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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 15, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 35.

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A new church has been organized in Clear Lake, S. Dak.

Twelve candidates received baptism at Portland, Maine, recently.

A company of twenty members has been organized at Ione, Oregon.

A church with a membership of eight has been organized near Sidney, Tex.

Seven adults were recently received into the church at Hamilton, Ontario.

Elder H. E. Reeder reports the organization of a Sabbath school of twenty members, and the baptism of seven persons, at Vaughan and Ft. Laramie, Wyo.

Elder G. E. Peters reports the addition of five newly baptized members to the church in Wilmington, N. C. There are four new Sabbath keepers in Hamlet.

Elder W. E. Baxter, of Arkansas, writes that he has baptized thirty-seven persons the last year. Recently a church of twenty-two members was organized at Alleene.

A Sabbath school of nine members was recently organized at Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.

At Terrebonne, in western Oregon, a church of seventeen members has been organized.

Baptism was administered to seven new believers at Montpelier, Vt., a few weeks ago.

A church with a charter membership of twenty-four has been organized at Townley, Mo.

Fourteen adults at Paola, Kans., have accepted present truth through the labors of a canvasser.

Eleven new believers have recently identified themselves with the church in North Sydney, Nova Scotia.

Thirty-six candidates were baptized a few weeks ago at Rock Lake, in West Michigan, by Elders J. G. Lamson and N. M. Jorgensen.

At the close of meetings recently held in Green Bay and Hancock, Wis., twenty-four persons went forward in the ordinance of baptism.

Elders H. C. Hartwell and J. K. Humphrey have organized the first colored Seventh-day Adventist church in Rochester, N. Y.

Elder G. W. Anglebarger reports that more than one hundred earnest converts have been baptized during the last few months in Denver, Colo.

At New Haven, Conn., sixteen persons have just been baptized, making a total of sixty to take this step since the close of the last tent effort there.

Seven earnest new members have been added to the Swedish church in Cloquet, Minn. Elder A. W. Kuehl reports the baptism of seven at Owatonna.

Reporting the progress of the work in Erie, Pa., Elder W. F. Schwartz sends word that seven persons have recently been added to the church there.

On a recent Sabbath twelve who have just accepted the truth were baptized at Carterville, Ill. At the close of a series of meetings in Martinsville, fifteen persons received baptism.

At Mabton, Wash., a church of twenty-three members was recently organized; nine persons were baptized at Toppenish, and four at Dayton, fifteen were added to the church in Corfu, and a church of twenty-six members was organized at Wapato.

The workers of the East Michigan Conference report five new members added to the Bay City church. Elder William Guthrie recently baptized twenty-eight persons, who unite with the churches at St. Charles and Chesaning. Sixteen members have recently united with the church at Jackson; six persons have been added to the church in Alma, and sixteen to the Traverse City church, in northern Michigan.