West Virginia Camp Meeting by J. W. HIRLINGER

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 26, 1915

West Virginia Camp Meeting

By J. W. HIRLINGER

The West Virginia camp meeting will be held in Weston, Aug. 26 to Sept. 5, 1915, instead of at North View Park, Clarksburg. In Weston we have the use of a quiet park with buildings. There is a fine pavilion fifty-five by eighty-five feet, which can be used as an auditorium for the meetings. It is built of wood, and meetings can be held in it rain or shine. There is also a good dining hall and other outbuildings on the grounds, all piped for lighting; also plenty of good shade trees, and conveniences which tend to comfort. Weston is a beautiful place, connected with Clarksburg by a good trolley system and the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. All will be pleased with this location. There will be plenty of family tents, and rooms for those who cannot live in tents. We are promised good ministerial help from the union and Division conferences.

J. W. HIRLINGER, President.