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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 7, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 10.

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South Carolina

By W. H. Branson

SPARTANBURG.—Indications are that the Osborne Sunday bill, which was introduced in the House of Representatives of the State of South Carolina, will not be reached in this session. Since we first learned that this bill had been presented, we have been doing what we could to help the legislators to see the danger in this kind of legislation. Many friends have been made, and we feel sure that had the bill been taken up, it would have met with defeat.
Since time will be given in which to carry on a systematic campaign in the interests of religious liberty before the next session, it has been arranged by the conference committee for Brother A. H. Evers to visit the lawyers, magistrates, and judges of the State in the interests of this work, and endeavor to place “American State Papers” in their hands, as well as other literature on the subject. We are also desirous of securing the services of a good, live magazine agent who has a special burden for the sale of Liberty magazine. This would be a splendid field for this work for the next six months or a year.
The columns of some of the leading daily papers are open for matter on the subject, and they are publishing favorable reports of our work. W. H. BRANSON.