CO-OPERATION CORNER by Mrs. C. Willeford

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Mar 25, 1903

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 29, No. 12.

CO-OPERATION CORNER.

By Mrs. C. Willeford

A Call for “Signs.”

Publishers of SIGNS OF THE TIMES,

Oakland, Cal.,

Dear Friends: I desire to ask the readers of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES who have more money than prisoners have, that they will assist with their means to help us furnish the SIGNS at the Federal Prison. I have been carrying a few out there and have received a call for more SIGNS.

I think there are about one thousand prisoners in Atlanta. Many of the men are in for a long time, and the warden told me that they wanted to help the men to better their condition, so they would be better men when they came out.

I am a poor woman and have to work for my living, but I thought perhaps you would be interested in the work here, and if some one who is interested in this work that has means could supply some to pay for literature, I could use about twenty-five copies of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES to begin with.

Hoping this may meet with success because it is the Lord’s work, I remain,

Yours very truly,

MRS. C. WILLEFORD,

Atlanta, Ga.

N. B.—Twenty-five copies of the SIGNS for the coming three months will cost but $5.65. Any who would like to assist in furnishing these papers may send donations to the Publishers, SIGNS OF THE TIMES, Oakland, Cal., and the papers will be promptly forwarded.