Support the Orphans’ Home
By Editor
Elder D. T. Shireman, of Toluca, N. C., writes under date of September 3 as follows: "I thought I would say a few words to you through the pen. As I am getting old and useless for work any more, I thought perhaps I could visit cities and towns and sell periodicals and thus help sustain our home work. I can not sit down and do nothing, so I hope inside of two months to begin in the towns near home and go as the way opens. I must do something to keep the Home going, as I can not think of scattering the children. I think there might be some who would send us some papers, and pay for a small club of the Signs for the benefit of our Orphans' Home, and I could have them addressed to the town or city where I would sell. Our Home will be more than full, and if the way opens, we will put up another building, as so many are applying to come." Most of our workers are acquainted with the work Elder D. T. Shireman has done in establishing schools for the colored people in North Carolina. This letter appeals to us, and we believe there are some who will be glad to order Brother Shireman a good club of the Signs of the Times monthly for him to sell to help support the Home which he has established. Send remittance direct to the Signs of the Times, Cooperation Corner, and it will be applied in sending him papers which he can use to advantage. Signs of the Times
Mountain View, Cal.