p. 24 | A Fund for the South by I. H. Evans

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Aug 17, 1905

A Fund for the South

By I. H. Evans

THE readers of the REVIEW have already learned that the amount needed for the Nashville church has been met by sending for this purpose five thousand dollars of the overflow of the One Hundred Thousand Dollar Fund.

The question naturally arises, “What about the donations already sent in for the Nashville church building?” The amount required being now in the hands of the brethren at Nashville, all can see that the special donations already sent are not needed for this purpose.

It has been proposed that we take these offerings for the Nashville church building, and start a fund known as the “Southern Fund,” allowing this fund to run through the columns of the REVIEW AND HERALD, until a good sum has been raised for the work in the South.

Any one can recall his donation made to the Nashville Church Fund if he sees fit. If not, it will be transferred to the Southern Fund, to be used by the Southern Union Conference as they deem best.

Amount previously reported ....$100 50 Jas. L. Pauley ................ 50 Frank D. Starr ................ 25 00 Mrs. A. H. Robinson, Treas.... 1 00 West Michigan Conference...... 8 90 Mrs. M. M. Ames ............... 25 Annie L. Good ................. 5 00 Mrs. L. Hyatt ................. 1 00 O. M. Carmony ................. 1 00 Total ..........................$143 15 I. H. EVANS.