Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-24
REELECTED PRESIDENT
FOR HIS THIRD TERM
SEVENTH DAYADvENTIST AGAIN
CHOOSE ELDER REAsER
other Officers of Organization Are
Named for Ensuing Year-The
Days Services of Un-
usual Interest

Elder @. w. Reaser was reelected
president of the Southern California con-
ference of Seventh Day Adventists at the
meeting Yesterday afternoon on the camp
ground at Vermont avenue and FIFTY
second street.
This is the third time Elder Reaser has
been honored with the presidency OF this
conference, his faithful and efficient ad-
ministration of the affairs of the confer
ence having been much appreciated py
the denomination.
Nominations presented to the confer
ence committee several days ago by the
nominating committee were lald on tne
table until yesterday, when tney were
taken up and referred back to the COM
mittee on examination and review. only
two changes in the list were reported at
the later meeting, when the entire stan
as recommended was elected with the
single exception that Professor H. U. Lu-
cas- asked that his name be removed from
one committee and that of II. j. Hoare be
substituted.
Officers for Year
The officers for the ensuing year are as
follows:
President, G. w. Reaser; secretary and
treasurer, H H. Winslow; secretary OF
the Southern California Tract society,"
Miss Florence E. Nightengale; mission
ary secretary of the conference, MISS Jen-
ME L.. Ireland; conference committee' ".
w. Reaser, r. S. Owen, w. M. Healey,
r. n Ford ]. A. Burden, II. G. Lucas
and ]. r. Leadsworth; superintendent OF
the church schools, Prof. e. S. Ballenger;
educational committee, E. S. Ballenger'
H. G. Lucas, George McCready Price,
Milton p. Robinson and Miss Grace
O'Neil; Fernando academy board Oh man
agement G. w. Reaser, FL. u. Lucas ~
s, owen. e. S. Ballenger, w. ]. Dart, j.
7, Kay and c. E. Ford; Sabbath scnool
committee, e S. Ballenger, w. j. Hoare
and Jennie l.. Ireland; young people
committee, ]. G. Lucas, E. S. Ballenger,
e. C. Silsbee, Mrs. Lauzelta west ana
Miss Nellie Hensey; medical advisory
hoard Drs. ]. r. Leadsworth, Julia
white B. e. Fullmer, G. K. Abbott, A.
w. simpson, t. S. White1ock and F. M.
I<ay and Elders G. w. Rease and j. A.
Burden
Services Interesting
Services Yesterday at the camp ground
were of more than ordinary interest
Prof H. G. Lucas spoke at the IL CLOCK
meeting. his subject being the seven
Seals of Revelation"
Elder L. H. Evans, treasurer Oh the
general conference, whose headquarters
are at Washington, was the afternoon
speaker.
He had given an address the day be1ore
on the world wide mission undertakings
of the church, and the hour being made
auate to the ask of outlining the multi
piled endeavors of the denomination, ne
was accorded another opportunity to tell
of the progress made in distant fields
During the last year, the denomina tlon
contributed for the promulgation of the
gospel at home and abroad $1,2OO,OOO, in
addition to the large sums devoted to the
publishing business, the sanitarium inter-
ests and the maintenance of the schools
of the sect Last evening Elder Alfred
Whitehead spoke.
This being the Sabbath, as observed by
the church. In obedience to the fourth
commandment. the services will be suci
as characterize the Sunday meetings of
most other sects Sabbath school will be
held at $3.50 a. M; Elder 1. Fl. Evans will
speak at Ii o'clock, Elder M. c. Wilcox.
editor of the Signs of the Times, at 8, and
Elder w. M Healey at 1880 p. m.