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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 25, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 12.

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Field Notes

SABBATH, February 27, two persons were baptized and joined the church at Thayer, Kan.
SISTER EVA WHEELER, of Manhattan, Kan., reports that two persons are awaiting baptism at that place.
ON a recent Sabbath six persons were baptized at Vallejo, Cal., and several more expect to take the step in the near future.
FOUR persons have accepted the truth at Farmington, Ill., as a result of a series of meetings held recently. Others are deeply interested.
A REPORT from Brother J. W. Bressie, says: “I expect to baptize eight or ten here at Chico [Cal.] as soon as the water in the creek is favorable. Five of these are students from our school.”
SISTER JENNIE DEYOUNG, who has been working among the Holland people in Muskegon, Mich., reports that two sisters have taken their stand for the truth. These are the first fruit from the Holland people in that city.
THE last Sabbath of January, Elder C. J. Buhalts organized a church of fifteen members at Fort Wayne, Ind. On account of the inclemency of the weather on the date of organization, some prospective members were absent, and it is expected that there will be several additions to this church in the near future.
THE following is taken from a letter from Brother F. H. Hoxie, of Michigan: “Brother Claude White and I began another series of meetings in Greendale Township, near Shepherd, on January 10, and after having continued for seven weeks, twenty-one precious souls were rejoicing in the truth. We have had to meet much opposition, but the Lord gave us the victory. Pray for the work and workers here.”