Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · May 19, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 20.

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Six persons have recently been taken into the church at Alpena, Mich.

At Coodys Bluff, Okla., seven souls followed their Lord in baptism.

A MEXICAN brother, with his family of four, has recently accepted the truth.

BAPTISM will shortly be administered to four new converts at Pleasant Hill, Ohio.

THE work at Yuma, Ariz., is onward, four having recently accepted the truth there.

ELDER C. R. KITE baptized nine persons at the La Junta (Colo.) church recently.

AT Rodeo, N. M., lately, eight persons have gone forward with their Lord in baptism.

BROTHER C. H. BATES writes that he has recently baptized at Muskogee, Okla., five souls.

As the result of meetings held at Columbus, Kan., seven adults are now keeping the Sabbath.

A NEW church of twenty-nine members has been organized by Elder R. E. Harter, at Covington, Pa.

ON Sabbath, April 23, four persons were baptized at Colorado Springs, Colo., by Elder G. W. Anglebarger.

THREE souls were buried with their Lord in baptism on April 15, and united with the church at Haviland, Kan.

AT Algona, Iowa, six have begun to keep the Sabbath, and three others have been baptized and joined the church.

ONE person was baptized at Sheboygan, Wis., recently. A good interest prevails there, and others desire baptism soon.

ON Sunday, April 10, a church of seventeen members was organized at Brigham City, Utah, by Elder S. G. Huntington.

THREE new believers were baptized at the First Philadelphia (Pa.) church on Sunday, April 10, by Brother O. O. Bernstein.

BAPTISMAL services were held at the church at Alameda, Cal., recently, when Elder Andrew Brorsen administered the rite to two sisters.

THE rites of baptism were administered at Davenport, Iowa, on April 7, when three were baptized and taken into church-membership.

THERE was a baptismal service at Irvington, N. J., on a recent Sabbath. Eighteen willing souls were led into the water by Elder W. H. Smith. Fifteen of these united with the Newark church. Two are the fruit of the meetings being held at Elizabeth by Brother J. M. Gaff, and one was from Brother E. E. Pennington’s work at Patterson.