Field Notes

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

SIX converts to the faith are reported at St. Paul, Minn., by Brother F. A. Detamore.

FOLLOWING the camp-meeting at Seymour, Ind., several have decided to obey the truth.

FOUR have accepted the truth as a result of the meetings held at Millington, Md., by Brethren Jones and Vanzant.

SUCCESS is attending the meetings being held at Claremont, Va. A number are keeping the Sabbath, and others are interested.

THIRTEEN have begun the observance of the Sabbath as a result of the work among the German population of Pittsburg, Pa.

BROTHER O. O. BERNSTEIN reports that seven new accessions to the faith have resulted from the meeting held at St. Cloud, Minn., which closed September 2.

THE church at Delta, Colo., has recently increased its membership by the addition of fourteen new names. Five of these are young people making their first profession, and all are faithful and conscientious workers for the truth.

BROTHER CHARLES BELGRAVE, of Ohio, has decided to give his life to work among the Hindustani children in the West Indies. The young people of Ohio are raising means to help equip Brother Belgrave for his chosen work.

THE State of Maine has been divided into districts, with a director over each, in order to facilitate the work of distributing our literature in the homes of all the people. The plan suggested for supplying the literature is that after the tithe is paid, one or two cents on the dollar be set aside to create a fund to pay for the literature needed.