Field Notes

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 14, 1911

The Camden, N. J., church has recently added three persons to its membership.

A Sabbath-school of seventeen members has recently been organized by Brother D. G. Stevenson at McDonald, Miss.

The Ruston, La., tent effort closed October 29. Nine persons have decided to obey the truths presented during those meetings.

The church at North Platte, Nebr., is rejoicing in the possession of a new church building, which was recently dedicated free from debt.

Brother and Sister H. F. Taylor, who have been working at Delphi Falls, N. Y., report that one family has taken a firm stand for the truth.

Elder M. G. Huffman has been laboring at Verdi, Kans. He reports that four persons have accepted the truth through his efforts, and that several others are interested.

For four weeks a series of meetings has been in progress at Hanford, in the Central California Conference. Brother F. E. Brown has been in charge of the services, and as a result of the meetings six have united with the church. Several weeks ago twelve new believers were baptized at Eureka.

Sabbath, November 4, the first Norwegian church in the State of Iowa was organized at Decorah, with a membership of thirteen. Elder E. G. Olsen recently baptized four persons at Waukon: As a result of the faithful labors of Brother George Seltzer, a church of thirteen members has been organized at Shellsburg.