Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Apr 3, 1913

ELDER L. F. TRUBEY reports the baptism of eleven persons at Enyart, Mo.

NINE new members have been added to the Cleveland (N. C.) church during the last few weeks.

ELDER H. H. VOTAW recently baptized five young persons in the Rangoon lakes. Others are studying the truth.

As the result of a tent effort in Miami, Fla., twenty-three are keeping the Sabbath, and others are deeply interested in the truth.

ELDER F. A. STAHL, of the Lake Titicaca Indian mission in Peru, baptized eighteen persons not long ago. Among these were several young persons.

SIX adults have taken their stand for the truth at West Peru, Maine, and the workers there have organized a Sabbath-school with a membership of sixteen.

THREE persons were recently baptized in Lajoya, N. Mex., by Elder Burt Bray. Elder H. L. Hoover writes of the baptism of four new believers at Tolar and three at Socorro.

WRITING from Tinnevelli, British India, Brother C. E. Weaks says: “Yesterday we had a good meeting and baptismal service. Eighteen went forward in this ordinance.”

THE German work in Oklahoma is onward. Since the last camp-meeting fifty-nine persons have been baptized, as reported by Elder A. A. Meyer. Six adults have recently accepted the truth at Alva.

DR. RILEY RUSSELL, our medical missionary in Korea, during 1912 treated 5,126 patients, traveled 1,000 miles on horseback, baptized 92 persons, and two churches have been organized in his territory.

A SABBATH-SCHOOL of eleven members has recently been organized at Quirindi, in New South Wales, and at Ourimbah the company has been organized into a church and Sabbath-school, and plans are being made to erect a church building.

SEVEN persons in Salem, Oregon, have decided to obey the commandments of God. A new church has just been organized at Brownsboro, southern Oregon, with a membership of thirteen. Three others are awaiting baptism. Recently ten new believers were baptized at Milton.