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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Apr 2, 1912

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 39, No. 14.

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THREE at Alva, Oklahoma, have received baptism.
FIVE at Lisbon, Portugal, have received baptism.
FIVE at Buhl, Idaho, have decided to obey the truth.
SABBATH, February 17, four were baptized at Reno, Nevada.
A SABBATH-SCHOOL has been organized at Marcus, South Dakota.
EIGHTEEN new converts are reported at Wolf Lake, Indiana.
SEVEN at Turkville, Kansas, have identified themselves with us.
THREE at Johnsonville, Tennessee, have taken their stand for the truth.
THIRTY-SIX at Gackle, North Dakota, have yielded their hearts to God.
THREE at Norfolk, Nebraska, have determined to keep the commandments.
NINE persons at Tinnevelli, South India, were recently buried in baptism.
ON a recent Sabbath baptism was administered to five at Springfield, Ohio.
BAPTISM has been administered to fifteen at North Fitzroy, Victoria, Australia.
IN Seoul, Korea, twenty persons have expressed their intention of uniting with us.
ON February 24, fifteen persons at Loveland, Colorado, went forward in baptism.
BAPTISM was recently administered to seven at Freetown, Sierra Leone, West Africa.
TWELVE at Teague, Texas, have taken their stand with us. And still others are interested.
A CHURCH of seventeen members was organized at Panama City, Panama, early in the year.
A SABBATH-SCHOOL of twenty-three members has been organized at Bonnie Vale, South Africa.
DURING the past year, fifteen of the students of the River Plata Academy, Argentina, were baptized.
SEVEN at Portland, Oregon, have identified themselves with the message, and six or seven at Albina.
FOUR persons at Northfield, Minnesota, are obeying the truth, as a result of a tent effort at that place.
THREE or four have accepted the message as a result of an effort conducted at Waterford, Pennsylvania.
DURING the year 1911, 270 new members were received into the fellowship of the church in the Saxon Conference.
AT Georgetown, British Guiana, baptism was recently administered to seventeen souls, and fifteen others will go forward later.
SABBATH, February 17, four persons at Ferndale, Washington, went forward in baptism. Six at Colby have also received this rite.
FIVE at Carterville, Illinois, have decided to keep the commandments of God, and three at Danville. Others are investigating the truth.
AT Carriacon, West Indies, seven persons have gone forward in baptism, and a church has been organized. Others will be baptized later.
A SMALL Sabbath-school has been organized at Oshawa, Ontario, and five conversions are reported at Hamilton. A number of others are in the valley of decision.
THE report comes from New South Wales of the baptism of five at Stanmore, four at Wellington, and the organization of a church at the latter place. At Newcastle, as a result of a tent effort, nine have identified themselves with the message, and seven at Black Swamp.
EARLY in March E. W. Myers and his wife, of Iowa, sailed from New York for West Africa. They will have charge of treatment rooms at Freetown, Sierra Leone. Miss Ida Thomason also sailed for South Africa, to engage in medical missionary work. She has labored in this field for a number of years, and is now returning.
A CHURCH of nineteen members was organized at Amsterdam, New York, on Sabbath, February 24. Some new converts were taken into the church subject to baptism, which will be administered in the near future. Five at Elmira have commenced the observance of the Bible Sabbath, and a number of others are interested, who it is hoped will take their position with us.
A NEW church has been dedicated, free from debt, at Wallace, California, and a Sabbath-school organized at Willows. Three more souls have been baptized and received into the Sacramento church, and several members of the new nurses' training class have united with the church at Glendale. Three new converts are reported at Stockton, and a number more are deeply interested. Twenty have been added to the Turlock church, sixteen of whom were baptized on a recent Sabbath. Ten members of the church school at that place have also received baptism.