Brother C. M. Snow’s Call to Australasia by A. G. DANIELLS

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 14, 1915

Brother C. M. Snow’s Call to Australasia

By A. G. DANIELLS

In response to an urgent call from Australasia, Brother Charles M. Snow is severing his connection with the editorial staff of the REVIEW AND HERALD, to take the editorship of the Australasian Signs of the Times. In making this transfer, the cause is giving of its best in editorial value to Australia. After finishing his studies in South Lancaster, and acting as secretary to Elder S. N. Haskell and Elder Dan. T. Jones, Brother Snow entered the employ of the Pacific Press Publishing Company as stenographer and typewriter salesman. In 1901 he joined the editorial staff of the Signs of the Times, and continued his work on that paper until 1906, when he was called to Washington, D. C., for editorial work.

In his connection with both the Signs and the REVIEW, Brother Snow has served the cause well. He has given his whole thought and time and talent to the work assigned to him, and has taken a deep interest in the welfare of the work both in the homeland and in the mission fields. As one of the elders of the local church, he has labored earnestly for its upbuilding. Ever since Brother Snow entered the work in 1886, the Sabbath school has had his services in the capacity of either teacher or officer.

Knowing that this is the kind of service Brother Snow will render the cause wherever he is located, we feel sure his connection with the work in Australasia will be a blessing to that field. Sister Snow, who for many years has done valuable work in proof reading and preparation of book manuscript in our printing houses, heartily unites in responding to this call.

In a few days Brother and Sister Snow and their little daughter, Ivanilla, will leave Washington for the Pacific Coast. They will attend the fall council at Loma Linda, and sail for Australia early in December. I am sure our people in America will join in wishing them all blessing and success in their new field. A. G. DANIELLS.