Ninth Meeting

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 5, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 23.

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May 20, 10 A. M.

A. G. DANIELLS in the chair.

Prayer by G. B. THOMPSON.

A. G. DANIELLS: We have the following recommendation from the brethren in the Bermuda Island Mission:—

"Dear Brethren, Greeting,

"As loyal believers of the Seventh-day Adventist body, we would cordially ask you to receive our brother, Thomas MacKay Doe, as delegate to represent the Bermuda Mission field.

"In behalf of the members of the Seventh-day Adventist Bermuda Mission.

"(Signed)

"M. ENOCH,

"L. O. MACMILLAN,

"OWEN AIRTH FIRTH."

It was voted that this request be granted.

A. G. DANIELLS: The first of our reports this morning will be from the secretary of the Sabbath School Department.

This report will be published later.

Following the rendering of the report of the Sabbath-school work, reports were presented by L. A. HANSEN, assistant secretary of the Medical Department; of the North American Negro Department by the secretary, Elder A. J. HAYSMER; and of the work of the Press Bureau by the secretary, L. W. BURGAN. These reports likewise must be deferred until a later issue.

At the close of his report, Brother Burgan showed the Conference an immense scrap-book, containing thousands of clippings from the newspapers, reporting features of our work. He stated that already reports had come in from thirty-three States in which newspapers had given notices of this Conference session. At this point Conference adjourned.