The Fall Council by G. B. Thompson

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 21, 1915

The Fall Council

By G. B. Thompson

THE arrangement for the entertainment of those invited to attend the fall council at Loma Linda, Cal., is in the hands of the Pacific Union Conference. Some can be cared for in rooms, just how many will depend on the number of guests at the sanitarium at the time of the council. The greater part of the delegation will be placed in tents, nicely floored and made comfortable in every way. We have been notified, however, that it will be necessary for those who come to bring bedding, sheets, towels, etc., as it is not possible for the union conference to provide these things. Let those who have been asked to attend the council bear this in mind, and bring what will be necessary for comfort, remembering that the evenings are likely to be quite cool.

The arrangements for entertainment are necessarily somewhat limited, but an effort will be made to furnish comfortable lodging for those who have been asked to meet with the General and Division Committees in this council.

G. B. THOMPSON.