Northern California Camp Meeting
By Clarence Santee
THE Northern California camp meeting will be held at Oakdale, July 1-11, 1915. The camp will be in sight of both depots—the Santa Fe and the Southern Pacific. Those coming by the Santa Fe will change at Riverbank to the Oakdale branch. There is no change of depots. The Oakdale train stands ready as passengers step off the train on the main line.23Elder Daniells, who has just returned from his trip around the world, visiting our mission stations, will be with us. Other visiting brethren will be there, besides our local and union conference laborers. We expect this to be a meeting of great importance. As these seasons are rapidly drawing toward the last one,—we cannot tell but this may be the last,—they become more important and solemn. Events occur rapidly these days, and unexpectedly. No person can forecast what a single week may bring forth. Dear brethren and sisters, do not let any slight excuse keep you from being at this meeting. We shall arrange the camp as comfortably as we can, and hope to see many present to share in the blessing. To those who have had few spiritual privileges during the year, we hope that this season may be one of special uplift and encouragement. Let all who have felt the weakness and unprofitableness of their experience the past year, come determined that this shall be the beginning of better things. Those who habitually stay away from the camp meeting lose out and become unprofitable. As far as possible, lay aside all cares and come to the meeting. CLARENCE SANTEE, President.