<TITLE>06. Par -</TITLE>L-9-1 Then the--the following service beginning then on... I leave here on the twenty--on the twenty-fifth or twenty-sixth of the month, and then, the seventh--sixth, seventh, eighth, and ninth, and tenth I'm way back up on the--out of Van--or Victoria Island, way back among some Indians, where you have to go on a boat to get to them.
A little missionary friend of mine, brother... I was with him last fall on a hunting trip; and out of a lovely home, him and his wife. And his arms and everything is all raw, different places. Well, that's what that was; it was from fleas, bed-bugs, and things (See?) that they'd--living right out there where they just had to live in anything amongst those Indians. He'd brought some of them over to the meeting, the chief (they're all Catholic, practically all), and the Holy Spirit went down through there, and picked out that chief and all the ones with him, and healed every one of them right there in the meeting. They just simply burnt that coast up and down with their boats going out. They're commercial fishers up and down the coast. And Brother Eddie's calling, and I have a little feeling to go (See?), to go over there. And then, we leave there and have one day's travel from there and have two nights or three nights in Fort St. John. That's way up on the Alaskan Highway, and two nights there.

L-9-3 Then, coming home and the, I think, it's the seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth of June. Now, here's a place that you all could go to; these meetings here will be at Southern Pines. You know the brother that give such a nice writeup here not long ago. It's... By the way, he sent me some more magazines. I ought to have brought them. I'll have them here next Sunday, the Lord willing. And that's at Southern Pines, just about, oh, six or eight hours drive from here, Southern Pines, North Carolina--or is that South Carolina? North Carolina, yeah. That's right.
Then, right then we--you leave there on the tenth, and on the eleventh and twelveth with Brother Bigby at Columbia, South Carolina.

L-9-5 And that's the man, the Presbyterian, that wrote the article. And to me it struck me better than anything I ever had wrote about me. He was a Presbyterian, Doctor of Divinity, and he came into Chicago and wrote the article of... I forget what it was now. It was real nice; I've got it somewhere and--in a magazine. Something about a Presbyterian meeting a Pentecost or something like that "Pentecostal Prophet to a Presbyterian something." And I'll be with him.
Then last night we called Brother Roy Borders, that's already on the west coast; and there's some of the people out there has got as many as thirty-five and forty churches to cooperate in meetings, Sedalia, California, and over at Grass City, and from there--Grass Valley, rather, and from there on into Oregon, on up into--to Washington.

L-10-2 And then Brother Arganbright, coming in, we're going--planning on now in the last week of July to be in Anchorage, Alaska, to organize a chapter there for the Christian Business Men, following about a six or eight day revival that I hope to have there at hard, rough Alaska. You know how it is, just prospectors and miners; and ham and eggs cost about three dollars and fifty cents for a plate. It's--it's really a rough place, but they need the Gospel.
Now, what I aim to do is these things that I'm teaching on here, storing up this food and getting it right. I want to go now. I have no definitely leading to any place, but I'm going sowing seeds (That's right) somewhere. Started...


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