NORTH CAROLINA by C. O. Taylor

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 28, 1879

NORTH CAROLINA.

By C. O. Taylor

Boone, Watauga Co., July 10.—While I have been in this part of the State, I have labored some in Wilkes, Caldwell, and Watauga counties. Through the courtesy of a first-day Adventist minister, I have spoken to several congregations of that order. I think some of them see that they have not the whole truth. I have hopes that some of them will come to a better knowledge of God’s word. Several more have commenced keeping the Sabbath since I came to this county. I remain here one week more, then return to Reynolds, Ga., which will be my address for a short time. I shall visit Alabama the last of October. If those of our brethren who have tracts that are not in use will send them to Bro. L. P. Hodge, Boone, Watauga Co., N. C., they will be put to a good use. Bro. Hodge and Greggs are giving themselves wholly to the work of the Lord. They are publicly presenting the truth as they have opportunity. They are cautious, teachable men, such as God can use if they will remain so. Bro. H. has received several packages of papers. Brethren sending such packages should wrap them firmly with twine, if the paper is not firm.

C. O. TAYLOR.