p. 24 | To Stockholders in the Southern Publishing Association

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 19, 1907

To Stockholders in the Southern Publishing Association

By A. G. Daniells

AT a meeting of the stockholders of the Southern Publishing Association, of Nashville, Tenn., held in January, 1906, it was voted to change the corporation from a stock company to a non-dividend-paying membership company. Accordingly the officers of that association are now endeavoring to secure the transfer of the stock to trustees, in order that this form of organization may be effected at the next meeting, to be held in January. Some of the stockholders may not realize the importance of this matter, for they have not yet responded to the requests made for the transfer of their stock. Will the stockholders who have received assignment blanks, and have not yet returned them, kindly fill them out at once, and send to I. A. Ford, Twenty-fourth Ave. North, Nashville, Tenn., in order that this work may not be delayed? All who make this transfer as suggested will receive membership in the new organization. Their prompt action at this time will greatly facilitate matters. As the General Conference has recommended the changes in organization proposed above, we are interested in the efforts our brethren in the South are making in this matter, and hope all those holding stock will send it in at once.

A. G. DANIELLS.