Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Apr 21, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 16.

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ONE new convert is reported at Flint, Mich.

NINE new believers united with the Wade (Pa.) church recently.

BROTHER E. F. FERRIS reports five new Sabbath-keepers at Elizabethtown, Ill.

THREE persons have taken their stand for the truth at Ford City, Pa., recently.

SIX persons were baptized at El Campo, Tex., recently by Elder J. I. Taylor.

AT Salem, Mass., several have accepted the truth through the labors of Brother S. W. Walker.

AT Rodeo, N. M., on Sabbath, April 2, eight souls received baptism and united with the church.

AT Lockport, N. Y., one new Sabbath-keeper is reported, and several others are waiting for baptism.

TWENTY are obeying the truth in Globe, Cal., as the result of work done during the past winter.

A RECENT letter from Elder W. H. Saxby reports six baptized in New Orleans, La., on March 26.

Two have taken their stand for the truth at Gardner, Mass., through the efforts of W. R. Uchtmann.

AT Blanchard, Okla., two have taken their stand for the truth, and others are seriously considering this step.

THROUGH the labors of Elder J. H. Hoffman, who has been working among the Swedish people in Superior, Wis., the past year, six have recently been baptized. The Sabbath-school membership has increased to thirty.

A CHURCH was recently organized at New Philadelphia, Ohio, by Elder H. H. Burkholder, with a membership of fifteen.

BROTHER AUGUST GLATT reports that one family has accepted the truth at Arcata, Cal., and is now ready for baptism.

ON March 26 a good audience was present at the West Philadelphia (Pa.) church, when seven new members were received into fellowship.

BROTHER F. E. GIBSON reports four new members added to the church at Youngstown, Ohio, three by baptism and one by profession of faith.

RECENTLY, in the First Philadelphia Church, Pa., the ordinance of baptism was administered to seven adults by the pastor, Elder O. O. Bernstein.

A BAPTISMAL service took place at the South Lancaster (Mass.) church on Sabbath, April 2, when three sisters were baptized by Prof. C. S. Longacre.

BROTHER J. K. JONES, who has been working in Mansfield, Mass., for some time, now has twelve or more ready for baptism. He expects soon to organize a church there.

THERE was one addition to the Salt Lake City (Utah) church recently, and two or three others are keeping the Sabbath, who it is expected will soon unite with the church.

ELDER J. F. PIPER, of Burt, N. Y., recently wrote as follows: "The Lord has blessed in the work at Burt, and we rejoice to see so many accept the truth—twenty-three in all!"

BROTHER E. B. HOPKINS reports that two have been added to the church at Levi, Tex., and three baptized; also that a church has been organized at Boswell, Tex., with nine members.

DURING a series of meetings recently concluded in the Muncie (Ind.) church, several took their stand for the truth for the first time. Elder U. S. Anderson is in charge of the work there.

ONE woman who heard this truth at the Madison Sanitarium while there for treatment last winter, has recently begun to keep the Sabbath, and has joined the church at St. Paul, Wis.

ENCOURAGING reports come from Boston, Mass., from Elder A. E. Sanderson, who recently baptized six in Tremont Temple. These persons were afterward received into church fellowship.

FIVE adults were baptized by Elder W. H. Heckman in the Pottsville, Pa., First Baptist church. These have accepted the truth as a result of the work done by Elder C. S. Weist and C. S. Baum.

BROTHER HIRLINGER, elder of the Lancaster, Pa., church, writes that they have had the pleasure of adding four new members to their church within the last few months, and that another desires baptism.