SOUTHWESTERN UNION RECORD
HARVEST INGATHERING
Study Carefully These Figures Below.
OUR GOAL WAS $9,000.00: WE ONLY REACHED $3,675.83
REMEMBER . .
"THE GOALS FOR 1922
Conference, $9,000.00: Individual, $10.00: Service,- At least 10 hours.
SOME HAVE REACHED IT. HAVE YOU? BETTER HURRY!
church elders take this matter upon
their hearts, also the workers, and let
us do all we can to encourage many
of our brethren to enter the ranks.
For your encouragement we have
some good word to pass on to you.
"During the recent Fall Council an ac-
tion was taken to reduce the price on
some of books as follows:
Full leather reduced from $7.50 to
$6.00. : :
Half leather reduced from $6.00 to
$5.00. oo
+ Cloth to remain the same at $4.50.
These reductions apply only to four
books as here given:
wil think
Mem- Ave. No. Ave 1921 1922
ber- per work- per total
" Church ship mem. ing solic.  ecollec’d 2
Corsicana 15 2.98 10 4.46 $44.75
Cleburne 27 2.92 8 9.97 - 79.78 What
Cedar Grove 6 9.25 3 18.40 56.20
Dallas 150 6.01 50 18.03 901.74 will
Dalworth 59 4,22 20 12.04 240.80
Decoy 9 .80 2 3.65 7.30 We
Denison 34 2.10 18 3.96 71,32
Douglass 31 05 1 1.50 1.50 Do
Fort Worth 70 6.21 20 21.75 435,08
Gainesville 15 2.76 3 13.80 41.41 For
Halil 5 .35 1 1.75 1.75
Henrietta 12 5.70 10 6.86 68.50 19227
Hillsboro 6 3.33 2 9.50 19.00
"Isolated 200 1.17 50 4.88 235.16
Jefferson 100 1.75 40 4.38 174.61 What
Jefferson (Colored) 11 .98 3 3.59 10.78 Are
Keene 300 1.54 275 1.67 460.62 You
Lone Star 30 1.27 4 9.39 37.55 Doing
Mosier Valley 7 1.32 3 3.08 9.25 To
New Hope 59 . 8 1.20 9.84 Help
Riesel 5 18.24 5 18.24 91.20 Your
Salmon 34 1.60 4 13.57 54.30 Church
Sherman a1 7.10 10 21.98 219.80 Reach
Valley View 45 3.43 10 15.43 154.30 Their
Waco : 49 4.56 15 14.91 223.72 Goal?
Waco (Colored) 20 1.28 5 5.12 25.59
Total § 3,675.83
carry on their preparation. Let our Great Controversy
Bible Readings
Daniel and Revelation
Practical Guide to Health
Thus until further notice the prices
on these books will be:
Cloth, $4.50
Half leather, $5.00
Full leather, $6.00
This drop in price causes quite a
loss to the publishing house and Tract
Societies. However the brethren felt
best to make this move. It ought to
be a BIG INDUCEMENT for a num-
ber of our people to take right hold
of the book work. We trust that you
seriously of this matter.
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and write Brother Van Campen right
away for territory. Do not delay,
please. DO IT NOW! We have a
large number of these books here at
the office. You will do a noble deed
by helping us place them in the homes
of the people and these books CAN
BE SOLD. If you don’t believe it
try it and be convinced. May the
Lord roll the burden for this work
upon a large number is my earnest
prayer. J. F. WRIGHT.
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CHANGING THE NAME OF THE
TRACT SOCIETY
For some time during the past our
Tract Societies have had difficulty mak-
ing orrselves and the work of the tract
society fully understood in our dealings
with those not of our faith. In. the
cities especially do they get us mixed
up with ‘“Traction or Railway compan-
ies,”” so it has been recently voted by
the several unions, ours included, as
well as the conferences, to change the
name to read ‘‘Book and Bible Houae’’
in the place of the name ‘‘Tract Soe-
iety.”” Hence hereafter, those writing
us, will address us ‘‘North Texas Book
and Bible House.’’ * After careful coun-
sel, this change has been locked upon
with great favor, therefore, we have
moved forward by vote to adopt the
new name. Kindly keep this change in
mind when you write us hereafter.
J. F. WRIGHT,
R. L. ATCHESON.
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NORTH TEXAS NEWS ITEMS
Thursday morning the 12th, Brother
Dunn with his good wife left for Den-
ver, Colo., where Brother Dunn is to
assume his new duties as secretary of
the Y. P. M. V. and educational de-
partments. We regret very much their
going. We shall miss them, but wish
them abundant success. Co
The members of the Keene church
spent Monday and Tuesday of this week
working in Cleburne in behalf of the
Harvest Ingathering. Reports will be
given later,
Elder AcMoody has been on the sick
list suffering from an attack of the den-
gue fever. We are glad to report that
he is better.
We also regret to learn that Brother
Maloney of Denison has been sick fora
few days. Itis hoped that he will have
a quick recovery.
Elder Wright has just returned from
a trip covering Dallas, Dalworth, and
Fort Worth. He held meetings in Dal-