Martha was a kind woman. She was also powerful the way the wifeof a pharmacist in a small town was before the drugstore chains tookover.
She encouraged her husband to extend credit and who watched outfor the people in town who didn't have what it took to make it ontheir own.
She was a graceful, elegant woman who had the most beautifulgarden in town and was president of the garden club.
She didn't know what made her take on her cause. Standing inher husband's store, the father of the sick child was stooped and hecarried a farm hat rolled up in his hands. The best he could do hadnever been enough, but he had always tried beyond his own perceptionof his …
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