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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Jun 24, 1908

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 34, No. 26.

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"SINCE my last report, I have baptized five persons at Ferndale, Wash."—L. Jolinson.
CHURCH NUMBER ONE, of New York City, has added seventeen members during the last three months.
A. W. KUEHL reports five accessions to the truth at St. Paul, Minn., as the result of Bible work there.
THE WEST SIDE CHURCH of Indianapolis, Ind., is rejoicing over four additions to their number, all adults.
CAMP-MEETING was held at Caldwell, Idaho, May 13-20. At the close of the meeting eleven were baptized.
NINE souls are keeping the commandments at Groveton, Texas, thru the labors of Brethren W. R. French and J. I. Taylor.
AT Minneapolis six persons have obeyed the command, "Repent and be baptized." F. E. Rew presented the truth to them.
"BROTHER R. W. LEACH reports a good interest at Peru. Four have embraced the truth there, all heads of families."—Indiana Reporter.
A CHURCH of fourteen members has been organized at Freeland, Texas, by Brethren T. W. Field and W. M. Cubley. Eight of the new church are recent converts to the message.
FROM Oxly, Mo., Brother J. E. Wolcott writes in the Workers' Record: "Seventeen dear souls at this place, all adults, have signed the covenant to keep all of God's commandments."
"THREE souls were baptized and united with the church, two others promised to keep all God's commandments, while several others are under deep conviction."—S. W. Nellis, Everett, Wash.
AT Fall River, Mass., four persons, two brothers and two sisters, were baptized recently by Brother H. C. Hartwell. A little company of eight are banded together at that place in the service of the Lord.
DURING the last few weeks of the spring term at Union College, College View, Neb., Brother W. A. Spicer conducted a series of meetings which resulted in winning twenty-two students to the service of the Lord.
THRU the labors of Brother and Sister G. R. Hawkins at Muscatine, Iowa, about fifty substantial people have lately been brought into the church. Thirty-four of these were baptized in the Mississippi, May 23.
A PRIVATE letter from Brother Clarence Santee, Fort Worth, Texas, says: "We dedicated the new church at Corpus Christi last Sunday, the 31st of May. During the two days' meeting four adults were added to the church at that place."
BROTHER WALTER G. BOND writes from Gracia, Barcelona, Spain, May 22: "We are now in the midst of a series of meetings in the city of Valencia. Six or seven have just begun to keep the Sabbath. Please remember this needy field in your prayers."
THE WABASH VALLEY SANITARIUM, at LaFayette, Ind., was dedicated Sunday, May 31. The mayor of the city and one of the leading attorneys gave addresses. Elder A. G. Daniells delivered the main address, "The Object of Our Sanitarium Work."
UNION COLLEGE SUMMER SCHOOL holds from June 23 to August 4. Applications should be in as early as possible. Teachers and others who plan to attend should address the Principal of Union College Summer School, College View, Neb., for information.
THE largest senior class in their history, is the report of both Union College, at College View, Neb., and South Lancaster Academy (Mass.). The former numbered thirty and the latter twenty-four. In each class several courses were represented, and practically all the graduates are taking up some line of active missionary work.