Special Mention by Mrs. G. A. Irwin

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 19, 1916

Special Mention

By Mrs. G. A. Irwin

The Los' Angeles Hospital

THE time is drawing near for the collection for the hospital. I am sure almost every one has heard of The Ellen G. White Memorial Hospital that our sisters have asked to have a part in.

Now that the fourteenth of October is the day set apart for every one to help, let not one of the sisters be wanting, old or young; all should be able to give something.

I think of the great general who, on the eve of a great battle, said, ‘England expects every man to do his duty.’ The Lord expects every woman in the Seventh-day Adventist ranks to do all she can to help put up this building for the care of the poor and afflicted, where they may be given the last message of mercy. A great many may never hear of this message in any other way. Come, sisters, shall we not put our shoulders to the wheel and lift all we can? Let us sit down and commune with ourselves, and say, ‘Heart, how much shall I give?’ MRS. G. A. IRWIN.