The Natal-Transvaal Conference
By W. S. Hyatt
QUITE a large number of our people came together at Maritzburg, and the brethren and sisters very hospitably opened their homes and gave them a hearty welcome. The church at that place is largely composed of brethren who have accepted the message during the past season's tent effort. The meetings of the conference passed off pleasantly, a spirit of unity and harmony prevailing. Elder Edmed was chosen as the president of the conference, and Brother J. H. Camp was elected secretary and treasurer of the conference and tract society. He has some assistance in the office, which will enable him to spend some time in looking after the canvassing work also. The tract society has purchased the Echo office at Durban, and it is to be located in a convenient place in Printing Office Street, Maritzburg. They have a good stock of books, also a supply of health foods. The outlook for both these branches of the work is good. They have several good canvassers. We thank the Lord for the work they have done in placing our books in the hands of the people. There is a great interest in Natal on the subject of healthful living. Sister Webster has been doing good work among the people of Maritzburg, and the blessing of the Lord has attended her labors in a wonderful manner. They hope to have a doctor soon, to take charge of the medical work. We see many encouraging omens. The prospects are good for this little conference.