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… from house to house. Added to this, “the tramway company placed, on all the trams passing the campground, calico signs, five feet by two feet six inches, on which …

Among other items of business was one that called for strong support in the matter of building a house of worship in Battle Creek of sufficient size to house the important general gatherings of the church.

But before there could be buildings, there had to be lumber, milled from trees cut from their forest. This called for a sawmill. W. C. White, writing to his brother Edson on August 3, described plans for the building to house the mill. He reported:

But before there could be buildings, there had to be lumber, milled from trees cut from the forest. This called for a sawmill. W. C. White, writing to his brother Edson on August 3, described plans for the building to house the mill. He reported:

… down to the publishing house to address the workers at the noon hour. In the afternoon Jones spoke in the Tabernacle. Ellen White continues her account:

… before to do so much thinking and planning in so many lines, especially in reference to this house. I want your house to be a comfortable home, and there is not …

… Europe to give support to the workers, and bring sufficient returns to the publishing house to enable it to produce more books. She declared:

… possible to get possession of the Tabernacle,” and she admonished that “we must not allow that house to be used for the promulgation of error.”

… commencing to publish Signs of the Times, and of his hope for a publishing house to be established soon in the West. It was his hope to return shortly, with the …

… week to house hunting. She and her office family needed to have a place to live and work. The overall plan was that she would make Melbourne her headquarters …