The Nashville Sanitarium Fund
By L. A. Hansen
THE amounts given below were received during the month of November. The total amount was far short of meeting the most urgent needs of the month, but every cent was received with great appreciation, and put to the most practical use. Some of the letters we receive with donations are very touching, expressing much sacrifice on the part of the giver, but withal an experience of blessing in being permitted to respond to another call of need for God's cause. Previously reported ................ $902 00
Mamie Moore ....................... 5 00
Katie Fries ........................ 1 00
H. C. Balsbaugh .................... 5 00
Joseph Conklin ..................... 3 00
Jeremiah Conklin ................... 1 00
Henrietta Wolf ..................... 1 00
Mrs. C. F. Simmons ................. 5 00
Mrs. L. Hyatt ....................... 50
Mattie Hyatt ....................... 50
Walter Hyatt ....................... 50
Addie Rust .......................... 5 00
Cecil E. Rust ....................... 2 00
Myrtle E. Irwin ..................... 1 00
Mrs. Belle Urquhart ................ 3 33
I. M. Bigelow ....................... 2 50
F. Letterman ........................ 5 00
Linden (Wash.) Sabbath-school ...... 2 00
Milton Junction (Wis.) church ...... 11 85
Luce (Mich.) church ................ 1 37
Mrs. Blessing ....................... 5 00
Mrs. J. Henson ...................... 50
J. Johnston .......................... 25
Eddyville (Iowa) Sabbath-school .... 3 20
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Beck ............ 50
Mrs. C. E. Allen .................... 1 00
Mrs. E. Smith ....................... 70
J. H. and Irene Roberts ............ 10 00
Prescott (Ariz.) Sabbath-school .... 1 45
Henry S. and Sarah Foster .......... 5 00
Desire Wery ........................ 1 00
Mrs. L. S. Sheer .................... 5 00
Total ............................ $982 15 We would also gratefully acknowledge the receipt of a barrel of apples and a barrel of potatoes from Mrs. W. B. Skirvin; and a supply of potatoes, apples, onions, and canned fruits from the Wolf Lake (Ind.) church. These provisions, coming at a time when we could hardly find means to buy necessities, brought great relief, and certainly did cause, in our hearts, thanksgiving. No doubt there are others living where provisions of this kind are abundant and cheap, who would be glad to spare some for such a needy work as this, located where it is considerable expense to secure these supplies. We are especially pressed at this time, and we feel the need of a close communion with God that we may be enabled to grasp his blessings. We also appreciate the kind letters we have received from poor, but sympathetic brethren and sisters. Address communications to Nashville Sanitarium, Church and Vine Sts.