OUR WORK AND WORKERS by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Feb 20, 1907

OUR WORK AND WORKERS.

By Editor

Two sisters have accepted the truth in Atlantic City, N. J., and united with the church at that place.

At Hampton, Iowa, two were recently added to the church, one thru an interest awakened by Sabbath-school work.

The East Michigan Banner of January 30 was called the "Adelphian Academy Souvenir Edition," and was devoted entirely to the interests of the school at Holly, Mich. The contents of the paper and the work done upon it represent student thought and labor. The academy has been conducted two years, and good work has been done.

A young man from Union College, H. A. Peebles, who has charge of a printing office at Laceiba, Spanish Honduras, writes as follows: "During a little rest from the printing, I have been canvassing with good success. Four days in Parvenir gave me one hundred dollars; about five days here in Laceiba, between ninety-five and one hundred dollars; and eight days spent on mule-back, up and down the coast, one hundred and thirty-five dollars. The book sales are about equally divided between Spanish and English."