Field Notes

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 24, 1903

At Oakdale, Neb., five persons have accepted the message of present truth under the labors of Brethren J. J. Graf and B. M. Garton.

BROTHER C. T. ADAMS reports the conversion to the truth of two ladies at Cresco, Iowa, one of whom had previously made no profession of religion.

THE church at De Queen, Ark., has been reorganized, seven new members having been added, and new officers elected to supply vacancies caused by removals.

A NEW church building is nearly completed at Fredericton, New Brunswick, and will be dedicated about June 1. In connection with the dedication will be held the first annual session of the Maritime Conference.

A CHURCH of nine members was recently organized at Hopewell, Ore. This is a result of the tent meetings held last summer by Brethren C. J. Cole and J. W. Clark, Brother Cole remaining after the tent season to complete the work.

BROTHER AND SISTER J. E. BOND are laboring in Flagstaff, Ariz., and are meeting with omens of success, three or four having thus far been led to take a stand for the truth. A course of tent meetings will be held there when the weather becomes favorable.

AT Faulkner, O. T., ten conversions to the truth have resulted from the labors of Brother J. R. Bagby, and it is expected that a church of about thirty members will be organized immediately after the General Conference. A Sabbath-school of twenty-two members has been in progress for several weeks.

BROTHER J. W. HICKS is at work among the people at Locust Branch, in the mountain region of eastern Kentucky. He finds these mountain people very willing to receive him and to listen to the truths of the third angel’s message, and says that he has more hopes of conversions among them than he has had of any other people among whom he has labored.