North Carolina Canvassers' Institute by T. H. Jeys

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 14, 1907

North Carolina Canvassers' Institute

By T. H. Jeys

BEGINNING Dec. 17 and closing Jan. 13, 1908, there will be held a canvassers' institute at Hildebran, N. C. All who will canvass in North Carolina three months or more will be boarded free of charge. Our State agent, Brother H. G. Miller, of Gastonia, N. C., will be in charge. There will be efficient help, and it is confidently expected that we shall have the best institute ever held in North Carolina, and, as some of our old canvassers know, that is saying much. All who plan to attend should correspond with Brother Miller soon, that he may know how many to plan for. The canvassing work is onward in our field. Last year our book sales more than doubled the record of the previous year. This year we hope to double the figures again. The field is open and ripe. There are over thirty counties where no recorded work has ever been done. People willingly, gladly, yes, eagerly, buy our books when opportunity is given. Who will come to this institute, get a brief preparation, and go out into the overripe harvest? All interested should correspond with our State agent, Brother H. G. Miller, Gastonia, N. C.

T. H. Jeys, Pres. N. C. Conf.