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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 11, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 50.

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Work in the Southwest

By G. F. Watson

SINCE our good council held in Washington, D. C., last month, I have been very busy looking after detail work and holding meetings. At Keene, Tex., I had the privilege of baptizing ten bright young men and women, and I hope that many others in the Keene school will follow their Lord in baptism.
November 19 I joined Elder W. E. Baxter, president of the Arkansas Conference, at Gentry, Ark. Elder Baxter had preceded me two days, and the meetings were well under way. The evening of the nineteenth the neat little church house was dedicated free from debt. During the week that we held meetings there, the house was well filled at every service. Sunday morning, November 23, Elder Baxter baptized twelve persons, and the evening following we received thirteen into the Gentry church. To the Lord be all the praise.
G. F. WATSON.