work. Pray for revival for us.
We are praying for you.
Your Brother and Sister in
Christ,
Faith and Bob Lichty.
P. S. We do want to thank
you for your faithfulness in
supporting us. May the Lord
bless you.
The theocrat., 1948-02-25

of night disappears and the
light of day gradually creeps
over the tops of the trees. They
come into our parlor quietly,
kneel down and then one by
one begin to pray. What
wonderful privilege we have
to pray for others. God Will
answer, we are sure! We are
taking faith for at least i've
converts a week. Please join
with us.
Our new Nandi teacher, Jo-
sefu, (for Joseph) has been a
real blessing and help to us.
He is definitely a born again
Christian. He enjoys working
for and among his people, the
Nandi. One Sunday not so long
ago he broke down and wept
for his people. He had been
out all day Saturday and so
many had promised to come to
the meeting, but they hadn't
kept their word. His cry was,
ooh, how can I help my peo-
pile? They are in such dark
ness! God, give them to us or
we can't live. Make them to
know Thy truth and Thy love-"
He has truly been sent from
God. He doesn't seem to be one
who is only here for financial
gain. Pray that God will keep
him faithful and humble.
We expect to build the girls
and boys dormitories starting
next week. There is a real need
for this, as the girls and boys
lead such terrible lives when
left to their native customs
and homes. Of course we build
native type houses about $100
in order to make a decent
home. We now have about fif-
teen boys and eight girls.
We are hoping to open our
Bible School this next week.
We are convinced more and
more of the need of better
The theocrat., 1948-02-25
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hindered way in that life. This
abandonment to the love of
Christ is the one thing that
bears fruit in the life and it will
always leave the impression of
the holiness and of the Power
of God, never of our own per-
sonal holiness.
We have just returned from
a blessed four days of fellow
ship with other Missionaries
at the Africa Inland Mission
Station at Kijabe about ESQ
miles from here. AS we sat and
listened to such wonderful
messages under the amounting
and power of the Holy Spirit,
our hearts and lives were NOV
ed to see ourselves as God real
ly saw us. What a melting
there was, and.a coming down
at His feet. We felt so humbled
before Him, and we have come
back with more desire for
prayer and of self sacrifice for
others. Oh that we might be
willing if necessary to die for
others. May this be New Year
of spiritual death to flesh, and
a fullness of the life of Christ
and His Spirit in and through
our lives.
We have been unable to get
a letter off in this new year as
we have been so busy. We had
a grand Christmas season ac-
companied by much blessing.
We had quite a few visitors
both Christian and heather. In
our Sunday School program
both the Nandi and Giriki sang
their songs and recited the
Scripture they had memoriz-
ed. At the time real burden
for those who are unsaved
was put upon our hearts, both
native and European. Now we
are having early morning
prayer meetings each day. It
is real thrill to see the peo-
pie streaming in as the gray