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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 31, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 22.

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Field Notes

A REPORT from Iowa mentions two recent additions to the Glenwood church.
A CHURCH of thirteen members has been organized by Elder L. F. Starr at Keokuk, Iowa.
ELDER W. C. F. WARD, who, with Elder J. E. Bond, has been holding meetings at Tempe, near Phoenix, Ariz., reports that as a result of the work there two adults and three young people have taken their stand to keep the commandments of God.
ELDER ANDREW NELSON writes from Oklahoma: “We have just had our conference committee meeting, and we are planning on placing eight tent companies in the field this summer. We also expect to hold one or more local camp-meetings, but have not yet decided on the place.”
AS a result of recent meetings at Charloe, Ohio, seven persons have covenanted to keep the commandments of God. The company there now numbers eleven. Brethren Bidwell and Gaede, who have conducted the meetings, have been challenged to a debate, and the people of the town are greatly stirred.
AT a recent labor council of workers in the New Jersey Conference, it was decided that each tent company in that field should conduct two efforts, the first beginning June 10 and closing July 29; the second beginning August 19 and closing about the last of September. Two of these efforts will be at Trenton and Cape May Court House. Elder E. E. Franke will hold meetings either at Atlantic City or Newark.
WE take the following items from the Pacific Union Recorder:—
“FIVE persons who have recently accepted the Sabbath truth were baptized by Elder Healey at San Diego a short time ago.
“ELDER R. S. OWEN recently organized a church of eighteen members at Corona, following a series of meetings held there by Pastors S. T. Hare and E. H. Adams.
“AT the request of Elder S. N. Haskell, who, with his companion, is conducting a Bible training-school in San Bernardino, our conference committee voted to send him a large tent to be pitched in the city, wherein a series of meetings will be conducted.”