Notice ! by H. W. Cottrell

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Feb 4, 1904

Notice !

By H. W. Cottrell

THE members of the Medical Missionary Department of the Atlantic Union Conference are hereby called to assemble Feb. 5-8, 1904, at New York City; the place of meeting being Miller's Hall, in the Miller Building, corner Broadway and Sixty-fifth Street. The object of the meeting is to organize the committee, and formulate plans for aggressive work throughout the union conference during the year.

The following are some of the questions that should be considered : relation of Medical Department to the union conference, to the local conferences and their medical committees, and to institutions and enterprises in the Atlantic Union ; how to provide funds required by the department to carry forward its work ; literature, and how to secure it ; how to aid, by friendly co-operation, physicians and nurses who are carrying on independent, self-supporting work ; the most effective way to educate our churches in health principles, including simple treatments ; the establishment and management of city treatment rooms and hygienic restaurants ; the establishment and management of food factories and stores ; the financial question as related to each interest. Many other topics may be introduced by the different members of the committee.

The committee is composed of the following-named persons: Drs. C. C. Nicola, A. J. Read, A. R. Satterlee, Geo. A. Hare, E. H. M. Sell, Brother J. R. Scott, Elders M. D. Mattson and J. E. Jayne.

We trust every member of the committee will be present the entire period, and be prepared to do work with the different churches on Sabbath. The president of the General Conference will be in attendance.

The Greater New York Conference invited the council there, and will care for those in attendance. The first meeting will be at 10 A. M.

H. W. COTTRELL.