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INDIA CHRISTIAN

VOL

SEPTEMBER,

1954

f^- :

Aliss Rosie

Joseph

and her idece

NEWS FROM

MRS.

ROTHERMEL

At Maudaha and

Ragaul

School Starts

Again

We are happy to announce that

our

Primary

school started again

this year

on

the

first

of

July.

We

a re thankful

tha t we

were able to

secure

a newly t ra ined

teacher

to

take

charge. She

is

capable

and

interested

in th e

welfa re of the

c hild re n. S in ce o ne

of

our te ac he rs

had to be

moved with her hus

band

to

Hamirpur, sh e

has start

ed a smal l school there. Six chil

d ren

a re in a t t endance I f i t

were not for her labors, four of

(he

children

would

not

be

in s choo l.

Happiness and S adne ss

During

May one of our orphan

girls

was married in

Ragaul. It

was

during the hottest of

summer,

so a fte r making

the

arrangements,

Mrs Rothe rme l

went

to

the

hil ls

and left

the

giving

away of the girl

to

her

daughter ,

Miriam the nurse.

Eve ryon e s aid

she took Mrs. Roth-

ermel s

place well and

the

wedding

was

very

fine.

GLADYS HOPPE

RETURNS

HOME

FROM INDIA

News irom Miss Hoppe

As I

began this article,

I wish

to

thank each of you

for

your

pray

ers

and gifts. May God bless each

of you.

The d oc to r in sis te d t h a t I l eave

India,

so

I

left by airplane from

Bombay on April 14, and

arrived

in

Rochester, Minn,

on April 16.

I have

been

discharged from the

Mayo a i n i c af te r tests.

I

was told

that I am

in

good physical condi

t ion

now,

but tha t

I

should have

rest

and quiet.

I do

get

better

res t here on a

fa rm in this coun

t ry

Just now I leave

future

plans

with God.

I

am not in financial

need now

as my parents

are

pro

viding food and home for me,

but

the

mission

does

need

money to

continue

support

of the native

evangelists.

Helping in Primary

School

The

fourth t ime

I went

down

to

help with

the work. I was feeling

so much stronger that I began

to

help

in the small

primary school in

which two

Indian

Christian moth

ers

were

te ac hin g. C la sses

were

only held in the

morning, begin

ning about

7 A.M. I started

by

checking the younger children s

arithmetic. Because

they

write

each on his

own small

slate, the

teacher

must

check

the lesson

as

soon

as possible so that

it

may

be erased and

the child

may con

t inue

writing

his

lessons. I

was

ra ther slow a t this since the In

dian

system

of weights

and money

is so

much different from ours and

I had not learned their multiplica


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INDIA CHMSTIAN

Published by

The CHRISTIAN MISSION

TO INDIA

Ragaul;

U. P.,

India

Lloyd

Pickering, Central

Agent

Smithboro, Illinois

MISSIONARIES

Mrs. Zoena Rothermel, M. D.

Miss Mildred Haas,

Forwarding Agent

507 Renkert

Building

Canton

2,

Ohio

Miss

Gladys

Hoppe

(On extended

Leave)

IS^s

Walter E.

Hoppe

Forwarding

Agent

Route

2, St. Charles,

Minnesota

Wil l i am~ahd

^Jeah

Roland

With

Cental

India

Bible Seminary)

(Bilaspur, M. P.. India)

Lincoln Christian

Church,

Forwarding

Agent

Lincoln, 111

News From Miss Hoppe

Gon f)

As I taught them

to

thread

needles for mending

clothes,

which

needles they then use for the more

enjoyable

purpose

of

making flow

er garlands and

bracelets,

we

spoke of

Jesus.

Some

said, This is a big day;

we are happy , so

I

asked them

if

they

knew

the meaning

of

the

Big

Day (Christmas). They re

plied that

Jesus

was

bom.

Then since

Easter was

coming

soon, we spoke of the death and

resurrection. Together we sang in

Hindi

Everybody ought to

Know .

Instead of

singing our English

verson

, He s

the lily

of the

val-

leyr

He s the bright- and-moming

star which I felt

might

be inter

preted literally

and

encourage

the

Hindoos in their worship

of things,

we sang He is our Saviour Who

News

From

Mrs. Bothermel Con t)

Bible

.

