Camp-Meeting Literature Sales

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 21, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 29.

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Camp-Meeting Literature Sales

BROTHER S. G. WHITE, missionary secretary of the California Conference, reports splendid success in the sale of our literature at the local camp-meeting recently held at Sacramento, Cal. In all, nearly $1,600 worth of our literature was sold during that meeting, as follows:—
Bibles .................$ 121.05 Subscription books ..... 705.60 Trade books ............ 78.85 Tracts ................. 125.77 Magazines .............. 520.80 Periodical subscriptions 47.25 Total .................$1599.32
It is truly encouraging to see how willing our lay members are to purchase large quantities of our books, tracts, and magazines at these general meetings, to take with them to distribute to their neighbors and friends.
Practically all of the magazines purchased at these meetings are sold to the people of the town or city where the meeting is held. Many of our people who have never previously engaged in the work thus receive a practical training in the sale of our literature.