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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 11, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 13.

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Field Notes

A NEW church of eleven members has been organized in Toronto, Ontario.
RECENTLY Elder J. S. James baptized seven candidates in Pondicherry, India.
ELDER R. I. KEATE reports ten baptized and added to the church in Birmingham, Ala.
EIGHT of the students in Oak Park Academy, Nevada, Iowa, were recently baptized.
ELDER D. H. HANSON reports the organization of a new Sabbath school in Darby, Mont.
ELDER G. B. STARR baptized eleven new believers in Boston, Mass., on a recent Sabbath.
THE new church building in Florence, S. Dak., was dedicated January 10 to the service of God.
AT a service held in the Claremont (South Africa) church recently, five persons were baptized.
ELDER STEMPLE WHITE, who is laboring in Duluth, Minn., reports the baptism of nine adults on a recent Sabbath.
ON Sabbath, January 16, thirty-six persons were baptized and united with the Seventh-day Adventist churches in Chicago and Joliet, Ill.
SIX persons have recently begun to observe the Sabbath in Maxwell, Ind., and a Sabbath school has been organized with a membership of twenty-seven.
A NEW company of believers has been raised up in Bandon, Oregon, by Elders T. G. Bunch and C. L. Lingenfelter. Thirty-seven have decided to keep the commandments of God.
SEVEN new members have been added to the colored church in Portsmouth, Va. Elder L. O. Gordon recently visited the company in Republican Grove, and from the effort put forth, three persons began to observe the Sabbath, making a company of eight. They have organized a Sabbath school.