Our Little Friend’s New-Year’s Number

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 19, 1911

Our Little Friend’s New-Year’s Number

FOLLOWING the example set for it by some of its seniors, Our Little Friend issues a special Holiday number as its first issue for the new year. The beautiful cover design will make it especially attractive to its young readers, and the contents of the paper are such as to both interest and instruct. Following a hearty New-year's greeting from the editor, Kathrina B. Wilcox, is a description of New-year's day in Australia, by Ella May Robinson. “New-Year's One Hundred Years Ago,” is an interesting illustrated article telling of the ways and manners of our grandfathers. Uncle Ben continues his interesting Clover Field series. These, with the lessons for the primary and kindergarten divisions, and many interesting selections, poems, etc., make up an excellent and readable New-year's number. An earnest effort should be made during the present year to see that this helpful little journal is placed within the home of every child among Seventh-day Adventists. Every child is not only pleased but helped with the knowledge that he has a paper wholly his own. While we seek to furnish food for the older members of the household, let us not forget the needs of the little ones.