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Camp-Meeting for the Colored People

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 29, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 30.

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Camp-Meeting for the Colored People

By A. J. Haysmer

THERE will be a camp-meeting for our colored people at Greenwood, Miss., August 20-29. The time will soon be here, and we trust that all our colored people in Mississippi and southwestern Tennessee will begin now to get ready to attend this annual feast. We shall not be able this season to hold more than two or three meetings of this character in the Southern Union Conference; this one at Greenwood, Miss., and one about October 8-17, near Sylacauga, Ala. Now we are very anxious that all our colored people who can possibly do so attend one of these meetings. You can not afford to stay away. There will be tents at the usual price. There will also be a dining-tent where all who wish to do so can board at the rate of seven meals for one dollar. Bring your bedding. Straw can be secured to fill your bedticks. Write to Elder Thomas Murphy, Greenwood, Miss., for further information.
A. J. HAYSMER.