NEBRASKA, ATTENTION! by A. J. Cudney

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Tuesday, January 6, 1885

FromAdvent Review and Sabbath Herald, Vol. 62, No. 1

NEBRASKA, ATTENTION!

By A. J. Cudney

All churches and local tract societies in this State, that for any cause do not hold their quarterly meetings on the first Sabbath and Sunday in January, 1885, should seek the earliest opportunity of so doing. We want a full report from every member of the tract society, and from each librarian and district secretary. If there are any who have not yet reported to their librarian, please do so at once. Let the librarians gather up all the reports they can, and if too late to send to the district secretary, they may be sent direct to Samantha Whiteis, Freemont, Neb., and she will put them in with the State report. As much money as possible should be sent in this quarter on accounts and pledges. The society has never done more than it is now doing; and it has never been able to use money to so good advantage as at present.

I also hope that all church elders and treasurers will see that all the members have an opportunity to pay in their tithes. The money should be sent at once to J. C. Middaugh, Fremont, Neb., and a report of the amount sent by each one to Thomas P. Lippencott, Blair, Neb. Our scattered brethren, not connected with any church, may send their tithes direct to Bro. Middaugh, and in every case report to Bro. Lippencott the amount sent.

A. J. Cudney.