p. 24 | Review and Herald, Vol. 93, No. 43. (8/31/1916)

Articles on Adventist College Education

By Editor

WE are pleased to present in this number articles from the presidents of our colleges in the North American Division; also general articles on education, from Professors Frederick Griggs, W. E. Howell, and L. L. Caviness. All these articles will be read with interest. It is only proper that we should say that a telegram from Prof. E. C. Kellogg, president of Walla Walla College, apprised us at the last moment of the fact that he did not receive our request for an article in time to furnish one for this number. In view of this, we took the liberty to make up an article embracing the first two pages of the Walla Walla College announcement for 1916-17, together with an article by Professor Kellogg, entitled “The Outlook for the Future,” which appeared in a recent number of the North Pacific Union paper. Similarly we were unable to reach Prof. O. J. Graf, president of Emmanuel Missionary College. Elder L. H. Christian and Profs. R. B. Thurber and C. A. Russell furnished articles in place of his.

Griggses Visit Australia and the Orient

PROFESSOR and Mrs. Frederick Griggs left Washington last week en route to Australia and the Orient. They will sail from Vancouver, August 30, on the steamship “Niagara,” stopping for several weeks in Australia in the interests of the general work, and going on to visit fields in the Orient, attending the meeting of the Asiatic Division Conference to be held in the spring.

Death of George Sandborn

The relentless hand of death makes no distinctions. The youth as well as the aged fall prey to its cruel power. A telegram from Elder A. R. Sandborn, president of the New Jersey Conference, tells of the death of his son, George, at Boulder, Colo., August 17. George had done successful work in the ministry, and was a worker with bright prospects. May the Lord minister his comfort to the sorrowing friends.

Success in Hawaiian City Evangelism

WE are glad to note this word in a letter just received from Brother F. H. Conway, superintendent of the Hawaiian Mission: “Our evangelistic city effort was a success. Twenty have been baptized since Brother McCord came, and there will be several others in a few days.” A full report will appear in the REVIEW concerning this effort.

Organization of the Seventh-day Adventist Church

AN article on “The Organization of the Seventh-day Adventist Church,” by Prof. W. C. John, used in connection with the September Missionary Volunteer program, was crowded out of this number, and will appear in the REVIEW next week.

Elder J. W. Norwood Improved

ELDER J. W. NORWOOD, of Keene, Tex., has been a patient at the Washington (D. C.) Sanitarium for several weeks. He is very greatly improved in health, and hopes soon to enter upon active field work.

Harvest Ingathering Signs Shipment

The Pacific Press has already begun the shipment of the Harvest Ingathering Signs. A mail car loaded with this number left Mountain View for the Atlantic States on August 10.

Field and Camp Meeting Reports

By Editor

We have a number of interesting field and camp meeting reports which were crowded out of this number. They will appear next week.

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