Schlesinger Library
Miriam Van Waters Papers. Reformatory for Women at Framingham, 1876-1970. Subseries 3. Student correspondence, 1936-1971, n.d. Several students, 1943-1946. A-71, folder 353. Schlesinger Library, Radcliffe Institute, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.

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Nov 28, 2022 madeleinemurphy6 May 03, 2022 dschigiel Aug 30, 2021 Saswato Ray Aug 25, 2021 jenweintraub	(seq. 113) October 14, 1945 Dear Rev. Lavely: I am very sorry to hear you are leaving us. I have enjoyed your services so, you conduct them so well. It will be your loss, but someone else's gain. I hope you have as many friends where you are going, as you have here. The girls in the Choir are going to miss you also. We all have enjoyed your sermons and your thoroughness. Being a Methodist myself, I know I will miss your Methodist ways. You have always expressed your purpose so plainly that we know we have gained by your teachings. I will also miss singing my soslos at your services. I did enjoy becuase you were always so pleased and something nice to say to us after service. You have proved to us you are an understanding man with an understanding heart. You seem so to be one of instead of someone from "outside". I only hope that the minister that takes your place is half as understanding and kind as you have been. May you have success in your new field and new church and you and your wife find that happiness you both so richly deserve. Though we did not have the opportunity to know her well we feel that through the various mention you made of her during services that she was as a part of our life as you were. God Bless You Both, Sincerely Yours, [Signed] Barbara M. Anderson	(seq. 113) October 14, 1945 Dear Rev. Lavely: I am very sorry to hear you are leaving us. I have enjoyed your services so, you conduct them so well. It will be your loss, but someone else's gain. I hope you have as many friends where you are going, as you have here. The girls in the Choir are going to miss you also. We all have enjoyed your sermons and your thoroughness. Being a Methodist myself, I know I will miss your Methodist ways. You have always expressed your purpose so plainly that we know we have gained by your teachings. I will alsomiss singing my soslos at your services. I did enjoy becuase you were always so pleased and something nice to say to us after service. You have proved to us you are an understanding man with an understanding heart. You seem so to be one of instead of someone from "outside". I only hope that the minister that takes your place is half as understanding and kind as you have been. May you have success in your new field and new church and you and your wife find that happiness you both so richly deserve. Though we did not have the opportunity to know her well we feel that through the various mention you amde of her during services that she was as a part of our life as you were. God Bless You Both, Sincerely Yours, [Signed] Barbara M. Anderson

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