Since I have no material from the meeting to post, I will pass on what I can share from my family. The picture shows Paul and his young friend visiting a plane from the charitable organization Samaritan's Purse at the High Point, NC airport last fall. You may have noticed a field hospital in New York City bearing their name.
Here is a recent report from my son in Winston-Salem:
"My friend Dee's daughter, son-in-law and grandson have all been
confirmed by the CDC to have Covid-19 antibodies. They all were sick in
early January, before the first confirmed case in the U.S. Dee will be
tested for antibodies next week. She was sick in mid-January with the
same symptoms as her daughter.
Dee's daughter is O-negative and donated blood immediately after she got the
confirmation from CDC. Blood with the antibodies can be transfused into
Covid-19 patients and appears to help a lot."
None of us are unaffected and everyone can help in some way.
Around 1900 my Quaker grandmother and her cousin were students at Monmouth College in Illinois. They were living in a Quaker boarding house. They were kicked out of this house because they were caught playing a guitar and singing. Their parents thought this was not that bad, and found them another place to live.
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