Oklahoma by G. F. Haffner

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Jun 9, 1904

Oklahoma

By G. F. Haffner

WE are now sending out our ten companies. Seven tents will be in the field this season. This is more than Oklahoma has sent out before. We are receiving more calls for tent-meetings than we can fill. About two weeks ago a brother came to the office and asked for a tent to be sent to McLoud. He promised twenty-five dollars if we would pitch a tent there, and thought others would also donate. I went to the place, and received ninety-five dollars, so we ordered a tent, and a company is going there to hold meetings. The work in Oklahoma is onward. All the workers are of good courage. We have from thirty-five to forty canvassers in the field, and most of them are having good success. They are selling from eight hundred to nine hundred dollars’ worth of books each week. Our State agent is working now to get another company ready to start out after camp-meeting. He is pushing the work with all his power, and the Lord is blessing him.

G. F. HAFFNER.