Non-profit Organization

U.S. Postage Paid

The Ziden L. Nutt Family

R.R. 2, Box 16If

Lowell. Indiana
Permit No. 5

Lo welly Indiana
4 3355

U o l/. 3 <y/
RETURN REQUESTED

WITNESSING

TO RHODESIA

"Holding Forth The Word Of Life"

-

Philjppians

2:16

The ZIDEN L. NUTT Family

Forwarding Address:
B.ft.

Bes

164

lewll, Indiana

Field Address:
Chldamoye

463S6

February, 1966

P/Beg
S.

Million

36,

Karei

Rhedoiia,

Africa

Dear Co-Laborer,

Greetings In the name of Christ. The rain is falling over Ghidamoyo,

and it finds Tommy and me sitting in the powerful and very useful Ford
pickup given us by many of you, under the sponsorship of the .Cagle Lake
Church of Christ. We are sitting about one half mile from our house, down
by the new deep well. The v/inch cable is hooked to the seven ton drilling
machine which just .finished drilling a well, 148 feet deep, producj^ng 2550

gallons of water per hour.

We

the drill half way out when the rains

came. vVe are getting ready for a man to come and transfer the pump and the
engine frora the Government well to ours.
It will push the water up to the
12,000 gallon reservoir from where it gravitates to the hospital buildings
and

the

rest

of the mission

The hospital building is coming along nicely and two of the six major
units are now ready for roofing, with the foundations for two others com

plete. The clinic continues to operate and many contacts are being made,
oouls continue to coine to the Light because of the combination of ' Viford
and deed." Dr. Jerry Smith adds much to the program as he journeys from
Salisbury tvdce a month to visit the clinic and give testimony to Christ.
He is doing a tremendous task for the work here and his fine Christian
character enhanses the atmosphere of this area.

The political situation remains unchanged and more encouragement comes

from the Government than ever before in assisting us to carry out our act
ivities for Christ.
Gasoline rationing has not hindered us, but it has sent

me on my small motorcycle more than before, for preaching.

It gets 1S4 miles

to a gallon in contrst to the 4 wheel drive vehicles, and has taken me to

areas which cannot be reached by car or truck.
The head teacher, Mr. funungwe, -goes on his motorcycle as well, and recently we have gone to a new

area where over twenty have confessed Christ as thier Lord during the past
month.

We anxiously await the arrival of the Dale Marshall and Charles Kelley
families, expected to arrive in a few months. They are seeking support at
the present time. Opportunities lie waiting for their testimony to Christ,
As the time for their arrival draws nearer,

the time for the Ammermans to

leave for furlough draws nearer too. An empty place in our hearts will re
main as they go to the U.S. to rehearse all things that God has done with
them.

250 new children have entered our Christian Day Schools this year and
what a thrill it is to know that each day they are taught of Jesus Christ.
Affiliated With "Central African Mission, Churches of Christ"

Two schools are now under construction and soon the classes can move in from

under the trees.

Since this is durin{.^ the rains it is hard to meet outside,
but most are not worried about getting wet if they can just go to school.

All of this is very costly in some respects, but compared with that being done
in teaching and preaching, we find this a very productive field for Christ.
Your concern through prayers and gifts are appreciated and needed so much.

The people here are doing a lot financially to help build their schools so
this is not a big burden, but we depend on God to supply through you, that
needed to accomplish His will. We need your prayers and generous support and
we will do our part to use it to the glory of God. Again we say, thank you,
and praise the Lord for this opportunity of working together with you in
spreading the precious Seed of Life among the African people.
Yours for His will,

X',
Zidon , Helen and Children

CONTRIBUTORS FOR JANUARY,

1966

First Christian Church, La Har, Mo.

First Christian , Crown Point, Ind.

Church of Christ, Lowell, Ind.

South Haven Church of Christ, Ind.
Truman Church of Christ, Minn.

Hedaryville Church , Indiana

Copeland Christian Church , Kansas
Lakeland Christian Church, Florida
Bellevue Christian, Atchison, Kansas

Deep River Church of Christ, Ind.

Madelia Church of Christ,"Minn.
Highveiw Christian Church, Cinn. Ohio

Kouts Christian Church , Indiana

Brady Lane Church of Christ, Ind.

Galesburg Christian Church, Kansas

Rinehart Christian, Horton, Ho.

First Christian, HI Centro, Calif.
Wheatland Christian Church, Ind.
First Church of Christ, Owosso, Mich.
Church at 26th. and Coifax, Gary, Ind,
Sebring Church of Christ, Ohio
Bucklin Christian Church, Kansas
First Christian , Lexington, Kentucky

Mt. Pleasant Christian Church,

Eagle Lake Church of Christ, Minn.

Plymouth, 111.
Wapella Christian Church, Illinois
Mc Cune Christian Church, Kansas

Grenola Christian Church, Kansas

Thayer Christian Church, Kansas
Nev/ Elliot Christian, Griffith, Ind.

Blackoak Church of Christ, Gary, Ind.

South Valley Chapel, Chanute, Kansas
Drexel Gardens Christian, Indiana
Hebron Christian Church, Indiana
Milo Christian Church ,Mo.

GROUPS

Pleasant Hill Youg Adult Class, Roby

Ladies Aid, Madelia, Minnesota
Metz Christian S.S.

Missouri

Rails Grove Youth, Marion, Ind.

Truman Church of Christ S.o., Minn..
Welcome Class, Loami, Illinois
South Valley Youth Class, Kansas
Friendship Class, Lexington, Ky.

Savonburg Ladies Aid ,

Kansas

, I'loberly, Mo.
Barnsdall Christi- n Missionary, Okla.
Washington High School Class, Lebanon
Missionary Ho. 2, Protection, Kansas
Richards Christian 3.j. , Missouri
Christian V/orkers Class, Crocker, Mo.
Builders Class, Crown Point, Ind.
Q

INDIVIDUALS

Mr. and Mrs. Huron Huge

Mr. and Mrs. ClemAtkinson
Miss Bonita De Pue
Barbara Jo Stauffer
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Greer
Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Hall
Mrs. Naomi Drone
Estella Barnes

Mr.
Miss

and Mrs. Gary Squires

Lillian Easter

Mr.
Mr.

and Mrs.
and Mrs.

Dan'Robinson
Mi Hard T. Clark J r .

Miss Ida C. Meyer

Mr.

and Mrs.

