Love to all, Eunice
TRANSCRIBED LETTERS FROM A MID-CENTURY MISSIONARY
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November 21, 1950
512 8th AvenueBrooklyn, New YorkNovember 21, 1950 Dear folks, I know that I should have written quite some time ago but I’ve been so busy that I just haven’t had the time and here it is the night before the day I go on board the ship. I was in
November 23, 1950 – Thanksgiving Day
Cunard Line R.M.S. Queen Elizabeth Thanksgiving Day First day: It is time for me to go to bed but I thought that I should get a line started to you. After rushing around in New York for three days it was good to get on and get settled. We seemed
December 2, 1950
London December 2 and 3 Dear folks, I’ll begin this tonight. You see I’m re-reading your letters which you sent to the boat, since I have no others, and I’ll answer those questions in this letter. No, I didn’t get the slippers nor the bed-room slippers in New York. Maybe
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Postscript
The following is written by Donna Kahlstorf, a co-laborer in the mission field with Eunice. The piece summarizes Eunice’s mission work in Africa and the events surrounding her death. It was given as a contribution to Diane Powell Hawkins for her work, who graciously shared it with the transcriber. Another
May 16, 1956
Wednesday May 16 Dear Eunice, Guess I’ll write you a line tonight even tho’ I haven’t heard from you since I got the letter telling about the dog. Well they always say no news is good news so I’m hoping that holds true in this case and that you have