| Description | In this letter Mrs. Cordrey remarks that Elizabeth Taylor Cadbury's radio address 'came to me with greater force' than any other broadcast she had previously heard. Cordrey asks Taylor Cadbury if she would send a printed copy of the address to her, suggesting that it would serve to encourage an 'increased interest to the Miracles & Parables' amongst the girls in her school and give 'comfort' to her elderly and sick acquaintances who did not have access to a radio. |