Notice to Traveling Missionaries and Visitors to New Orleans by S. B. Horton

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 11, 1907

Notice to Traveling Missionaries and Visitors to New Orleans

By S. B. Horton

For at least six years it has been our privilege to assist in various ways—in obtaining transportation rates, etc.—our brethren and sisters who have passed through New Orleans to and from their fields of labor. We are glad to continue this work, and wish to call attention to some points which should be borne in mind:—

1. Our Southern Union and State conferences have conjointly established suitable headquarters in New Orleans, our new address being 810 Jackson Avenue, a locality easily accessible to railroad and steamship business.

2. Persons desiring to stop over in New Orleans for transportation rates, etc., will facilitate matters by writing me as far in advance of their coming as possible, giving date of probable arrival, name of railroad or steamer upon which they will come, and full information as to what is desired.

3. In writing or telegraphing, address the undersigned at 810 Jackson Ave., New Orleans, and prompt attention will be given by our office.

S. B. HORTON.