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,

Overseas Address Forwarding Address

Paul &

Kathleen Pratt

Mrs. Polly

Wilkinson

1210 Kamikasuya,

Isehara City

23769

West Edison Road,

I * Kanaga wa Ken,

Japan,

259-11 South

Be nd, India na , ̂ 6628

Bible Correspondence,

Church

Plantin

Dear friends.

Vol. XVIII, No. 1, Winter, 1975

Christmas has

recently

followed

a

routine pattern here w ith various

class parties,

carol

ing, dramas and the

visit

to

the

sanitorium. But spiritual growth was manifest this year.

A large r than usual

number

of children

and

youth

experienced

the

fact

that

"It

is more blessed

to gi ve

than

to recei ve" by

sharing

with the 8 8 patients

at the ssinitorium.

Smiday School

children, on their o w n ,

prepared,

rehearsed

a n d

prese nt ed their

dramas .

E v e n

the adult

g ift

excha n g e was spiritual as prepared notes

of

prayers and blessings w e r e

tucked

inside

the

pack

ages. Our youth group begins the year with chosen leaders.

Looking

forward to

the

return

of

^Hidetq.

Joghii.in

early

summer, we are

hoping

to lead the church to a degree

of

independence,

a n d " e s p o n s i b i l i t y .

We

n o longer n e e d o u t s i d e preachers

to

s u p p l y d u r i n g m y

absence

on ny mon

thly visit to the

Zushi

Church.

Our own

men will

be

supplying

for

me.

The News Flash we wrote to the churches about the Inoues' baptism was just a lash*. More

details

are nee ded. He is62

years

old and stands 6 feet

tall.

He was

reared

in

a

Christian

home an d lead his wi fe to Christ soon after they w ere ma rrie d

3^

years ag o. He is a chief

co n

sulta nt, civil e n g i n e er

hired by the government for express highway construction.

He

recently

returned from leading Japan's second survey

t e a m

to Zaire, Africa

on

a project

for

the U.N.

to consider possibiliti es of bu ildi n g a n expressway across Central Africa. He w as so impr essed

by the pio n e er spir it of the missionaries

he

saw working right at the e ge of

the

jungle there.

Havi ng bee n sprin kled

previously,

he and

his

wife

submitted

to

following

Jesus'

example,

a n d

command

for im mersion on December 29 197^-

The Doug

Umbanhowars,

missionaries to

Thailand,

made^

^

im e to assist

with

Dedication

Day

preparations. Both Doug a nd

Jeri

s i r S

from the

Bangor, Mich.

Church, which,* along with ma n y

others hav e supported this work for yea rs. They brought special g r e e t i n g s from the church. The

fami ly will be studying crop possibilities and teaching a griculture

me thods to

the tribe s peo

ple in Thailand.

We

pray for thei r work.

y r

w e r e p r i v i l e g e d

t o w e l c o m e L a r r y a n d J o a n i e L a m b d i n

t o

J a p a n on

J a n u a r y

8th. L a r r y h a d

worked

closely w ith Hideto

Yoshii

here

a t Isehara

i n

1968-1970 while se rvin g wi th

the U . S . Army

at nearby Can^ Zama. (see Se pt. 1970 'Epistle') While e scortin g

the

Ohio

Singers

a t

Ono

he ex

plained

his

desire

to

enter

C.B.S .

for ministerial

trai ni ng .

The

preacher, Masatami

Kikkawa,

seem ed to speak

God's invi tation

to

him,

as he

urged,

"Why not

return

and

serve

in J a p a n ? "

S o


2/11

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3/11

^ (D̂

P o - r u

no T e-gami

Aai-K^

Paul's

Epistle)

CENTRAL JAPAN CHRISTIAN

MISSION

"The

people that

walked

i n darkness

have

v^

s e e n a g r e a t l i g h t : "^ I s a i a h

9'2

O v e r s e a s A d d r e s s

(

e w f o r w a r d i n g A d d r e s s

P a u l & K a t h l e e n P r a t t

— " ^ M r s .

