Work for Earnest Young People by S. N. Curtiss

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 10, 1911

Work for Earnest Young People

By S. N. Curtiss

From time to time we have an opening in some department of the office for a young man or a young woman. Usually these openings are in the manufacturing departments, where opportunity is given to learn a useful trade.

But we want the right kind of young people for these positions. We need young people who are active members of some Seventh-day Adventist church, who have a heart interest in the work of the Lord, and are “of good repute” at home; young people who have a good education, are bright, strong, of good health, not afraid of hard work, not grumblers. We should be glad to have a “waiting list” of a dozen or more young men and women of this kind, from whom we may draw when occasion requires. No one under sixteen should apply, and we prefer those who are eighteen or more.

On receipt of request, an application blank will be mailed. Address Manager Review and Herald Publishing Association, Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.

S. N. CURTISS.