BROTHER G. A. LAGRONE baptized six at Comanche, Texas, November 21.
SEVEN are obeying the commandments of the Lord at Haskell, Okla., as the result of the labors of Brother C. M. Hayhurst.
A CHURCH of twenty-five members has been organized at Hastings, Neb. There is a Sabbath-school of thirty-nine members.
BROTHER F. M. Oliver recently held meetings in which seven were added to the church at Fox, Ore. A Sabbath-school of twenty members was also organized.
BROTHER J. R. BAGBY organized a church of nineteen members at Weatherford, Okla., November 24, six by letter, six by baptism, and seven on confession of faith.
A CHURCH of forty-nine members has been organized at Hinsdale, Ill., in the family of the Hinsdale Sanitarium, of which Dr. David Paulson is superintendent.
“I BAPTIZED ten dear souls as a direct result of the work done in West Hoboken, and others are deeply interested,” writes Brother J. G. Hanhardt, in the Kansas Worker.
WITH a list of new subscribers to the SIGNS Brother H. E. Reeder writes that he and Brother G. W. Berry have just closed a six-week series of meetings near Oshkosh, Neb., and that twenty souls are rejoicing in the light of newly-found truth as a result.13
THE little company at Ringgold, Neb., dedicated a new church October 20.
A GERMAN church was organized in College View, Neb., November 23. The membership is thirty-one.
As a result of Brother F. M. Olivet's labors at Long Creek, Ore., seven have united with the church there and four more are awaiting baptism.
PROGRESS is reported in Rochester, N. Y., where Brother J. W. Raymond has recently baptized seven, in all fifteen having been received into the church.
A CHURCH of thirteen members was organized at Yoncalla, Ore., November 21, by Brother and Sister C. J. Cole. The little company has a new church ready to dedicate.