Field Notes

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 19, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 33.

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Field Notes

AT Allentown, Pa., Sabbath, July 10, two persons were baptized.
SIX persons were baptized at Brownstown, Ill., on Sunday, July 11.
ON Sabbath, July 24, two persons were baptized at Gunnison, Colo.
SABBATH, July 10, four persons were baptized in Oklahoma City, Okla.
ONE young man was baptized at Mancos, Colo., on June 24, and two at Bayfield on July 4.
ELDER F. W. FIELD baptized three persons at the St. Helena (Cal.) Sanitarium on Sabbath, July 10.
BROTHER R. P. MONTGOMERY reports the baptism of three persons at Broken Arrow, Okla., on Sunday, July 4.
RECENTLY, at Covert, Mich., nine persons were baptized, and one other signified her desire to start in the service of God.
A CHURCH of seventeen members was organized at Monteer, Mo., on July 3, and on the following day five persons were baptized.
TWO persons took their stand for the truth, and were baptized, at Orland, Ind., as a result of the tent-meetings held at that place.
FROM Merrill, Wis., comes the report that three persons were baptized recently, and that others are much interested in the truth.
THE series of meetings recently held at College City, Cal., resulted in eight persons accepting the third angel’s message. As many more are under deep conviction.
THE Indianapolis (Ind.) tent-meeting closed on Sunday night, July 25. At the closing service six or eight signified their intention to begin the observance of the Sabbath.
ELDER MORRIS LUKENS states that three little girls were baptized at Waldron, Ind., on July 17, and that five persons were baptized at Boggstown on the following day.
SABBATH, July 10, was a good day for the church at Fergus Falls, Minn. Six persons were baptized at that time. Others are keeping the Sabbath who expect to go forward in baptism soon.
BROTHER CHARLES ALLEN reports that seven persons have begun the observance of the Sabbath as a result of the meetings held at Marengo, Ind., and it is expected that four or five more will take their stand for the truth before the close of this series of meetings.