Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Apr 13, 1905

THE company at Oakdale, Neb., have decided to erect a house of worship.

A SABBATH-SCHOOL of twenty-five members was recently organized at Gibson, Mo.

A CHURCH of thirty-two members was recently organized at Antelope, O. T., thirteen of whom united with the church by baptism.

“It has been decided,” says the Indiana Reporter, “to hold a young people's State convention at the Manual Training Academy [Boggstown], April 14-16.”

THE church at North Liberty, Ind., has been greatly benefited by recent meetings conducted by Elder Byron Hagle. A number who have been on the background were reclaimed.

THE Workers' Record speaks well of the outlook for the canvassing work in Missouri. “The prospects are,” it says, “we will have thirty-five or forty canvassers in the field in Missouri this season.”

ELDERS R. C. HORTON and W. E. Videto are conducting meetings at Berrien Springs, Mich., with an attendance varying from sixty to two hundred. Two prominent members of the Methodist Church have accepted the truth, which has created quite a stir and some opposition.

ELDER C. J. Buhalts reports from Martinsville, Ind., that the interest there is still rising. A lady teacher in the Disciple Sunday-school is keeping the Sabbath, against great opposition, and another young lady has also begun its observance. Fifteen persons are ready for organization into a church.