The Susan Lincoln Mills Memory Book (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The Susan Lincoln Mills Memory Book

It is a matter of regret that so many failed to give the birthday date. Please send it for the next book.

This issue, limited in the number of copies, is intended only for those of you who care to send for it; for most of you will, undoubtedly, prefer the next edition which will contain more of your in dividual contributions. These personal pages are of such nature that we shall love to read them not only to recall the pictures of school-life with their lights and shades, but also to bring more vividly to mind, that dear one whom words in all their varied combinations are inadequate to describe.

Whether Mills Girls or dear friends, should we not endeavor to do for her memory all in our power, not only for ourselves, but for your children and your children's children? For this, I hope that you will really wish to contribute to the 1916 or permanent edition.

That Year Book will number, approximately, as many copies in the issue as orders are given in advance or when you send in your material.

It was my earnest desire that these books be available for one dollar, but I find that utterly im possible. The price will be although thewhite cloth binding and the several illustrations make the cost per volume somewhat more than that amount. (i make mention of this simply that you may know that this is not a money-making plan, but a work of dearest love.) Should any of you wish a white leather binding for your 1916 book and will let me know in time, I will ascertain the cost and notify you before you place your order.

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