College

Students

In July five of our

young men

steirted to Bible Ck)llege again.

our

re turned to

school

and

one

new one

was added

Three of

them

will be finishing

this

year, and

one

begins

his

second

year.

Three

are

sons of

one

of ou r

f i r s t

conver ts

who

was

about fourteen

years

old

when

he

w as

conver ted He has

remained

fa i thful

to h is Lo rd

through

trials

and trouble and

de

clares

continually that he will nev

e r forsake

His

Lord,

Jesus

Christ.

May his

sons

become faithful work

ers for

Christ.

Pray for

them,

please.

Baptisms

During April one of

our

young

men in

the

community

accepted

Xhrisi JLater_he_expressed_a_deT

sire to

attend

Bible

College,

but as

he

has

not

had sufficient schooling

to

be

able

to keep

up

with o ther s,

we

are

sending him back

to

High

school to get

his

education. Then

we

t r u s t

he wil l b e ab le

to do

th e

work

in

Bible training.

During May

one of our

orphan

girls was

baptized

also two of

our

High

school girls.

One was

the

oldest daughter of a widow whom

we help, and

the

other the daugh

ter

of

an evangelist.

During

June

another High school

girl was baptized. She lost her

mothe r

o ne w eek

and

the

nex t

Sun

day

she stepped out

for the

Lord

whom she

has

loved

a

long t ime.

Please

remember our

work,

workers,

and

your

missionaries

daily

in

prayer as they have prob

lems always and are in need

of

prayer

for

strength and wisdom to

do

H is

will a t aU t imes

Any

help toward our work should

be~sent to~the Forwarding-^genti

Miss

Mildred Haas a t 507

Renker t

Bldg., Canton,

Ohio.


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> 5t

RE UNI ON IN

INDIA

R o l a n d s A r r i v e in I n d i a

Once again we

a re

able to send

our

greetings

from

India. We

felt

c e r t a i n t h a t the g r an tin g

of

o u r

v i s a

w a s a n a n s w e r to

th e

p r a y e r s

of

each

one of

you.

Now th e

Lord

has s af ely guide d us through a n

other trip half w ay around

the

w o r l d

I n

m a n y w a y s th e oc ean

v o y a g e

w as the m ost p leasan t

w e

h a v e

m a d e .

T h e r e w a s n t m u c h

r o u g h

weather

so sic kness w as n o t m u c h

of a problem. We sailed on a

small

freighter which carried only a

few passengers. There were only

five

besides

o ur

family of six.

T hus w e

w ere ab le to

g et better

acq u ain ted a n d

h a v e m u c h

m o r e

fellowship

than

on

a

la rg e p a s

s e n g e r ship.

T w o missionary l a

dies w e r e going to Beir ut L ebanon

a n d

a third

w a s

going

to B o rneo.

O u r sh ip stopped in

only

four

p o r ts

n o n e of

w h i c h

w e h a d v i s i t e d

b efo re. A fter

a

s h o r t stop in H ali

fax N ov a S co tia w e

sailed th e long

d i s t a n c e

to

B e i r u t L e b a n o n w i t h

o u t

s t oppi ng.

L a n d

w a s n o w h e r e

in s i g h t

o n

M a y 11th C h a r l e s b i r t h

day.

We

had planned

for

it.

how

ever.

an d h ad

a few

little presents

for him. T he aptain also helped

T h e r e in

th e c e n te r

of

th e h o t

a n d

dii ty city behind high walls

the

school grounds were like an oasis.

It was

a lovely spot for a picnic.

T h a t

afternoon

w e w e r e

invited

to attend the dedication service

for

a new orphanage. It was

several

miles up in the hills from Beirut

so it

gave

us a chance to

see more

of

the

country. The

ride

in

the

ch artered bu s w a s

quite

thrilling

n arro w ro ad s winding b ac k an d

forth

edges

of

deep

ravines too

close for comfort and sharp curves

so sharp that even the little

bus

not much bigger than a station

wa

gon had to

back

up

to

maneuver

t w o o f t h e m

We

only took

a

short taxi trip

around

Alexandria

E g y p t

because

white people are not too

popular

there. The city looked m u ch

a s

o ne

wo u ld ima^ ine

it

w a s in

B i bl e

t i m e s

O ur last sto p b ef or e

B o m b a y w as

Jidda S audi A ra bia

the

gateway

to

M e c c a . Non-Mos l em vi si t ors

a r e

not very welcome to this place

so we did not

get off the ship.

