BROOKLYN, N.Y., JANUARY 4TH, 1943

^[p. 297] BROOKLYN, N.Y., JANUARY 4TH, 1943

Mr. S. McCallum.

Beloved Brother, — I did not send correspondence regarding Stow Hill Depot, as I received this letter from the trustees last week. It commends itself to me. ——— has written in humble terms, but I am not sure as to him. However I am accepting the judgment of the trustees as far as the Depot is concerned. Kindly return the enclosed letter as you have time.

We have been thinking much of you and we are assured the Lord helped you and the dear brethren whom you served.

We had a good time here on Friday and we are looking forward to the Westfield meetings on Saturday.

AEM wrote that he hopes to come here early this week relative to the military matter — to take counsel and obtain certain information which officials have asked for.

My wife unites in love in Christ to Mrs. McCallum and you. We trust you will find the children fairly well.

Affectionately in Him,
James Taylor.