Elder Horton Enters Evangelistic Work by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park, Washington, D. C. · Aug 22, 1912

Elder Horton Enters Evangelistic Work

By Editor

ELDER S. B. HORTON, who for the last year and three months has been connected with the Religious Liberty Department of the General Conference as assistant secretary, left Washington with his wife a few days ago to take up church and evangelistic work in Grand Rapids, Mich. Brother Horton's years of association with congressmen while an employee of the government, have been of great advantage to him and to the religious liberty work, not only in Washington, but in the general field. He has done good work in behalf of the religious liberty cause in his work as assistant secretary of the department. His efforts have been greatly appreciated. Previous to Brother and Sister Horton's departure for Grand Rapids, their friends tendered them a farewell reception, at which a very interesting program was rendered. We trust that the blessing of the Lord will attend Brother Horton's ministrations in the field to which he has been called.

C. M. SNOW, of our editorial staff, is attending a convention of the American Federation of Catholic Societies in Louisville, Ky., this week, and I. A. Ford has left the office to attend the camp-meeting in Ohio. Dr. H. C. Menkel of the Foreign Mission Seminary, is also attending the Ohio camp-meeting.