The Harvest Ingathering “Signs” by T. E. Bowen

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 13, 1911

The Harvest Ingathering “Signs”

By T. E. Bowen

We have received a proof, in miniature, of the first page of the Harvest Ingathering Signs. It represents a harvest scene, with the Saviour sending reapers into the ripened grain at about the eleventh hour of the day. The importance of earnest work is emphasized by a threatening storm-cloud approaching. It is a very appropriate and impressive design.

The articles of this special number are being arranged for publication, the artists are grouping the illustrations, and soon the presses will be kept busy over at the Signs office printing the large number of papers that will be required to supply all our brethren and sisters with another missions special for earnest work with friends and neighbors.

All orders for the Harvest Ingathering Signs should be sent to the Pacific Press, the conference ordering in ample time for all supplies to be sent them early. Brother C. H. Jones writes that one conference, which has already ordered twenty thousand copies, states that even more papers will likely be needed.

Letters from conference presidents and from secretaries indicate that there will be a lively interest in the Harvest Ingathering campaign this year. We hope each conference will be sure to send in its first estimated order (making it large enough) during July, that the friends at the Pacific Press may have some idea as to the number of papers they will be required to prepare. Let us all plan to make this, our fourth campaign year, the best of all in our efforts for missions.

T. E. BOWEN, Asst. Sec. Gen. Conf.