Our Work and Workers by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Jul 10, 1907

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 33, No. 28.

Our Work and Workers.

By Editor

THE friends in Nunda, N. Y., have just dedicated a new church. Six members have been added, four by baptism.

BROTHER T. W. FIELD baptized six at Richland Springs, Texas, June 8. The same day Brother D. U. Hale baptized three at Dallas.

THE brethren in Oklahoma have seven tent companies in the field this summer. Surely a good work should be accomplished for the truth in these efforts.

ON Sabbath, June 1, Brother C. E. Ford baptized eleven candidates in the Carr Street (Los Angeles) Church.

SISTER KATHERINE E. MILLER-WEAVER, who has been laboring in Springfield, Ohio, recently had the pleasure of seeing four of her readers follow their Master in baptism.

AN eight-page monthly paper has been started for the natives of Tahiti, called Te Maramarama. Brother B. J. Cady writes that a live interest is taken in the paper and that the subscription list is growing. Much is hoped for it tho the people are all very poor.

SOUTH LANCASTER ACADEMY has issued a neat, thirty-two-page calendar, the twenty-sixth annual announcement, giving the history, object, scope, etc., of the institution. It is planned to make the coming school year a strong one for Christian education. Those interested would do well to correspond with William J. Fitzgerald, the president.

SISTER LILY M. WILLIAMS-THORPE, writing from Tonga, Friendly Islands, says, "This is recognized as a very difficult field for many reasons, but the light seems to be breaking thru, and we are believing for great things." Their school had fifty-seven pupils last year, while the year before there were only twenty-four.

THE second annual calendar of the Meadowglade Intermediate School, Battle Ground, Wash., has just come to hand. This academy was founded by the Western Washington Conference in 1903 on a well-located farm of twenty acres, twenty miles northeast of Portland. Information concerning the school can be obtained of the principal, G. E. Johnson, Battle Ground, Wash.