THE RODNEY G.

NORTHHUPS

Apartttdo Postal 306

Saltillo, Coah.,
MEXICO.

Jan. 23, 1961

THE FIRST VALENTINE

The first valentine was for

Eden when God looked upon Adam and found

no animal fitted to be his help

and formed little Eve.

Le took a rib from near Adam's heart

What a

it a blessingi

xaan in a lonely place and what

What a comfort to a

Le was for Adam. ---Then man sinned

and his valentine faded away

that h/ had left was a PROMISE that God would

some day send a REDEEMER.

VALENTINE

TH

The second valentine was alao^^ormed b^' my God when Just outside of Old

Jerusalem He took the blood from the wounded side of my Lord and brought forth

on the Day of Pentecost the chw;^etrr<^e bri^ of the 2nd, Adam, my Lord. What

a surprise to sinful man, vhApr*. blesslngywhat a comfort to sinful man in a

lost world. But best of all/my Lor^^s'"'Bmdd7will,MV die nor fade away but
her beauty and progress depe
in His kingdom.
Gone are the times for

upoi^;^^ anl^S^woi^2sjg together with our Lord

-ittle

is the time for agonizing, s )ul searcl

shaking, world moving prayerl. God'y

Ydown \to sleep" prayers. Now

soul cleaning, heaven moving, hell

id is not shortened nor has His church

lost her power but it is ju6t\us that are not giving ourselves without reserlY^tion to God. (If you want a real book on prayer that will change your life,
if you will let God do so, get "The Gnspel of Prayer, its practice and Psychology"
by Albert Cassel Wieand, Wm.
Eerdmans Publi Co, Grand Rapids, Michigan).
iVHAT ARE WE TO DO?

When an influential Christian'J^^stice of the peace says, "If you have room

I would like to prepare to be a minister of Christ." He has been a Christian for

several years and his life shows that he earnestly desires to prepare hims-lf for
greater service in Christ's Kingdom.

When another Christian says, "Ask Bro, Rodney if I can come to school now,"

He holds services in his home every night and he said to Guillermo' Carcano, the
advanced student whe p^rcaches in his village over the week-ends, "I know how
to lead the hymns, to administer the Lord's supper but Oh its so hard to teach

the Bible when I know so little about it,"

U4-,
another says,
son is willing to work and help support my family
K
t"
Bible
College,
Bro.advanced
Rodney if
I can come
now." He
helps Alberto Garcia, another Ask
of our
students,
with totheschool
different
preaching points Alberto has begun around his home village of Hedionda,

It used to be we looked for students but its not that way anymore since we U
pr^yihg, "Lord of the Harvest you send thelabororo into your harvest,"/ }
At the present txme there are 8 earnest, dedicated, married men whe want to
J
begin their Bible preparation besides the 6 advanced students that we have in J/

classes now.

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WHAT WOULD YOU DO?

What woulg you do if 13 villagts, or moroi woro clamouring for Bible teaching?

Our hands are

tied,

their lips are /*^r^ and the soul^7^ go unhealed

e-i

/sealed

si0 ^

because of debts we still owe on the ranch and school equipment*

With the gold market and the American dollar in danger of slipping it puts
the mission here in a very dangerous financial position. For every 10 cent the
dollar might drop on the world exchange i t would boost the amount we would have

to haye to pay our debts here S200 dollars more, a 20 cent drop S^OO dollars etc

Because of the above reason, and because we don't like to be in debt, we

believe that it is imperitive that our debts be paid before we receive new
students.

By the grace of God we will continue with the 6 advaucea students'

now in school until the debts are paid*

GOD GAVE TWO VALENTINES

GIVS TWO TOO?

/ eantj/st-'^vliig^-and^rayiag
jA
The first would be yQursel,-wa da^y
for your
missionaries,
/
The second would be a VALENTINE FOR JESUS,

Ever^ offering you would send this yalentiiws/^day will say to some earnest

Christian Mexican man

"Monday,^ February 20tl^' ^961 you can go^ to Saltillo

Christian School to prepare foi' the ^kistry o/Je'sus Christ my'Lord." Then
throughout the years as they go

preach yb^ valentine -kill be saving

to an unknown number of sinners in Mexic^

"Here is my Fr^nd Jesus who wants

to be your Saviour-too."

