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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 3, 1911

More Full-Time Records

By N. Z. T.

BROTHER W. P. DAYTON, field agent of the North California Conference, writes very encouragingly concerning the progress of the book work in his conference. When California was divided, that conference was left without a canvasser, but now they have about fifteen. Concerning these workers, Brother Dayton says:—

“It is good to see the way our canvassers are getting hold of the full-time plan. Some have resolved to make their time average forty hours a week all through the summer. The results will please them, I am sure. We are planning for a big week beginning July 9, in which every worker plans to put in forty hours during the week. When the canvassers see the results of full time, I know they will want to keep it up.”

The efforts being put forth by the leaders in this work to have every canvasser work at least forty hours a week, are producing good results. Let the good work go on. N. Z. T.