Article September 2, 1972 Issue

Notices

Detailed information regarding lectures in the United States and Canada must reach the Journal, Sentinel, and Herald Editorial Department nine weeks before the date of a lecture in order to ensure publication in the Sentinel. Information regarding lectures in other countries must reach the department ten to thirteen weeks before the date of a lecture. When lectures are to be radiocast, it should be so stated, station and frequency in kilocycles being included.

The receipt of all information from the United States and Canada is acknowledged by the Editorial Department. If an acknowledgment is not received within two weeks, a duplicate notice should be forwarded.

Two men tell on this program how, when they were quite young, they got a true concept of supply. One young man was extremely wealthy, the other penniless; but each needed a better understanding of God's constant provision for humanity. A woman also relates how she left behind her fears and doubts resulting from her childhood during the depression years.

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