Don Ridenour

Mrs. Margaret Scrutchfield

Miss Janice Benton
Mr, Kermit Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Koerner
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carr

Mrs. .lae Trump

Dor o thy H. Rice

Mr.

Mrs.

and Mrs.

Glenn Vandervoort

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilburn

Mr.
Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Witten

Howard Nutt

Hiss Sandra K. Douglas

Miss Marilyn Buche
Mr.

and Mrs.

Ira

w.

Jolin Sachtleben

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph iiagner

I'Irs. Cora B. ; Ic Kelvy
Mr.
Mr.

and Mrs.
and Mrs.

Robert Aaron
John H. Blair

Mr.

and Mrs. William Griesinger

Beerbower

Many other groups and individuals have given through thier local
churches and therefore are not listed seperately.

Contributions for Livinglink and working funds totaled 5 2,350.00 in Jan.

Jr. High Medical Fund Crusade 148.41 - Chidamoyo Christian Hospital,5,021.41

Non-profit Organization
U.S. Postage Paid

The Ziden L. Nutt Family

R.R. 2, Box 164

Lowell. Indiana
Permit No. 5

Lowell, Indiana
46356

Mission Services

509 W. Jefferson, Box 968

Joliat, Illinois 60434

RETURN REQUESTED

WITNESSING

TO RHODESIA

"Holding Forth The Word Of Life"

- Philjppians

2:16

The ZIDEN L. NUTT Family

Forwarding Address:
R.K.

2,

Bei

164

LewM. Indiono

Field Address:
Chidamoyo

46356

April 15, 1966

P/Bag
S.

3S.

Miiden

Koroi

Rhedtiio,

Africa

Dear Friends in Christ,

Greetings in the name of our Precious Lord. How wonderful it has been
this past week end to emphasize the death, burial and resurrection of Christ.
Brother Bruce /unmerman arranged a wonderful week end of services which began
on Friday evening and finished Sunday afternoon. We witnessed thirty-one
souls being buried and raised in like manner as Christ, in Christian baptism.
Bill and Jackie Brant from Zambia stopped in for the week end, and the Jerry

Smith family had arranged for his bi-weekly visit to the clinic to be at the
same time. Dr. Jerry brought a thrilling message on Sunday morning in which
he pictured Christ in a wonderful way.

Bruce had arranged for all the churches from around Slnoia, Chidamoyo
and Vuti to have a few como to represent them, and to take back what they
had learned. Truly, it was a good time of fellowship, and the sessions were
planned well for the mutual benefit of all.
LOST IN SHIPMENT

Somev/hBre along the way, two of our drums were opened and many slides,
clothes, a sabro -saw-,camera equipment and papers in a brief case were- taken
This made a total loss of about 300 dollars, but also a loss of several im

portant papers. Those wo can never replace. The reason for mentioning this
is that among the papers were a list of items, names and addresses and re
quests by several people. I can remember one young boy who v/anted a piece
of wood from Pdiodesia; a man who wanted an old license plate; and a little

girl who v;antod some models of animals like wo had on our display, V/ould
those of you who had made requests such as these please write to us and re
quest those things again, and give us your names and addresses?
ARRIVALS

ANTICIPATED

The arrival of the Charles Kolley and the Dale Marshall families is
greatly anticipated. They are needed so badly in the expanding work here,
and the anxious moments of approval from the hesitant Rhodosian Government,
has made us quite concerned. Brothers Lawyer, Jerry Smith, John Pemberton
and I had several appointments v/ith immigration officials.
Letters of
appeal to them; begging for extra gasoline to go; and tn.king time out from
our busy schedules, were all a part of it. Our hopes at the present time

arc very high.

to be a child of

God is answering prayers in so many ways and how good it is

^id^ ''^^ntral African Mission, Churches of Christ"

DEPARTURE

DREADED

The Bruce Aimnerman family will depart soon to rehearse what God has done
through them among the African people. They shall surely be missed by all of
us. They are to arrive in the States the last of June, the Lord willing.

We wish them God speed as they travel. It is truly a glorious experience

to travel among Christian people rejoicing together and sharing problems of
concern to world evangelization. We give out thanks to you for your interest
and concern. May God give a great increase to our- association with you that
souls be reconciled to Him.

Yours in His Service,

Ziden and Helen

CONTRIBUTORS FOR FEBRUARY AND MARCH

South Valley Chapel. Chanute, Kansas

Truman Church of Christ, Minn.

New elliot Christian , Griffith, Ind
South Haven Christian Church, Indc

Bucklin Christian Church, Kansas

Kouts Christian Church, Ind.

Mc Cune Christian Church, Kanaas

1st. Christian, El Centre, Calif

Thayer Christian Church, Kansas

First Christian, Crown Point, Ind.

Copeland Christian Church, Kansas

Rinehart Christian, Horton, Mo.

Lakeland Christian Church, Florida

'Be 1 le vuB^" Christ i an- Chur ch, Kans as

Deep River Church of Christ, Ind,

First Christian Church, La Mar, Mo,

Church of Christ, Lowell, Ind
Sebring Church of Christ, OhioFirst Christian, Clovis, New Mexico
North Joplin Christian Church, Mor
Wanatah Christian Church, Ind.

First Christian, Lexington, Ky.

Medaryville Christian Church, Ind,

Blackoak Church of Christ, '-^ary, Ind

Eagle Lake Church of Christ, Minn..

Hebron Christian Church, IndArchie Christian Church, Ho.

Galesburg Christian Church, Kansas
Drexel Gardens Christian. Church, Ind

Madelia Church of Christ, Minn.

Grenola Christian Church, Kansas

Erie Christian Church, Kansas
Wheatland Christian Church, Ind.

'Mt.. Pleasant Christian, Plymouth,111.

La Grange Christian Church, Mo.
V/apella Christian Church, 111.

GROUPS

Union Ave. Christian S.S., Moberly

Ladies Aid, Madelia, Minn.
Washington High School Class, Lebanon

Friendship Class,West Milford,. Ohio

Primary 3 Class, Greenview, 111*,
Willing Worker's Class, Brook, Ind.
Rails Grove Youth Class, Marion, Jll.
La Grange Christian S.S., Mo.
Eagle Lake Church of Christ, S.S.
Women's Council, Syracuse, Kansas
Town and Country C.Y.H., Dewey, Okla.

Savonburg Ladies Aid, Kansas

Barnsdall Christian Missionary, Okla.
Friendship Class, Lexington, Ky

Sr. Youth Group, Truman, Minn,

Young Adult Class, Roby, MoRichards Christian Church S.S. Mo .

