Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 14, 1907

TWO families near Winnsboro, Tex., have decided to obey the truth as the result of meetings held by BROTHER E. B. HOPKINS.

BROTHER M. D. WARFLE reports progress in the work at Rosswell, Colo., where five have recently begun to obey the truth, and several more give promise of taking a similar stand.

A SERIES of meetings at Cherokee City, Ark., held by BROTHER Littell, has recently closed, eight staunch souls having cast in their lot with the few believers already there. About twenty-five attend the Sabbath-school.

BROTHER O. O. FARNSWORTH is holding meetings with increasing interest in Burlington, Vt. He is permitted to put condensed sermons in the papers of the city nearly every day, so he has a much larger audience than comes to the hall.

FROM Cleburne, Tex., where BRETHREN T. W. FIELD and H. B. FRENCH are holding meetings in a Protestant Methodist meeting-house, word comes that already four have taken their stand on all the commandments of God. Despite opposition they hope for more fruit.