Co-operation Corner

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · May 6, 1913

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 40, No. 18.

Co-operation Corner

Special Call No. 1 — California

One earnest worker, who is located in a large new irrigating tract where people are coming in from all directions, is anxious for a club of thirty or forty copies of this paper to use in missionary work. A club of forty copies for three months would cost $12.00. Will not some of our California brethren furnish this at once? If you can not give the full amount, you are invited to contribute a portion of it. In your response, be sure and say what the money is for.

Special Call No. 2 — Nebraska

One of our ministers expects to commence a tent effort soon in a thriving Nebraska community, and desires a club of twenty-five or thirty copies of the SIGNS for six months. A club of thirty copies for six months would cost $18.00. This is an opportunity for some of our Nebraska readers to contribute to this missionary enterprise. In responding to this call, kindly mention the number of the special call you wish your contribution to apply on.

Special Call No. 3 — Tennessee

One of our missionary workers in the hills of Tennessee desires a club of twenty-five copies of the SIGNS weekly indefinitely. She says: “Another sister has begun to keep the Sabbath, and two more are thoroughly convinced but hesitate to step out. I realize the help that a club of SIGNS would be, but we who are working among the hills of Tennessee can not always get hold of cash for such things.”

Let’s have a good, hearty response from our readers for this call.