Nov. 15-Have had a cold or flu and thought I was over
 it, but had to go to bed again yesterday afternoon
 instead of going to teach the Bible school class. I've
 been in bed this morning and afternoon and feel
 somewhat better, but I still have a headache and
 can't do anything.
 We had the biggest missionary meeting we've had
 so far at Walkers' on Tuesday night. There were
 twenty-five there, representing twelve different mis-
 sions. We had a lot of good testimonies and met quite
 a few missionaries we had never seen before.
 Right now Mary is finishing the pillows for our
 chairs in the living room. Everybody thinks they
 are very nice and make very comfortable chairs.
 Mary also made Susanne (our maid) a dress with
 some material Susanne shyly asked her to make into
 a dress for her. We have been quite fortunate with
 her; as far as we know she is absolutely dependable.
 We have just secured a yard boy who attends
 our church. He is one of the rare Haitians who just
 goes ahead and works even when we're not watch-
 ing him; and I don't always have to tell him what
 to do-he just goes ahead and does it (not always
 just like I want him to though, and I have to show
 him and teach him). He is only 15 and feels called
 to the ministry. He is attending our Bible school
 classes.

Nov. 20-Got back our blood test reports. Both fairly
 good for Americans who live in Haiti. We were both
 high on white cells-which may indicate infection.
 (For me, it was probably my cold.) Mary will have
 the doctor check for her. My hemoglobin was normal
 (100), but Mary was down to 90-however, the doc-
 tor said that is good for Haiti, so there is nothing to
 worry about there. Neither of us has any signs of