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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 10, 1907

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 84, No. 2.

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Field Notes

At Citra, I. T., W. F. Talburt reports four who have taken their stand for the Sabbath.
Brother E. L. Neff closed meetings at Alazan, Tex., December 16, after continuing about two months. He left eight keeping the Sabbath, and organized a Sabbath-school of nineteen members.
Brother F. B. Howard, who is holding meetings at Cairo, Ill., reports four who have announced their determination to walk in all the light, while others are still in the valley of decision.
At French Pond, a suburb of New Brunswick, N. J., where Brother J. H. Carroll held meetings for a week recently, six souls were converted, have taken their stand for the truth, and have become Sabbath-keepers.
Following the Florida camp-meeting at Lakeland, Brother Sydney Scott remained one week to bind off the work among the colored people. Fifteen took their stand for the truth, and eight were baptized. A Sabbath-school has been organized, and a minister and a Bible worker have been secured to further develop the interest.