At home March 26, 63

           

Dear Sister Mollie I received your kind letter and hasten to answer it. I was truly glad to hear from you once more I have thought of you often since I seen you last I would like very much much if you could come and make us a good long viset this spring. as for my coming down to see you I am afraid that I will not be able. the men are so behind with thare work they have corn to gather and all the spring work to do besides but I will come as soon as I can you wanted to know if I went to meeting any these long sundays I have had the blesed privilige of going to meeting often this winter O Mollie you just / ought to have been to some of our meetings perticularly the cooperation meeting when Brother Goode was thare we had such a good meeting Brother Kane has been to Woodbourn this winter and Brothers Craig and Headington thare has been meeting at Dorchester twice a month this winter that is only two miles from hear, the second and fourth Sundays. I will tell you so if you come you will no what day to come to be at meeting Brother Keller of Litchfield preaches evry fourth sunday thare is no perticular one preaches the second. Brother young preached thare last sunday. I looked for you last fall I heard you was coming / to the cooperation meeting and was going to stay a week but I was disapointed I hope you will come yet I can talk to you better than I can write

 

Remember me to your Father and Mother tell them we wuld be glad to have them make us a viset this spring

 

Farewell for the presant Mollie, and if we meet no more on earth, may we live so that we may meet in Heaven whare we shal never part

 

writ soon, from

                                   

M E Luken

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