Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 7, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 36.

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JUNE 7, ten persons were baptized at Cottonwood, Ariz., and at Phoenix, two.

SABBATH, July 1, seven persons were baptized at El Paso, N. M.

ELDER T. B. BUNCH baptized five persons at Coquille, Ore., July 2.

FIVE persons were baptized July 1, all of whom joined the Sheridan (Wyo.) church.

AT Jena, La., as the result of tent-meetings, twenty adults have accepted the truth.

ELDER W. A. YOUNG reports baptizing two persons at South Bend, Ind., and six at Wolf Lake.

SABBATH, July 15, five persons were baptized at Mason City, Iowa, and at Mt. Pleasant, Elder M. W. Lewis baptized eight.

AT Kief, N. D., July 8, six persons were baptized. The following Sabbath, eight persons (Russians) were baptized at Dogden.

DURING the effort at Tolstoy, S. D., a baptismal service was held, at which time ten young people were baptized and received into the church.

ELDER T. W. FIELD reports the baptism of eight young people at Madge, Tex. At Houston, six members of one family were baptized; in July, five persons were baptized at Ladonia.

JULY 24, Elder J. W. Boynton baptized five persons who united with the church at Everett, Wash. July 28, he baptized three more believers, who united with the church at Port Angeles.

WITHIN the past three weeks five new Sabbath-keepers have been added to the little company at Garden City, Kan. Seven adults have begun the observance of the Sabbath at Fort Scott, and at Horace six are keeping the Sabbath as the result of meetings held at that place.

NINE more adults have been baptized at Grand Rapids, Mich., making a total of twenty-eight to receive this ordinance during the past year. During the Gladstone (Mich.) camp-meeting, sixteen persons were baptized. At Mt. Pleasant, Sabbath, July 8, six persons were baptized, five of whom had been brought into the truth by practical missionary work.