Papers of the Benjamin Franklin Yancey Family

William Scott to Reverend H. N. Green, March 7, 1921

Church and religion

William Scott asks Reverend H.N. Green whether he will allow him to preach a sermon on the third Sunday in April 1921.

March 7, 1921

Dear Sir;

Allow me to express my appreciation for giving me the opportunity for making a Public delivery Christmas. I shall assure you it shall always be a sauce of ?gratification?. Too, I am glad to know you are in sympathy with me in sucring a Theological Education, too, it is very [missing text] to be strong as a spokesman.

I want a date to preach 3 Sunday in April at my home church (New Hope). If it be possible. I shall be home to see my mother. I feel the master is increasing my spiritul power. It would ?suit? me if you would allow two sermons.

I hope to here from you as soon as possible. If not on 3 Sunday in April, as soon as possible thereafter.

I am
William Scott

Published by: Virginia Center for Digital History

Source copy consulted: Papers of the Benjamin Franklin Yancey Family (MSS 11599), Alderman Library, University of Virginia

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