To each one who sends an offering to i^J^till^^ristian Mission this Feb.

we will be sending a nice calendar in Spanifllh,>f^a reminder that you gave a

Valentine to Jesus.
THANKS EE TO GOD!

Fer those who sacrificed that we might have the $400 dollars needed to
apply for our permanent resident passport here in Mexico. It new has been

applied for and we are praying, and ask that you pray with us, that it be
granted soon by the /Mexican government, if the Lord so wills,

We also thank God that our family, the students and the families of the
native ministers have been in good health so far this winter.

Above all we thank God again for your earnest prayers, your sacrificial
your leve for His Kingdom throughout the years.

Above all remember, us in prayer and give a VALENTINE FOR JESUS, the very
personification of God's love.

John 3;l6,
1

'"S

Rodney G. Northrup and family,

Maysel

Mark

Anita

nd Sylvia

APARTADO

50ft

SALTILLO, COAHVILA^
MEXICO

Ra4ny
Aaits

Mark:

March 16, 1961

aaA Sylvia

Dear Harroldt
/

Below v/e are including a brie^ report that niay be of^ use to you. We also
have enclosed a recent bulletin that may have more infor^nation that you could
use.

Lord vrilling, hope to see you at the North American in April.

God-bless you,

Rodney G;' Northrap'

TWO BOOKS ON MISSIONS THAT YOU WHi WANT

"Your Missionaries Speak on Mission Administration" and MSome Mexican

Customs You Should Know'.' are to come off the press ea^ly in April.

In the

first, 16 of your missionaries from all over the world, give ansvrers to more

than 35 questions that are of vital interest to every Christian ,yiat desires
to do better missionary ^fork. The 2nd. will be useful to those studying

about missionary work in Mexico since it deals with Mexican customs from
birth to the grave.

Both books viill cost a dollar or those v/ho send an

offering of |15 dollars or more to Saltillo Christian School by the end of

April will receive both books free.

APARTADO

S06,

SALTILLO, COAHUILA,
MEXICO

HELP US TO GET OUT OF THE RED BY BASTERl

We hate to keep mentioning money but our debts must be cleared up nowa During
February, 57 responded to the Valentine letter, including our monthly supporters,
auid we were able to pay off $315 dollars of our debts. We still owe the following
notes that are now duel...

k friend in Haskell...*11,200 dollars. Recent repairs on the Volkswagen Microbus,

Friends in Roseriburg. .
185
"

Yearly premiums on the

family life Insurances.
60

owe this iBich,ve have only received two

which has now traveled over lOit.,000 miles

in the Lordfs work,..,$500 dollars,
TOTAL,,$1,945 dollars. Because vre still
new students, although more want to come*

EASTER EVANCSriSTIC SSIVICBS

The students and faculty of Saltillo Christian School are all busy preparing
sermons, slides, flannel graph materials, special music and everything else
necessary for at least 5 evangelistic meetings during Easter week*
Easter and

Chrisimas are 2 times ^en Catholic homes are most open to the receiving of the
Gospel message*

Please be praying for us especially during this time*

FORMER TEACHER OF SALTILLO
CHRISTIAN DAI SCHOOL liARRIES.

On Feb, 15, 1961

Ofelia

Hernandez and Samuel Cruz of

Mexico City were united in

marriage, Cele^iha Samaniego^

also of S* C* S, sang* Paul

Rathbom> of Colegio Blblico
preached, Antonio Medina of
Zacatecas had the ceremony

5 FLATS WITH 3 '-ffiARY TlR'iS

and Sylvia Northrup helped

by having her picture taken

one trip

with them.

can become almost a weari

FRANCISCO LUNA TO FACULTY

Francisco Luna and Celestina Samaniego lookod on

as Rodney worked on the first blow-out. More about

Praooisoo next laDnth. ,!l3et him at booth 33, Witchita.

When one has 5 flats on

missionary work

ness especially when

the

last 2 tires had to be walk

ed nearly 10 miles to be
fixed. ..bolieve we need nev:
tires.

TWO BOOKS ON HI33X0NS THAT YDU WILL VlANTl

'^Xbur Missionaries Speak on Mission Administratiorf* and Vome Mexican Customs You

Should Know'^ara to come off the press naoct month*

In the

sixbiion of .your

missionaries give answers to more than 35 questions that are of vital interest
to you if you desire to do better missionary work# The 2nd. will bo useful to
those studying about missionary work in Meodoo.

