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<Oct 7-Chunju> Leaving Seoul on the morning of the 3rd inst., we reached here about noon on the 5th, so after more than a years absence, it is a great pleasure to be back at 'home' in Chunju and see the friends here and get to work.
As I took a cold on the way and there is so much to do to get the house in order, I feel hampered at first.
Then coming to a new home makes it a little harder to get settled. Many of the friends have been in to see me. I feel quite awkward with the language but hope it will soon come easier to me.
I am so thankful to find Dr. Forsythe here and so interested in the work. I hope I can be of much assistance to him. Have not been over to my old place yet.
As I begin another term of service here, I pray that I may be faithful to my duty in every respect.
With a dear, loving husband to help me and make life more pleasant for me, I ought to do more than formerly.
I know we will be happy in our home and work together and trust that God will bless us richly in all our efforts to serve Him.
 
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<Nov 17> Leaving home on the 17th (Oct), Mr. Tate and I started out on an itinerary expecting to be gone nearly four weeks.
We were to visit six of his meeting places and while he and his helpers taught and examined the men, I was to teach the women.
We went first to Maikai and from there to Chun-un and then to Totnal and Kenegie. At the last place I was sent for to come back home on account of Dr. Forsythe's sickness and so I had to leave the work there and did not get to the two other places we had planned and I came home ten days earlier than I had expected.
Reaching here on Nov. 2nd, I found Dr. Forsythe better and Dr. Daniel here. I was much pleased with my trip and it was a real pleasure to teach the women, some of whom were very anxious to learn.
In the afternoons I saw patients and taught as I could, and the mornings were given up to teaching the catechumens and the church attendants as much as possible.
Mr. Tate came in a week later and has just left this morning for another trip to some of the same places to examine for baptism. On our trip there were over 200 examined for the catechumate of whom 150 were received.
Since my return I have been trying to attend to the women patients at the dispensary and give a little time to the girl's school which we have begun again lately.
 
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<Apr 11-Chunju> Fifteen years since an entry in this diary. During this time many changes, both in ourselves and in the conditions here, the people and the work.
We have both had a serious impairment of health - I for eight or more years from sprue, and Mr. Tate for about six years from heart and other troubles following flu.
It seems that our work here is about done and that it would be best to give our place and support here to younger and stronger workers, so we are getting ready to go on our regular furlough in June and are not planning to return.
It is hard to leave the people with whom and for whom we have worked for so long, and they are very appreciative of what we have tried to do for them.
Yesterday P.M. a farewell meeting was held in the Pat Chang church, which is near the center of Mr. Tate's field. There were six native pastors with whom he has been much associated, present and the meeting was conducted by Mr. Yi Chai Ik and it was nice in every way.
We appreciate the love and good will of the Christians and their expressions both by word and gifts and it draws us closer to them and makes it harder for us to leave.
 
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<Jun 19-Kobe, Japan> The last few weeks have certainly been strenuous ones with the packing, selling off our household things and getting ourselves and things ready to leave.
The hardest thing has been the winding up of the work among the Koreans and telling them goodbye. They certainly have been good to us and have shown their appreciation of our work for them in many ways.
On May 26, a farewell meeting was held Yusungni church for that section which formerly was Dr. Reynolds field, but which Mr. Tate has had the care of for some time. They had a nice program and the children sang and then an ancestral worshipping incense burner and candles was presented to Mr. Tate.
A few days later a similar meeting was held at the West Gate city church which Mr. Tate started 3o years ago and in which I have worked, more or less, all the time.
Many appreciative words were spoken and Mr. Tate was presented with a nice Korean New Testament from the church and the Auxiliary gave me a bronze vase.
Late on, some of the non-Christian men of the city, said they would like to do something to show their appreciation of Mr. Tate's life and work among them and for the Korean people, so they and the Governor of the province together gave a dinner in his honor at which 30 or more were present.
The Governor is a Japanese and he and his wife are both Christians. On another occasion - June 8 - they gave a tea out at the lotus pond for all the missionaries who are going to the U.S. this spring - the Winns, Miss Crane and ourselves.
It is gratifying that Mr. Tate's relations with the officials have been so pleasant nearly all the time and he has had considerable work to do with them in attending to the mission property.
On the 17th we had to say goodbye to our fellow-workers-many of whom we hope to see in the U.S. sometime, and to many of our dear Korean friends who gathered to see us off.
Several went as far as Riri, to the main line 18 miles away, and three, Mr. pak and Mr. Yi Chai Ik and Mr. Chung, went with us as far as Fusan where we took the boat for Japan.
Mr. Pak and Mr. Yi are two native Pastors who have worked with Mr. Tate for many years and Mr. Yi has of late years been his greatest help and most beloved son in the faith, Mr. Chung is an elder and was sent as a representative of Presbytery.
It has been hard to leave such good friends as the Koreans, among whom we have worked, and they will be constantly in our minds and in our prayers and the memory of our years among them will ever be among our most treasured possessions.
A pleasant surprise awaited us here last night when Mr. Kim, pastor of the Riri church, met us at the station and took us up to our hotel. He is here taking some special study in the Theological Seminary. May god's riches blessing rest upon the Korean people and upon His church which He has established among them. //
 


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