Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Feb 9, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 6.

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AT Hoxie, Kan., two have taken their stand to keep the Sabbath.

As the result of meetings at Sheffield, Ala., eight have signed the covenant.

ELDER J. W. NORWOOD reports that at Ava, Ark., nine were recently baptized.

THREE have taken a firm stand for the truth at Hereford, Ore., and two at Union.

FOUR persons recently united with the German church at Brooklyn, N. Y., by baptism.

AT Rayville, La., six persons have accepted the Sabbath; at Castor, one; and at Hope, three.

JANUARY 14, five persons were baptized by Elder E. W. Farnsworth at Battle Creek, Mich.

THERE are four new Sabbath-keepers at McKinney, Ky., and four more waiting for baptism.

SEVEN new members were received into the Sheridan (Wyo.) church on profession of faith recently.

EIGHT young people were baptized at the Western Normal Institute, Lodi, Cal., on Missionary Volunteer day.

A COMPANY of eleven believers was organized at Princeton, Ill., December 31, five of whom were recently baptized.

As a result of recent meetings with the Brayton church on Walden's Ridge, Tenn., eleven precious souls united with the church, subject to baptism.

ELDER A. R. BELL reports that at Carlisle, Pa., three were received into the church on profession of faith. At Reading, Sabbath, January 14, seven persons followed their Lord in baptism.