Spencer Heath Archive

Item 2694

Carbon of letter to G. Paul Butler, Bookmere, Litle Silver Point Road, Little Silver, New Jersey

September 10, 1957

Dear Mr. Heath:

It would be hard to tell you how much Spencer and I enjoyed the cordiality of your­self and family yesterday. It was more than kind of you to disarrange your other affairs for the sake of our visit.

 From what I have seen of your BEST SERMONS, 1947-48 Edition, I am sure I shall enjoy reading many of its excellent selections.

 Your practical suggestions have been helpful and inspiring. I have already been happy to communicate with Bishop Kennedy and Dr. Sockman, and am hopeful of fruitful con­tact with them.

 Please convey also to Mrs. Butler our appreciation of her kind and gracious enter­tainment, and my congratulations on her happy participation in your work.

Cordially yours,

SH/m

P.S. A copy of The Divinity School Address of Emerson, of which I  spoke to you, is enclosed.