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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 9, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 45.

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Field Notes

ELDER R. L. BENTON reports the baptism of two sisters in Turner, N. M.
FORTY-SEVEN persons in Newbern, N. C., have requested baptism, desiring to unite with the church at that place.
ON September 17, Elder O. O. Bernstein closed the tent effort which he had been conducting in Manhattan, New York City. Twenty were baptized.
FIFTEEN Sabbath-keepers are reported at Cordele, Ga., as a result of the recent tent effort there. A few weeks ago two members were added to the church in Atlanta.
THE tent-meetings that have been held during the summer in Salt Lake City, Utah, closed Sunday night, October 8, several persons having taken their stand with God's people.
THE Atlantic Union Gleaner for Oct. 25, 1911, reports that “three hundred persons have accepted the truths of the third angel's message in the Atlantic Union Conference during the past summer.”
A VERY profitable meeting was enjoyed by the little company at Campville, in western New York, when Elder H. W. Carr visited them October 14. Four new Sabbath-keepers united with the church at that time.
FROM Eastern Pennsylvania comes the report that as a result of Elder L. E. Suffcool's labors twelve souls have decided to obey the truth. Four persons recently united with the First African Church of Philadelphia.
FIFTEEN persons have thus far signified their intention of keeping the Sabbath and obeying the truth as taught in the Bible, as a result of the meetings now being held in North Denver, Colo. September 23 two members were added to the church at Blanca.
OCTOBER 11, Elder J. J. Irwin had the privilege of baptizing three sisters at Clare, Mich. Mrs. M. M. Faulkner reports three new Sabbath-keepers at Traverse City; at Jackson, Elder D. P. Wood reports the baptism of six believers, and several others interested.
ELDER C. F. McVAGH recently baptized a new Sabbath-keeper who united with the church in Nashville, Tenn. This lady came to a knowledge of the truth through reading “Bible Footlights.” Elders Locken and Shuler report seven additions to the church at Lenoir City.
ELDER B. M. GARTON is holding meetings in a chapel in Ogdensburg, Pa. He reports eight keeping the Sabbath and many others interested in the truth. During the past summer tent-meetings were conducted in Somerset. So far nine adults are keeping the Sabbath, and a Sabbath-school of fifteen members has been organized.