M a r y L o u

B a u e r

1 2 1 0 K a m i k a s u ya , I s e h a r a C i t y 2 9 I O E a s t 9 8 t h

S t . ^

Kana g a wa Ke n,

J a p a n ,

259-11 Indianapolis,

Ind., 46280

Bible

Correspondence, Church Plantim Kindergarten,

Ad-Vangelism, Campus Evangelism

Vol. XVIII, No.

2,

Spring, 1975

Dear friends,

Let us n a s p ^ ^ r i ' B u t e , to Polly and Ernie Wilkinson, who,

for

the I8

years

h 4 i ? v e lovingly and

fai thfully serve d

a s Forwaifdihg-Agents-"f6r us without pay.

Many

may have similar abilities, but

few are

so gener

ous

in

making them available to

the

Lord's work

as these

two

have bee n.

A

bea utiful frie ndship bega n

26

years ago

w h e n

Kathlee n and I began working with the Milburn Blvd.

Church

in Mishawaka, Indiana.

Polly and Ernie

were serving

with the Linden Ave. Church

in

nearby South Bend. Without

children

of

their

own,

they

have

taught

and lead countless

boys

and girls to Christ

through

their labors there

and

at

the

West Side Church.

Indirectly they

have had a real part

in

begetting spiritual children

in far off

Japan.

Let m e

just

list a few of the duties of the Forwarding V

Agent. They

served as

go-be-tween

for our

family

and our m

sponsoring churches.

Cash gifts, letters, sometimes arti-

_ .

^

n

, . - 1

,

1

e ^ . - U - u

1

j 4 . U

• 4 . 4 .

T

Ernie and

Polly

Wilkinson

cles

of

clothing,

books

and

other

gifts were sent to Japan _ a - n ¥

t h r o u g h

t h e m . T h e y r e c e i v e d g i f t s ,

keeping

a c c u r a t e r e c o r d

orwar ing gen

s

a n

f o r t h e m i s s i o n a n d c o r r e s p o n d e d in o u r b e h a l f w i t h c h u r - ission irec

ors

ches an d

individuals.

While

we w e r e

in the

States

they opened their home to

us and assisted

w ith

arrangements to the churches. For some seven years

until

Mrs. Betty Burnham volunteered to

take

over mailings, they w e r e respo ns i ble for getting much

of

our

publicity to the churches. At their

own e xpense they purchased a

slide

projector an d answe red the call of churches to

speak

an d show

slides

i n behalf of the work i n J ap a n. They have alwa ys kept abrea st of the work

and

presented

an e nthusia stic a p p e a l

in our

behalf.

M any who heard their program ha v e b e e n

surprised

to lear n

that they

have never visited Jap a n. We hope they wi ll be able to some day.

WE ARE

NOT

AUTHORIZED TO

GIVE THAT GREAT

WELL

DONE

BUT

UNTIL

OUR lord speaks,

PLEASE

ACCEPT

OUR

HUMBLE

EXPRESSION OF

GRATEFUL APPRECIATION. OUR LOVE FOR YOU IS NO

SECRET,

AND IT

HAS BEEN

MADE STRONGER BY YOUR FAITHFUL SERVICE TO US AND TO

THOSE

WE

LOVE IN JAPAN. IN THEIR BEHALF AND IN BEHALF

OF

OUR

FAMILY AND SPONSORING

CHURCHES

WE SAY, "ARIGATO- GOZAIMASHITA."


4/11

A

PROGRESS REPORT FROM MARK AND

LYNN

PRATT

Where We've Been -

Sin ce the first

of the year we've visited

the

following churches; Western

H i l l s C h u r c h ,

M o n t g o m e r y

R o a d C h u r c h , a n d H i g h v i e w C h r i st i an C h u r c h i n C i n c i n n a t i ,

^ h i o ;

H i -

Point

Church, Be llefon tai ne ,

Ohio; a nd Central

Christian

Church, Carme l,

Indiana.

W e a l s o v i s i t ed H i d e t o Y o s h i i (our f u t u r e

c o - w o r k e r ,

w e

h o p e )

a t B a l l S t a t e U n i l r e r s i t y

i n Muncie, Indian a.

These

visits ma ke a total of approxim ately 85O mi les traveled.

Where We're Goin g-

Our

ultimate

^ sti n a t i o n

i s

Japan and

plane

tickets have been

reserved

for

August 23, 1973.

