Wanted for Missionary Work
Mrs. N. L. Liebman, 2131 Gould Street, Dallas, Texas: a supply of denominational literature. Mr. T. Godfrey, 617 Pine Street, Olympia, Washington: clean copies of our different periodicals. Edwin A. Strome, Sedgewick, Alberta, Canada: a continuous supply of SIGNS OF THE TIMES, both weekly and monthly, Watchman, Liberty, and other denominational literature. Ellen Chunas, 917 Lincoln Avenue, Detroit, Minnesota: copies of SIGNS weekly and monthly, Watchman, Liberty, Protestant, Life Boat, Youth's Instructor. Mrs. Will Price, 203 E. Hamtramck Street, Mount Vernon, Ohio: a continuous supply of denominational literature. O. E. Jones, 215 W. Tenth Street, Tropico, California: a continuous supply of SIGNS OF THE TIMES weekly and magazine, Watchman, Instructor, Life and Health, and tracts, for missionary work. Lloyd Ingram, Route 5, Hickory, North Carolina: a continuous supply of papers, tracts, and magazines. Mrs. A. F. Homblin, Lake Arthur, Louisiana: a continuous supply of SIGNS weekly and monthly, Youth's Instructor, Watchman, War Extras, Little Friend, and tracts. Ernest Giles, Scott Hotel, Puyallup, Washington: back numbers of SIGNS weekly and monthly, for free distribution. Mrs. M. V. Boyd, San Antonio, Texas: a supply of Signs Magazine, SIGNS weekly, tracts, and any denominational literature. Mrs. Etta Schroeder, 6105 Old Manchester Road, St. Louis, Missouri: clean copies of denominational literature for free distribution.