W e

s a i l e d

in to

B o m b a y

o n

J u n e

7th

b u t had to

s t a y

o ut fo ur days

s o t h e

w a t e r

c o u l d s m oo t h o u t

t o

g et a few containers of acid onto


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M r s M i ld re d D a ni el

a n d

h er

family

Besides

r e g u l a r

living link the

m is sio n s pe nd s

a n a v e r a g e

o f

o v e r

tw o h u n d re d d o ll ar s

a

month s en t in

b y interested indiv idu als. T his

m o n e y

is primarily sp e n t fo r

tw o

p u r p o s e s . T h e first a n d m a j o r p u r

p o s e is

th e t ra in in g of

native e v a n

gelists. W e h a v e

b e en h ap p y

to

h a v e r e c e i v e d

so m e de sig n ate d

m on e y fo r this p urpo se .

T h e

g r e a t e s t

w a y of

a c c o m p l i s h

in g

th e

d es ir ed p ur po se o f w in nin g

sou ls to

C h rist in a n y c o u n t r y

is

to w in young m e n

to

c a r r y

t h a t

gospel to

their own people.

In

a

c ou ntry such a s India w h e re su p

p o r t

fo r self a n d

f a m i l y

is a

full

t i m e t a s k

t h o s e

w h o

desire

to a t

t e n d

th e B ib le c o ll eg e s mu s t b e s u p

ported in

order

t h a t

they

mip ht

have

their

needs supplied while

attending

school.

T h e

m iss io n d oe s

n o t le n d itse lf t o

e xt i- av ag an ce s i n

this

r e g a r d b u t g iv es

them

en o u g h

to

e n ab le the m

to h a v e th e

es sen

tials of life.

A vera ge su pp o rt

is

about f if te e n dollars a m onth an d

is of course dependent upon th e

f a mily.

Again evangelists having no

regular

position

in a

local

congre

gation must be supported from

miss ion funds

Christ.

These

must be

given work

a n d m o n e y o n w h i c h to

live

until

t h e y a re a b l e to o bta in w ork .

Then

there

a re the widows

the

orphans an d

the

n ee dy f am il ie s of

Christians.

If we

could

take you

on a conducted

tour

and show you

h o w

y o u r m o n e y

is

u s e d

f o r th e

Lord

and how far a little can

go

in

In dia c om pa re d

to ho w m u c h is

wasted a t home we feel

that

giving

fo r th e c a u s e o f m i s s i o n s

w ould

increase ma n y fold.

Could

you s e e

a

m a n

o n th e

st r eet

in your hom e town in rags

so thin

his

bones were sticking

out

an d

pass

h im b y ?

You

mi g h t

b e c o m e used to su ch sigh ts in

I n

dia

I t

is quite certain t h a t up until

1he p re se nt t im e w e

h a v e

failed in

carrying th e gospel to

th e

world.

P e s s i m i s t s

sa y

w e

will a l w a y s

fail.

B u t

h e w ho

is

fai thful

to

H is L o r d

ca n

a l w a y s

se e

t h a t v i c t o r y is in

sight

in

one

g e n e ra t io n i f w e w o u ld

c o n s e c r a t e ourselves

to th e g r e a t

t a sk

w hich

th e

Lord

h a s

s e t

be

f o r e e a c h

o n e

o f u s

S o m e g iv e their lives s o m e give

their

selv es

in a f in an cia l w ay b u t

the f ac t is sti l l t rue t h a t th e m a

jority

do

nothing. W e d o n o t n e e d

to b e g funds th e

L o r d d o es

n o t

need money b u t you

need

to give

fo r y o u r

ow n

sak e fo r H e

h a s

entrusted e v e r y

Christian

w i t h a

Teat

and

mighty responsibility.

TTn\ o

you

failed

y o u r

L o r d ?

F I N N C I L R E P O R T F R O M

F E B 1 T O A U G . 31

19S4

Total

receipts

- S1452.44

A v e r a g e

m o nt hl y i nc o me

a bo ve liv in g l in k -

207.50

F r o m th i s a m o u n t m u s t c o m e

m o n ey fo r p rin tin g a n d m a ilin g


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NOV

23 1954

Each

Adult

missionary shouldcomplete one of these forms and send by regular seamail to:

Box 968 -

Joliet, Illinois

iss ion

Services

Name

in

fu l l

PERSONAL

FILE

Da t e

//

Complete

address

on

fipM

Tr^^.