It deals with Meacican Customs

from birth to the grave* Both cost a dollar or those who send us an offering of

$15 or more by April 15th will receive both books free. If you Just want the 2
books send us $2,00,

H;

CEMENT BLOCKS PCR IBW CHAPEL OF SALTILLO CHRISTIAN S3H00L

As previously stated Saltillo Christian School not only
Bible but wo are developing a trade school for

^B||||w|h

These trades not only will help the students to partially

support their families. after they graduate but it helps the
school to grow* Here we see 2 students learning to make
cement blocks ^diich vdll be used to build the chapel for S.

C. S* This is a Joint project of the students and the local

which has saved up nearly 2^000 pesos^ 1^160 dollars

start their very needed building* Francisco Luna^ \dio will
graduate in May from Colegio Biblico, will be teaching trades

&nd Bible at S. G. S He will be needing $40 dollars a month

BAPTISMS ON MDUNTAIN VIEW RANCH

A young married woman and her sister-in-law,from a neighboring ranch, v;ere bapt
ized March 1 in one of the pools on Mountain Vievr Ranch* .

Several of the students of 3* C* S* have been helping Delbejrb and Alice Wilson
in their missionary work and in opening up several new preaching points. So-far
they have had 3 baptisms this year and a great deal of interest. We rejoice when
our students can help others to get started in the Lord's work in Old Mexico*
LOOK FOR BOOTH #33 AT THE NORTH Al'IERICAN CHRISTIAN COVENTION in VOTCIIITA.

Iord willing.Rodney.wi]J. be there with a display, the 2 books; Your Idiasionaries

Speak on Mission Administration and Some Mexican Customs You Should Know, and with
an earnest desire to visit \d.th you*

Look for Francisco Luna too*

Some have asked what can we send you to help with the missionary work in Merf.co*

Since Francisco Luna is coming to 3* G* S* to teach shop we will need all kinds of
tools* If you have some of the things listed below and live west, north or east of

Witchita, Kansas we would be happy for you to leave them at booth #33 during the
N* A*.C. Convention*

If you live south of Witchita please send them to Rodney G.

Northmp, c/o Box J, Eagle Pass, Texas*

FOB THE SHOPS

FOR SALTILLO GHR* SCHOOL

FOR THE DORM OF S* C. S.

and THE CHR. UkY SCHOOL*

Single bed sheets*

power tools*

Crayons, pencils and ball

Wash cloths and hand towels*

Shaving kits*

Squares*

point pens*
Note books and writing

L^eX.*

paper.

Szoall electric motors*

Hand saws.

Hand vices*
Tools to work with cement*
Tools to .work with

FOR THE KITCHEN*

FOR BVAr^lGELISriC WORK AND

fi. V. BIBLE SCHOOLS.

electrical wiring*

Presto cookers.

All types of flannel graph

Electrical fixtures of all

Mixing

types.
fXumbing tools*

dishes*

All types of musical

Big kettles.
Paring knives*

instruments*
ABOVE AIX LOTS OP FRAYER*

Barber clippers, conibs etc.

and serving

materials*

CEMENT BLOCKS FOR NEW CHAPEIL OF SWCTILLO CHRISTIAN SCHOOL

As previously stated Saltillo Christian School not only

teaches the Bible but we are developing a trade school for
our students.

These trades not only will help the students to partially

support their families after they graduate but it helps the
school to grow. Here we see 2 students learning to make
cement blocks which will be used to build the chapel for S,
C, S. This is a joint project of the students and the local

congegation which has saved up. nearly 2,000 pesos, |160 dollars
to start their very needed building. Francisco Luna, who will
graduate in May from Colegio Biblico, vdll be teaching trades
and Bible at S. G. 3. He will be needing ^J/^0 dollars a month
living-link support..

'

.
, r

BA#i^ ON MDUNTAIN VIEW RANCH

A young married woman and her sister-in-law,from a neighboring ranclr^were bapt

ized liarch 1 in one of the pools on Mountain Vlev; Ranch.

