p. 30 | Notice for Missouri by D. U. Hale

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 12, 1908

Notice for Missouri

By D. U. Hale

PREPARATIONS are being made for our canvassers’ institute at Nevada, Mo. Brother Surber thinks he will be able to rent a vacant house, and the canvassers, by bringing bedding with them, will be able to make themselves quite comfortable. Each one who delivers two hundred dollars’ worth of books will have his car fare from his home to the institute and thence to his field of labor, with $1.50 a week while at the institute, refunded to him. It is the intention of the conference to make the institute of no expense to the canvasser who canvasses. All it will cost him is his time while there. The institute will be held from March 6 to 29. We would be glad if every one who intends to canvass in the State the coming summer would be at the first meeting and would stay until the last. The canvassing work is an important work, and we wish to see our canvassers go out filled with the Spirit of God, and with a power attending them that will not only sell the books, but will make such an impression upon the people that it will cause them to read the books. Further information may be had from W. F. Surber, or from the writer, at 1109 East Twelfth St., Kansas City, Mo.

D. U. HALE.