Letter from Theodore Beldon Lewis, 14 July 1888
Pres. Wilford Woodruff
Dear Bro,
Yours of the 11th
inst, has been recd and the contents read
with interest. You will please
accept my thanks tendered in all sin-
cerity, for your approval of my purpose
and for the promptness with which that
approval came in the midst of your
many duties. I shall always hold
your kindness with a just sense of ap-
preciation, and hope that ygood may
be wrought to the young, and that through
the procurement of a suitable truss, I may
place myself in a condition to be useful
in my future life. With your approval
and that of ythose with with you, accompa
nied by your prayers, I shall hope to
accomplish all I anticipated.
Again I thank you, and pray
that Heaven's blessings may ever abide
with you and yours, and that God's pro-
tection may ever be around you in your
daily life, and that peace and quiet may
be yours. With the kindest regards
I remain your bro
T. B. Lewis. Box 344
