HOW TO GET THE PLANS AND READINGS FOR THE CONVENTION
By Editor
There will be four readings for the first Convention, together with suggestions concerning the meeting itself. The readings will be as follows:— "A CALL TO SERVICE," Mrs. E. G. White "CONTINUANCE IN WELL DOING," A. G. Daniells "BEST WAYS OF USING PERIODICALS AND TRACTS," Various Writers "OUR YOUNG PEOPLE, THEIR PRIVILEGES AND RESPONSIBILITIES," M. E. Kern These will all appear in the Review. In view of this, and the other valuable matter contained in this paper, it was also recommended that "Librarians, Church Elders and Conference Laborers seek to place it in the home of every Sabbath-keeper." Is your Church ready for this Convention? The members of each Church should plan at once for this meeting, arrange for different readers and speakers, and encourage every one to take some part. "A SPECIFIC PLACE IN THIS MOVEMENT"
If this mighty Missionary Campaign is to be what its name implies, every one of our people must have an opportunity of sharing in its responsibilities, hence the Recommendation, which has already been quoted, to the effect that a specific place in this movement be given to every man, woman and child among us. To give definite assistance in this direction, the following recommendation was passed concerning MISSIONARY CAMPAIGN SUPPLIES
"That the periodicals to be given particular prominence be the Third Angel's Message Series of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES, the special signs number of the Southern Watchman and such special issues of Life and Health and our foreign papers as may be announced later." THIRD ANGEL'S MESSAGE SERIES OF "THE SIGNS OF THE TIMES"
As noted above, the great Third Angel's Message Series of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES, which was described last week, heads this list. In brief, this is a four-section special number of the SIGNS, each with cover, containing pointed articles on the Third Angel's Message. It will appear on the following dates,—November 2, 16, 23, and 30. Each reader of this series should have the opportunity of studying each section, therefore, all orders must be for complete sets. From one to four sets of four papers each . . . . . . . . . . . 20 cents a set
Five or more sets to single addresses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 " " "
Five to twenty sets to one address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 " " "
Twenty-five or more sets to one address . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 " " " In a letter just received from Geo. W. Pettit, Missionary Secretary of Western Oregon Conference, the following statement appears:— "In our Conference Committee meeting, held last night, the following recommendation was passed:—
"That the Western Oregon Conference take five thousand (5,000) sets of the Third Angel's Message Series of the SIGNS." "I believe it is just the thing and just the right time of year. Think I can use a hundred sets."
W. H. LOOSE. "I believe this series will be the best thing for missionary workers ever published. I can use fifty or more sets."
F. A. SLATE. "Believe it is a good plan, and think I can use fifty sets."
J. K. FEATHER. "The plan is all right. If there ever was a time when the Third Angel's Message should be sounded, it is now. Hope we can use a hundred sets."
TINA ADAMS. "I believe the series of four special SIGNS will meet with universal favor."
ALBERT YAZELL. "The plan is a practical one. Can use twenty-five sets."
SIMON STOELTING. "Publications on the Third Angel's Message can not be too many or too often. Can use seventy-five sets."
CHAS. G. BERGLIN.