Notice! by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 25, 1909

Notice!

By Editor

THE Gospel Herald is more truly representative of the work for the colored people than any other paper published in the denomination. It can not fail to interest those who read it. We are constantly receiving many excellent testimonials from interested readers.

Take a glance, if you please, at the contents of the February number. On the first page we have a selected poem, “If We Knew;” following this, an account of the dedication of the new building in Atlanta. The completion and dedication of this building mark what we believe to be an era in the progress of the work for the colored people in that important city. It should be a cause for thanksgiving with every Seventh-day Adventist.

On the second page, we have, “An Important Meeting in Vicksburg, Miss.” This gives facts and figures which should interest all our people most deeply. It presents information which could be obtained in no other way than by reading the Gospel Herald.

Then we have extracts from letters, under the heading, “With Our Correspondents;” next, a cut of the Rock City Sanitarium, in Nashville. This institution is now in operation, and is destined to be the center for medical missionary work among the colored people. To this place nurses will be sent from Huntsville and other places, to get practical city work, which they could not have at Oakwood. It has taken a long time and much hard work to reach the point of vantage now occupied by this institution; but all who see it unite in saying that it is well worth all it has cost.

On the last page are a number of interesting notes in regard to the progress of the work; also a picture showing the new part of the Rock City Sanitarium, seen from Foster Street.

We are sure this little paper is well worth the price charged for it—ten cents a year. Address Southern Missionary Society, Madison, Tenn.