Jiy

J

/rraue^

Complete home for forwarding at^t^rfâa

^ r Jpr\fj aAaÛ\ y; ^

Names and addresses of other newspapers which

mi^t

carry stories of yourwork,..

Place

of

Birth

Where baptised?, ^

On

back

of page please describe any special

circumstances

regarding conversion.

Marital status: Married ;-r- -^-îngle Divorced Widowed Married at what

*>gp

,

0

List children by full

name

giving place, day, month,

and

year of birth;

Place Day Month Year

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Vflor ^3

What

age?,

7

Major

Degrees

with date


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Personal

File

- Page 2 - Name

What things

influenced

yo u to become a missionary? Your ow n

story

in some detail m ig ht b e

i nf lu en ti al i n l ea di ng o th er s

into

fulltime

service

use a

separate

s he et i f ,you need more

space)?

D e sc ri be b ri ef ly i n o u tl in e form th e nature o f

/ 0 :3 0 >^A.j^tX2y 0

Should money

be

sent

to

forwarding

ageno only?

In

what form?

you

ple a se

indicate ho w

in

what form?

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Does your forwarding

a ge nt s er ve

without

salary?

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What problems do yo u n ee d h e lp w it h,

t ha t M i ss io n

Services

might provide?

If

it can

b e

mailed t o

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EachAdult missionary should complete one of these forms and sendby

regular

seamail

to:

Mission Services - Box 968 - Joliet, Illinois

^^23/964

P E R S O N A L

F ILE

Da t e

Comple te

address on field

N am e in

fu ll ,

Complete home for

forwarding)

addrpwg. /o

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. SZJj

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Name

and

address

of hometown n^wapappr

Names

an d

addresses

of

other newspapers

which

mig^t carry

stories

of

your

work,..

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Personal

File

- Page 2 - Name

What things influenced you to become a missionary? Your ow n story in some detail might be

i nf lu en ti al i n l ea di ng o th er s i nt o f ul lt im e

service

use a separate sheet J f yo u need

more

space)?

^

.

Describe briefly in

ou in

form the nature of your daily duties. S ~ ^? / Jh- /

A h y u ^ ^

Which of the following terms

most

nearly describes

your m i ss i ona r y s t at us:

^

Evangelist. Bible College teacher Public School teacher Home maker,. ^ .

Doctor

Nurse

SoclfcE^^ Office

worker Other

Father s name rmd hi?mp

if

living :

His

occuaption.

Is he

a Christian?.

What positions

o f l e ad e rs h ip

has

he held in th e

local

church?

Mother s full maiden

name^^T^ VrUK^

Is she living?

Is she

a

hristian Her

occupation

if

employed

outside

of

hnino

What leadership positions ha s

s he h el d

in the

local

church? ^

Name

of

forwarding

Address, Telephone ,

W h a t a r e

h i s o r h e r d u t i e s :

Should money be sent to forwarding

agent

only? . In what form? , If it can be mailed to

you

ple a se

indicate how

in

w h at form?

Does your forwarding

agent

serve

without

salary?

What problems do yo u

need

help w ith , th at Mission S er v ic es m i gh t

provide?


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ins'.s

PRC?

ETDIA (

aiTTiARY of lottera

from Rothernwi

^

.Vftor I r-^tiimod

hcsao fros India in April

l ^ h p

I

received letters froa

Mre

^Rotheroel tolling about aon of tlio golnge-on at the miesion

station.

^ Ono of

our

young

non^^

Uie son of

on

of

our

evongolistfl, helped nirdstor at

4 aim

for

a ^diils^

during

April ond May^ and a young

Hindu

laan

tms

baptdsod

into

OliriBtfl

In April

3 Premdaay a son

of om of cur

e vange

l i s t s y m e

baptiaed

Be later ven

^ up

to the

hills

vitli

Mrs

Rother-iel to help her

tn Mayj ?-toya a

daughter

of

Hm

(Siriotlan

^fidoWn and Graoo

'ialter obeyed t2io

Lord

w

th ey lo ve

in

baptism.

^ Amgrahj daughter of

evangollet

Paul

Hasih,

was baptisod a week after the

suddon

of

h or aot ho r.

