OUR WORK AND WORKERS by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Jul 12, 1905

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 31, No. 28.

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OUR WORK AND WORKERS.

By Editor

EIGHT persons were recently baptized at Frisco, Ark.

THE brethren at Muncie, Ind., are building a new house of worship.

DURING the recent camp-meeting at Wausau, Wis., fifteen persons were baptized.

A TEACHERS' institute is announced for August 13 to September 15, at Keene, Tex.

A summer school and a church school teachers' institute are now being held at Stuart, Iowa.

SABBATH, June 17, four persons were baptized at Kalamazoo, Mich., by Brother C. A. Hanson, and his meetings were continuing with marked interest.

IN the Southwestern Union Record Brother T. J. Hickman reports that a company of eighteen has been gathered at Coalgate, O. T., soon to be baptized and organized into a church.

IN the Welcome Visitor, Brother C. A. Pedicord reports the baptism of six candidates in the Ohio River at Cincinnati. These were the result of recent labor by Brethren Pedicord and R. R. Kennedy.

A CAMP-MEETING for Northwest Kansas will be held at Downs, August 3-9. Brother A. R. Ogden, superintendent of that district, says that the meeting will be of interest to those who are asking, "What do Seventh-day Adventists believe?"

BROTHER C. SANTEE, who has been president of the Southern California Conference since its organization, has been called to the Texas Conference. He was at the San Jose camp-meeting a few days, and left for his new field on June 29.

SIX candidates were recently baptized at Alma, Mich., as a result of meetings held by Brethren J. G. Lamson and Wm. Ostrander at Ithaca. The Banner also notes the baptism of ten persons in connection with the labors of Brethren Ostrander and D. P. Wood. Nine of these united with the church at Rapson and one with the church at Bay City. In the same issue Brother B. F. Stureman notes the baptism of five candidates at Hazelton.

AT the late session of the California-Nevada Conference, held at Oakland, officers were chosen as follows: President, W. T. Knox; secretary, T. A. Kilgore; treasurer, Pacific Press Publishing Company; missionary secretary, A. J. S. Bourdeau; state canvassing agent, W. H. Covell; Sabbath-school secretary, Mrs. Carrie R. King; superintendent of church schools, E. D. Sharpe. Executive committee—W. T. Knox, A. S. Kellogg, J. O. Corliss, M. C. Wilcox, George E. Langdon, A. J. Osborne, J. H. Behrens.