Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 6, 1913

THE Benton Harbor (Mich.) church recently received five new believers into membership.

RECENTLY a company of seventeen Sabbath-keepers has been raised up in Huntsville, Ala.

THE workers at Salmon, Idaho, were privileged to baptize fourteen persons on a recent Sabbath.

ELDER J. W. McCOMAS reports twelve new members received into the Cedar Rapids (Iowa) church last month.

ELDER H. BLOCK writes of the baptism of six German brethren and sisters, who have just accepted the truth at St. Johns, western Oregon.

As the result of a tent effort conducted in Syracuse, Ill., the past summer, twenty persons have accepted the third angel's message.

THERE are six new believers at Portsmouth, Va., and Elder J. B. Mallory reports twenty-one as accepting the truth among the colored people of that city.

SEVEN persons have united with the Cincinnati (Ohio) church by baptism. Four new believers have joined the company of colored brethren in that place.

IN Indiana, a few weeks ago, three persons were baptized at the Wabash Valley Sanitarium, and ten added to the church at Anderson. Five persons in Scircleville have commenced the observance of the Sabbath.

THE Elmira (N. Y.) tent effort has resulted in the baptism of eight new believers. Elder J. K. Humphrey, who has been in charge of the Afro-American tent in New York City, baptized thirty-one converts recently. Thirteen accepted the truth during the German tent-meetings, and five from the Danish-Norwegian effort.