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ARKANSAS NEWS NOTES
~—An anti-tobacco program is to be
rendered in the Little Rock church
this evening (Tuesday). Governor
McRay has designated Friday, March
17, as No-Tobacco Day in the state of
Arkansas. This church has placed in
the hands of the people of this city
over 1600 Anti-Tobacco leaflets. We
find that the people are glad to read
on this subject. The public schools
are thinking of taking a large quanti
ty of these leaflets for use in their
schools.
—W:ith this campaign there is also
the help of the company known as the .
“Flying ‘Squadron,” who is visiting
numerous cities in the United States
for the purpose of warning the people
against a proposed movement against
the Volstead Act. It is the object of
this company to preserve the Vol-
stead Act without changes whatso-
ever. They were in Little Rock for
three days, and from here to other
cities in the south.
—Mr. D. L. Jones of Congo, Arkan-
sas, was a recent caller at the office.
He says the little company at Congo
are getting alone nicely.
—Brother Baker's Sunday night
meetings are continuing to grew.
Several new faces were seen last Sun-
day night. We are glad for this and
Lope much good may be accomplished.
—Miss Wilcox and Miss Winn at-
tended Sabbath school at Mablevale
last Sabbath. The Sabbath school im
that place is growing some.
—Brother J. A. Cupp and family,
of Mablevale, were in town Sunday
night. They attended the services in
tht church. Brother Cupp also called
at the office for a few minutes.
—As result of a friendship which
sprang up in a railway accident, the
late Mrs. Margaret Howard of Chica-
go, bequeathed estates to the calue of
$40,000 to. the Arkansas Children's
Home Soclety of Little Rock.
—~Mrs. Ura Joy Spring, member of
our church in Little Rock, is the one
to whom the orphanage is indebted,
She has been connected with the
. Children’s Home for eight years.
—Brother Dearinger, ose of our col-
porteurs who has beea on the sick list
is out in the field again.
—Miss Wilcox has returned from &
trip through the northern part of the
state. She did not visit as many
companies as she had expected, om
account of the snow. She reports the
Marianna church school to be pro-
gressing nicely under thie direciton of
Sister Montgomery.
A letter from Sister A. C. Cutter,
states that there are two more keep-
ing’ the Sabbath in Dew county as a
result of the reading the Signs of the
Times.
~—Elder Taylor visited the Pine
Bluff church over Sabbath. He expects
to hold a“"few meetings there before
long. Cy |i
"GENTRY
Since spending five months visit-
ing my children in Utah, I ‘am back
home in good old Arkansas, and I can
tell you it seems good to be here. ‘The
thermometer registered from ten de-
grees above during the day to from
six to thirty- two below zero during
the night for over two weeks, It was
too cold for me out there. Arkansas
ie hard to beat. -
I am writing letters and mailing out
papers and tracts to a goodly number
of people since I came home. I have
just received a good letter from a lady
I met on the train who became inter-
ested in the message as I talked with
the conductor on the train coming
home and sent her some literature
and wrote her a letter calling her
attention to the more Important points.
She likes the literature and is going
to send it to-her people in Chicago
when she gets through reading it. I
had a good visit with the conductor
and he and I are to study the Scrip-
tures by way of correspondence and
literature. He desired information up-
on many Bible subjects; and I am
‘writing him and sending literature to
him,
T' found our church school progress-
ing nicely-now in the seventh month,
though as a few have moved away
and some others have: been sick it
has made the attendance light for the
past two weeks, however the sick are
better and are beginning to- come out
again. We are planning for a big
school next year.
- I would be pleased to-hear ' from a
lot of old friends. -
"H. CJ.AY- GRIFFIN.
R-~ute 2 Box 17, Gentry, Ark.
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South Texas Conf. |
Office, San Antaaio, Texas
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" President-EI1, R. P. Montgomery
Sec. -Treas. Etta Hewgleyx
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THREE RIVERS
Recently, our Three Rivers compauy
were privileged. to enjoy the’ company. LT
of Bro. and Sister C. Riffel ‘for four
days, demonstrating at the home of Sis-
ter G.I. Proctor,
ments, anb alsohow to cook proper food
for nourishment. to maintain. health. .. ....
Their time was well employed by hold; .
"ing meetings, imparting to us a know-
ledge of health principles.
After the meetings, part of the time .
was devoted to practicing the method CL
“of fomeéntation treatments. All enjoyed
this practice. We feel that we are free
to say that almost everyone in this com- .
pany is now capable to perform treat-
ments of this kind and obtain succes:
fel results.
Sister Riffel had charge of the cook:
ing demonstration, Each one was given
an opportunity to engage in this cook-
ing. One could not ask for a more whole:
some and better tasting food then what’
was introduced at this demonstration.
© The results of these meetings left a
great impression upon our minds, that
the giving of ‘instruction in the prin-
clples of healthful living, is a part of
each one’s appointed work. Many bless-
ings and helpful experiencs were re-
ceived during this occasion. Everyone
was benifited very much. This ecom-
pany wishes to express their gratitude a.
for the instruction obtained. KH. R.. H.
SOUTH TEXAS NEWS NOTES |
—Enthusiastic letters are coming in
from the colporteurs now. They are
having some live experiences in the
book work’ this year. ’
—Four were "baptized yesterday as
a result of the San Autonio meetings.
This is jest a beginning. Others are
keeping the Sabbath and still others
are deeply interested. We shall re-
port later as we get some good news | Co
for you.
—Some of us attended a baptismal
service held in San Pedro Park by the
Mexican brethren where four were,
baptized. : cx.
~The tent ‘mestiiiks are well at-
tended and we belleve many mote RR
Mexicans will be brought into the
the medical treat-  ..