Manitoba .................................... June 23 to July 3
Saskatchewan (South) ........................ July 6-12
Alberta ..................................... July 15-24
Saskatchewan (North) ........................ July 26 to Aug. 1
British Columbia (Eastern), Vernon .......... Aug. 24-31
British Columbia (Western) .................. Aug. 12-21
European Division
BRITISH UNION CONFERENCE
British Union, Watford ...................... July 28 to Aug. 2
Scotland .................................... June 16-19
Wales ....................................... Sept. 29 to Oct. 2
North England ............................... Oct. 6-9
EAST GERMAN UNION CONFERENCE
East German Union Committee, Friedensau ..... July 25, 26
WEST GERMAN UNION CONFERENCE
German-Swiss ................................ July 5-10
West German Union, Friedensau ............... July 15-24
Holland ..................................... Aug. 4-7
LATIN UNION CONFERENCE
French-Swiss Conference, Gland .............. Aug. 10-15
Southern France ............................. Aug. 17-21
The Best Yet
By Editor
THIS is what many have said in regard to the June number of the Signs of the Times Monthly, and judging from the way the orders are coming in, this sentiment is almost universal. The mail one morning brought orders for over 4,000 copies. One agent has already sent in her third order, and will doubtless call for more.
On May 26 the first edition of 35,000 copies was nearly exhausted, and preparations are being made to print a second edition. The beautiful cover design in three colors helps to sell the magazine, and the striking and timely articles, covering so large a range of subjects, make it intensely interesting. “It ought to have a 100,000 circulation,” says one of our subscribers.
The July number will soon be ready, and in general appearance and subject-matter will not fall behind the June number. We say this with all confidence. Civil and religious liberty will be the leading theme in the July number. Agents wanted everywhere. Five to forty copies, 5 cents each; fifty copies or more, 4 cents each. Send orders through your tract society, or direct to the Signs of the Times, Mountain View, Cal.
The Summer School at Madison, Tenn.
The summer term of the Nashville Agricultural and Normal Institute opens at Madison, Tenn., June 22, and continues ten weeks. A strong normal course is offered, with exceptional advantages to those who desire to prepare for active missionary work in the South.
The institute has established a number of industrial schools, each located on a farm. Teachers from about twenty such schools, many of them in highland districts, will meet in convention at the close of the summer school. Those who desire to make the South their future field of labor can not afford to miss this summer school and this teachers' convention.
Terms will be given upon application. An opportunity is offered some to make expenses by work. The strong, the brave, and the consecrated should answer the call of God to carry the message of present truth to the South. For information, address E. A. Sutherland, Madison, Tenn.
North Missouri Conference Association
By A. R. Ogden
THE annual meeting of the North Missouri Conference Association of Seventh-day Adventists, a corporation, will be held on the camp-ground in connection with the camp-meeting at Hamilton, Mo. The first meeting of the association is called for Monday, Aug. 1, 1910, at 9 A. M., at which time officers will be elected for the ensuing year, and such other business will be transacted as may pertain to the interests of the association.
A. R. OGDEN, President.
New Nurses’ Class at Glendale Sanitarium, Los Angeles, Cal.
A NEW class for the training of medical missionary nurses will be started at the Glendale Sanitarium during the month of June. This school is affiliated with the San Fernando Academy, where a year of preparatory work is given. Term at Glendale, two years. If desired, advanced medical work can be arranged for at Loma Linda after graduation.
Arrangements are such that students can work their whole way. Allowances are liberal. Full particulars upon application. Intending students, please apply at once to Dr. Belle Wood-Comstock, Glendale Sanitarium, Glendale, Cal.
Annual Meeting of the Manitoba Conference
By Wm. C. Young
THE annual session of the Manitoba Conference will convene at Gladstone, Manitoba, June 23 to July 3. The first meeting will be held Thursday, June 23, at 8 P. M. Each church is entitled to one delegate, irrespective of numbers, with an additional delegate for every seven members or fraction thereof.
We would urge a full attendance at this meeting of all members and interested ones. The election of officers and other business of importance to the work in this province will be considered during the early part of the meeting, and special attention will be given throughout to the importance of the message for these times.
Wm. C. Young, President.
Georgia Camp-Meeting
By C. B. Stephenson
THE annual session of the Georgia Conference of Seventh-day Adventists will be held in connection with the camp-meeting at Griffin, Ga., July 21–31, 1910. It is earnestly desired that a full delegation be present from all the churches. The first business meeting will be held at 9 A. M., Friday, July 22.
The great day of the Lord is near, and hasteth greatly. We should not, therefore, forsake “the assembling of ourselves together” as we see the day approaching. Plan to be on the camp-ground at the beginning of the meeting, and remain till the close.
Griffin is on the Central Railroad, between Atlanta and Macon. For tents apply to the writer, at 169 Bryan St., Atlanta. A dining-tent will be conducted as usual. Brethren and sisters, we need the spiritual uplift that our camp-meetings afford. Do not miss this meeting. C. B. STEPHENSON, President.
Address Wanted
Any one knowing the whereabouts of Elmer Prindle will confer a favor by sending such information to Mrs. Lottie Schreiber, church clerk, Fish Creek, Wis.
