(mostly books on holiness and reference books) since
 three of our preachers already know a little English
 and we plan to have English courses in the curriculum
 of the Bible school when we start on a full-time basis.
 Well, it's now a little after three and I've got to
 get down to the church for the afternoon Bible school
 session. I'll hold these afternoon sessions for three
 or four weeks more and then we'll take a vacation
 for several weeks. Then I'll start again and finish
 the summer session. I'd really like to start morning
 classes in the fall for the fellows who can come, even
 if I only have a few. I'm just dripping from the heat,
 and I just had a shower too. I couldn't write with
 pen and ink in this weather. Glad we've got a type-
 writer. Hope we can get a good heavy standard
 typewriter soon for mimeograph work.

June 26-Thursday morning. 6 o'clock. Last night we
 relaxed a bit. Played some records while I read-
 Mary was sewing on a new skirt and finished it. We
 do enjoy those records-played some Grieg and
 Tchaikovsky. We got to bed early but couldn't get
 to sleep because of the heat. A couple of times I was
 going to get up and change into dry pajamas but I
 guess I finally dropped off to sleep. I don't feel the
 heat so much any more (Mary still does), but I still
 feel the effects of the heat. The early mornings are
 about the nicest time of day. That's why we get up
 early and try to get things done before it gets too hot.
 Though we aren't at the General Assembly, we
 are keeping up on what's happening. One of the
 fellows I knew in seminary is being our "special cor-
 respondent," and he writes us about every other day
 to tell about the conventions, reports, and elections.
 We were so glad to hear that Mrs. Chapman has been
 re-elected W.F.M.S. general president-of course, we
 expected that. We are really anxious to find out the