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SajikoJ oeoui, December 23, 1928. Dear folks: Thank you a thousand times for your lovely Christmas packages. The big box came with the little one, but*I did not know it last week, as the Swinneys had put it away to brine: forth when we had our celebration. As we are all leaving early tomorrow morning for Chulwon, the Swinneys had their home Christmas tree last Thursday night just before'the children went to bed. The^ had the Stokes family here so, and bution of presents. dinner followed the distri photograph Of course thing to m says she w time. But accomplish I did also Wonsan and Japan, and That leave got one have he! over ap*ain The Stokeses gave me a calendar with a beautiful tinted of a Japanese scene on it; the Swinneys gave me a tie. I was glad when I opened my box to be able to hand some- :rs. Swinney; and she certainly appreciated it. She 'ants to write to you, but I don't see when she will get she seems to be like you in being able to get everything ed. I gave the Stokes family ones:of father's books; as to the Ross and- We ems families who entertained me in Songdo, to Miss Stevens who conducted our party through ^"^t took me in their home here. Brux, So you see the] irst story to the Fishers who s one, which I want to give to the Hunts, unless ] >r his family while we were at Princeton, d out greatly with my giving. I read the last night, and greatly enjoyed it. Mrs, Swinney • a dm 1 r e d roj ng book-ends wh* brought from Japan, that I am keeping one to give them at Chulwon. seventeen at the Chulwon house-party, and we are to TVi mere are give a ten-sen present to everyone. I wandered about the shops until I got a very nixie collection of ten-sen things, .amber, chop sticks, and Korean curios; and I have them all wrapped now* I have is to keep a pictures have stud by subjec picture i it means else. Br before, s time wond cushion. Bread ver I certainly almost full 11 my Korean from the maga. led them all Th« fil n the house, to me a bit o o. Swinney's 6me from Amer ering who wou Thank you^ s much. was happy to see the kodak album, as the one now; and I was thinking that it would be well pictures separately. All that collection of zines gave me a great deal of pleasure and I several times. Sou had them.so nicely arranged 1 a great need here, as there is scarcely a And of course the fruit is being enjoyed; f home, and is a decided novelty for everyone •foe nVioi said he had tasted figs just once lea fifteen years, ago. I am having a hard Id most appreciate vour beautiful doll pin o much for them all. I like the ST. John's With your letters last Wednesday came six others, mostly from the Chums, some of whom I n^ver knew at all. Apparently it must have been suggested in class, and I thought it was very thoughtful of them. From the poor one-armed man who^e Christmas cards and drawings I have been buying to encourage him I was quite surprised to receive a Korean greeting he had written, In the midst of God's grace, I want the pastor to have eternal grace and peace11 (translation) . Last Ivionds iy we had snow, and the we a th er has been ve ry cc Id all week. They say J anus _ry and February are •All colder; so I am beginning to thi ,nk th at 15 'orean ^ winters will be more severe th an any I have seen yet.
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Full text | SajikoJ oeoui, December 23, 1928. Dear folks: Thank you a thousand times for your lovely Christmas packages. The big box came with the little one, but*I did not know it last week, as the Swinneys had put it away to brine: forth when we had our celebration. As we are all leaving early tomorrow morning for Chulwon, the Swinneys had their home Christmas tree last Thursday night just before'the children went to bed. The^ had the Stokes family here so, and bution of presents. dinner followed the distri photograph Of course thing to m says she w time. But accomplish I did also Wonsan and Japan, and That leave got one have he! over ap*ain The Stokeses gave me a calendar with a beautiful tinted of a Japanese scene on it; the Swinneys gave me a tie. I was glad when I opened my box to be able to hand some- :rs. Swinney; and she certainly appreciated it. She 'ants to write to you, but I don't see when she will get she seems to be like you in being able to get everything ed. I gave the Stokes family ones:of father's books; as to the Ross and- We ems families who entertained me in Songdo, to Miss Stevens who conducted our party through ^"^t took me in their home here. Brux, So you see the] irst story to the Fishers who s one, which I want to give to the Hunts, unless ] >r his family while we were at Princeton, d out greatly with my giving. I read the last night, and greatly enjoyed it. Mrs, Swinney • a dm 1 r e d roj ng book-ends wh* brought from Japan, that I am keeping one to give them at Chulwon. seventeen at the Chulwon house-party, and we are to TVi mere are give a ten-sen present to everyone. I wandered about the shops until I got a very nixie collection of ten-sen things, .amber, chop sticks, and Korean curios; and I have them all wrapped now* I have is to keep a pictures have stud by subjec picture i it means else. Br before, s time wond cushion. Bread ver I certainly almost full 11 my Korean from the maga. led them all Th« fil n the house, to me a bit o o. Swinney's 6me from Amer ering who wou Thank you^ s much. was happy to see the kodak album, as the one now; and I was thinking that it would be well pictures separately. All that collection of zines gave me a great deal of pleasure and I several times. Sou had them.so nicely arranged 1 a great need here, as there is scarcely a And of course the fruit is being enjoyed; f home, and is a decided novelty for everyone •foe nVioi said he had tasted figs just once lea fifteen years, ago. I am having a hard Id most appreciate vour beautiful doll pin o much for them all. I like the ST. John's With your letters last Wednesday came six others, mostly from the Chums, some of whom I n^ver knew at all. Apparently it must have been suggested in class, and I thought it was very thoughtful of them. From the poor one-armed man who^e Christmas cards and drawings I have been buying to encourage him I was quite surprised to receive a Korean greeting he had written, In the midst of God's grace, I want the pastor to have eternal grace and peace11 (translation) . Last Ivionds iy we had snow, and the we a th er has been ve ry cc Id all week. They say J anus _ry and February are •All colder; so I am beginning to thi ,nk th at 15 'orean ^ winters will be more severe th an any I have seen yet. |
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