Missionary Group No. 2, Protection,

Christian Worker's Class, Crocker, Mo

V/elcome Class, Loami Christian, 111.

Builder's Class, Crown Point, Ind.

South Valley Chapel College Class

Hill's Hammond Times News Agency

INDIVIDUALS
Mr.

and Mrs.

Mi Hard T.

Clark J r .

Timmy Forkner
Margaret Scrutchfield
Miss Lillian Easter
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence

Greer

Mrs. Anna Ramsey

Mr.
Mr.

and Mrs.
and Mrs.

Thomas E. Carr
Richard Wood

Mrs. Mae Trump

Miss Janice Benton
Miss Bonita De Pue
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer C.

Brewer

V/m, Hudsonand Mrs

Gary Squires
Mr. and Mrs
Clem Atkinson
lllr, and Mrs
Don Ridenour
Mr. and Mrs
H.C. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs
I r a V/. Beerbov/er
Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Witten
Mr. And Mrs
Barbara Jo Stauffer
Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aaron
I.lr. Howard W. Nutt
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van Nada
Mr.

and Mrs. H. L. Conley

Miss Marilyn J. Buche

Mr.

Mr.
Mr.

Ada C.

and Tics.
and Mrs.

G.S. Marlin
Carl Hamblen

Plrs. Floyd Forkner

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilburn

Mr.
Mr.
Mr.

Lehman

and Mrs. V/ayne Huebsch

and Tilrs. Harry Gamauf
and Mrs. VAn. Griesihger

Total Contributions for February

Total Contributions for March

1,542.07
1,735.42

Hospital and Medical Fund Contributions for February and March - s? 6,058.82
Many classes and individuals have give through their local churches
and therefore, are not listed separately.

Non-profit Organization
U.S. Postage Paid

The Ziden L. Nutt Family

R.R. 2, Box 16h

Lowell, Indiana
Permit No. 5

Lowell, Indiana
46356

^0'?

,/(2^

w.

Q-M.
RETURN REQUESTED

WITNESSING
a

TO RHODESIA

Holding Forth The Word Of Life"

- Philjppians 2:16 -

The ZIDEN L. NUTT Family

Forviarding Address:
B.B.

2;

SOK 164

Lowell; Indiono

Field Address:
Chidaffloyo

46356

P/Bofl
S.

MUilon

30,

Rhodtila,

Korol
Africo

May, 1966

Dear Christian Friends,

Greetings in the name of Jesus, our Redeemer. Great cause for rejoicing seems to
find its way into every day. God has given rejoicing through Jesus, our Lord, as we are
privileged to be called His children, and amid the toils and heartaches of witnessing here,
we thank Him for victories won and for you who make them possible.
MEETING IN BULAWAYO

w-:;re privileged to again meet with other missionaries at a recent meeting in

Bulawayo. All were able to get gas for going and many doubled up in cars so as to save gas
for Rhodesia. Brother Bruce Ammerman and Dr. Jeriiy Smith accompanied me and we enjoyed the
rare chance of having time to share joys and sorrows one with the other by talking along
the 900 mile journey. Helen and the children stayed with Marrieta Smith while we were gone.
RECRUITS COMING IN

During the past two months I have made 3 special trips into Salisbury, Rhodesia's

capital, for talks with the Immigration D^ay-tmenL.' John-I^emberton came up from Hippo Val

ley to join me on one of these occasionffT'lVe composed**Tet:ter8 of .appeal, information,

etc. in an effort to open the way for 'l^he Kelley and Marshall fmSjilies who had been rejected
resident permits due to several yaagnnagf TjhTrh hawgdisclosed. One main
reason is that the U. S. no longer cooperates in normal international exchange of security
information in regards to immigrants. Thus the Rhodesian Government has no cross check on
applicants. Many of us have been in prayer for guidance and help in these matters. The
result received yesterday was certainly an answer to prayers, for both were approved. We
had talked to the Secretary of the Cabinet Minister. His directive to the Selective Board
even shook them, for they had rejected many and, all of a sudden, the Marshalls and Kelleys

were to".receive approval, which we understand sets a precedence for other applicants of the
Central Africa Mission.
HOSPITAL

As I write to you, I'm enjoying the quietness of the African bush country, along
with the rhythmic shovels full of river sand falling into the Ford truck. Our new five-ton
truck has been broken down for a week and the supplies for the hospital, which is going up

quickly, are running low.

As a result I'm driving the Ford (which I have never turned over

to our African driver) and getting a chance to send a few thoughts aloiig to you.
LORRY

Just today a mechanic came from Salisbury, 200 miles away, to fix the lorry. He
will return to Salisbury today and then come back in 2 days with the repaired differential,
and all will be back to normal again.
Affiliated With "Central African Mission, Churches of Christ"

Zlayba you'd have time to sit down and write us a letter also.

in His Service,
Zideh and Helen

CONTRIBUTORS FOR ARRIL

Trumen Church of Christ, Minn.

Eagle Lake Church of Christ, Minn.
First Christian, LaMar, Mo.
Calecburg Christian, Kansas
'Ihayer Christian Church, Kansas
First Christian, Crovjn Point, Ind.
Lucklin Christian Church, Kansas
Savonburg Christian Church, Kansas
Deep River Church of Christ, Ind.
Milo Christian Church, Mo.
T'Jheatland Christian Church, Ind.
Church of Christ, Sebring, Ohio
Coamunity Christian, Ft. Pierce, Florida
liew Elliot Christian, Griffith, Ind.
Hadeli^Church of Christ, Minn.
Wapella Christian Church, 111.
Drezel Garden Christian, Ind.

Blackoak Church of Christ, Gary, Ind.

First Christian, Florissant, Mo.
South Haven Christian Church, Ind.
Copeland Christian Church, Kansas
McCune Christian Church, Kansas

Mt. Pleasant Christian, Pl3miouth, 111.

Bellevue Christian, Atchisoa, Kansas
Lakeland Christian Church, Florida
South Valley Chapel, Chanute, Kansas

Rinehart Christian Church, Hortoa, Mo.

First Christian, El Centro, California
Church of Christ, Lowell, Ind.
First Christian Church, Lexington, Ky.
North Joplin Christian, Joplin, Mo.
Hebron Chris t iaii Church, Ind.
Archie Christian Church, Mo.
Kouts Christian Church, Ind.
GROUPS

Welcome Glass, Loami Christiati, 111.

Ergle Lake Christian S.S., Minn.

