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May 12, 2020 chickadee May 10, 2020 chickadee Apr 29, 2020 indiacontribution Apr 29, 2020 indiacontribution Apr 29, 2020 ccole Apr 29, 2020 ccole Mar 25, 2020 newmad Mar 25, 2020 Kentucky Historical Society Digital Collections	SC1684_005 2 C Shau Road [right-hand page]1 January 1, 1922, Sunday I intended going to Immanuel (American) Church to Sunday school this morning, but had so many jobs to do that eight o'clock came before I was aware of it. Af- ter [After] Miss Chapman and Miss Walden had gone to early commu- nion [communion] at the Church of England Cathedral, Ma Nyein came up and asked me to go to the Bur- mese [Burmese] Baptist Church with her, which I did. I had been wanting to go for sometime but this service comes right at breakfast time - 10:30 - so this was my first expe- rience [experience]. Dr. Kelly preached; Mrs. Saf- ford [Safford] presided at the organ, while Misses Phillips and Teel and Mrs. Wiatt and a friend were in attendance - also Mr. Gates. The choir consisted of a- bout [about] a dozen young men, who sang an anthem in English. We went by train but returned by tram, walking thru one of the Chinese sts to reach it.	SC1684_005 2 C Shau Road [right-hand page]1 January 1, 1922, Sunday I intended going to Immanuel (American) Church to Sunday school this morning, but had so many jobs to do that eight o'clock came before I was aware of it. Af- ter [After] Miss Chapman and Miss Walden had gone to early commu- nion [communion] at the Church of England Cathedral, Ma Nyeiu came up and asked me to go to the Bur- mese [Burmese] Baptist Church with her, which I did. I had been wanting to go for sometime but this service comes right at breakfast time - 10:30 - so this was my first expe- rience [experience]. Dr. Kelly preached; Mrs. Saf- ford [Safford] presided at the organ, while Misses Phillips and Teel and Mrs. Wiatt and a friend were in attendance - also Mr. Gates. The choir consisted of a- bout [about] a dozen young men, who sang an anthem in English. We went by train but returned by tram, walking thru one of the Chinese sts to reach it.