p. 21 | The Medical Missionary Council

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 6, 1907

The Medical Missionary Council

The prospect for a large attendance at this meeting grows more encouraging each day. Fifteen superintendents of sanitariums have been heard from who are planning to be present; and many other physicians, medical secretaries of local conferences, and nurses, have written their intention to attend.

We have just received word that the brethren who have been attending the European meeting will reach home in time to attend this council.

All who are interested in the medical work of our denomination recognize the importance of this meeting, and are encouraging the physicians and nurses to be present. Nearly every one who has been assigned a subject for the occasion has promised to furnish the article. The subjects are generally acknowledged to be such as are of the utmost importance to our work as medical missionaries, and a live interest is manifested in them.

Probably the best way for our medical secretaries and nurses from a distance, who do not attend the meeting of the American Medical Association at Atlantic City, to get to this meeting would be to secure a ticket to the Jamestown Exposition, and come from there to Washington on Thursday or Friday, June 6 or 7. Stop-over privileges at Washington are granted on many roads on tickets to Jamestown.

THE COMMITTEE.