S;:

iburg Ladies Aid],- Kansas

Friendcliip Class, West Milford, Ohio

Friendship Class, Flst Christd.ah', leKingtoa,

Kentucky

'

Rails Grpye Youth Class, Marion, 111,

-.'r. .-i ;

Missionary .Group vf2, Protection, KansasRichards Christian Church''3;S., Mo.Barnsdall Christian Missionary Society

Christian Worker's Class, Crocker,iMo.

/nna Razisey C.S. Class, Matz, Mo.
Yeung Adult Class, Roby, Mo.

Filing'~Wrrker' s Ul'ass^ ErtfdkpTlrfd:

LaGrange Christian S.S., Mo.

South Valley Youth Group, Kansas
C.Y.n; Toxm'and CbuntryT^Uewey, Okla.

Medelia Ladies Aid, Mihni ''

Builder's Class, CjTc-.Tn Point, Ind.

Unicin Ave, S.S., Moberly, Mo

INDIVIDUALS

Mr. & Mr-s. Wm. GrieiB5higer

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Aaron

Mr. 0 2^1-3. Millard T. Clark, Jr.

Mr. G Mrs. Clem Atkinson

Mi:r jte' Krs. Dale Erickppn

Miss Lillian Easter

Hiss.. Bcnlca . bePue'.'"

Mr. : Mrs. E... J., kagner

Mr, & Mrs. .Perry Larsen

Margaret. Sc:rtitchfield

Mr. oc Mrs, Ira W. Bcerbower

Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Forkner

Mr. & bhrs. .Gary" Squires

Larry. Fo:...""ne,r
'

Brad Forkner

Mr. G Mrs. LaxTrance Gbeer

Mr.

llr. G Mrs, Charles Clubihe

Mrs. Thomas Wit ten

''
'

A Friend, Lowell, Ind.

Hov/ard W, Nutt

Mr. & Mrs, Dan Robinson

Mr, oc Mrs. Thomas E, Carr

Mr, & Mrs, Raymond McFarland

'

'

Mr. G Mrs.. Roy Wilbuirn

Miss Marilyn Buche

Msny other individuals arid groups have given through their local churches and,

therefore, are not listed separately.

We would also like to say that tiie Hospital and Jr.

High Medical Fund contributors are not listed as space does not permit ih'the regular news
letter. To each one of you we give our thanks,: and pray that God will bless you richly for
sharing in this ministry in Rhodesia.

Livinglink and Working Funds for April:.

Hospital contribfutiions:

Jr. High MedicaP Fund receipts:

' [

$ 1,987.30 '
. 2,068.33"'

.'

'|l80.98' '

Oiir thanks also goes to many of you who have sent us your change of addrdssi-

We

had less newsletters returned to us last month than ever before and \ja do appreciate your
cccperation so very much. Starting the first of January we must have your correct Zip

Cc:lf.- s - :'i--asa check the one on this letter and if it is wrong, let us knox7.

Thank you.

'.t

" 'Crystal F. Nutt

Forwarding Agent

IIIIZS

FLASH:!!

ic "k

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KELLEY FAMILY ARRIVED IN BRODSSIA, MAY 21.

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Non-profit Organization
U.S. Postage Paid

The Ziden L. Nutt Family

R.R.

Lowell, Indiana

Box 16k

Permit No. 5

Lowell, Indiana

JUN 27

463-56

c:JjL
S'o 9

P'

RETURN REQUESTED

WITNESSING

TO RHODESIA

"Holding Forth The Word Of Life"

-

Philjppians

2:16

The ZIDEN L. NUTT Family

Forvxjrding Address:
fi.R.

7, Sox

Field Address:

164

Lowtll, Indiona

Chldamoyo
46956

S.

Dear Go- 'Yorkers,

Miition

p/bob 39, icoi June, 1966

Bhedaiio,

Africa

Greetings in the name of Chrifet. Excitement has filled the last

fevf days and I hardly know where to start; but start with us on a 200 mile
journey beginning at 3i20 A.M. on June 7th. The suit cases were all packed

( fortunately ), so this helped as Helen went Into labor exactly four weeks

ahead of sxrhedtrie~.' TheCharlea-Keliey famtly had arrived in~Rhodesia" on May

21st, ( an interesting story ) and were staying with us In our home.

I woke

Charles and asked him to help load the car.

Indications pointed to nothing false and from the arrival of Karo-

l;^,rn and Tommy we figured there was no time to loose. Bouncing over 57 miles
of gravel road we came to the Salisbury road with 131 miles left to go. We
needed to go to the bank, and also to see the gas rationing officer to insure
enough for a return trip, but time did not allow. All was going well until
about 45 miles from Salisbury when the fan belt broke. Fortunately we were
near the only gas station for 30 miles in either direction and after waking
up the attendant and getting a new belt we were on the way.
Salisbury At Last

Upon arrival at the Hospital Helen was given shots to stop labor

since it vi^as supposed to be another month. This only "delayed the agony"
Helen said, as at 3 o'clock, Lynda Gayle came weighing 5 pound 6 ounces.
Kelley's

Arrive

Well back to the arrival of the Kelley's.

Due to a Mis- transmis
sion of telegrams no one knev/ of thier arrival.
For five hours the^'waited at
the Salisbury airport as the police, denominational missionaries, and airline
personnel searched for a lead to contacting Ammermans or us,
Helen had been

to the doctor in Salisbury on the 20th. and we were still in town and having
tea with Bro. Vernon Lawyer and family when they received a call wondering if
they could help with information . The reply, " Sure, Ziden and Helen are in
our living room.
Let me call Ziden to the phone."
Marshall's Proceeding

Just yesterday I received a cablegram from the Marshall family

who have arrived safely in Capetown, South Africa and are proceeding to
Rhodesia. How wonderful it is to see God raising up laborers for the trem
endous challenge and task which lies before us here in the heart of Africa.