^

^^hil MrSo

nothernel and

Premdas

were in the

hills

3

Premdas became

acquainted

^with Kaeltfil Singh had worked for Mrs,

Eothormel

and ne a while last year FroiadaB

and

|lEushal t7nt

to

^rarehip

services

togotlier

In

JunO;,

JCusiial

Singh was imaoraed

into

CEliriat-

în the

village

on tliS plains^ Xusbal is a

happy

young

aanj

ho wants

to be a pieaehor but

needs noro schooling

before

he can go on to Bible College

On May

Z6^

Kaala was

baptised

jtist a day

before

hor ireddlng,.

In Octoberylass Rosie Joseph;, the teaohor -^rs, Rothemel hired during the previ

school

yearj obeyed th e Iôrd

she

loved

in

Christian baptism-

acussr^s There are now 5 in the Bilaspar Biblo Seoinary froa our villages Three brother

eons of one of our evangellste are

now

attending; the;/ are Tlctorj Ed^fln,:

and

Ilhrold baite

Harold plans to

talce

tlie

full

training,

Eoblnson

and

Iiis wife (she

;mo

fornf^rly a nurae

a

Olihatarpur)

are the other

studentii there.

yesTy

tltat iS;. the scloool year

begin?^- this

July/ perhaps Dinm

idio

serve

faitjifully

on tlio isisslon ooapound; 'Mill

attend

the Bible Soainajy,.

Ho haC

been

falthfhl

in tho least;

expect

hira

therefore to also

prove

i^lthfitl

In that

wliich is

iiueh. Ura.

oti \or^l

needed

h i n

th i s

y e a r .

Premdas needs

more

schoolings,

but

perhaps ho

will

go to high school

in Bilaspur

n ex t y ea r.

Ihishal Sin^ hopes to

begin

s'tady in Bilaspur next year

vfo have only a primary mission school In

th e village

so

th e older girlst

Anwgroh and Rib a.(slsters;s.

Grace

Vfaltor. ^ f\ya(êntionod above) and Sosun go

to

h l ^ ^ r

school

i n Jhanai. P lo aso p ra y fo r -those young

ffliristlanB

ViSPDPGS In

May,

Rujû,

sister

of

PuttUj.

ms

ms.rried

to

a poe-tissiiof Banda.

Robinson was married to a

nurse

of Ohhatnrpur so ha nocus

2 0 r upee s

a month

now In

support. Ho is

a

student mentioned

aSrove.

I t

is a custom in

India to lo t

-the

family

of an lOBaarrled man

Iokiw

t hat there

Is

a young, woman available for marriage; will he -talce hert thus two of th e Ohrlstian men

-went to the I esloy

hone

to

te ll them

of Kamla. Tho Vtesieys had previously mentioned to

Hrs. Ibthonaol

that

they wanted a wife

for their

son.

Thoy

know Kamlay so they gave

thoi

consent.

On Jtey

273 Koala

who

had boon

in

FCtohpur

was

married

-to

John Vtesley; he Is tho

brothcr-tn-law of ths Naini proaoher

who

officiated a t tho wddli3g, Mrs. Jkitherael wrote

of.

In preparation

fo r this

wedding,

how

she had -to go

-to

the

city

by

train

to buy

voil

e

silver trisning

fo r

tlvs bride s

sari

ixs she couldn t get anything

suitable in

the

village

One of tho Christian vromen of tlic villago '.ranted to sell hor goat so with tho goat moat,

po-tatooB,

and puries(a spocial kind of Snail broad

x.-hioh is

groaey) they

would feast

on th

da y

o f

th e

wedding

â a la vnas

given

bedding

by

tJio

mission.

1^

young

man who

had

tumod

from

Hiiîem to

ûis t

wxa

married a rjontli Icvter

to a Q i r i s t i a n gi r l a t l^lpahar.

Xh Docembor,

before Christeas

I'Slriam Hrjthcrmel and Ytslm Bhaget Krngloo were

to

be m r r l e d . I-iiriam is -the adcp-tod daughter

of

Mrs. Rothomel; sh e

Is

a n I nd ia n Christ

m r s e . She

previously

had

TTorlcsd a t

Kulpahar, but

this

fal l sHo lielpod Mrs. BcUiormol \ri.

th e

raodioal wortc, et c. Tlshu Bhegat Kangloo

Is

-tho

preacher

in 5fe.tni *dioro th o Get-tors

worlced. He is a vejy faithful and

suocesoful

evangelist. His father had r rr it te n t o Mro.