In the meantime

we have some

other speaking e nga gem ents setup

with

^ c h u i ^

ches who are considering

regu lar support

for the

C.J.C.M.

Campus Ministry.

This month

(March)

we plan to atten d the an nua l Camp us Min isters' Retrea t in St. Louis,

Mo.

We'll be looking

for a lot

of

ideas and advice there.

Our

Biggest.

Needs-

(1) Prayer.

It's

a

temptation to

put

money

a s

the

first

n e e d. But we

know

that

if Christian

frie nds are

sincerely

prayin g for this

work,

the

fina ncia l part will

take

care of itself. We have seen the power of prayer a t work for

C.J .C.M.

i n the past. We seek

your prayers for this new area of the work.

(2) Regu lar Monthly Support. The mon ey shown on this little financial

su m

mary is supposed

to be

building

up

to

take

care of our trav el

expenses.

But,

a s you

can

se e

w e have to dip

into

it

quite often for other ne eds as

well.

Still, w e

feel_o_ur

travel fund

money

i s goin g to

come

i n . W e have approxima tely 1/3 of our reg ular support promised a s of

March

2nd. If

your church would be

interested'in a progra m, conta ct us at: 9^0 Grand, Apt.8,

Cinci nnati, Ohio,

^3203» Our

phone n umber is

(313)


5/11

Gl e a n i n g s

P a n l

a n d

M r s .

K a t h l e e n P r a t t i n J a p a n

express their deep apprecia tion

to

Ernie

a n d M r s , P o l l y

W i l k i n s o n f o r 18 y e a r s o f

l o v i n g , f ai t h f u l

s e r v i c e a s

t h e i r f o r w a r d i n g

agents.

On

J u n e

1, 1975

Kathleen 's sister

w i l l a s s u m e t h e d u t i e s o f f o r w a r d i n g a g e n t

f o r

C e n t r a l J a p a n C h r i s t ia n M i ss i o n s e r v i n g

both the

Paul

Pratt fam ily and the

Mark

P r a t t

f a m i l y , H a r r y B a u e r

s e r v e s

o n t h e

O J C $ b o a r d

a n d

t h e

B a u e r s

h a v e

t o u r e d

J a p a n , M a r k a n d Mrs, lynn Pratt h a v e

p l a n e t i c k e t s

r e s e r v e d for d e p a r t u r e

to

J a p a n

o n A u g . 2 5 , 1 9 7 5 *

T h e

n e w

f o r w a r d i n g

a g e n t s a d d r e s s

i s : M r s ,

M a r y

l o u B a u e r ,

2 9 1 0 E a s t 9 8 t h S t r e e t , I n d i a n a p o l i s , I H

46280. § § § . Gleanings


6/11

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— CO

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p o

- r

u

no

T

e-gami

^

( P a u l & M a r k ' s E p i s t l e )

A

ENTRAL

JAPAN

CHRISTIAN MISSION

J

T h e p e o p l e t h a t w a l k e d i n d a r k n e s s h a v e

^

/ e e n a g r e a t l i g h t : " I s a i a h 9*2

verseas A d d r e s s F o r w a r d i n g A d d r e s s

\

Paul

f Kathleen

Pratt

Mrs. Mary

Lou

Bauer

1210 Kami kasuya, Isehara City

2910

East 98th

St.,

Kanag awa Ken, Japan, 2^9-11 Indianapolis, Ind., 46280

dence.

Church

Planting,

Kindergarten, Ad-Vangelism,

Campus Evangelism

V o l .

1 8 ,

N o ,

3 ,

S u m m e r , ' 7 5 7 n y c

PROGRESS REPORT OF CAMPUS

MINISTRY *

March 2 to

May

4,

I975

^ ^ H | | [ | [ | | | | | | H | | H ^ |

J'JL

7

975

Bible Correspondence, Church Plantin;

Easter Sunday

morning we visited

at

our

home

church here, Montgomery Rd.

Church of

Christ,

and.

ere

given

this

'giant' check for SHOO. 'The

Montgomery

Rd. folks have been with

us

thru major

events in our lives

- ur

m a rr i a g e ,

college

g r adu at i o n,

Karis' birth. They

have showered us

with gifts on all these occasions.

