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Press, Volume LXXIV, Issue 22518, 28 September 1938, Page 4

“THE PRESS” NEEDLEGRAFT SERVICE THE TWENTY-THIRD PSALM Inspiring to read, decorative to look at, this colourful panel representing the words of one of the most beautiful of all the psalms is typical of the “sampler,” so much in vogue in our grandmother s day. Pattern 1741 contains a transfer pattern of a panel 15| x 20§ inches; colour chart and key; particulars of materials required, and illustrations of stitches. a 9? SE B 1 ?£ard is mtf shepherd# shall nat want Sje maheth me ta Me Saww w pastureshe leadeth me be side tlfe still waters Jjc restareth my saul: h* leadeth me in the : paths of riyhteausness for tys S name's sahe lea, thtfuy hj I walk 7 tfprauQlp the vafleijaf the sl|ad> * aw af death $ mil fear n o evil: % for thau art with wt; thy rad S and thy staff they camfart me. preparcst preparcst a table befare me in the presence af mine enemies: thau anaintest wuj head with ail; mu cup runneth aver. Surety yaadness and mercy, shall fallaw me all the days of my life; and # will dwell in the (pause af $ 3? the SCard far ever. S£ S5 THE TWENTY-THIRD PSALM PATTERN 1741 Send Is Id postal note (or stamps if postal note is not procurable) for this pattern to LADY EDITOR, “THE PRESS” NEEDLEGRAFT SERVICE, P.O. Box 1005, Christchurch. • Write plainly pattern number, your name and address.