Several of the students of 3. G. S. have been helping Delbert and Alice Wilson

In their missionary work and in opening up several new preaching points. Sofar

they have had 3 baptisms this year and a great deal of interest. We rejoice whei^^
our students can help others to get started in the Lord's work in Old 1-texicoi"*'"^'^
LOOK FOR BOCa'H #33 AT THE NOilTH Al^ICAN CHRISTIAN COVENTION in VOTCHITA.

Lord willing.Rodney will be there with a display, the 2 books; Your Missionaries
Speak on Mission Administration and Some Ms^lcan Customs You Should Know, and with
an earnest desire to visit with you. Look for Francisco Luna too.
Some have asked what can we send you to help with the missionary work in Mexico.

Since Francisco Luna is coming to S. Cii"!. to teach shop we will need all kinde of
tools.

If you have some of the things listed below and live west, north or east of

Witchita, Kansas we would be happy for you to leave them at booth #33 during the
N. A,C. Convention.

If you live south of Witchita please send them to Rodney G.

NorthTMp, o/o Booc J, Eagle Pass, Texas.

FOR THE SHOPS

FOR SALTILLO CHR. SCHOOL

FOR THE DORM OF S. 0. S.

and THE CHR. DAY aCHOOL.

>/ /Steall power tools.

Small electric motors.
Hand saws.

Squares.
l0veX..
Hand vices.
Tools to work with cement.
Tools to work with

Single bed sheets.

Crayons, pencils and ball

Wash cloths and hand towels.

point pens.
Note booke and writing

Shaving kits.

paper.

FOR THE KrrCHEN.

FOR BVAICELISTIC WORK AND

0. V. BIBLE SCHOOLS.

All types of flannel graph

electrical wiring.

Presto cookers.

Electrical fixtures of all

Mixing MqmELs

typos.

dishes.

All types of naisical

fdumbing tools.

Big kettles.
Paring knives.

instruments.
ABOVE ALL LOTS OP PRAYER.

Barber clippers, coobs etc.

and serving

materials.

SAimiO CH&ISTIAN MISSION

'-r\

APARTADO

306,

SALTILLO, COAHUILA.

MEXICO

PJ) f fTB]

We are now in our

12th,

year of

service for the Lord in Old Mexico,

Rodney has a B, Th, from Northwest

Christian College, his M, A, end Ph. D.
CKLBSrm SAlttNIBGO

from the Interamerican University,

Saltillo, Mexico,
FRANSISCO LUNA

Is a graduate of
Colegio Biblico, 26,

To graduate in May from

Colegio Biblico, 30, new

teacher in Saltillo
Christian School,

est member of the staff of

Saltillo Christian School,

We teach shop or
trades so that the

He will be teaching Bible

students can help

to support themselves

and shop.

while the congregations

are yet small.

One of the objects of S,

C, S, is to train men to be
teachers of teachers.

THE OLD HOSPITAL,., 108 by 75 feet.

//
The building pictured above used to be an old hospital. When the Doctor owner
ied, his sons took out the doors, window, beams and took up the floors and sold them.
This building needs to be restor^ by Sept, to help us with the expanding needs
of Saltillo Christian llLSsion,

t/hen we caiae to Saltillo there was just one grattiate

from Colegio Biblico to help us in the founding of congregations. Since then many
congregations have been founded and many many young people are waiting for an opport
unity to serve the Lord,

We have good teachers, now we need a good place for them to teach.
If the 9
rooms in this building are restored, besides the 3 used by the Sanchez, vre will have

adequate space for some time.

Each room will cost about $200 dollars each to be rs'

stored. The Ernest Wray Memorial Fund will restore one. Would you like to establish
a memorial room for one of your loved ones where the Gospel of Chilst will be taught
in Spanish?

Write the Northrups about it.

EASTEK YOUTH REVIVAI, ON ICUNTAIN VIEW RAKCH, SALrHiO, COAHUIU, MEXICO

FRAN3I3C0 LUNfc PREACHED

His evangelistic chart

sermons were enjoyed and
understood by all.