Totherjiel

aaldng her

fo r Iliriam for his

son s

irlfo,. Mrs. Kotheraitl made inquiries aboixt

Ylshu Bhagat

f i rs t

Shon he was

invited to

Hagaul

idiilo

iirilM was

thoro to

become

acquainted Tdth

Miriam and

decide

fo r tliomselvos whether -tlioy belie-vod

I t

God s

trf.ll fo r

tlion

to

m a r ^. After

th eir

engagement, IhnB. Hotherraol was very busy preparing for tiio

wedding. She had

to

purchase

rice

and grain and have

I t cleaned la prsparation

to food

t?ae

guoets


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Oftr yew

a tmddlnc withtmt oualoT

I^ôa's

veddln^

UM

Qolz^

to

bo suoh

a woddln^ booauso tboro

ms

ao ona aaoag tlio

vl l la^

Ohrlstla$is ewas &cusloal Isstrun

nor who loicmo how to play ono* The ohiXdron rocularly practised of ooi^ v i^ MrSo

Rotoerael, to toks

tiê

pli:ioo

of

the

woddlng inareh The woddlzsg waa Deoêbor

I to. :?altor whoso husband Is an gave birth to a son In Her oldest

sons aro over 20 years old, so this was roally a surprise* ?Jrs* 'ialtor, howovorn

was

not

feel ing

wsl l .

In Rjvedber, taidrod Hal, a teaohor,and hcmsowife, oouldn't tooeh

for

a itoX for

a}m

had a baby boy. She

I t

bee :

t3aiohi^ now*

Puttu, the youag ov: -^list, was

in

tJio

Tillagos of his and his wife's sslaUves for

sa^lei

ho

ro'hsmod

with the help of

Paul l&sihg

ploaso pray that eouls will aeoept their

living,

loving

hord*

j 5

1?^

Bothonaol was pXa^sing to

giv sons

of the flaHaolgraTh sunpXies that Oiristlam

^Hiohigan had sent to no

before

I

left

for laSia, to

DlEm's

wifs for w in

toaohiiie

wOd 8 word*

SliLHBaaES mAfiognsm's

SbnU ^ WBB imsTisd 27, aeoid sstally lsSBoa tte top of hey hsad. K Mam ault#

sore yot

when

Krs Hothosaol

was

st i l l treatise i t

Xh^Supst, dysentery whloh is all too eoanon In Ifedta xaade seeas of the Ohrlstians 111

o8iy,

la^l,JQinm, and

Mrs.

Hothermol,

too, was in bed a day or so*

Mrs* Botheraol

had

boon

eallod during tlio night or early naming to oare for Daniel when ho beeaiae iXl^ St wa

^ ^ Miriaa was there to take oore of Mrs. RotJioroel when she beoaae ill*

Then,

during the rai^ weather

even

aore patients kept

Ilrs*

Rothorracl busy ^fith thoir

sore

eyes,

boi ls ,

fever,

eto*

In

October,

Ilhngl

who had

been

ill

a

long

tino

with

fovor,

ard

had

beeorre

veiy

vesJc.

would*^p^

hospital;

the

doctor

treated

hin

with strong drugs

for

aalaria,,

hoping

they

sad neiift

in

Junei Paul

IfeBSh' s

wife

Oladtous

died rather suddenly,

^ oMofour evangelists, ^s

wife

had been

ill, tut

seeioed

to be

i^nxwlnsi

h

thought

she had typhoid*

Then,

while

Mrs.

Rothorsl

was

in

tli

hills

she

swoeived^Sv

sad ASM I the

mother

of 7 cUildrea, the

youflgest

of which

was one

year

old,2sad

died.

Iw se^ to have had his share of sonew this year. In July his fatlaer

woe

paralyse

ôas

^ds

^ required aioh

oar*

Muiih ebaran was the Bothonaels'

first

sormnt in

since Sept. I9I5J he passed away

in

Ootobî?.

who was 6 years old, had fver and

died.

adaslamries

in

these villagos.

ISrs*

Botherael HEEDS HffliP,

S f la t e rM toa

ehs wot, fhsy

should

be ready

to

fae* ahaterrer

eem

o r the

salee

o f the

Lord.

^ ^

roland william jean 1954 india

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