SOUTHWESTERN UNION RECORD
BOOK DEPARTMENT
"Secretary - - H. R. Gay
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A SPECIAL BOOK OFFER
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~ We have a few copies of the book,
“Source Book for Bible Students.” This
is a publication that every conference
worker, church elder, leader, Sabbath
school superintendent and Missionary
Volunteer leader should have.
It contains valuable quotations, re-
lating to history, doctrines and
prophecies of the scriptures, These
quotations are invaluable to all who
are engaged in conference, church and
personal work.
The regular retail price of this book
in the cloth binding is $1.50, limp
leather $2.50. While our stock lasts,
we will sell them as follows:
Cloth... ..$ .90 postpaid
Limp leather.................. 1.25 postpaid
Order of your. Tract Society. Do
it now. H. R. GAY.
THE BOOK WORK
Five of our colporteurs’ institutes
are now in the past. Eighty persons
have taken the instruction at these
meetings.
The Bible studies at each meeting
were an ‘uplift to the colporteurs. It
wos clearly shown that now is the
time to finish the work which Heaven
has given us to do. The four winds
are being held that God’s people may
improve the golden opportunities, be-
fore the night of persecution comes.
How sad to think that so few are an-
swering the call to hunt and fish for
precious souls. The world’s hunting
and fishing seems to entice some of
the professed people of God. The time
will come when many will bewail be-
cause they failed to enter the harvest,
during the “little time of peace.”
Honest souls are ready for the light.
‘Who will help before the “night
cometh in which no man can work?”
The servant of God has told us that
our publications will be a mighty fac-
tor in finishing the work. Experiences
are being received from every direc-
tion, proving that this is true. If you.
cannot go to the firing line, will you
not pray for the colporteurs? Prayer
will do much to help those at the
front. H.R. GAY.
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COLPORTEUR'S WEEKLY REPORT
TEXICO CONFERENCE,
Name
Address Book Hrs.
F. J. Mackey oD
John Scantlin DR 411%
A. L. King DR 32
Walter Woods OD 32
Bdward Stairs GC 231%
R. Leslie Ward PP 31
Total 6 21014
For Week Ending February 25, 1922
Val.
Ords. Helps Total Del.-
12 36.00 2.26 38.25 - 1.25
5 22:50 2.00 2450 1.00
3.00 3.00 24.00
6 16,50 10.00. 26:50 38.75
1 4.50 2.65 7.95 . 725
4.50
24 79.50 20.00 99.50 76.75
SOUTH TEXAS CONFERENCE
For Week Ending February 25, 1922
C. M. Norman, San Antonio BR 19 i + 450 .25 4.76 119.00
E. Benson, Hutto oD 48 16 103.00 103.00 10.00
A. BE. Johnson, Kenedy OD 48 11 77.00 1,81 78.86 2.85
A. A. Prewitt, . Kenedy OD 47 30 93.50 1.10 94.60 1.10
Mrs. A. Prewitt, Kenedy Mag. 2 © 1.20 1.20 1.20
W. M. Heytz, Carrizo Springs PG 52 22 108.00 108.00 2.40
L. H. Fulbright DR 19 14 19.50 250 22.00 250°
J Castillo, Carrizo Springs PG 48 40 187.50 1.75 199.25 1.00
M. Castillo, Carrizo Springs OD 57 56 150.75 30 151.05 30
Mrs, Lawrence San Antonio Mag. 9 4.00 4.00 4.00
Mrs. Johnson, Kenedy Mag. 9 1.20 1.20 1.20
J. Kibble, Houston " Mag. 173 6 . 22,00 3.00 25.00 8.00
Total 12 424 191 798.15 10.75 792.90 173.53
OKLAHOMA CONFERENCE, For Week Ending February 25, 1922
'M. M. Sikes PP 650 14 69.00 19.75 101.25 2.75
Angelo Elder DR 44 1 4.50 6.50 11.00 6.50
J. M., Millner BR 44 8 41.50 2.00 66.50 2.00
Aaron Culp OD 40 33 106.75 575 112.60 3.75
F. 0. Buxton DR 39 9 40.50 11.00 51.50 3.00
M. B. Lockwood DR 37 22.50 6.00 28.50 1.00
Z. L. Davis - DR 38 3 13.50 11.25 ~~ 80.50 4.75
Altus Almand BR 30 9 21.00 12.00 36.35 12.00
A. J. Killion - BR 27 6 30.00 4.75 56.00 1.75
J. BE. Craig BR 26 1.00 1.00
Bessie Jones OD 24 8 23.00 2.25 27.00 25
R. D. Whitney BR 23 7 34.50 1.25 35.76 1.00
E. W. Crawford CK 20 -2 7.00 4.00 11.00
J. P. Williams OD 16 6 17.00 75 23.7% 10.25
Ira F. Stahl DR 13 3.50 - 3.50 1.6g
Mrs. S. G. Payne HCL 9 19 18.60 18.60
Mrs. V. T. Renshaw BR 8 5 33.00 4.00 42.50
R. D. Whitney op 7 1 3.00 3.00 9.00
Nora Fields BR 4 2.00 2.00 2.75
T. L. Bynum Misc. 16.00 15.00
Misc. Sales b4.75 54.75 54.75
Misc. Bibles 19.50 19.50
Total 19 497 124 559.50 112.75 751.45 117.00
NORTH TEXAS CONFERENCE
W. McCanliss, Dallas oD 28
B. J. Kettle, Dallas . HM 26
" B, F. Baker, Fort Worth OD 25
Total 3 74.
For Week Ending March 4, 1922
i8 51.50 75 57.50 2.75
10 26.00 6.75 32.75
3 8.25 2.50 20.75
31 = 85.75 411.00 2.75
10.00