“Story of Joseph” Fund

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Jan 14, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 2.

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“Story of Joseph” Fund

A CALL was recently made through the REVIEW for donations to a fund to be used in printing, and binding the book, “Story of Joseph.” This book is being sold on the same plan that “Christ’s Object Lessons” is sold on. The plan is to create a fund that will pay the expenses of publishing this book, so that the total proceedsof the sales may go to build up the Brotherhood’s mission school work among the colored people of the South. The sum of five hundred and fifty dollars is needed to publish an edition, for which the paper has been already ordered. This is a small amount compared to what our people have done for “Christ’s Object Lessons,” according to the same plan. The following donations have been received up to December 28:—
J. F. Carman, $25; C. W. Smouse, $7.30; H. E. Brighouse, $5; Anna Nicholas, $5; M. E. Yergin, $4; H. S. Stewart, $2.50; Chas. Hatters, $2.05; Mrs. L. F. White, $1; Mrs. H. L. Gilbert, $1; Laura E. Ashton, $1; Mrs. Jane Sinclair, $1; A. D. Ladeau, $1; D. Dohse, $1; Mrs. E. Anderson, $1; V. Hardy, $1; Jno. A. Lauck, 80 cents; Mrs. M. Brand, 75 cents; Mrs. T. Heald, 75 cents; L. M. McNutt, 50 cents; Mrs. A. E. Joslin, 40 cents; Miss M. Severins, 25 cents; Annie Tucker, 25 cents; C. S. Twing, 25 cents; Chas. Hildreth, 25 cents; Mrs. L. E. Hull, 26 cents; T. A. Palin, 20 cents; Maria Waterbury, 20 cents; Mrs. Alice Lawson, 25 cents; Mrs. Jane Holford, 25 cents; total, $64.21.
SOUTHERN MISSIONARY SOCIETY.