To the S. B. Treasurers of Mo.
By Wm. Evans
The first of July closes the second quarter of 1876. Before you see this, that time will have passed. If you have not already received the Systematic Benevolence for the past quarter, and forwarded it to the treasurer and a report of the same to the secretary, I would call your attention to your duty in that matter. I would also suggest that all persons sending money to the treasurer do so either by draft, post-office order, or registered letter; the last way is perhaps the best, as the person sending gets a receipt by which he knows if the letter is received. I would also insist that all money sent to the treasurer be reported to the Conference secretary. It can be done easily by postal card, and it assists very much in preventing mistakes. Remember that J. A. O’Bryan, Holden, Johnson Co., is treasurer, and D. C. Hunter, Nevada, Vernon Co., is secretary.