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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 22, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 38.

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Field Notes

At the close of a series of meetings held recently in Garner, Iowa, by Brother C. V. Starr, three persons have signified their intention of obeying all the commandments of God.
As a result of a three weeks' tent effort in Scottsburg, Ky., by Brethren C. F. Parmele and W. M. Crothers, five persons are now obeying the commandments of God, and looking for the soon coming of Jesus.
July 16 a church of eleven members was organized at Ringgold, La., by Brother E. L. Maxwell. Nine members of the new church received baptism. A Sabbath-school of thirty-four members was organized, and there is an active Missionary Volunteer society.
Following a tent-meeting in Seattle, Wash., some have begun to keep the Sabbath. At St. Johns, Sabbath, August 13, Brother C. J. Cole baptized three persons, making six baptisms in one month. Three of these new believers accepted the truth as the result of Bible work.
At Pleasant Hill, Ohio, August 6, Brother W. E. Bicknell had the privilege of baptizing two believers, who became members of the church at that place on the same day. On September 3 he baptized a sister at Wise's Mill, Ohio, who will become a member of the church at Killbuck.