NAWSA    GENERAL CORRESPONDENCE    Moors, Ethel P.

With Constant
Admiration
Mr & Mrs. John Earwell Moors

150 Fisher Avenue
Brookline

Only Through Me!

ONLY through Me! . . . The clear, high call
comes pealing
Above the thunders of the battle-plain ; ---
Only through Me can Life's red wounds
find healing ;
Only through Me shall earth have peace again.

Only through Me can come the great awakening !
Wrong cannot right the wrongs that Wrong hath
done ;
Only through Me, all other gods forsaking,
Can ye attain the heights that must be won.

Can we not rise to such great height of glory ?
Shall this vast sorrow spend itself in vain ?
Shall future ages tell the woeful story----
Christ by his own was crucified again ?
---John Oxenham.

Christmas Greetings
from
John and Ethel Moors

Mrs. John F Moors
Member of Committee for
Disarmament Meeting
Symphony Hall
Sunday May 22
May 20 1921
Please return to
Boston League of Women Voters
562-564 Little Building
BOSTON MASS

THE GLORY OF LIFE
IS TO LOVE
NOT TO BE LOVED,
TO GIVE, NOT TO GET,
TO SERVE, NOT TO BE SERVED;
TO BE A STRONG HAND
IN THE DARK TO ANOTHER
IN THE TIME OF NEED,
TO BE A CUP OF STRENGTH
TO ANY SOUL
IN A CRISIS OF WEAKNESS;
THIS
IS TO KNOW
THE GLORY OF LIFE.

Greetings to
Miss Blackwell
from John & Ethel
Moors

Moors

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PEACE AND GOOD-WILL----
alas ! this Christmas-tide
What meaning have the words !
War ravished lands
Send up a cry of anguish. Idle hands
Go grasping for a crust, so long denied
That bones are soft and faces hollow-eyed.
Despair is king and issues his commands
Of hate and fear, and no one understands
Why life each day is newly crucified.

Why do the Nations think they bring us peace
With balanced armies, navies, and why still
Believe that drops of poison may release
Salvation through the chemist's deadly skill?
Oh, save the world ! Declare that war shall cease,
Believe in peace, dare to believe Good-will.
-----Alice H. Ware.
"Love believeth all things----hopeth all things----
endureth all things. Love never faileth."

Christmas Greetings
from
Ethel Moors



Moors

150 Fisher Ave.,
Brookline 46,
Mass.

Sept. 12, 1945.

Dear Miss Blackwell:

Many congratulations on your
having completed another year of
your valiant and useful life! We
are all proud of you, and I only
wish that I could express it in
some more personal way. As it is
I can only send you my warm and
grateful regards, and every good
wish for your new year.

Yours sincerely,
Ethel P. Moors

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