Missionary and Tract Society.
By James White
We regard the organization of the Missionary and Tract Society of the Michigan Conference, just perfected, an event of great importance to the cause in this State. Districting the State, and having thirteen directors beside the President, one in each district, gives each a quarterly meeting that shall have the labors of the President. While this secures the action of each district, and of every church in each district, it also secures uniformity of action, and the united effort of the entire State. Blanks for quarterly reports will be prepared immediately, and forwarded to the several directors, who will at once organize. It will be expected of the President that he will immediately enter upon his duties, as the present is the most favorable season to operate. There is no time to be lost. We will furnish specimen copies of our periodicals, envelopes with our printed address, blank reports, and all other documents of the like, free, and will furnish publications at one-third the published retail prices; and we expect in return, that all missionary work done in behalf of the Publishing Association will also be free. J. W.