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… and the evening offering, though some prefer a more general sense as an expression of everything connected with the worship of the sanctuary” (F. C. Cook, The …

… companion and assistant, and Maude Camp, her cook. She was eager that both these young women receive the benefit of instruction in dressmaking from Mrs. Rousseau …

… which cooking schools would be held, and urged that house-to-house instruction be given. She cautioned against extremes in health reform and dealt with the …

… the cooking. Martha Brown was inviting her to bring Emily Campbell, who was badly worn, and come to Long Point for a few days’ rest and change. “We cannot well leave …

… built a stable to accommodate the horse and cow ( Letter 90, 1892 ). A girl, Annie, was employed to assist with the housework. May Walling did the cooking. Because …

… Peck, and Maggie Hare. Kitty Wilcox, niece of M. C. and F. M. Wilcox, who for a short time served as cook, stayed in the small attic room over the kitchen. The large downstairs …

… Willie and me. Just as we got through, my husband and Brother Andrews drove up. Had had no dinner. I started cooking again. Soon got them something to eat. Nearly …

… diets, and also in the two medical institutions operated by the church, at Battle Creek and St. Helena. Dr. John Kellogg had not yet begun manufacturing the health …

… as cook. Thus began a long personal and professional relationship between the president of the General Conference, the messenger of the Lord, and a young …

… . Unpack and pack, hurry, cook, set table, has been the order of the day.... Marian astonishes us all. She is really forgetting herself and is efficient help. What I could …