Clyde, Ohio by Dudley Marvin Canright

Pacific Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Oakland, California · Feb 13, 1879

Clyde, Ohio.

By Dudley Marvin Canright

WE have just closed our State quarterly meeting. The attendance from abroad was quite small, as we did not make much of an effort to get the brethren out. We have decided to have a grand rally of all the leading brethren and officers in the State at our State quarterly meeting in April, and hence I did not deem it best to make a special effort to get them out at this time. The brethren of the Clyde church attended well, and we had some good meetings. Twice as much work was done this quarter as during the previous one, and some encouraging reports were presented.

Our ministers have had some success in the different parts of Ohio. Upwards of seventy-five have embraced the Sabbath during the fall and winter. The brethren are coming up on their S. B. in the churches visited. The most promising fields are now opening all over the State. Several young men are already entering the field. We are preparing seven tents to be used next spring, and hope by that time to start out in the work with a strong hand. D. M. CANRIGHT.