And n o w this wonderful gift for

the

campus ministry- well, it seems we

are always thanking them

TRAVEL

FUND

Income

Balance

on

Mar. 2, '75

Received for speaking

Special

Gifts from

churches

8 f

individuals

$ 76.02

5o5.3d

5

1615.00

B y

the

t i m e you g e t

this

Epistle, I w ill have quit

ny job at the

Federa]

Reserve Bank.

This

spare time will

nov;

be

used

in

study

of campus ministry, talking

with

lo~

cal campus

m i n i st ers, VB S

and

g r o u p e n g a g e m e n ts,

and all

those details

of

m o v i n g

overseas.

We have presented

the

work

of

CJGM campus ministry

to

the following congregations; in

Ky.,

Sherman, Lystra

(Lyn n's

home church), an d Antioch Churches of Christ, an d

Elizabeth Christian Church; in Ind., Dean Ave. Christian

Church,

Terre

Haute, and Mars Hill Church

of

Christ, Ind

ianapolis, in

Pa.,

Vanderbilt and Scotdale Churches of

Christ.

A

special meeting

we

were able to attend

was

the

annual campus minister's retreat in

St,

Louis. This was

sponsored by the

North American Christian Student

Fel

lowship.

(I

tried to co nv i nc e

them

to

t ak e

the name

of

"'World-V/ide" ) The informal nature

of this

retreat gave

us

a

chance

to

talk

to

m a n y campus ministers, sharing

ideas and dr e a ms . W e were uplifted by

the

e n t h us i as m of

these men a n d

women;

and

they

challenged

us

with

the

great n e e d for campus m i n istry .

All

these

trips total

2,168

miles we've traveled.

It was a privilege for

us

along with Mary Joyce to

represent

mom and

dad at Polly and Ernie Wilkinson's

Surprise Appreciation

Service,

May

4th. Persons were pre

sent from ei ght

different

churches to express thanks to

th e m . We

Pratt

kids

w e r e

quite m o v e d by

the

whole thin g

a nd were misty-eyed several

ti m e s .

T h i n k i n g

about our future puts us on

extreme

'highs'


7/11

PBSSL

EDWiK

fr-CtK-;

Akihito Morizone's Baptism

Dear

friends,

uur unurcn Bign at Isehara

-Station

"Come

unto

me

all ye that labor..."

Mary-Lou and Karry-were thrilled to b e abl e zo p a r t i c i p a t " e in

our v / e e k - e n d

revival m e e t i n g .

We

had

a total of 250 persons in four services and ten students decided t o study toward b e c o m i n g

Christians. Fray that communist teachers cannot disuade

them.

Since

that time

three

persons have ac cepted Christ

and

been

baptized. Ken and Yumi (boy &

g i r l f r i e n d )

m a d e

t h e i r

d e c i s i o n s

a t

about

1 1 : 0 0 P M

a n d

a f t e r a p r a y e r s e r v i c e

t h e y

w e r e

b a p t i

zed

just

about

midnight. Consultation

with her

mother revealed

a

genuine

interest in

Christ.

In 1970, Akihito ^ . e d

with

the

Ohio

Singers against God at Kagoshima. In 1972, single-

handed, h e s p o n s o r e d

e N e w

Ohio Singers

at

h i s | c o l l e g e

n e a r O b i l i r i Univ.

He

d e c l a r e d ,

" T h a t

was when

I

was f i r s " . w n t o Christ . Then

he

seemed to just

a b v s o r b

Christianity. I ' i v e years

a f t e r

i t a l l

b e g a n , ; i c c a m e u p

o u t o f

t h e b a p t i s t r j l m a k i n g t h e v i c t o r y

s i g n . H e

h a d r e c o g n i z e d

a v i c t o r y o v e r h i s o w n

p r i d e .

P r a i s e G o d

In

May _ spoke to the Isehara Rotary Club jmd

in June

to the

Lions

Club.

T l i e y

requested

remarks about

varying

customs

and g ave

me

freedom to testify

of my faith.

