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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Jul 1, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 26.

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Recent Literature

By M. E. K.

WE are glad to announce seven new leaflets in the Missionary Volunteer Series, which we trust will be valuable ammunition in the campaign for and by our young people.
No. 16, “Parents’ Meetings.” With special reference to camp-meeting work. Three cents; five or more copies one and one-half cent each.
No. 17, “Character Building in the Home.” Very suggestive on child culture. Two cents; five or more copies, one cent each.
No. 18, “Why and How.” Novel reading and other habits, scientifically treated. Two cents; five or more copies, one cent each.
No. 19, “Messages to Our Youth.” A reprint of the first Testimonies on young people’s work. Two cents; five or more copies, one cent each.
No. 20, “Dress.” Articles from the editor of the Youth’s Instructor and Frances Willard, and extracts from Mrs. E. G. White, on this important subject. Two cents; five or more copies, one cent each.
No. 21, “Standard of Attainment.” Explaining this important plan for our Missionary Volunteers. One cent; five or more copies, one-half cent each.
No. 22, “Plans for Progress.” The resolutions passed at the recent General Conference. Free.
Samples of all these leaflets can be procured by enclosing a stamp to the Missionary Volunteer Department, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.
M. E. K.