Notice to Canvassers by ARTHUR L. MANOUS

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Feb 13, 1908

Notice to Canvassers

By ARTHUR L. MANOUS

LET all who are thinking of entering the canvassing work in Georgia remember that they would do well to join us in our canvassers' institute in Atlanta, February 26 to March 11. See the articles in the REVIEW of January 23.

We are very much in need of one hundred good, consecrated canvassers who have a burden for the work here. We have a great deal of good city territory for our sisters, and an abundance of country territory for the brethren.

When it is remembered that Georgia is the largest State east of the Mississippi River, and that its population now reaches nearly 2,600,000, and that we have less than 200 Sabbath-keepers in the State, and only three or four canvassers, I am sure that our needs will be apparent to all.

Let all who expect to be at the institute notify Elder Geo. W. Wells, 77 Beecher St., Atlanta, Ga., or the writer, at 602 Capitol Ave., Atlanta, Ga. ARTHUR L. MANOUS, Field Agent.