OUR WORK AND WORKERS by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA · Nov 7, 1900

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 26, No. 45.

OUR WORK AND WORKERS.

By Editor

THE annual week of prayer will be observed December 22-29.

THE Gleaner reports the baptism of three candidates at Williamsport, Pa., October 14.

AT Connellsville, Pa., Brother C. S. Longacre reports six persons observing the Sabbath of the Lord as a result of the faithful labors of the canvassers.

A VERY interesting and profitable Sabbath-school convention was held in the church in this city on Sabbath, October 20. Two sessions were held, and both programs were filled with pointed subjects and excellent music. There was a good representation from both the San Francisco churches and from Alameda.

IN the Wisconsin Reporter Brother J. C. Neilson notes the addition of two persons to the company at Baldwin, and a full organization of the Sabbath-school; also one new member added to the church at Poy Sippi, and the near completion of their new church-school building; also the addition of four members to the church at Linwood.

BROTHER B. O. WADE, of Tokyo, Japan, when sending to this office an order for books and tracts, speaks encouragingly of the progress of the work in that country. He also mentions the fact that Sister W. C. Grainger has joined her daughters, who have found it necessary to go to the mountains on account of their health. Brother Wade finds that even in Japan "the harvest is ripe."

AT the last annual meeting of Ohio, conference officers were elected as follows: President, A. G. Haughey; vice-president, H. H. Burkholder; secretary, E. A. Merriam; treasurer, A. A. Lander. The tract society officers are the same, excepting that the secretary is also treasurer, and Clara V. Radabaugh is corresponding secretary. Sabbath-school officers were chosen as follows: President, Ida M. Walters; vice-president, Katherine E. Miller; secretary and treasurer, Clara V. Radabaugh.