In May, Kathleen

and

I had

the

experience of

a

memorial servic e for Mr. Inoue's

parents and

brothers. The

family

ashes were being m o v e d f r o m

Omihachiman

t o a new cemetary

at

Mt. Fuji.

Our

Missionary Convention

followed

the

All-Japan

Convention

and

dev eloped the ill ustration

of

Jesus,

Except a

grain

of

wheat..die, it abides alone. Are

we

prepared

to

die? Rather,

are v ; e

prepared for

the

even more d iff icul t task of living

daily

for Christ? Like

Paul, d o

we reall y 'die daily'? Recently, in Viet Nam, seven missionaries were persecuted unto

death.

\ i / h i c h makes

martyrdom

a possibility

for

those

who

are

His

in this evil world .

\

e t s u o a n d H i d e k o ( Y a b i k u ) D o m e n a r e

m a k i n g

p l a n s f o r

^

e c o n d S o n g s o f P r a i s e r e c o r d .

. r f X

A

^ ^ a r y J o y c e a n d h e r r o o m m a t e B a r b a r a

R o t h

w i l l b e i n J a p a n d u r i n g t h e

" ^ m m e r .

T h e y w i l l b e

a

tremendous help to

our

youth, summer camps and evangelism.

Pray for

Mark. Lynn and Karis' de-

parture August

23rd

and their

plans.

^

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on-Profit O rganization

Central

Japan Christian Mission

23769 West

Ed ison Road,

BULK R TE

South Bend, Indiana, ̂ 6628

Address Correction Requested

U.S. POSTAGE

PAID

South Bend, Ind.


8/11

Karis

in

Papa

Lusby s

homemade

swing,

Williams-

town, Ky.

P o

-

r u

no

T e-gami

i

(Paul .

Mark's

Epistle)

CENTRAL JAPAN CHRISTIAN MISSION

The p e o p l e that walked

in darkness have

se e n

a

great light: Isaiah 9^2

Overseas Address Forwarding Address

Paul Kathleen

Pratt

Mrs. Mary

Lou

Bauer

1210 Kamikasuya,

Isehara City

2910 East 98th

St.,

Kanagawa

Ken, Japan,

259-11

Indian apolis, Ind ., ^6280

Dear

friends. Vol. XVIII,

No.

September,

1975

The summer found

us in

a multitude

of

preparations

before our

August 23

departure.

We were

mission speakers

at 10

VBS s,

3 amps, plus

speaking to 2 churches almost every Sunday. Moving

details, travel

papers—with

God s help everything

was

in

order and we arrived

on

schedule.

VBS children at

White

Oak

Cincinnati,

learned about

J apa n. *

Lynn

studying for

her

Japanese final exam.

€


9/11

PEAYER- - RAM

Mark and Lynn studying the language uidance

to

land

and supply

of needed

funds-

Need

for a used car and eventually a second Pray

for Hideto Yoshii*s

applications

for

a

teach

ing post, for beginning service

in

the church

and other

very important

decisions-

all &

winter plans of

evangelism

at the

church-

Guidance in all

things

Dear

friends,

7

Mary & Barbara interviewed at UDilin College

What

a

busy

but joyous summer

It

began

with

Mary's return home

in

June and wa s capped by

Mark and

Lynn

and

Karis' arrival

on August 2^th

and

Hideto

Yoshii's

return on August 26th. We

praise the

Lord

who does

all

things well.

And this will certainly

include

His comfort

to those

family

members

left

behind.

Mary scheduled English

Classes

thru

the

summer, was

lifeguard

at Motosu Camp and received

six college

credits

by

attending

the Summer Session

at Sophia University.

Barbara

Roth, Mary's

room mate spent three months with us, too, teaching English and assisting

as

pianist in the

church. Most people comment about the natural beauties

of

Japan. But what impressed Barb was

the

Joy

and

boldness

of

the Christians

I

met, who shine

as

lights

in

their world . This

is

testimony

to the

growth

of

Christians

in

the

two

churches. A total

of 20

persons represented

Zushi and

Sannobara

at Motosu Christian Camp.

Sannobara

also sponsored two different musical

programs during

the

summer

and

a three day home-force rally in August.

Mark

& Hideto preached,

As

of this

writing the church

has repaid

over half

of their $1700

building debt

since

Jan. 1st.

