Meetings at Riverside Schoolhouse
By H. Clay Griffin
DELAWARE.—I began a series of meetings at Riverside schoolhouse, February 27, and although it has rained almost incessantly, and the roads have been very muddy, the congregations have been fair and the interest good. I am now in the midst of the Sabbath question. Three adults have begun the observance of the Sabbath, and quite a number are in the valley of decision. This is the first time these people ever heard the message, and they are hungry for the truth. I could use tracts on the Sabbath, and any of our books and papers, to good advantage, if sent prepaid to me at Delaware, Ark. Riverside is two miles from Delaware. I have three other calls in adjoining neighborhoods—all new territory. It does my soul good to go to the hungry people with the precious message; they appreciate it. I could use some German tracts and papers also.
H. CLAY GRIFFIN.