Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 20, 1910

FIVE have united with the Oplin (Tex.) church, three of these persons having recently been baptized.

BROTHER F. E. LYNDON writes from Aitutaki, Cook Islands, of the conversion of one of the intelligent natives to this truth.

SIX persons have recently made a start in the truth at Elk City, Kan., and two have been baptized by Brother M. H. Gregory.

A CHURCH of thirteen members has just been organized at Kenosha, Wis. Eight of these persons are new converts to the truth.

AT the camp-meeting held at Winter Park, Fla., for our colored brethren, eight persons were buried with their Lord in baptism.

BROTHER H. E. GIDDINGS reports twelve new converts in Tolar, N. M., and also states that a good interest prevails at that place.

THE church at Fort Worth, Tex., reports thirty-two additions to its membership during the last three months, some by letter, and some by baptism.

ON Sabbath, December 25, Elder L. W. Terry baptized ten young people at Keene, Tex., immediately preceding the services of the quarterly meeting.