p. 18 | Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 11, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 32.

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Field Notes

At Elma, Washington, four persons were recently baptized by Elder S. W. Nellis.

Baptismal services were recently held in Memphis, Tenn., eight taking part in this rite.

Twenty persons are keeping the Sabbath as a result of a tent effort at Taswell, Ind.

At Long Lake, British Columbia, Elder P. P. Adams recently baptized a family of four persons.

Not long ago a Danish sister eighty-two years of age was baptized at the North Philadelphia (Pa.) church.

Nine members were recently added to the church at Victoria, N. C.,—seven adults and two children. Four were baptized.

There are several new Sabbath-keepers at Okolona, Miss., as the result of a tent-meeting conducted there by Elder W. S. Lowry and his son.

Two persons have recently joined the church at Grand Rapids, Wis., by baptism; and five members have been added to the church at Madison.

At Marshlands, Neb., a little company of ten was recently organized into a church. A church of eleven members has also been organized at Mitchell.

A church of thirteen was organized July 9, at Galt, Cal., by Elder Andrew Brorsen. Elder C. L. Taggart reports the baptism of the same number of believers at Madera.

A good report comes from Amarillo, Tex., where seven persons have taken their stand for the truth, and followed their Lord in baptism. During the camp-meeting at Douglass, twenty persons were baptized; and as a result of a tent effort at Cash, a church of ten members has been organized.