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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Nov 12, 1903

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 45.

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Field Notes

FIVE were baptized at the recent quarterly meeting at Calhan, Colo.
A SMALL industrial school was opened October 14, near Vancouver, British Columbia.
AT the October quarterly meeting at Shelby, Mich., two believers united with the church.
FOUR persons were recently baptized and united with the church at Conneaut, Ohio.
TWO have recently been baptized, and have united with the church at Idaho Springs, Colo.
OCTOBER 10 a Sabbath-school was organized at Rocky Ford, Colo., with eleven members.
NEW treatment rooms have just opened up in Whatcom, Wash., with Brother and Sister J. S. Emmerson in charge.
ELDER H. L. HOOVER reports the organization of a Sabbath-school at Estancia, N. M., of fifteen members.
AS the result of a tent-meeting at El Reno, O. T., conducted by Brother C. Sorenson, ten have accepted the present truth.
ABOUT one hundred students were present at the opening of Walla Walla College, at College Place, Wash. This does not include the primary department.
TWELVE new Sabbath-keepers are reported as the result of a tent-meeting at Kalama, Wash., conducted by Brother W. F. Martin.
A CHURCH building will be erected at once, and a church will soon be organized at Palisades, Colo. Preparations are also being made to build a place of worship at Cedaredge, in the same State.
AS the direct fruit of a series of meetings conducted at Aberdeen and Hoquiam, Wash., by Brother J. H. Watson, fifteen were baptized. Others have identified themselves with God’s commandment-keeping people, and the churches have been much strengthened.
THE young people of the Missouri Conference have been called to meet at a convention at Kansas City, November 27-30. It is expected that Brethren Luther Warren and H. H. Hall will attend this meeting.