Thirtieth Meeting by O. A. Olsen; W. A. Spicer

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jun 8, 1905

Thirtieth Meeting

By O. A. Olsen; W. A. Spicer

THE thirtieth meeting was called for a brief session at 5 P. M., May 28, O. A. Olsen in the chair, the regular afternoon hour having been occupied by Sister White. In closing her remarks, she spoke of the work among the colored people in the South, and an offering of one hundred and twenty-eight dollars for the Southern Missionary Society was made by the congregation. J. E. White also spoke of the society’s work.

At the opening of the conference, W. D. Curtis led in prayer.

The report for the British Union Conference, not quite finished at the last adjournment, was completed.

The chair then called upon P. A. Hansen, to present the report of the Scandinavian Union Conference, which occupied the meeting to the time of adjournment.

Adjourned.

O. A. OLSEN, Chairman, W. A. SPICER, Secretary.