This is a part of the Ellen G. White Estate Branch Office Document File. This file may contain a wide variety of materials such as manuscripts, correspondence, official or unofficial statements, newspaper or magazine clippings, research papers, small publications, bibliographic information, summary of research, or portions of published or unpublished ... and 1. How the denomination was saved from pantheism / A. G. Daniells (statement, 1935) -- 2. How the Spirit of Prophecy met a crisis: memories and notes of the "Living Temple" controversy / W. A. Spicer (1938) -- 3. See also referral note
Written beneath the picture: "Elder and Mrs. A. G. Daniells; Mary and Arthur Daniells were married in 1876. They were workers together for fifty-nine years, until Elder Daniells's death in 1935. As a young couple they worked with Elder and Mrs. White in Texas during the winter of 1878-9, Mary ...
This photograph was taken at the Biennial Council of the Malaysian Mission Field, which was held February 21-26, 1915, at the Seventh-day Adventist Church Mission building, 400 Serangoon Road, Singapore. The photograph was likely taken on February 21, 1915, since the Asia Division president left the meetings the next day ..., Pictured left to right:
[Front Row] John S. Yates -- Roy P. Montgomery -- Roy Mershon -- Arthur G. Daniells -- F.A. Detamore -- George A. Thompson -- Kay M. Adams -- Petra Tunheim -- Roscoe C. Porter. [Middle Row] Ida Yates -- Nellie Montgomery -- Myrtle Mershon -- Mary ..., and While some people pictured here are not identified, we know that the following individuals were present at the meeting according to the report written by A. G. Daniells (see Review & Herald vol. 92, June 3, 1915 or the 1915 Seventh-day Adventist Yearbook): Brother A. R. Duckworth, Missionary Licentiate, Federated ...