Truly God is answering prayers in a marvelous way and how grateful we are
for each of His blessings,
"Affiliated With "Central African Mission, Churches of Christ"

Help is desperately needed in so many ways, and the work is ever

so bigi^but, v/e give our best that b-od will be glorified and the birth of
people into Christ will be caused to abound unto your account as you make
possible our witnessing in Rhodesia.
In His Service,

Ziden and Helen

Contributors For Month of May

Mc Cune Christian Church, Kansas

Truman Church of Christ, Minn.
Lakeland Christian Church, Florida

Kouts Christian Church, Indiana

Florissant Christian Church, Mo.
Bellevue Christian, Atchison,Kansas
Blackoak Church of Christ, Gary, Ind. VVapella Christian Church, Illinois
South Haven Christian Church, Ind.
Medaryville Christian, Indiana
Bucklin Christian Church, Kansas
South Valley Chapel, Chanute, Kansas
Galesburg Christian Church, Kansas
First Christian Church, El Centre
Deep-River Church of Christ, Ind. "
Rinehart Christian, Horton, Missouri
Mt. Pleasant Christian, Carthage, 111. Church of Christ, Sebring, Ohio
Hebron Christian Church, Indiana
Church of Christ, Lowell, Indiana
Grenola Christian Church, Kansas
Drexel Garden Christian, Indianapolis
First Christian, Clewiston, Florida
Wheatland Christian Church, Ind.
Eagle Lake Church of Christ, Minn.
First Christian, Lexington, Kentucky
Highview Christian, Cinncinati, Ohio
First Christian, Crown Point, Ind.
Madelia ChUrch of Christ, Minn.
Groups

Savonburg Ladies Aid, Kansas

Builder's Class, Crown Point, Ind.
Richard's Christian S.S., Mo.
Friendship Class, West Milford, Ohio
Primary 3 Class, *-^reenviev/. 111.
Christian Worker's Class, Crocker, Mo.
Eagle Lake Church of Christ S.S.

Union'Ave.Christian S.S. Moberly, Mo.

Young Adults Class, Roby, Mo.

First Christian S.S., Salem, Illinois

Friendship Class, 1st. Christian,
Lexington, Kentucky
Missionary Group No. 2, Protection

Barnsdall Christian Missionary, Okla.

La Grange Christian S.S. Missouri
Rails Grove Youth Class, Marion, 111.
Welcome Class, Loami, Illinois
Ladies Aid, Madelia, Minnesota

Individuals
Mr.
Mr.

and Mrs.
and Mrs.

Miss Marilyn
Miss Lillian
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mr s.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Watts
Robert Aaron
Buche

Mr. and Mrs.Wm. Griesinger

Saster

Margaret Scrutchfield
Anna Ramsey

Roy Wilburn
Elmer Brewer

Gary Squires
Dale Erickson
Lawrence Greer
Thomas Witten

Mr. and Mrs. Dan Robinson

Miss Bonita De Pue

Mr.
Mr.
Mr.

Mr.

and r/Irs.

Paul Zeibart

and Mrs.
and Mrs.
and Mrs.

Thomas E. Carr
Clem Atkinson
John E. Blair

Many other individuals and groups have given through their local
churches and, therefore are not listed separately.
Livinglink and Working Funds for May ;

Hospital Contributions
Jr. High Medical Fund Crusade

1,515.59
4,663.50
83.23

Excerpts from personal Letters

May 28 - By the time the Kelley's came into Salisbury, by bus

from the airport we were there to meet them. They were really surprised to
see us by then. We hadn't taken an extra vehicle or anything so you can
imagine hov/ we were packed going to Karoi.

The Ford was there so it wasn^t

so bad from there on out, but there were eight of us, all of their luggage,

our suit case, two dozen baby chickens, and some groceries in our little
Fiatt

car.

June 14 - Helen is doing bautifully and the baby as well as can

be expected. This is the 8th. day for Helen in the hospital and it will be
at least 3 more.

Lynda Gayle is so slow and weak.

The most milk she has

taken at one feeding is l-g- ounces. She must take 3 ounces each feeding
before they "will allow the baby to come home. Karolyn is now in bed on Drs.
orders. Her tonsils are inflamed and she is taking medicine. How wonderful
it must be to have a " grandma and grandpa " around .
take advantage, but it would be nice at times.

Tommy has a cold but doing well.

( PLEASE PRAY FOR OUR LOVED ONES

Love ,

V/e wouldn't want to

I'm not much of a Mother.

Ziden

THANK YOU,

CRYSTAL F. NUTT )

Non-profit Organization
U.S. Postage Paid

The Ziden L. Nutt Family

Lowell. Indiana

R.R. 2y Box 16k

Permit No. 5

Lowell, Indiana 4f>-i56

Mission Services
509 W. Jefferson

Box 968

Joliet, 111, 60434

RETURN REQUESTED

WITNESS

RHODESIA

Hoiking Fortk I he Word Of L!Je^^

Philippians 2:16

The ZIDEN L. NUTT FAmily

Chidamoyo Mission
P.B.

38 -

Karoi

Rhodesia, Africa

August 23,1966

Dear Christian Friends:

Greetings in the name of Christ.

seen on the stomach

The marks of the witchdoctor

region of Peter, and we knew the time

were clearly

was short.

This

makes it more precious tp_be able to greet you in the name of Christ, and _it
ever make-sour hearts burn with desire to preach Christ and Him crucified among the African souls. Peter died yesterday about ten minutes after we

reached the clinic at Karoi, some sixty miles away.

be

given in the

doctor.

Shona

Language

which describes

The reason could only

the method

of the v/itch-

In desperation the family turned to us, but it v;as too late.

Many areas still wait upon the Gospel, but in the meantime witchcraft and
paganism dominate their society.
There is much to be done and we press on,
trying to be used of God in the most effective way.
Reaping the Harvest

.A recent preaching trip to the Sinoia area with Brother Dale Marshall gave
great cause for rejoicing, as over sixty souls repented toward God.
Brother
Dale led in a most effective v/ay and shov/ed filmstrips to several hundred
people. We saw new opportunities and discussed them vjith the people, thril
led to see their eagerness to knov/ the Gospel.
How Do You Say I t

Its hard for me to know hov; to say it, for we have never appealed for funds
in our monthly letter to each of you, except for a furlough. Nov/ v;e find
ourselves in a situation which is thrilling and yet hard for us.
It is
thrilling to see now workers come to join in the work, and it is thrilling

to see the hospital funds coming along reasonably v/ell, toward whjlch so many
have worked.
Funds for the hospital are still needed, as the construction
goes up rapidly and will soon bo completed
in a few months.
But some have
felt that with the hospital being one of our projects, and with the Marshall
and Kelloy families both coming to join the work, that we do not need as many
funds

as

before.

