Ta the Editor of the "Norr-Curva Dany News"
Sm,—L hasten to respond to a letter' printed in your issue of Dec. 29, enquiring whether old Christmas cards can be put to any use. Indeed they can be, and I urge that not only the one housewife who wrote the letter but many hundreds of readers will respond to the need, "The cards are used ju rural schools in China. It does not matter whether a personal message is written on them, nor whether a printed message is in English, or Chinese or any other language. Those with pictures are more useful, but any and all are acceptable, There are doubtless many people in charge of schools would receive them gladly, but I know personally that they will be a welcome gift if sent to: Miss Alice Huggins, American Board Mission, Tunghsien. Hopei.
Every year hundreds, probably thousands, are sent to "her from America,' Surely we right here in (China can take the little effort
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