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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Dec 10, 1903

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 49.

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Field Notes.

FOUR persons have been added recently to the church at Decatur, Ill.
A SABBATH-SCHOOL of sixteen members has been organized at Greenfield, Ark.
A CHURCH building has been finished, and will soon be dedicated, at Gage, by O. T.
A CHURCH of twelve members was organized at Paul's Valley, O. T., November 7.
BROTHER C. J. COLE reports the recent baptism of four persons at Corvallis, Western Oregon.
A SABBATH-SCHOOL has been organized at Farmington, Ill., with a membership of twenty-five.
BROTHER O. GLASS reports a growing interest at Kirbyville, Tex., where three adults have recently accepted the truth.
A CHURCH of thirteen members has been recently organized at Armstrong, British Columbia. A church building has also been erected at that place.
WORK among the Scandinavians at Whatcom, Western Washington, by Brethren Wollekar, Limud, and Madsen, has resulted in bringing four persons to accept the truths of the message.
THERE are now twenty-seven Sabbath-keepers in the vicinity of Adams Mills, Ohio, the greater part of whom received the truth through the recent labors of Brethren F. M. Fairchild and B. L. House.
THE church at Newton, Kan., has been strengthened by the recent addition of twelve to its membership, and four others are keeping the Sabbath. Meetings are being continued in a hall by Brethren J. G. Hanhardt and N. T. Sutton.