OUR WORK AND WORKERS by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, Cal. · Sep 13, 1905

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 31, No. 37.

OUR WORK AND WORKERS.

By Editor

THREE converts are reported at Detroit City, Minn., by Brethren C. M. Babcock and A. Mead.

AUGUST 19, a church of twenty-one members was organized in Oshkosh, Wis., by Brethren N. P. Neilsen and J. S. Shrock.

THE address of Brother E. W. Webster has been changed from Cheraw, S. C., to Box 143, Greenville, S. C. Correspondents please notice.

AS A result of meetings held at Ladysmith, Wis., by Brethren H. R. Johnson and S. Swinson five persons have decided to walk in the light of truth.

AT Rhinelander, Wis., where Sisters Annie and Bessie Sufficool have been laboring among the people, two candidates were recently baptized by Brother C. J. Herrmann.

BROTHER W. R. SMITH, of Upper Columbia Conference, has been selected by the Mission Board to go to Korea as a missionary. His wife is a practical nurse, and will be a valuable help.

THE address of Brother Clarence Santee, president of Texas Conference, has been changed from Fort Worth to Keene. He desires his correspondents to note this fact, as some of them are still addressing him at Fernando, Cal.

ALL the workers that we have seen who attended the recent camp-meeting at Cloverdale, Cal., seem impressed to tell what a good meeting it was. What added to the interest was the unusual fact that the outside attendance was greater than that of our own people. Brethren George E. Langdon and G. W. Rine and two Bible workers remained for a protracted effort in the town.

WE have just received the "Tenth Annual Announcement" of the Southern Training School, at Graysville, Tenn., for 1905-06. It is in a neat folder style, well illustrated, and gives quite full information regarding the school courses of study, expenses, etc. This school has an ideal location, and is well equipped for the work it engages to do. The fall term begins September 20, ending January 9, 1906. Address The Southern Training School, Graysville, Tenn.

AT the late session of Missouri Conference, Brother R. C. Porter was re-elected president; Mrs. Porter was elected secretary, and Pacific Press (branch at Kansas City), treasurer. The following were chosen as executive committee: R. C. Porter, H. M. Stewart, W. T. Millman, James Cochran, W. F. H. Schroeder; and G. Philips, state agent. Thirty-five canvassers have entered the field. During the camp-meeting, thirty-one candidates were baptized. The conference has now six tent companies in the service, besides supporting a laborer in Arkansas the coming year. The three daily papers of Sedalia were very liberal in giving reports of sermons during the camp-meeting. Brother Porter reports a marked increase in tithes and offerings the past year.