Four persons

have

been

baptized

since our last Epistle,

and

recent

converts

are faithful.

Yuichi Nakagawa.

our gxiitarist, accompanied us to Karuizawa to help ShimoOchiai

Christians

in a coffee-house

type of

evangelism. Two

persons

were

actually

baptized

but

as a

result

of

personal

evangelism many went

away

relieved

of

doubts

and

misunderstandings

about

Christianity.

Some

of

the problems

are

as

follows:

Why is there suffering in the

world?

Isn't there qiite

a

contradiction

between the Bible

and

science? If

I become

a Christian,

what difference

will

It make in

my daily life? Aren't

all religions striving for the same

thing? If

I

study

the Bible

in

English,

will

I be

better

able

to use English conversation?

A ^nerqus-_gift

was received from the Art Katt family

as^emorial to

Art's

parents

Mr.^

Mrs.

Andrew'Katt

with

whom

we seized for seven years at

Mishawaka, Indiana. It

will

be

applied

toward

the

purchase of

a

newer

used car which

is needed

now.

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CENTRAL JAPAN CHRISTIAN

MISSION

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South

Bend,

Indiana,

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10/11

Overseas

Address

Paul and Kathleen Pratt

Mark and

Lynn

Pratt

1210 Kamikasuya, Iseh ara

City,

Kanagawa

ken 259-11, Japan

P o

- r u no

T

e-gami

(Mark &

Paul's

Epistle)

Forwarding

Address

Mrs. Mary Lou Bauer

2910 East 98th St.,

Indianapolis, I nd., 46280

Vol. XVIII,

No.

5,

exTffA/

November, 1975

LOT

BEC0/1ES

/WAILABLE

TWO BLOCKS FROM

OBIRIN

COLLEGE

WILL BE THE

THIRD

EVANGELISTIC PROJECT OF THE

PRATTS

THIS IS

A

SCALE MODEL

OF THE LOT.

Size

60

TSUBO (Japanes e Measu re)

Total

56

ft.

X 60

ft.

Situation: Two

Blocks from

Obirin

College

C o s t :

1 7 6 5 . ^ 5 ] p e r

T s u b o

I S

47.77lper

Sq. Cubit (Bible

times

measurement)

The

barred section

below

indicates

the amount that has been ra 'sed.

PLEASE

HELP

US

PAY

FOR THE

REMAIN

ING 51

2/5

TSUBO11

Color in the squares as

you share

in

the

cost of this lot

for the

Obi

rin College

Campus

House.

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11/11

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Dear friendr,

We didn t know whether we would buy, rent, or what—when

it

c me

time

to locate the campus minis

try. In fact, we

even

wondered if there would be anything available

at a

reasonable

price,

since

Obirin

College

is

right inside Tokyo proper. And

now

we

have found what we think would be

an

ideal

place to

build. It s

just two blocks

from

Obirin

and

is in a fast-growing community, on a

nicely

paved

boulevard

with

water and

electricity.

Our

plan

is to

buy this

land,

then build

a

two-story

building—one floor for Mark

and

Lynn s home

and the other floor for

the

campus

house.

With

our

recent experience building the church

here,

we

are

confident

that

we can

do

much of the building ourselves

at

a minimum cost.

Through a

campus

ministry we will be able to

reach

5,000

youth

from all over this country and even

a

few

from

other

countries.

It s

our prayer that

as

they graduate

and

scatter

to

other parts

of

the

country and the

world, they

will

be

able to

take

the Good News

that they have

heard with them.

In this letter we want you

to

sense how anxious we are

to

begin. And we hope that you can antici

pate

the challenge

and excitement along w i t h u s l ^ u-

Sincerely

yours—and

His, 9 -

Hideto Yoshii

Married Oct. l8th

Lynn, Karis Mark Pratt

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SE ND TO: Obirin

Campus House

Fund

^

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Mary

Lou

Bauer

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n d i a n a p o l i s

I N 46280

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We will buy

tsubo

cubits

for the

Obirin

Campus

House.

Check

for

is enclosed.

Check

will

be

sent by

Thanksgiving

by

Christmas

by

Name and address:

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