p. 16 | Change of Field by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, Cal. · Jul 4, 1906

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 32, No. 26.

Change of Field.

By Editor

Before this paper reaches its readers the SIGNS OF THE TIMES will have lost one of its valuable helpers. Mr. Charles M. Snow leaves our editorial staff to take a position on the editorial staff of the Review and Herald at Washington, D. C. In 1901 Brother Snow became one of the editors of the SIGNS OF THE TIMES. He connected with the office in 1892, as a member of our office force, acting as stenographer and assisting in editorial work. We can truly say that we do not wish to lose him. He has been an efficient co-worker, as he is an earnest Christian, an agreeable companion, a loyal brother, and whole-souled gentleman. He goes to a field of greater opportunity in some respects. It is at the headquarters of our work and at the capital of the nation, the center of the arena, where men struggle and grow. We wish him noble success in his future field, constant growth in his work, and health and blessing, both here and hereafter. Mrs. Snow was for many years connected with the office, serving as one of our most efficient proof-readers.

A pleasant occasion to afford his fellow-workers in office and church to bid God-speed to himself and family was held in the office chapel (the only place sufficiently commodious), on the evening of June 23, on which occasion, as a token of regard, was presented to Brother Snow an American Standard Revised Version Bible.