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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Dec 27, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 52.

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Western Pennsylvania

By W. F. Schwartz

THE new chapel at Six Mile Run, Pa., was dedicated December 2. This was built partly by contract and partly by donated labor on the part of the brethren. Conference assistance was given in the person of Brother J. E. Veach, who superintended this matter. This chapel, valued at twelve hundred dollars, was dedicated very nearly free from debt, there being only $222.78 yet to be raised.
Seventeen months ago only three families of Seventh-day Adventists were in this vicinity. Now we see an organized company with a new chapel, well enough fitted for any city. Surely the Lord is greatly to be praised. This company comes into the sisterhood of churches gladly taking up the duty of tithe paying. Where the tent was destroyed by fire, there now stands a chapel as a monument for the third angel’s message. May God bless the company here.
W. F. SCHWARTZ.
Hollidaysburg.