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South American Workers and Signs Circulation

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 23, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 47.

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South American Workers and Signs Circulation

ELDER F. L. PERRY, wife, and son of eight, after two years in the States, sailed from New York, Monday of this week, again to take up work in South America. Brother Perry will have charge of the work in Uruguay. Miss Cassie Wilson, of the Foreign Mission Seminary, a Bible worker, accompanies them to South America, her chosen field. Also on the same boat Elder Henry Meyer, wife, and three children leave for their field in Brazil. It is a source of encouragement that after the earnest and long-continued pleas from South America for additional help, these workers can respond. May the Lord bless their labors in this needy field.
FOLLOWING the distribution of the Missions number of the Signs of the Times weekly, let an effort be made to permanently increase the circulation of this excellent journal. Secure yearly or short-term subscriptions for the paper from your friends and neighbors.