Western Pennsylvania by J. W. WATT; N. S. ASHTON

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 25, 1910

Western Pennsylvania

By J. W. WATT; N. S. ASHTON

PAPER WORKERS CONNECTED WITH THE JOHANNESBURG CITY MISSION

KITTANNING.—At the close of our good camp-meeting four miles from this place, we pitched a tent in Wickboro, a suburb of Kittanning, and began services on July 3. The first week it was difficult to do very much because of the Fourth-of-July celebration, and a street fair that lasted all the week. Our audiences have not been large, ranging from forty to one hundred; but a goodly number of these have been regular in attendance. A number say they believe this is the truth, but they do not seem to feel the importance of obedience. We hope some will yet decide to obey. The Lord has blessed his servants with freedom in presenting the precious truth, and those who attend the services give marked attention to the word spoken. There are nine persons keeping the Sabbath in this vicinity, but not all as the result of work done recently. Pray for the work at this place.

J. W. WATT, N. S. ASHTON.