p. 24 | News of Sister White and Mrs. Lewis by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 6, 1915

News of Sister White and Mrs. Lewis

By Editor

UNDER date of April 23 Elder W. C. White reports that the condition of his mother, Sister E. G. White, continues about the same as for the past few weeks. He says: “Sometimes mother is very feeble, and we think she cannot live but a few days. Then she revives again, and it seems today that the prospect of her continuing for some time is as good as it was three weeks ago. Still we must admit that week by week she shows much less strength. We thank the Lord that he has prolonged her days, that she suffers but little, and that she has the comfort of the Holy Spirit.”

We announce with sadness the death of Mrs. C. C. Lewis, which occurred at Takoma Park, D. C., April 22. Sister Lewis was known personally to many of our readers through her long years of prominent service in connection with our educational institutions, and the last year all our readers became acquainted with her as editor of the Home department of the REVIEW. An appropriate sketch of her life experiences will appear in the Home department next week.