Field Notes

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Feb 17, 1903

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 7.

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Field Notes

A SABBATH school has been recently organized at Ferry, Mich.
THE church at Rocklane, Ind., has been strengthened by the recent addition of six converts.
AT Paducah, Ky., three adults have accepted the truth under the labors of Brother W. S. Lowry.
THE little company at Brenham, Tex., recently erected a neat house of worship and dedicated it free from debt.
TWELVE persons recently joined the church at Trinidad, Colo., by baptism, under the labors of Brother M. D. Warfle.
A CHURCH school was started at Cove Creek, N. C., the first Monday in January, fifteen pupils being present at the opening.
AT Henderson, Ky., eight adults and several children have accepted the truth under the labors of Brethren Walter Jones and G. W. Rich.
BROTHER F. H. ALLEN reports three persons keeping the Sabbath, and others almost decided to obey, at Sherman Heights, Tenn., as the result of missionary work done by him there.
FOUR persons have accepted the truth under the recent labors of Brother W. T. Millman, at Huntsdale, Mo. The church at Tarsney has been strengthened by the recent addition of quite a number of the young people.
THE church at Darby, Mont., has recently had eight accessions to their number, five of whom were convinced of the truth at the close of a debate on the Sabbath question to which a Disciple minister had challenged Brother W. D. Emery.
FOUR persons have united with the company at Hartley, Iowa, under the labors of Brother Chas. A. Schultz. Near Exira, Iowa, Brother N. C. Bergersen has been holding meetings in a Scandinavian settlement, with the result that four accepted the truth and received baptism.
WRITING from St. Augustine, Fla., Sister Lulu Wightman says: “Down among the scrub palmettos and the alligator swamps, we have found a company who have been keeping the Sabbath for years, brought to their knowledge by a single tract which drifted their way.” They are now hearing and accepting the truth of the message in its fullness. In St. Augustine two have recently accepted the Sabbath truth.