Later, as Ruth and her sister-in-law, Orpah, started out with their mother-in-law, Naomi, for Bethlehem, Naomi urged the two young women to return home.
This proved to be an excellent outcome, as the location enabled me to help my brother and sister-in-law to care for my parents when they became very ill.
In March 1934, Clarence and Carl, their wives, Helen and her mother, Clarence’s sister-in-law and I —eight of us— headed west to attend the convention in Los Angeles, California.
The priest also wanted an extra 15 dollars to say Mass at my sister-in-law’s place where friends and family had planned to gather to pay last respects to Helen.
One woman, for example, refused to talk to her sister-in-law for over seven years because, as the woman says, “she did me unbelievable dirt and I have never been able to forgive her.”
My ears pricked right up when my sister-in-law told me about a very pretty girl named Ann who was “just flying” since she had heard about the truth and who was going to come to meetings at our house.
I am also deeply thankful that my mother, my sister, my brother, my mother-in-law, and Teng Hann, my friend in the Thai camp, also accepted Bible truth.