Pledges to the Missionary Acre Fund
ARCHER, FLA., March 7, 1902. DEAR BROTHER MAGAN: Your appeal in the REVIEW AND HERALD of March 4, appeals to me, and I want to pay for a brick or two to go in the building of “the holy house,” and thank God for the privilege. I am thankful for the Saviour’s words regarding the widow’s mite. I have had planted on shares half an acre of Irish potatoes, the proceeds of half to go to the Missionary Acre Fund. Later on I expect to have some sweet potatoes planted, which I will dedicate to the same cause. E. E. COULSON. COALGATE, I. T., March 11, 1902. DEAR BROTHER MAGAN: I, being a farmer, and being blessed of the Lord, desire to pledge to the Missionary Acre Fund four acres,—two of oats already sown, and two of cotton yet to be planted. Sincerely, F. T. WILSON.