ON BOARD GEORGIC, APRIL 27TH, 1936

ON BOARD GEORGIC, APRIL 27TH, 1936

Mr. Arthur P. Taylor.

My Dear Arthur, — We missed the meetings yesterday, I need not say, but we spent the day well, having had Ezekiel 41 and Genesis 42 before us, also other scriptures. I have also ^[p. 32] been much occupied in revising readings ten and eleven in the Wars of the Lord. I am mailing them to A.F.M.

This is an excellent ship and accommodations are all that could be desired. We are soon to land at Queenstown and hope, under God, to reach Southampton tomorrow afternoon.

I trust Ruth and the children keep well through God’s mercy. We were glad to see them all at the steamer, also all the other Grands.

I am thinking of the proposed new meeting room and trust, God will help. I am now of but little use to the brethren in such matters. What is needed is brethren moving together in a definite lead — each doing what falls to him with his might.

Mother unites in love to Ruth and you and to the children.

Affectionately,
Father.