THE
NORTH CAROLIN
MESSE NGIUR.
with our work at once, and will
be bringing in
tain the workers while the new
sanitarium building 1s in process
of erection.
We all feel that the lord has
opencd up the way before us; and
now that the work of the new
sanitaritim has actually begun,
let all our people awake ta the
necessities of such a tine as this,
Tet there be a constant aad con-
tinued cffort on the part of all
to help place these institutions on
their fect. [twill take some money
to start a food plant, even in the
smallest way. The first thing we
must have 15 an oven and mate-
rial out of which to manufacture
the food products. Then we want
our brethren to take hold of this
food work, and use 1t as a means
to teach people the gospel
health.
with reference to this work later
on. The simple making of money
1s not the object of cither onr food
work or our s.uibarinm work, anv
more than it 1s the object of our
school work. Our institutions arc
all established for the purpose of
teaching the great message, and to
prepare a peonle to meet the Lord
111 peace.
All our people will be happy
to know that Dr. Albert Carey
has been sceured to take charge
of the Academy, [am sure that
with Dr. Carey as principal, we
may expect to have
Dest mm the South. ].et
our brethren think of this, and
Begin to plan to send their voung
schools
Peon b , the Hildebran Aeademny,
In this paper will be found a
Hist of the names of those who
have made pledges to the Hilde
bran Academy for the purpose of
meeting the last payment of one
thousand dollars. Now we want
another lst of those who will help
t
something to sus- fall, and this wil
to pay a part of thelr pledges this
the first payment; but we must
have another list equally as large
“as this before we can begin to see
the end. Now let us begin to re-
ceive the cash ard pledges at
once, so that we may begin ony
conference school on time. The
of
But more will be said
one of the
‘may be given that
effort
to meet the fos? pavment. No
Jdonht some of those whose names
are mentioned here will be able
sooner the money 1s received the
sconer we can begin our school.
J. OL JorxsTox,
[Financial Agen:
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A WORD FROM DR. CAREY.
Fron {he
ocr
Neaadoms of
Dy mvitation I will sav afew
words to the dear friends who are
the readers of our inspiring little
State paper. It was so much mv
logic desire to make a personal
acquaintance with vou all at our
recent camp-mecting, that I have
scarcely vet recovered from the
disappointment e x perienced
Since the Lord has placed me
among vou to occupy a humble
place for Him, I wish |
I help to meet
Bye NEM
for
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might!
know personally every one in this
held who is standing for the truth
that makes us onz, and espec ally
the young people and children to
whom the Lord looking
trained and enthused workers to
till and carner His vinevard
this the cleventh hour of service.
Satan seekmyg those of ns
who are vouug, that in the train-
mg pertad of our lives a mold
will be hard
His truth to break.
This mold mav not be openly
wicked or immoral © it may be
cvenecnltivated and refined; vetun-
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ror Crod and
for |
at
less at lifts up in the heart the de-.
sire to be immediatel
voked nr with Jesus in Fis ereat
for himmanity,
the purpose of him whose name
is Adversary, aud whose sole aim
is to oppose Christ in His service
of love.
As T take up
the worl assioned
voand alwavs
1t will fuihil
me in this conference 1t 1s with
the deepest desire that I may have,
not only God's rich blessing, but
the co-operation of every believer,
and the hearty support of all our
vouth., Our numbers may be few,
but if we will be a little Tike the
Great Leader with His school of
twelve, the work can increase till
we shall soon sce a work accoms-
plished of which we mav be prond
in God, Faithful, Toval, energetic
co-operation will accomplish the
work. let press tie fight
carnestiv, brethren, and God will
clive us miehty victories
Yours in hope,
Arerrt Carey.
van
NEWBERN.
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[ came to this place to labor
the first of March, Brother Robt,
I. Underwood accompanied me,
and has canvassed the place
“Coming King,” also doing
considerable her massionary
work. The work was somewhat
retarded because we were not able
to get any place in which to hold
public meetings at first. Later ou
I succeeded In getting a place in
which 1 eould hold meetings two
Sundays tin the month. The vis-
ible results of the efforts put forth
bere are at present about fifteen
Sabbath keepers. Among this
number 1s a Bapust manister, who
is becoming quite an exponent of
the mess ge. Another brother
has traveled quite extensively on
the West Coast of Arica, and can
speak some ten or twelve different
languages and dialects. Two of
the sisters have been workers in
the churches to which they for-
merlyv belonged. Others are n-
terested 1 the truth; and as Dro.
Shelton 1s to follow up the inter-
est, we hope to have a nice com-
pany here for organization in the
near future. On account of poor
health T have not been able to do
much as I nnght otherwise
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