Our evangelism through tho Christian Day Schools, and tho evangelistic pro
gram we have set before us is more vigorous than during our first term.
Others have joined, but the work is so vast that they are doing what v/o could
never have done and it is not a matter of dividing the work but a matter of

developing more of the tremendous opportunities. We are basically respon

sible for the hospital funds, but oven this is completely above our other
programs. We would prayerfully request your help in maintaining funds for
our own evangelistic efforts, and help in whatever way you can.
Coming Right Over

The hood of
of antelope
in the nick
leaped over

our little motor car seemed to be a hurdle for a large species

recently. A giant Kudu appeared and, as the car stopped just
of time, the Kudu, standing some six feet high at the shoulders
the hood and didn't quite make the jump. His hind quarters

landed on the fender, causing a bit of damage.

In one sense of the word, we have many hurdles
climb, but how wonderful i t is to be a child

to
cross, and mountains
to
of God and have His help in

accomplishing what we feel might be impossible. Not only do we praise His

Holy Name in thanksgiving, but we give our thanks for you v/ho are making

our v/itness in Rhodesia possible through your help. God has blessed us v/ith
wonderful supporters whom v/o know are behind us in prayers and gifts. May
God bless our efforts together that Christ may be glorified and souls
saved.

Our greetings to all the brethorn.

Because of the Risen Lord,

Ziden, Helen, and family

Contributors For August.

1966

Suburban Church of Christ, Cleveland

Truman Church of Christ,

Minn.
New Elliot Church of Christ, Ind.

Madelia Church of Christ, Minnesota

First Christian Church, El Centre
Hebron Christian Church, Indiana

Deep River Church of Christ, Ind.

First Christian Church, La Mar, Mo.
Rinehart Christian, Norton, Mo.
Bellevue Christian, Atchison, Kans.
First Christian, Crown Point, Ind.

South Valley Chapel, Chanute, Kansas

First Christian, Florissant, Mo.
East Christian, Mc Kinney, Texas
Kouts Christian Church, Indiana
Drexel Garden' s , -Indiapolis-, Ind.

Bucklin Christian Church, Kansas

Lakeland Christian Church, Florida-

Mc Cune Christian Church, ivansas

Church of Christ, Lowell, Indiana

Church of Christ, Thayer, Kansas

Eagle Lake Church of Christ., Minn.

South Haven Christian Church, Ind.
Wheatland Christian Church, Ind.

Galesburg Christian Church, Kansas

First Christian, Lexington, Ky.

North Joplin Christian , Joplin, Mo.

Sebring Church of Christ, Ohio

Blackoak Church of Christ, Gary,^Ind.

Archie Christian Church, Ilissouri

Wapella Christian Church, Illinois

Groups

Ladies Aid, Madelia,Church of Christ

La Grange Christian Church S.S., Mo.

Union Ave. S.S., Moberly, Mo.

Builder's Class, Crom Point, Ind.

Rails Grove Youth Class, Marion, Ind.
Christian Worker's Class, Crocker,Mo.
Welcome Class, Loami, Illinois

Savonburg Ladies Aid, Kansas

Barnsdall Christian Missionary, Okla,

Mission Group No.2, Protection, Ks.

Friendship Class, Lexington, Ky.

Memphis Christian Missionary , Ind.

Young Adult Class, Roby, Missouri
C.Y.H. Town and Country, Dewey, Okla

Individuals

Mr.

and Mrs.

Robert Aaron

Mr.

and Mrs. Millard T.

Mr.

and Mrs.

J. M.

Clark Jr.

Graves

Mrs. Mao Trump

Mr.

and Mrs.

Ira W.

Becrbower

Mr.and Mrs. Wayne Bennett

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilburn

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mc Farland

Miss Bonita De Puo
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Robinson

Mr.
Miss

and Mrs.

Lawrence Geor

l i l l i a n Easter

Mr. and Mr s. Wm. Gri c s inge r

Timothy Forkner

Margaret Scrutchfield

Mr.
Mr.
Mr.

and Mrs.
and Mrs.
and Mrs.

Mr s. Anna Rams e y

Mr.

and Mrs. Gary Squires

Clem Atkinson
Elmer C. Brewer
Vtlm. C. Harris

Sherrie Forkner

Miss Marilyn J. Buche

Mr.

and Mrs.

Mr.

Frank Fisher

R.D.

Smith

Mrs Cora B. Mc Kclvy

Many others have given through their local churches and are not listed
Livinglink and Service Link i|j 2,072.23
Chidamoyo Christian Hospital
Jr. Medical Fund Crusade

2,016.96
78.05

Non-profit Organization
U.S. Postage Paid

The Ziden L. Nutt Family

RA 2, Box m

Lowell, Indiana
Permit No. 5

Lowell, Indiana 46356

'iasion Services

509 W, Jefferson, Box 968

Joliet
ux". uv;

t., Li -L 1

.lb IH, B04-3'4:..J.

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[i l^cw tn'-i }inii>';aivxJ

RETURN REQUESTED

VVIT NI"CC
-..-OvJ
vIG

TO

RHODf

"Haldirig Forth The Word 0/ LZ/t"

Phllippians 2:16
THE ZIDEN L.

NUTT FAMILY

Chidamoyo Mission
P.B.

38 -

Rhodesia,

Karol

Africa

iiiki

October,

1966

Dear Christian.Friends,

Sunmier has arrived in full force. The sun peeps over Kenyongo Moun
tain well before six o'clock, and the birds are already chirping happily.
Though
mornings are delightful, we know the day will soon be uncom
fortably hot. Our maximum "-"Minimum thermometer which c^ght the afternoon
sun on the north side of the house, went as far as it could beyond the 120
degree mark ( about 126 degree) each afternoon. One afternoon we decided to
move it in the shade where it registered 104 degrees.
RECENT

VISITORS

We were happy to have Madonna Burgett with us for a week to work at

the clinic. She saw a lot of babies and small children with whooping cough
and a few cases of measles, along with the general run of other illnesses.
She treated Tommy for a sore throat and ear infection and Lynda for a head
cold,

and gavo'hor her third DL-P.T. shot.

The day after Madonna loft a man from Salisbury come to help on the
hospital roof for a v/eek.
He helped with the more difficult work of making

" hips and valleys." Work began on the roof at 5:30 A.M. and finished at six
each evening; so those v/ere long days in the heat.
Dr. Louise Westwater, th Provincial Medical Officer for this area, had

lunch with us and spent a few hours seeing the hospital, visiting the clinic
and helping to f i l l out forms to submit to the Government for future finan c i a l assistance.

In addition to these the police stopped in a couplo of times'to see if

everything was quiet.
It has been.
ITUTT'S

IIErWSNOTES

Karolyn is in her second year of school by correspondence.

