OUR SOUTHERN WORK by N. W. Allee

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 13, 1900

OUR SOUTHERN WORK.

By N. W. Allee

To our brethren of the Southern field, and all others who are interested in the work here, we wish to say that Elder S. N. Haskell will have published in the Southern Review his lessons on the three messages of Revelation 14, as presented in his morning talks at our recent District Conference at Graysville, Tenn. These lessons need no commendation from us, as all who heard them can testify of their value in making plain the foundation principles of the work of the people of God for this time. Sister Haskell will also furnish a series of lessons on Bible study. We know our brethren and sisters will be glad for these lessons, as they were a real feast during the Conference. Every one interested in the Bible work, as indeed all others, will desire these helpful studies.

In addition to these, Sister Irving Keck, of Florida, is furnishing a series of lessons on healthful cookery, especially adapted to the conditions of the Southern housekeeper, giving directions how to prepare in a healthful manner the products of the South.

We are expecting active work in this field the coming season. Several more camp-meetings than were held last year are being planned for this year, as well as more aggressive work in all the message. Reports of the progress of the work in this field, and other information, will be published in the Southern Review. Many more people should read the paper; and this will be so, if our friends will aid in securing subscriptions.

The Southern Review is published in the interests of the message in the Southern field. It is an eight-page paper issued every two weeks, at 243 South Boulevard, Atlanta, Ga., at thirty-five cents a year. Those desiring the lessons of Brother and Sister Haskell and Sister Keck, also the general information concerning the work of the South, will please send in their orders, as above. N. W. ALLEE.