A CIRCULATING LIBRARY

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · May 15, 1900

A CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

It may not be known by all the readers of this department that there is in the office of the Woman’s Gospel Work a small circulating library, which is for the benefit of those who are unable to purchase as many of our denominational books as they desire.

This library was started in the beginning of our work from a small donation made for that purpose. Below is a list of the volumes we have enrolled:—

Five volumes of the Testimonies, two of the “Abiding Spirit,” two of “Every-Day Dishes;” one of “Early Writings,” one of “Rise and Progress of Seventh-day Adventists,” one of “Science in the Kitchen,” one of “The Stomach.”

The plan is to send one volume to a sister as a loan, to be returned at the end of two weeks, unless special request is made for an extension of time. We wish this library to benefit just as many as possible, and shall be glad to hear from any who would like to read any of the books mentioned above.

We would also like to enlarge this library, but have no fund in hand for that purpose at present. If any would like to donate money for this purpose, we shall be glad to receive it, and will make it go as far as possible in the purchase of books, and to aid in the expense of mailing the books where it is not possible for the one receiving to pay transportation. Donations of books will also be thankfully received. Address communications to Mrs. G. A. Irwin, 271 W. Main St., Battle Creek, Mich.