From the Grass Roots

AS AN ARDENT SUBSCRIBER to the GRAPEVINE, may I offer a suggestion? A correction in the July issue on page fourteen, article titled "Mizpah, the Mighty." According to the Bible, Genesis XXXI, verse forty-nine the meaning of mizpah is, "The Lord watch between me and thee, when we are absent one from another." I have said this daily since childhood as a prayer of faith and protection. I wondered why the letter (very well written) refers to Mizpah or the mighty treasure hunter. Please enlighten your readers in a forthcoming issue of our beloved GRAPEVINE and accept thanks for your explanation.