STOCKPORT, JUNE 21ST, 1932

STOCKPORT, JUNE 21ST, 1932

Mr. P. Lyon.

Beloved Brother, — Thanks for three letters and enclosures. I have read all with interest. We note all your remarks as to your sister’s mentioned visit to America and quite understand. We are in full sympathy with the exercises of you both.

Newcastle is very cheering — thank God! Mr. W——— says Mrs. D——— is agreeable to having the matter placed in the hands of one or two brothers. He has asked about Mr. Davidson and I have given W——— his address. I have also written Mr. D. I purpose writing Mr. Malpas.

I am most thankful to know of the help the Lord has been affording you. I have been thinking of you all as at Park Street this evening. I shall also remember you as in the West.

There was a good season at Nottingham. You will know that Mr. James Cumming of Glasgow was buried yesterday. Mr. Arthur Moore is in a nursing home at Hastings. There ^[p. 364] have been remarkably good reports of R.B. No doubt he will be at Park Street tonight.

The O.B. and Glanton papers which you sent are indeed sorrowful reading. The Lord will have to say to them. I believe we may count on Exodus 23: 22.

Our united love in Christ to you both and Lois,

Affectionately in Him,

James Taylor.