Our Work and Workers

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Aug 23, 1910

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 37, No. 33.

Our Work and Workers

TEN at McMechen, West Virginia, have promised to keep the Sabbath.

Brother McCord baptized twenty-four persons recently in Los Angeles.

AFTER a series of meetings at Eureka, California, Brother S. T. Hare baptized ten souls.

AFTER special services in the Frankfort, Michigan, church, conducted by Brethren M. C. Guild and G. Nyman, nine were baptized.

AT the annual camp-meeting of the Montana Conference in June at Helena, four soldiers from the near-by barracks were converted.

AS THE result of tent-meetings at Cartersville, Georgia, six heads of families have accepted the truth. Brethren Arthur and Tennie Manous have been laboring there.

A 78-ACRE farm twelve miles west of Chicago has been purchased for the Swedish seminary. The General Conference has transferred the Swedish Department of Union College to this school.

THE former Baird College, Clinton, Missouri, has been purchased by the General Conference for a German training school. It will hereafter be known as the Clinton German Seminary. The building is an imposing structure of three and four stories. It has a fine natural location.

SEVERAL persons, including a Methodist minister and his family, have taken their stand for the truth at Okolona, Mississippi, where Brother Charles F. Lowry has been laboring.

THE "Ninth Annual Calendar" of the Fernando Academy is a finely printed pamphlet of thirty-two pages. This institution gives work in the usual academic and pre-medical courses, as well as in the following training courses: foreign missionary (three years), ministerial (two years), normal (three years), business (two years), and musical (five years). Those interested may address H. G. Lucas, Principal, San Fernando, Cal.