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… the paintings, and she wanted them right. On December 20 she wrote to C. H. Jones:

… her paint in such glowing terms the work of the true medical missionary.... The place and surroundings and theme seemed to blend in such a way as to inspire her …

… and paint, as the mansion had been neglected for some time, but inside it was in perfect condition. Some of its thirty-eight rooms were large enough to be divided …

… of paint on the window frames. Brother Hare said that the women's diligent work had done more to inspire diligence in the men at work than any talk or ordering …

… the painting inside and outside, cost $1,000. But she felt she was justified in making this investment even though she thought she should defend it. She had …

… , repairing, painting, and furnishing, but a good dinner of tomato soup, hot boiled potatoes, and greens was ready.

… her paint in such glowing terms the work of the true medical missionary.”

… watercolor painting, the Moana itself often appearing in the picture.