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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 20, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 51.

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Field Notes

THREE new members were added to the church at Joplin, Mo., November 17.
TEN new members were recently added to the church at Moline, Ill., eight of these by baptism.
BROTHER C. M. BABCOCK reports the addition of four members to the church at Duluth, Minn.
A SERIES of meetings held at Spencer, Va., has resulted in six taking their stand for the truth.
THE result of some months' work of Brethren A. G. Christiansen and H. G. Gjording at Brigham, Utah, is that six or eight have accepted present truth.
BROTHER F. M. ROBERTS reports about twenty-five keeping the Sabbath at Huntingburg, Ind., as the result of labor in that place by himself and Brother J. F. Steele.
ELDER H. MEYER, at work among the Germans of Philadelphia, Pa., is having good success, although in a neighborhood where nearly every one is in some way connected with the brewery. About fifteen have accepted the message.
A CHURCH of eight members has been recently organized at Lucky, Ark., where Brother H. Clay Griffin has been laboring. While but two of these are new converts, there are seven or eight more keeping the Sabbath, whom he hopes to see unite with the church later.
BEGINNING October 25, Brother W. S. Lowry held a three weeks' tent-meeting at New Providence, Ky.; and, although the Campbellites preached two sermons against the Sabbath, the result is that five decided to obey the message, and many warm friends were won to the cause of present truth.
BRETHREN A. R. OGDEN and J. A. Minner continued meetings in the tent at Holton, Kan., until December 2, with a good interest, and some new ones decided to obey. The people of the town are friendly, and are contributing toward building a church. The attendance at Sabbath-school is over fifty.
BROTHER N. J. ETHEREDGE, reporting a short series of meetings in western Texas, says: “I was away from home two weeks and two days. During this time, by the help of the Lord, I preached eleven times, sold thirty-two books, and persuaded two honest souls (a man and his wife) to keep the Sabbath.”
FROM a letter written by Brother F. E. Gibson we quote: “The Lord blessed in the series of meetings which we held at Williamsdale, East, Nova Scotia; and as a result one family of five took their stand for the truth, and are rejoicing in it. Another family are very much interested, and are almost persuaded to be Christians and obey the truth. We have moved to Moncton, New Brunswick, where we expect to labor this winter. The people are very sociable and friendly, and our Sabbath-school and Sunday evening services are well attended.”