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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jun 13, 1878

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 51, No. 24.

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TENNESSEE

Goodlettsville, June 4.

DURING the week that has passed since our last report, the interest and the congregations have been steadily increasing. We have given two discourses on the subject of the Sabbath, with which some have been very favorably impressed. Vocal music helps much in attracting the people.
The time has come, in our lectures, to commence visiting. May the Lord give wisdom for this important part of our work.
The rain prevented our meeting last night. Wheat harvest is just commencing, strawberry harvest, just closed. Peach trees are breaking down with their load of fruit. The weather is very warm.
S. OSBORN.
G. K. OWEN.

E. Junction, June 5.

SINCE my last report, I have labored most of the time in the vicinity of Simpkins chapel. I sold about five dollars' worth of books.
Sabbath, June 1, I spent with the brethren near Union chapel. Two united with the church, one was baptized, and one decided to keep the Sabbath. I consider this a very promising place for another course of lectures. Many will come in, if the church live the truth.
My address is E. Junction, Tenn.
ORLANDO SOULE.