Our Work and Workers by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, Cal. · Feb 24, 1909

Our Work and Workers.

By Editor

NINE members have been added to the church at Charleston, W. Va.

THE church at Addington, Okla., dedicated a new church building January 21, free from debt.

BROTHER ANDREW MEAD reports the addition of eight new members to the church at Feeley, Minn. Five of these were young people.

OUR workers in Mexico have our sincere sympathy in the loss of Brother A. A. Reinke, whose death occurred February 4, as the result of complications which followed typhoid fever.

THE sanitarium at the Mountain Rest Home at Mussoorie, India, has paid its way from the start, Brother H. J. Jewell writes. Regular evangelistic work is carried on by the workers, who are seeing souls accept the truth through their labors.

THE following officers were elected for the Southern New England Conference at a late meeting: President, C. H. Edwards; secretary and treasurer, O. M. Russell; religious liberty secretary, W. R. Andrews; field missionary agent, Charles Dyer.

THE convention of the Young People's Society for California Conference will be held at Lodi, February 24 to 27. This will be followed by one at San Fernando. These ought to be times of stirring interest and mighty uplift in the work of the young people.

A SPECIAL temperance number of our Danish paper, Evangeliets Sendebud, has been gotten out by the International Publishing Association, College View, Neb. It is an attractive number, well-written and illustrated, the cover being in colors. A wide circulation should be given the paper among Danish-speaking people.

A TEMPERANCE number of the Youth's Instructor is to be issued, bearing date of March 16. There will be twenty-four pages and cover. The subject will be treated in a pleasing, instructive style. Prices, single copy, 10 cents; 5 copies, 5 cents a copy; 25 copies, 4 cents; special rates in larger quantities. Address Youth's Instructor, Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.

THE annual meeting of the stockholders of the Pacific Press Publishing Company was held at the home office at Mountain View, Cal., January 25. Reports rendered show a good degree of prosperity, in spite of the financial depression and other hindrances. The new membership association took over the business of the old stock company, a change which is especially agreeable to all concerned. The following were elected as Board of Directors: H. W. Cottrell, M. C. Wilcox, C. H. Jones, H. H. Hall, H. G. Childs, A. O. Tait, B. R. Nordyke. A resolution was passed to amend the articles of incorporation and by-laws so as to provide for thirteen directors, one from each union conference district, and one from each California Conference, and the following were chosen as provisional directors: W. B. White, W. T. Knox, E. E. Andross, S. N. Haskell, R. A. Underwood, E. T. Russell. The Board organized as follows: President, H. W. Cottrell, vice-president and general manager, C. H. Jones; secretary and treasurer, H. G. Childs; auditor, J. J. Ireland.