p. 559 | Twenty-Second Meeting

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 12, 1913

Twenty-Second Meeting

May 28, 10 A. M.

W. T. Knox in the chair.

J. T. Boettcher offered prayer.

It was voted that we invite the European and North American Division Conferences to supply their secretaries’ minutes of division conference meetings for publication in the Bulletin.

The following communication was presented to the Conference:—

“We desire to express our heartfelt thanks to the members of the General Conference Committee and all the many friends who so kindly sympathized with us in our bereavement, as expressed in their kind words of comfort, their eager willingness to help in anything that loving hands could do, and their beautiful floral tributes. We wish to assure all the friends that their many acts of kindness were greatly appreciated by us, and contributed much to the amelioration of our grief.

“MEMBERS OF THE IRWIN FAMILY.”

It was voted that we accept this expression of thanks, and that the communication be incorporated into the minutes.

At this meeting reports were presented of the work in the Philippine Islands, by L. V. Finster; the work in Burma, by R. A. Beckner; and the work in the South American Union, by J. W. Westphal. Supplementary to the South American report Brother Julio Ernst gave a report of the work of the Upper Parana Mission.