A NEW church building was dedicated at Kincaid (Kan.) Sunday, April 5.
MEETINGS held at Parma, Idaho, have resulted in bringing ten to accept the truth.
A CHURCH of fifteen members has been organized by Brother H. J. Dirksen at Midvale, Idaho.
SABBATH, March 21, four members were added to the Topeka (Kan.) church, three on profession of faith.
ELDER R. D. QUINN, recently returned from Australia, has been elected president of the Montana Conference.
AT Falls City, Ore., four have accepted present truth thru the labors of Brother G. W. Pettit and Brother J. M. Cole.
A NOTE from Brother Clarence Santee states that the brethren at Hamby, Texas, dedicated a new church building March 28.
NEW MEXICO has been transferred from the Central Union Conference to the Southwestern Union, with Brother H. L. Hoover as director.
A SABBATH-SCHOOL of twenty-three members was recently organized at Porter, Okla., by Brother C. M. Hayhurst. Much interest is manifested.
BROTHER CHAS. THOMPSON, president of Kansas Conference, writes of the dedication of a church building by the brethren at Conway Springs, Kan., March 15.
"THERE has been great opposition on the part of some, but, notwithstanding this, six precious souls have taken their stand on the commandments of God."—E. W. Wolfe, Eddyville, Iowa.
BRETHREN R. D. QUINN and J. C. Foster have just closed a series of meetings at Stevensville, Mont., in which seven honest souls gave themselves to the Lord.
A SABBATH-SCHOOL of twenty-six members was recently organized in South Peoria, Ill. The interest was created by Brother J. L. Galbraith by canvassing and holding Bible-readings.
At the close of a discourse by Brother Meade MacGuire at Kansas City, Mo., March 7, twenty-four gave their hearts to the Lord, nearly all of them young people. Brother H. B. Steele assisted in the meetings leading to this splendid harvest.
THREE charter members of the first Seventh-day Adventist Church still survive, Sisters Harriet I. Farnsworth and Sarah P. Mead, both still members of the church at Washington, N. H., and Sister Cynthia J. Farnsworth, now a member of the church at Hastings, Neb.
OFFICERS elected for the Northern Union Conference, which includes Iowa, Minnesota, North and South Dakota, are as follows: President, R. A. Underwood; vice-president, M. N. Campbell; secretary, T. D. Gibson; treasurer, C. M. Everest; educational and young people's secretary, C. L. Benson; religious liberty secretary, C. M. Clark; secretary medical department, Dr. C. P. Farnsworth.