Unworked Territory in South Carolina by C. F. Dart

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 25, 1907

Unworked Territory in South Carolina

By C. F. Dart

MANY have written to me, asking if there is any territory in the State that has not been canvassed. I will say, Yes; there are forty-one large counties in South Carolina, and below is a list of the unworked territory for the following-named books:— “Great Controversy,” 41 counties; “Patriarchs and Prophets,” 41 counties; “Desire of Ages,” 41 counties; “Story of Daniel,” 41 counties; “Story of Seer of Patmos,” 41 counties; “Daniel and the Revelation,” 41 counties; “Coming King,” 37 counties; all health books, 41 counties, and there are practically forty-one counties for all other books.

About half these counties will require two persons each a year to canvass them thoroughly. To any one desiring to come here, I can give any county in the State for almost any book desired. Who will come and help us in this needy field? There is plenty of room for all kinds of work except office work.

We have nothing in the medical line in the entire State. The only doctor in my home town, Campobello, just died. He had a large practise. Possibly this may be a good opening for one of our doctors who wishes a location to build up a practise. The writer's address is Chester, S. C. C. F. DART.