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… . James White had rented the “Fountain Farm” four miles (six kilometers) from the city, and Ellen White and two young men were giving the eight-room house ( Letter …

… White caravan also drove onto the grounds. The weather was good, and there was a reasonably good attendance of the citizens of Emporia. Ellen White began …

… Mrs. White upon this subject, to which have been added several articles by Elder James White, elucidating the same principles, and the personal experience …

… , Ellen White noted in a letter, “I hope this Health Home will prove a success, but it is an experiment” ( Letter 171, 1897 ). And to W. C. White she wrote on the same day:

… . G. White books, but things had become complicated since the enlarged and strengthened General Conference Association was handling denominational book …

… Ellen White, “that we must have a meetinghouse” ( Letter 70, 1897 ). On Wednesday morning, August 11, W.L.H. Baker and A. G. Daniells, the presidents of the two leading …

… . Ellen White would have her four women assistants with her—Sara McEnterfer, Marian Davis, Sarah Peck, and Maggie Hare. The W. C. White family numbered seven—he …

… the White party were helped down the rope ladder into the boat, and even 72-year-old Ellen White climbed down. One giant Samoan took Baby Grace in his arms and …

… Mrs. White, on her way to attend the 1905 General Conference session in Washington, would be able to stop long enough in Los Angeles to hear what they had learned …

… , Prescott, White, and Evans, he felt he should accept the invitation. This would give him an opportunity to present the testimonies dealing with the situation …