Sanitarium Prosperity by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 18, 1911

Sanitarium Prosperity

By Editor

WE note with much pleasure the prosperity which is attending our various sanitariums. The institution at Boulder, Colo., which for years has been battling against adverse conditions, is showing marked signs of prosperity, according to a recent letter from Brother Charles E. Rice, its present manager. An excellent trade has been enjoyed during the last winter, and a large patronage is expected for the summer months. With the blessing of God attending the efforts of the workers, together with the united co-operation of the brethren in the central West, this institution should prove a strong factor in connection with the cause of truth in coming years. Similarly, the sanitarium at Washington, D. C., has enjoyed an excellent patronage during the last winter. A good degree of success has also attended the branch operated in the city of Washington. Tuesday evening, May 9, the Woman's Medical Society of the District of Columbia took dinner at the sanitarium, and expressed themselves as highly pleased with the institution and its appointments. May 25 the Northwest W. C. T. U. of Washington will hold their monthly meeting at the institution. This union meeting, together with general and district officers who will be present, will number something like two hundred. Such efforts to bring our sanitariums into direct touch with the leading people of the community in which they are located must prove of great advantage.