Collection for Southern Colored Work
By Editor
THIS paper will reach a very large proportion of our readers before next Sabbath, the day appointed for the general collection in behalf of the work among the colored people of the South, and we take this final opportunity to call attention to this collection, and to urge that a generous offering should be made. The needs of the situation have been fully placed before our people so that they can make their donations with an actual and definite knowledge of the demands in the field. The reports from Brethren J. E. White and G. H. Baber, which appear in another part of this paper, tell of encouraging experiences in the work for the colored people, and show that good results attend efforts in their behalf. We hope the collection next Sabbath will be a large one.