She visit
ed the teacher who checked her first years work when we were in Salisbury and
she said Karoly is doing very well. Reading is her favorite subject. She is
fifty - one inches tall now.
She especially enjoys her new sister and is a
big help to her Mother. She gives Laddie, the dog, and Happy and Yellow Fluff, the kittens, the attention they need.
The mornings usually find Toiamy at the hospital with his Daddy at
least until Karolyn finishes school. His favorite toys are a hammer, a few
nails, and some scraps of boards.
Last Saturday was a particularly rough day

for Tommy.

Ho fell off his tricycle into the rose bushes and scratched his

leg in quite a few places. That evening he come running into the house and
hit the corner of the table cutting a half inch gash in his cheek just below
his left eye. He probably should have had a stitch or two but Daddy buttorflied it with tape.

He is doing well in spite of his troubles,

Lynda is four months now and weighs fifteen pounds and a half.
She is
a real little fatty.
She smiles and coos at us and we all enjoy her so much.
Helen keeps busy with her duties as a wife, Mother, and school teacher.
She has been doing some much needed sewing for the family as well.

Ziden has been spending most of his time on the roof of the hospital
lately, trying to get it under roof before the rains begin.
He has been in
specting the schools again. A few weeks ago ho performed a Christian V/edding
Ceremony for one of our teachers.
GREAT

REJOICING

Our hearts V(/ero thrilled when one of the two local store-keepers,

Isaiah Nxele, and his wife come to accept the Lord as their Saviour.
They
were "immorsod for the remission of their sins yesterday,
Isaiah has attend
ed the church services at Chidamoyo since we first come here so this has not
been a quick decision.

Rejoice with us in victories for the Lord and please continue to re

member the nov/ Christians, those outside of Christ, and our efforts for Him

v/ho died for us, in your daily prayers.

Please pray also that our needs to

continue this work may be supplied.

In His Glorious Service,

Chidsmioyo Christian Hospital

reciepts for Sept. - $ 1,228.91

O Ziden
>7-?

CONTRIBUTORS

FOR

Truman Church of Christ, Minnesota

First Christian Church, La Mar, Mo.

Blackoak. Church of Christ, Gary,Ind.

First Christian, Florissant, Missouri
First Christian Church, Bristol, Fla.
Bucklin Christian Church, Kansas

East Christian Church, Mc Kinney, Tex,

Bellevue Christian, Atchison, Kansas

and

Helen

SEPTEMBER, 1966
Grenola Christian Church, Kansas

Pershing Ave. Christian, Liberal, Kan,

Eagle Lake Church of Christ, Minn,
Mc Cune Christian Churchy Kansas
Lakeland Christian Church, Florida

Thayer Christian Church, Kansas

vVestern'Hills Christian, Cinn. Ohio

South Valley Chapel, Chanute, Kansas

First Christian, El Centre, Calif.

Lincoln Christian Church, 111.

Mt. Pleasant Christian, Plymouth, 111.

Eden Church of Christ, St. Louis, 0.

Deep River Church of Christ, -^nd.

Hebron Christian Church, Indiana

Lowell Church of Christ, Indiana

Highview Christian, Cinncinati, 0.

Rinehart Christian, Horton, Mo.

Scbring Church of Christ, Ohio

ViDieatland Christian Church, Indiana

Kouts Christian Church, Indiana

South Haven Christian Church, Ind.

First Christian, Lexington, Kentucky

First Christian, Crown Point, Ind.

North Joplin Christian Church, Mo.

Madolia Church of Christ, Minnesota

Erie Christian Church, Kansas

Wapclla Christian Church, Illinois

Medaryvillo Christian Church, Ind.

GROUPS

AND

INDIVIDUALS

Mrs. Cora B. Mc Kolvy

Mr. and Mrs. H.L. Conloy

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilburn

South Valley Youth Group

Mr.

Eagle Lake Church of Christ S.S.

Mr.

and Mrs.

Clem Atkinson

Union Ave. S.3., Moberly, Mo.

and Mrs. Millard T. Clark Jr.

Savonburg Ladies Aid

Barnsdall Missionary Group, Okla.
Miss Marilyn Buche
Friendship Class, Lexington, Ky.
Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. Donnic Hall

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Greer
Richards Christian S.S. Mo.

J.

D.

Holmes

Margaret Scrutchfield

Beginner's Class, Aztec Christian

West Milford Church of Christ S.S.

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Sharp

Mrs. Anna Ramsey

Mrs. James Jeffry

Mr. Henry F. Sullivan

Lucille

Mrs. Charles J. Greene

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Aaron

Mr.

Missionary Group No. 2, Protection

Lethoho

and Mrs.

Dan Robinson

Friendship Class, West Uilford, 0.

La Grange Christian Church S.S.

Mission Circle, Monmouth Christian

Mr.

Mr.

and Mrs.

Elmer C.

Brewer

Frank Fisher

Pleasant Hill Young Adults, Roby, Mo.

Madelia Church of Christ Ladies Aid

Livinglink and working Funds

} 1,895.96

Jr. High Medical Fund

'ip 90.40

Non-profit Organization
U.S. Postage Paid

The Ziden L. Nutt Family

R.R. 2, Box 16Jf

Lowell, Indiana
Permit No. 5

Lowell, Indiana 46356

CB^ 36.9

RETURN REQUESTED

WITNESSING

TO

RHODESIA

'trolCAUii rorrti Tkt vVa? J Of iJj*

Philllppians 2:16
THE ZIDEN L.

NUTT PMILY

Chidamoyo Mission
P.

B.

38 -

Karoi

Rhodesia, Africa

November 26, 1966

Dear Friends i n Christ:

Greetings in the name of our Gracious Lord.

Living", someone has said;

Thanks giving is Thanks

and how very thankful we are to be living

here in

-RhadesLa^,gd-ving-thanks to --God-whogives us-pwposo andyouwho-giv-e us.

provision and prayers on our behalf.

" Teaching
For several hours

the

And

Baptizing.."

chisel and hammer

could bo heard as Brother

Marshall and Michael carefully rebuilt a ruined tank into a baptistry. For
seven months no rain had fallen and the streams were getting low. so I talked
with others about it.
The tank provided the answer.
Thomas, who is about 65 years of age and works in the clinic,came
the following Lord's' Day with tv^o other adults
and a young person to confess
Christ as Lord.
For several years the \tford of God had been carefully forming
their lives which brought them to desire unity with God through Jesus Christ
our Precious

Lord.

