Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 10, 1908

A CHURCH of thirteen members was recently organized at Paradise, Cal., with prospects of three or four additional members soon.

As a result of the tent effort at Sonora, Ohio, several are keeping the Sabbath. Others, it is believed, will take their stand soon for the truth.

AT Ottumwa, Iowa, on October 24, two persons were baptized. In the afternoon the ordinances were celebrated, and five united with the church.

SEVEN persons were baptized at South Lancaster, Mass., on a recent Sabbath, by Elder C. S. Longacre. These were mostly students of the academy.

THE following report comes from Brother J. R. Patterson, of Red Bluff, Cal.: “October 31 I had the privilege of baptizing two persons, a man and his wife, and again, on November 7, two sisters.”

ELDER A. R. BELL and family have moved from Harrisburg, Pa., to York, where Brother Bell held a tent effort the past summer. As a result of the effort he baptized five, and one joined the company on profession of faith.