SUiraSE AND VESPER

SERVICES WEl^E HELD ON
THE MOUNTAIN SITE

EVERT ONE LINED UP TO EAT

AN ARABIAN BOY AND A STUIENT^S

SON WERE BAPTIZED

Fifty select young people from 8 different congregations were invited to

Ifountain View Ranch for a 3 day Easter Youth Revival. At the close of the revival

Luis Gonzales, 15, son of one of the students was baptized in the pool along with
Salvador Saade, 13, an Arabian boy who was bom in Bethlehem.
After the sunrise service, calisthenics and breakfast, classes were held ont

"How to become a Christian" taught by Alberto Garcia, 3rd. year student. "The
Church of Christ" taught by Juan Lopez, graduate of S. C. S, "How to Use Your Bible"
and "Problems of Youth" were classes taught by Rodney G. Northrup. "The Hour of
Music" was a joint project of Maysel K, Northrup and Celestina Samaniego, teachers
in S. C. S.

The afternoon evangelistic services were led by Fransisco Luna. The sunrise,
vesper and fireside were led by the students and faculty of S, C. S.

Besides her many other activities Celestina used the flannel graph in each
service to illustrate and teach another truth about Christian living.
Maysel Northrup in the kitchen counted ninety participants in the Easter Youth
Camp.

Please remember us much in prayer as we look forward to revivals in Jmie, camps

in July and Daily Vacation Bible Schools in August.

(D7 S^!Ii7!l!LIk (SDQiBlISIfll&SS (glB(D(DS>

y/1

IkU.

THE SAIDHEZ

THS CARCAft)S

Guillermo (WiUlajn)

36

Juanita
Guillermo Jr#
Elizabet

36
17
15

A|jripina

13

Javier
Juanito

8
3

Baby Rebeca

Guillermo is a 3rd. year

student in S, G. S. preach

THE GABCIAS

Alberto Garcia
Secondina

54
50

Pepe

17

Carmela
Carmine

13
8

Besides preaching

ing in Fraile, Mexico.

Guillermo Jr. and Elizabet

v/iU be read7
Bible
College next year.

in

Hedionda Alberto has been

helping Delbert and Alice

35
33
15
13

Narciso
Maria de Jesus
Ester
Cniz
David
Abel

11

9
6
4

Miguel
Daniel
Pablo

9 months

Narciso

is

2nd.

year

student preaching in Notillas

and La Rosa^ Mexico.

Wilson with their new work

in La Koria and Piedra
Blanca.

THE GUERREROS

THE GOICAIJSS
Luis
Pascuala
Luis Moises
Juan de Dios
Gloria

Manases (Not in
Efrien (picture)

JESUS CASTILLO

He is 23, vddowed
with a 4 year old
daughter San Juana.

Luis is a 1st. year

student.

Helps

with

preaching in Fraile.

2nd. year student

preaches in Jesus

SANTOS CORPOS

Single, 40, and is a

3rd. ye&r student.

Froylan is 55, a 2nd.

j'ear student. Preaches
in Sandia, San Juan, 31
Pequefto and other near
by preaching points.

He is quite musical
They have 2 sons and
and preaches in Alta 2 daughters vrtio
\Tho are all
narrie
Mira and La Ascencion.
married.

Maria.

YOUR STUtENT SCHOLARSHlf OF $15 DOLLARS A MONTH CAN HELP TO SUPPORT ONE OF THESE
SPAICLSH SPEAKING STUDENrS

FAMELY VJHILE HE STUDIES THE BIBLE.

Cory Hie
experience
first conve
Trent V.

Northrups
nmke his

a I'liessage c

ong
ian

the

ARBOR

he Youth

.CO

The

translated
took his cc

Yout

had

on the li+th

neve

ta.

yo\ir profefi

tion

ist.

Jesus Chris

ania-

name of the

uth

iDuntains

. . , . .
Ml]

THE OLD HOSP

Wl

We hope to b

th -

:uarc3,
LcKit-.st
ne

B
ns.

f
s

y
t

illo

^hool on Sep

kf 1961 with a

larger better p
bigger studen

ared faculty and

To acconnaoda

.he

need-tn restore

ht

2 of the rooms
v^hich will cost
I f the well
lower end of th
kitchen and din

f
w

A--.-, ... T
. -i"

'4/

- 'ii.

Christian

odyo
more classes

we

efore Sept, firs

the old hospital
out ,^200 each,
drilled at the
anch the school
hall should als

be set up in th

Id hospital

we would like t
into i t as soon

ove the library

Please pray
this very urgen

n the fall tern

p|f classes in S

and

s possible,
r and help with
pro.iect now.

A WEIX V/ITHOUr A BOTTO?!?