Last night wo wore encouraged as 16 men came to our monthly Christ

ian leadership class.
We continued our discussion on Church Officers and felt

that many of them were getting a deeper incite into the real scriptural taeching. Each month we prepare a list of daily scriptures for them to read on a
certain subject which is then discussed.
Construction

roofed.

Continues

"T' Only the Chapel r^ains to be built and

The hospital i^nov; under roof i..-'

After working'ArMT'"to 6:30 P.M. for s^^^al v/coks we finished

it, and the plastering was close behind and is neaj?^y finished. In another
month most of the floors will be complete and the^^/the remainder' of doors will
be hung and the ceilings put in; and, then ,,t'hn^^nishing touches will make it

complete.

Wo expect to move in the latter,ypa^ of January with Sister Madonna

...Surge.,tt...arriving about the 24th of Januaryi?^967.

..

Our Christian Day School' expansion this year is really sta,rting to

push us nov; so as to bo finished before school opening on the 26th of January.
We'll be granted three more trained teachers and vi^o add 7th grade here at the
mission.

Q.uostion

Ansv;ered

Recently, several have asked,"Will the hospital and schools be taken'^

away from the mission?"
little chance of this

Many

reasons could be listed

happening in Rhodesia.

The

showing that there is

Rhodesian Government docs

not

hr.ve as an ultimate aim to

take over the medical and educationa.1

Y/ork.

Their main emphasis in policy a.nd practice is to transfer the authoritty to

local communities who Y/ork with the missions. The saine opportunity and more
is

available.

The hospital

has not come into

being v/ithout forethought, for over

three years v/e had prayed with Dr. Pruett and others before going into a ma^jor
hospital program. Much of the Rhodosian v/ork is unique in that, like here at
Chidamoyo,
the land would not be granted unless we would do a medical work.
The medical department v/ould not approve any thing less than a 100 bod. hospi
tal; and the Chief would not allow us in his area. The only alternative -- leave thousands of ready hearts vi^ithout the Gospel. We arc happy for the opp
ortunity.

We ever seek ways and moans of bringing the church to being self sup

porting, propagating, and governing, and we are greatly encouraged by the pro
gress

seen.

We are ever

kept mindful of the wilds of

Africa, such as the

other

night when I stepped outside and a five foot spitting cobra was about eighteen
Inches from the door; but, more exciting and thrilling events lie ahead as v/e
seek -to put the message of Christ into the hearts of the people.
We need your
prayers and continued support,that God can effectively work through our feeble
efforts.
We are
ever thankful for you v/ho will sacrifice on our behalf in
preaching the Gospel in this land.
Because of Calvary,
Zidcn and Helen

Contributors

BelieVUG Christian, Atchison, Kan.

Lowell Church of Christ, Indiana
Rinchart Christian Church, Mo.
First Christian, Cherryvalc, Kansas
South Valley Chapel, Chanute, Kansas
First Christian Church, Bristol, Fla.
First .Christian, El Centro, Calif.
Drexel Gardens Christian, Indianapolis
Porshing Ave., Liberal, Kansas
Savonburg Christian Church, Kansas
Lie Cune Christian Church, Kansas
Sebring Church of Christ, Ohio
Galesburg Christian Church, Kansas
First Christian Church, Lexington
Truman Church of Christ, Minn.
Eagle Lake Church of Christ, Minn.
Copcland Christian Church, K.ansas
Wapella Christian Church-

For

November

First Christian, Crov/n Point, Ind,

Kouts Christian Church, Indiana
First Christian Church, La Mar, Ho.

S. Christian, He Kinnoy, Texas

Deep River Church of Christ, Ind.
Bucklin Christian Church, Kansas
First Christian, Florissant, Mo.
Mt. Pleasant Christian, Carthage, 111.
Lakeland Christian Church, Fla..

Thayer Christian Church, Kansas

Hebron Christian Church, Indiana

South Haven Christian Church, Ind.

Wheatland Christian Church, Ind.
Elmer Christian Church, Mo.

Union Ave. Christian, lloberly, uo.

Madolia Church of Christ, Hinn.
Church of Christ,

Griswold,

Iowa

Groupi

La Grange Christian S.S., Mo.

Mother's Club, Bucklin Christian
Barnsdall Christian Missionary, Okla
Madolia Ladies Aid, Minnesota
Friendship Class, Lexington, Ky.

Christian Evangelizer's Association

Savonburg Ladies Aid, Kansas
Builder's Class, Crown Point Christian
Youth Rally, Griswold, Iowa

WomenS Group, Oak Grove Christian

Pleasant Hill Young Adults, Roby, Mo,

Lord's Reapers, Ozark Bible College
Liissionary Group No. 2, Protection
Lydia Missionary Circle, Atlanta, GA.

Christian Vs/orker's Class,

Priscilla Circle, Truman

LI inn. .

Union Ave.

iloberly

Master's Messengers, St. Louis C C.

Womens Council, El Centre, Calif.
Crocker, Mo.

Eagle Lake Church of Christ S.S.

Ladies Group, Onarga Christian, 111

Christian S.S.

Individuals

I'ir. and Mrs. Huron Ruge

Mrs.

Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilburn

Mr.
Mr.

Mr.

Mfirgaret Scrutchfield

and Mrs.

and Mrs.

Elmer Brewer

Alonzo Sims

Cora B. Mc Kolvy
and Mrs.Al. Minix
and Mrs. Wm. Arch

Mr s. Ethe1 Fr yar

Miss

Miss Bonita Do Pue

Mr. adn Mrs. Lav/rence Greer
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Erickson
Mr. O.V. Holland

Mr. Cecil Farley

Mr.

and r.lrs,

John Vi/. Oglesby

Mr.

and Mrs.

Earl Konklo

Mr s. Anna Ramse y
Mr. and Mrs. H.L,

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Sharp

Mr.
Mr.

and Mrs.
and Mrs.

Thomas
I r a W.

E. Carr
Becrbov/or

Mr.

L i l l i a n Easter

and Mrs-

Mr.

Prank L.

3,186.69

Winklor

Pov/ler

Conley

Mr. I r v i n Grubbs
Mr . and Mrs.- Robert iiaron
Mr. and Mrs. Mi Hard T. Clark

Total Receipts for November,

Chidamoyo Hospital

R.C.

Miss Marilyn J. Buche

Jr

-'II 2,400.54

Jr. High iiedical Fund

141.25