Selected Messages, Volume 3 - Ellen G. White

would be a conscientious and faithful helper. Later
on Sister Eliza Burnham was employed by Sister
White, and at one time Mrs. B. L. Whitney and
Fannie Bolton were employed at Battle Creek as
helpers when there was much work to do. Sister
Davis was with Sister White in Europe in 1886 and
1887. She was also Sister White’s principal helper
in Australia.
As the work in Australia grew, Sister Burnham
was called to assist in the book editing, and Maggie
Hare and Minnie Hawkins were employed as
copyists.
I had forgotten to mention that during the years
when Sister White was in Healdsburg, Sister J. I.
Ings did much copying of testimonies and of
manuscripts.
At one time, while we were in Australia, it was
proposed that the Special Testimonies to Ministers
(I.E., Special Testimonies, Series A) published and
sent out by Elder [O. A.] Olsen [General
Conference president.] in the early ‘90’s should be
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