Arizona

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Jun 22, 1905

The third annual conference of Seventh-day Adventists of Arizona was held at Phoenix, April 4-9.

What seemed a most favorable happening was the good weather, which changed to heavy raining after the meetings were closed.

The attendance was smaller than was expected a few weeks before the meetings began, but a spirit of courage was seen throughout.

Financially the conference has made advancement during the year, the amount of tithe being $1,705.65, or about three hundred dollars more than for the previous year.

The Medical Missionary and Benevolent Association, of which the active institution is the Arizona Sanitarium, has been enjoying a measure of prosperity, and is gradually reducing its indebtedness. Plans are now being laid for a broadening of this line of work.

The officers chosen were: President, C. E. Knight; secretary, Mrs. M. T. Poston; treasurer, Arizona Sanitarium.

Executive Committee: C. E. Knight, J. E. Bond, M. Serna, H. A. Dow, and a member to be supplied.

Medical Missionary Board: C. E. Knight, E. C. Bond, A. J. Netherington, M. T. Poston, Ellen Johnson, H. A. Dow, Eugene Brown.

Trustees of Arizona Corporation of Seventh-day Adventists: C. E. Knight, E. C. Bond, Eugene A. Brown, M. Serna, H. A. Dow.

Credentials were granted to C. E. Knight, J. E. Bond, M. Serna.

Ministerial License: Walter G. Bond, B. F. Gowdy, Mrs. J. E. Bond.

Missionary License: Dr. E. C. Bond, Alejandro DeYbarra, M. T. Poston, Augusta DeAngeles.—Pacific Union Recorder.