New Editor of the Youth's Instructor

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Review and Herald Publishing Assn. · Washington, D. C. · Jan 7, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 1.

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New Editor of the Youth's Instructor

AFTER five years of faithful and acceptable service as editor of the Youth's Instructor, Miss Adelaide Bee Cooper has resigned that position, and her resignation has been reluctantly accepted. Under Miss Cooper's direction the Instructor has been true to its name—a safe instructor of the youth, filled with matter which is wholesome, helpful, and inspiring. The influence of this work has been felt in many hearts and homes. By joint action of the General Conference Committee and the trustees of the Review and Herald Publishing Association, Miss Fannie M. Dickerson has been chosen to succeed Miss Cooper as editor of the Instructor. Miss Dickerson is already quite well known to many of our families, especially in the East, as a teacher of young people, and her work at the South Lancaster Academy has been very highly esteemed. The new editor brings to her work such ability and experience as warrant the confidence that the high standard of the paper will be maintained.