Heart and Missionary Department

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 10, 1872

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 40, No. 13.

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Heart and Missionary Department.

Missionary and Tract Society of Mich.

FIRST SESSION.

Sept. 6, 1872, a meeting was called to appoint a Nominating Committee for the election of officers for the coming year.
On motion, it was voted that the President be empowered to appoint a Nominating Committee.
I. D. Van Horn, John Byington, and S. H. King, were appointed.
Meeting adjourned to Sunday, at 5 P. M.

SECOND SESSION.

Sept. 8. On motion, the reading of the minutes of last meeting was dispensed with.
Report of Nominating Committee was then called for. Eld. Van Horn gave the following report: For President, E. H. Root, Vice President, S. H. King, Secretary, J. E. White, Treasurer, Addie Merriam, Directors: District No. 1, Wm. Covert, “  “  “ 2, Wm. Carpenter, “  “  “ 3, S. D. Salisbury, “  “  “ 4, J. F. Carman, “  “  “ 5, N. N. Lunt, “  “  “ 6, H. S. Lay, “  “  “ 7, Charles Buck, “  “  “ 8, J. Fargo, “  “  “ 9, S. Phippeny, “  “  “ 10, J. McGregor, “  “  “ 11, J. L. Miller, “  “  “ 12, Wm. Potter, “  “  “ 13, Alex. Carpenter.
By separate vote, the above officers were declared unanimously elected.
The Secretary's report was then called for, which showed labor performed as follows:— Number of families visited, 576. Number of members, 727. Money received for memberships, $708.90 By Donation, 85.94 From book sales, 15.21 Total amount of money received, 810.05 Number of new subscribers received for REVIEW, 5. Advent Tidende, 6. Youth's Instructor, 64. Health Reformer, 409.
Number of pages of tracts and pamphlets given away, 133,413. Number of pages of books loaned 28,673.
On motion, the Secretary's report was accepted.
The Treasurer's report was then called for, which showed that the Society had bought books to the amount of, $505.68 Sent to the Office, 602.24 Leaving in the Treasury, 96.56
On motion, the Treasurer's report was accepted.
Meeting adjourned to the call of the Chair.

DIRECTOR'S MEETING.

At a meeting of the directors, it was decided for the working year to commence with September in each district alike, thus making the quarters commence and end at the same time in all the districts.
It was also decided that the President or Vice-president should, so far as possible, meet with each district in the State once each quarter, and they would recommend that the quarterly meeting for the churches in each district be held in connection with the Tract Society Meeting.
That the President might attend the quarterly meetings according to numbering of the districts without extra traveling, it was decided to change the numbering of districts four and five.
The district including Potterville, Charlotte, Oneida, and Jackson, will be hereafter known as District No. 4, while Parkville, Colon, Burlington, Battle Creek, Newton, and Convis, will be known as District No. 5.
E. H. ROOT, President.
J. E. WHITE, Secretary.