Everett and I were among his most faithful parishioners.

Then later on he received an appointment to the church we just left, and has been there ever since." "That will be an interesting story to tell the girls when we go back to college," said Grace thoughtfully.

"He is a wonderful man, he made me feel as though it paid to do one's best." "That is the reason he has been so successful in his work, I suppose," remarked Anne.

"He makes other people feel that it pays to be good, too." From the subject of the actor-minister the conversation drifted to Overton.

Miss Southard listened interestedly to Grace's vivid description of the college, the various halls and even the faculty.
"Then you are satisfied with your choice?
You never wish that you had entered Vassar or Smith or any other college ?" "Yes, I am satisfied," declared Grace, while Miriam and Anne echoed her reply, but Grace might have truthfully added that there were times when even the glorious privilege of being an Overton freshman had its drawbacks..