KENTUCKY TRACT SOCIETY by J. B. Forrest; Mary L. Williams

Seventh-Day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Thursday, January 29, 1880

FromThe Review and Herald, Vol. 55, No. 5

KENTUCKY TRACT SOCIETY.

By J. B. Forrest; Mary L. Williams

The State quarterly meeting of this society was held with the Elizabethtown church, Jan. 18, 1880. Meeting opened with prayer by Bro. Forrest. M. L. Williams was appointed Secretary pro tem.

Reports of labor for the quarter were read, after which encouraging remarks were made by Bro. Osborn. The Chair was authorized to select a President and Vice-president; and J. B. Forrest was chosen President, and Green Branstetter Vice-president.

Remarks were made by Bro. Osborn and Forrest,

calling attention to Bro. Haskell’s article on the great necessity that each family should be supplied with all of Sr. White’s works. They also urged that our brethren throughout the State should arouse to greater earnestness and zeal in the missionary work, and that the officers of the tract society should see that these recommendations are faithfully carried out.

Adjourned sine die. J. B. FORREST, Pres. MARY L. WILLIAMS, Sec. pro tem.