Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Mar 8, 1906

THREE persons have been won to the observance of the Bible Sabbath in Scranton, Pa., since the beginning of the new year.

ELDER W. R. BURROW reports the baptism of four persons at Bowling Green, Ky., three of whom united with the church there.

IN a report of meetings at Herrin, Ill., which closed February 11, Brother E. L. Cardey states that as a result two were taken into the church, and four others have promised to keep the Sabbath.

ELDER F. M. CORBALEY, who is holding meetings in Keokuk, Iowa, reports that one of the finest halls in the city has been rented for the meetings, and that some of the most respectable people in the city are attending the meetings and keeping the Sabbath.

ELDER P. G. STANLEY reports a good work done at Lewiston, Ill., where four members of the church had become sidetracked from the straight line of Bible truth, having “boarded a train with D. M. Canright as engineer.” After a week of study these souls were again rejoicing in the truth. One person joined the church, church officers were elected, and the Sabbath-school was reorganized.

IN a recent report from Newport News, Va., Brother G. H. Clark says: “Yesterday, Sabbath, was a day of fasting and prayer. A father and his two children took their stand for Christ, and all will be baptized in a few days. A daughter of one of our sisters in the church also took her stand for Christ. A sister who has been keeping the Sabbath in the Presbyterian Church came forward for baptism, and two others desired to unite with us by letter. Others are soon to make their decision.”