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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 27, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 35.

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Tennessee

By W. R. Burrow

MEMPHIS has been chosen as the place for our camp-meeting for both white and colored people, and October 1-10 is the time. The Tri-State Fair held here September 28 to October 7, will make this meeting an important one in many ways. It will give us one fare, plus twenty-five cents; and we are planning every way that we can to get matters shaped up so to reach the thousands of visitors with our papers and books.
The tent-meeting planned to be held here this summer by Elder J. S. Washburn has now begun, and the hearts of the Memphis brethren and sisters are made to rejoice to see this work begin. Our tent is located on the corner of Cooper Street and Union Avenue, with East End car-line running on Cooper Street. Our tent measures fifty by seventy feet, and is made of ten-ounce monarch khaki. It is a beautiful tent, pleasant to the eye, even in the bright sunshine.
We trust our brethren and sisters will pray for this meeting, and prepare also to attend the camp-meeting, which we believe will be one of the most important meetings ever held in the conference.
W. R. Burrow.