Georgia by Arthur L. Manous

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 30, 1907

Georgia

By Arthur L. Manous

ATLANTA.—After laboring in Dalton for some time, and having the pleasure of seeing eight or nine souls begin to keep all the commandments of God, directly or indirectly under my labors, I located just outside of Atlanta proper, on one of the city car lines. This situation makes it very convenient for me to do Bible work in this large and thriving city of the South.

I wish to extend thanks to those who have kindly sent me literature while at Dalton, and also now to extend to all the opportunity to assist the work here by donations of good Seventh-day Adventist literature, post-paid. I can use a little in various languages.

Another way whereby some may help in the work here is this: If any of our brethren and sisters have relatives or friends in this city who are interested in present truth, or who might become so, and would be pleased to have me visit them, let such write me, giving as much information as they may deem necessary, and I shall be pleased to call on those whom they wish me to visit. In such cases, let earnest prayer be offered for those on whom I am to call, and for me, that I may have much of God's wisdom and Spirit to guide me in his work.

My post-office address is Decatur, Ga., R. F. D. 3. ARTHUR L. MANOUS.