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Sandy won with a total of eighty-six. a had . . yBless the Church."
``' down a life-long prejudice and joined
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But she was also the leading ba�ks ehe middle B Y E Z R A M . C O X
In institutional churches and social centers
the Little girl with the curl right ood, she and
of her forehead, when Sandy was g of Missions
was very, very good, but when she was bad supported by the Board art of the nation
she was horrid. Church Extension in every p from
' r the down easily on girls like Sandy are being to homeInsforme makers
Sainthood did not se •
Sandy. She encountered storms and the storms potential derelicts to Ihn� �1 examples are as
often overwhelmed her. Her besetting sin was and church workers. = pf
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an unruly temper. But each time she failed she follows:
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when the preacher left. Boston.
John Huss Met:; h, Cedar Rapids,
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Lincoln Street L, _, hurch, Chicago. s
Twenty l y:: rs later the preacher was a guest. in his forr.).e,• pulpit. He looked at the last Halsted Street C:►: a.�.= i.i.c��go.
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- - - person to shake hands with him. "I suppose I First Bohemian Cl;:; r' Cl-icago.
ought to know you but I can't recall your Institutional Churci-.., City.
name." She: was neatly dressed and showed Church of All Nati`ws, 'Los Angeles. EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT
evidvoce,sj of prosperity. At last she smiled. Church of All Nations, New York.
<; 'Tin Sandy."o Joint Division of Education and Cultivation
She had married a posperous young man . . . Trinity Institutional Church, Richmond, Va. Board of Missions and Church E xt e n s i o n
was the mother of three children . . . lived in Winnebago Street Church, Rockford, Ill. THE METHODIST CHURCH
the other end of town . . . was a member of St. John's Italian Church, San 150 Fifth Avenue
Francisco. New York