Canvassers' Institute for Tennessee River Conference
By N. W. Allen
An institute for the benefit of the canvassers of our conference is appointed at Trezevant, Tenn., beginning March 1, 1904. For those who will engage in the canvassing work for a reasonable length of time, the traveling expense will be paid to the institute and to the field. Board in the homes of the brethren will be furnished at one dollar a week. The institute will continue four weeks. The only expense to those who attend is the nominal price of board. Instruction in Bible study and the theory and practise of canvassing will be given by those of experience. We expect this to be a larger and more interesting convention of canvassers than any yet held in our conference. We have room and good territory for many more canvassers than are in the work. Those intending to attend are requested to write to Geo. W. Rich (canvassing agent), Trezevant, Tenn., or to the writer, at 1025 Jefferson St., Nashville, Tenn.
