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Junior Endeavor we can possibly
find or hear of, feeling the importance
of their education and culture in
religious ways. A tireless work is
desperately needed to visit indifferent
families - new families - sick, and poor.
A man of ability and push who could
command about seven hundred a year
would be a power for good.
As we have no parsonage he would have
to rent a house - and keep a good
horse and buggy for the work and
that would eat into his salary so
as not to leave anything more than
a good comfortable sum for family
needs.
Would it be possibly dear lady for
you to consider this matter seriously
and come to our help and relief.
Think if you had sat beside us
for fifteen years and more, with