Field Notes

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

Two more persons have begun to keep the Sabbath at Chippewa Falls, Wis., where Brother Byron Post is located.

BRETHREN I. G. KNIGHT and I. F. Thorn recently held a three weeks' series of meetings at Preston, Kan., as a result of which three persons promised to obey the truth.

BROTHER J. M. REES reports the baptism of five pupils of the church-school at Barber's Mills, Ind., the conversion and baptism of eight persons at Mechanicsburg during some meetings held there, and one more to be added to the church at Kokomo.

BROTHER J. M. BURDICK reports three persons as recently beginning to keep the Sabbath at Rock Falls, Ill.

SISTER JESSIE HUNTER, at work in Dallas, Tex., reports three new Sabbathkeepers who are attending the church, and others interested.

FIFTEEN new ones have signed the covenant to keep God's Sabbath as a result of meetings held in Brooklyn, N. Y., by Brother L. H. Proctor.

THE church at Daisy, Ark., had become disorganized on account of the death of both elder and deacon. Brother H. Clay Griffin has recently reorganized the church with a membership of twelve. Four were baptized, and two others are soon to follow.

BRETHREN MORRIS LUKENS and V. H. Lucas have had increasing interest in hall meetings held in Baltimore, Md. They are now presenting the Sabbath and other testing truths. They have also recently begun meetings in Glen Burnie, a suburb. Four meetings a week are held in each place.

BROTHER A. NELSON, president of the Oklahoma Conference, says, in the conference paper, “Brother Mays writes from Supply that another man and his wife have been converted, and have begun keeping the Sabbath of the Lord. We are glad to see several of our brethren getting the missionary spirit, going out in the winter and holding meetings and working with the people. They have organized a Sabbath-school of fifteen members, and it is doing well.”