Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 23, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 51.

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AT ALPENA, MICH., four persons were recently baptized.

BROTHER J. ADAMS STEVENS writes from Goldfield, Nev., of the baptism of two souls.

BROTHER FRANK S. BUTZ reports that five have taken a stand for the truth at Alpena, S. D.

SUNDAY, October 10, Elder W. D. Parkhurst baptized six candidates at Des Moines, Iowa.

SEVEN young people were recently baptized by Brother B. F. Stureman and taken into the church at Memphis, Mich.

BROTHER ROY L. BENTON reports one family of Sabbath-keepers at Portales, N. M., and says there is a good interest among the people.

AS a result of the work of the Brethren Brown in Warren, Ark., a lady of one of the leading families of the town is keeping the Sabbath.

A CHURCH of eighteen members has been organized in Haviland, Kan., by Elder Chas. Thompson, three of this number having been baptized recently.

ELEVEN persons have taken their stand to keep the Sabbath at Littlebirch, W. Va., as a result of the meetings conducted by Brethren Foggin and Adkins.

ELDER T. G. LEWIS baptized seven new members at Warsaw, Wis., recently. These were added to the church as the result of Brother Lewis Drew’s work there.

BROTHER FRANKLIN G. WARNICK reports five new converts at Danville, Va., and four at News Ferry, Va. Brother Warnick recently baptized five at News Ferry.

ON Sunday, November 7, Elder G. A. Snyder baptized Brother H. Kanako, one of the students of the Japanese school in Oakland, Cal., who accepted the truth as a result of a series of Bible studies.

A LETTER from Elder Stephen G. Haughey, of Nottingham, England, reports sixty new Sabbath-keepers as the result of four tent efforts in the North England Conference this year.