p. 31 | Kentucky Camp-Meeting by A. O. Burrill

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 6, 1908

Kentucky Camp-Meeting

By A. O. Burrill

This meeting will be held at Moreland, Ky., six miles south of Junction City, September 24 to October 4. We have secured a beautiful beech grove with the best of shade by the side of the Queen and Crescent Railway, only a few steps from the depot. There will be tents upon the ground for rent. All Seventh-day Adventist church-members in good standing in their churches will be delegates to this first conference. The conference and legal organizations will be perfected, and officers chosen for the coming year. We expect that Elders G. A. Irwin, C. F. McVagh, E. G. Hayes, S. B. Horton, Brother A. F. Harrison, and our conference ministers, with Dr. W. A. George, will be present to help make the meeting a success. The tents will be $2 without floors, and with them what the lumber costs. There will be a dining-tent, from which seven meals can be secured for one dollar. If possible, reduced rates on the railroad will be secured. The harvest will be in when this meeting comes. Let all make preparations to attend with the young people, children, and neighbors. Those wanting tents will please write me for them soon, at Moreland, Ky.

A. O. BURRILL, President.