A CAMP-MEETING is to be held at Holly, Mich., September 27 to October 8.
AT the last quarterly meeting of the church at Arvilla, N. D., three persons were baptized.
IN the Wisconsin Reporter Brother S. Swinson notes the baptism of eight candidates at Rhinelander.
AT the last quarterly-meeting of the church at Bradford, Pa., two members were added. Brother J. W. Watt officiated.
FOR an "Outline of Courses of Study" at Loma Linda College of Evangelists, address Prof. W. E. Howell, Loma Linda, via Redlands, Cal.
THE visible fruit of tent labor at Double Creek, Md., as reported to the Gleaner by Brother John L. Jones, is represented in the baptism of five candidates.
OF the cause at Ithaca, Mich., Brother R. B. Thurber writes to the Banner that "the beautiful little new school building near the church is almost ready for occupancy, and is the wonder of the town."
FROM the Atlantic Union Gleaner we learn that on the 4th ult., a church of thirteen members was organized at Pittsfield, Mass. The day following three candidates were baptized. These services were conducted by Brother H. F. Ketring.
A NOTE in the Northern Union Reaper says: "A church of twenty-eight members was recently organized among the Russians south of Balfour, N. D. Twenty-one of these had just accepted the truth through the labors of Brother Bohienks, of Manitoba."
THE report of the General Conference Educational Convention, held at College View, June 29 to July 10, is now ready for distribution. It is of special value to teachers and to conference and school officers, and all interested in the education of our youth will find in it matter of much interest. Price, ten cents, or $9.00 a hundred, carriage prepaid. Address and make remittances payable to Union College Press, College View, Neb.
THE report of the president of the Texas Conference for the year ending June 30, showed encouraging progress. The tithe increased $4,157.49 over the previous year. This does not include the offerings to the amount of $3,870. The conference expended $1,887.95 for labor outside of the United States, and $384.85 for labor out of the state but in the United States. Brother C. Santee has been re-elected president. In connection with the late conference session and camp-meeting at Alvarado, twenty-four candidates were baptized.
ON the 3rd inst., at Oshkosh, Wis., three candidates were baptized in Lake Winnebago, and with two others were added to the church. The ordinance was administered by Brother J. S. Shrock.
THE Twelfth Annual Announcement of Oakwood Manual Training School, Huntsville, Ala., for 1906-1907, is a neat pamphlet of sixteen pages, illustrated with views of buildings and grounds. It contains quite full information concerning the purposes of the school, the requirements of students, courses of study, terms, etc. The fall term will commence September 19 and continue till December 11. "The Oakwood Manual Training School is devoted to the betterment of society through such culture of the Negro as will make him a more helpful servant, a more suitable neighbor, a more prosperous and law-abiding citizen, and a more intelligent Christian worker." Address, Oakwood School, Huntsville, Ala.
AT the recent educational convention held at College View, Neb., the following declaration was adopted: "We fully and firmly believe that the Holy Scriptures plainly teach: (1) That it is God's purpose to finish in this generation His work in behalf of mankind. (2) That this will be done by the proclamation to all the world of the Gospel as set forth in the great threefold message of Rev. 14:6-14. (3) That the proclamation of this message to the world will be made by the church, the Lord's people who are called out and developed by the message itself."