Winter Canvassing in South Carolina by T. H. Jeys

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 23, 1909

Winter Canvassing in South Carolina

By T. H. Jeys

WITH much interest I have been noting the campaign looking toward a more constant effort the year round by our canvassers. I am sure it is a step in all of the right direction.

“But I can’t stand the cold weather; I must care for my health,” some will say. I have an answer for that. Come to South Carolina, where you can canvass the year round without mittens or overcoat,—where the winters are not so cold and long. The summers are warm, to be sure, but not unbearable; and the nights are mostly cool, even in midsummer. The people are kind-hearted, and will buy books if some one will offer them for sale with appropriate zeal and earnestness.

The hours spent and orders taken in this Southland compare favorably with the record of any other section. When earnest effort is made, it meets its reward. Come to South Carolina to canvass. H. B. Gallion, of Anderson, S. C., is our State agent. He will gladly give you any information desired. Come and help us in this great needy field.

T. H. JEYS, President S. C. Conf.