No we haven *t a well with
out a bottom. But we do have
- a place that If we drilled
' 210 feet we would reach the

^ point v;here an abundance

of

water usually is found.

It will cost us $8 a metro

(39 inches) to drill.

So far

we have received ^121

toward

the well vrtiich is just I/5 of

the total $560 needed to drill
the 210 feet.

Much of the developement of

the old hospital

for

as the sight

Saltillo Christian School

Many foUra have sent us a number

of things needed for the school and

The girls had 35 children in the

school in Hedionda,

This week four

and

Jesiis

Maria

are

in

Dishtowels

In Sandia Juan Lopez is holding

an evangelistic meeting in conjunc

Powdered milk or $200 dollars for a

cow,

tion with the D, V. B. School

as Felipe Parades in Raices,

cake mixes.

even

Seven of the 8 girls leading the

schools in the area are girls from

us and if we have the finances.

for

water a

Pants and suits.

Overcoats,

On July 18th Paul Rathbem of

Colegio Biblico, one of Mexico ?s
finest missionaries, was called
of our Lord to his heavenly home.

The last of June we sent out "Your

Single bed sheets,

Mens pajamas,
Mens shirts and underwear.

PAUL HAS GOm HOME^

We shall all miss him.

Remember

his wife Hazel, their daughter

Glenna and adopted son Richard in
prayer.

FOR THE aiOPl

Electric motors and pcfwer tools.

Carpentry tools.

Plumbing tools,
FOR RESTORATION OF-THE OLD HOSPTTALl

Electrical outlets, switch boxes,

switches, light fixtures.

Sumraer Prayer Card for Saltillo, Mex

SALTILLO, COAHUILA,
MEXICO

Canned goods and Kool Aid,

FOR THE MEN*

great distance.

SOe,

Jellos, puddings and high altitude

congregations in the Saltillo area. FOR THE DORimORYl

We shoxild have at least 9 nore Pillows and pillow cases.

supply.
In the meantime the
two student families must con'-

KEEP ON PRAYINGi

APARTADO

FOR THE KirCHEN WE NEEDt

session.

schools if you keep on praying

THANK GOD FOR ANSl^niHED PRAYER..,

others have vrritten asking for our

present needs,

more schools; La Ascencion, Sandia,

Raices

depends upon an adequate water

tinue to carry their

THANKS AGAIN FOR YOUR HELP

ONE SPkKim miLY VACATION

BIBLE SCHOOL OVSi AND FOUR
ARE IN SESSION

VISITORS

We have been blessed with a

lot of wonderful folks from the
states coining to visit us this
summer.

Our first

vistor was

Aithur

Dillon from up Arkansa way. We

really enjoyed his happy smile
and his wiHiness to work.

Next Roy Irwln from San Anton

io came and helped us get

ready

for cairp.
Down from Montana came

Trent

McKittrick, a nephew of Maysel

Northrup, and Gory and
Steve
Nickerson from Liberal, Kansas,
They all dig in and help and in
between times turn the windmill

into a sailing ship that fights

ico" asking for you to pray for rain.

The 8th of July we got a tremendous
rain and it has been raining practic
ally every since. Thanks to God for
your answered prayers. So far we have
planted 4 acres of sorgun, 1 acre of
broom com, 3 of pastxure, 4 of oats and

with

33 acres of com and beans. It i t con

tinues to rain we hope to plant
more

her home and to get some much

needed practice of her English.

SEND ALL PACKAGES TO

pasture grass, com and potatoes,

V/ith a good haivest we can receive
more students this fall. Please keep
on praying.

We are so thankful to Alta for

this favor and all of the other

Rodzy G, Northnq^

came for a few days

Box J

us some wonderful gospel preach

Ea^e Pass,

ing and encouragement.

Now that i t has rained we have

given out and seeded all of the seeds

ANITA RUTH VISITim

The 14th of July Anita Ruth

Northrup left for
Michigan
Alta Tanner

vrent to us. We need garden seeds,

pasture mixtures for serai-arid ground
and flower seeds.

to visit in

ways she has helped with

Lord's work In Mexico,

the

off fleets of pirates and

what

not,

Duan Owens and Alta Tanner,

students of Southern Christian

Co3J.ege, came and worked in the
camps, in the office and filled

\
J

/
the whole place with wonderful /
singing.
.^
The Curtis Diddnson family ^
and gave