A Statement and Request by E. W. Webster

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 18, 1907

A Statement and Request

By E. W. Webster

ON account of poor health I have been obliged to leave my work in South Carolina and seek rest for a time.

After spending some months at the Graysville Sanitarium, we located on a farm in the hills of Tennessee for the summer.

I am slowly recovering from the effects of malaria and a nervous breakdown, and am gaining in strength; I hope soon to be able to have an active part again in the work I so dearly love.

There is still coming to me official matter and communications, also letters from private individuals, intended for the work in South Carolina. These I have to forward, thus causing delay and extra expense.

Will the officers of our various institutions, secretaries of the different departments of our work, and others who are interested in that field kindly send all matter or communications intended for the work in the South Carolina Mission field to Elder R. T. Nash, Campobello, S. C.? He is now in charge of the work there, and will attend to the interests of the cause he is asked to look after.

E. W. WEBSTER.

R. F. D. 2, Box 60½, Dayton, Tenn.