Typed letter from N.D. Pendleton to Rev. Eldred Edward Iungerich in Pittsburgh, PA, USA. Pendleton advises Iungerich that it is important not to confuse District Assemblies with society meetings. Pendleton recommends that pastoral reports of district activities be presented at assemblies rather than society meetings. It may be necessary for Pendleton to appoint a Bishop’s representative for the next assembly, but it is too early to say. The Bishop should administer the sacraments to the society on the assembly Sunday, and it is customary, but not mandatory, for him to preach the service as well. Pendleton would be happy for Mr. (Fred?) Gyllenhaal to preach if he is able to attend the next Pittsburgh Assembly. Pendleton notes Iungerich’s statement about the publication of his fourth chapter in the Life. Pendleton has forwarded Iungerich a copy of Pfeiffer’s most recent response to Pendleton; Pendleton remarks sarcastically that it seems Pfeiffer “is never wrong about any least little thing.” Names mentioned: Mr. (Fred?) Gyllenhaal, (Ernst) Pfeiffer