Following a Good Suggestion

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 26, 1907

Following a Good Suggestion

Brother E. W. Hampton, of Colorado, writes as follows: “Having watched the reports in the Review from week to week with great interest, hoping the $150,000 fund would be made up before the first of the year, and seeing it will not at the slow rate it is now coming in, I hailed with joy the suggestion by Brother Harper in the Review of December 5, and fully believing the remainder can easily be raised in the way proposed by him, yet at the ‘eleventh hour,’ I acted accordingly, and herewith send you the net result of the next day’s canvassing, $2.50. Although the amount is small, yet I am glad by this means to be able to pay my quota again, realizing that if all, or even a large portion, of our dear people would do even this well, the remaining amount would be more than made up. I trust this will be done, that we may be able to sing the jubilee song, and be ready for some of the other urgent and worthy calls, by the first of the new year.”