p. 13 | Our Work and Workers

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Mar 3, 1909

Our Work and Workers.

THREE persons have recently accepted the truth at Village Creek, Iowa.

EARLY in January six young people were baptized at Wright, Mich. Brother J. M. Wilbur performed the ceremony.

FOUR adults and four children have been added to the church at Island, Cal., the result of a series of meetings at that place.

“FIELD TIDINGS” is the name of a new paper issued by the Southeastern Union Conference. It is printed at Graysville, Tenn., the students of our training school at that place doing the work.

THERE has come to this office a neat calendar of the Pukekura Training School, Cambridge West, Waikato, New Zealand. This is their second annual announcement. F. J. Chaney is the principal.

At the thirty-eighth annual session of the California Conference, the following officers were elected: For president, S. N. Haskell; secretary and treasurer, Claude Conard; executive committee, S. N. Haskell, H. Shultz, E. D. Sharpe, J. H. Behrens, G. A. Snyder, B. L. Howe, and A. Brorsen.

THE newly organized Western Canadian Union Conference held its first annual council last autumn. Good progress is being made in the territory, which extends from Manitoba to British Columbia, and as far north as inhabited. The book work is especially successful.

BROTHER J. N. ANDERSON and family, Miss Ida Thompson, Dr. A. C. Selmon, O. J. Gibson, E. L. Miller, and a young Chinese lady student landed in San Francisco from China February 16. As Mrs. Anderson’s health is quite poor, she will remain at the St. Helena Sanitarium. Brethren Anderson and Selmon and Miss Thompson will attend the General Conference; Brethren Gibson and Miller will enter the Seminary at Washington; the young Chinese lady will take the nurses’ course at the Loma Linda Sanitarium.