p. 20 | Field Notes and Gleanings

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Nov 7, 1907

Field Notes and Gleanings

Word from Brother H. Clay Griffin at Rocky, Ark., states that the interest is still good, and the tent crowded every night.

Brethren C. M. Gardner and A. J. Stevens closed their tent-meeting at Atwater, Cal., the week ending October 5, having held services for about five weeks, with good interest. The ninth they pitched the tent again at Le Grand, and had a good attendance at the opening.

Since Brethren H. B. French and T. W. Field have been laboring at Hamby, Tex., seventeen have begun to keep the Sabbath, and fourteen have united with the church. Some of the latter were members of our churches in other places, and the remainder are new believers. It is expected that others will unite with the organization there.

From Brethren R. T. Nash and W. M. Crothers, who closed their tent-meeting at Cherokee Springs, S. C., October 13, we learn that “meetings had been in progress four weeks, with a good interest, and some silent but bitter opposition. Nothing great has been done, but the Lord has been with us, and the heads of four families have taken a firm stand with us.”