New Jersey Camp Meeting
By A. R. SANDBORN
This meeting will be held at Burlington, N. J., June 24 to July 4, 1915. I believe the Lord has led in the location of our camp meeting in Burlington. It is easy of access from all parts of the conference, being on the Pennsylvania Railroad, direct line from Newark and Jersey City and other places, both north and south. It may also be reached by electric line from these points, and by boat from Camden and Trenton. The grounds are on High Street, only five blocks south of the boat landing, three blocks south of the railroad depot, and two south of where the electric turns off High Street onto Federal Street. The Lord has blessed in helping us to get a good camp equipment—tents, etc. The following prices will be charged: 12 x 16-ft. tent with fly, $3; 12 x 14-ft. tent with fly, $2.75; flooring at cost; cot with mattress, 50 cents; cot without mattress, 25 cents; chairs or benches, 10 cents. Be sure to place your order early for tents and other equipment, so we can plan for you. Meals will be served at the dining tent on the cafeteria plan, where all may get good plain food at a reasonable rate. We shall endeavor to follow the instruction given in “Testimonies for the Church,” Vol. VI, pages 31-71, eliminating all things from the services and grounds that will hinder the free working of the Spirit of the Lord. We shall have a new book tent well equipped, from which all sales of literature will be made, that all services in the pavilion may be devoted to the spiritual uplift of the camp. The children and the young people will be looked after by excellent leaders, so do not forget them, but urge them to come. Fathers and mothers, be willing to sacrifice that you may have your children at this meeting. It may be the means of their salvation. Carefully study the Testimony referred to. If you do not have the book, send to the tract society for it. This will be the best meeting held in New Jersey, so come, one and all.