p. 22 | Virginia Camp-Meeting by R. D. Hottel

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Jul 28, 1904

Virginia Camp-Meeting

By R. D. Hottel

The best rates that we can secure to this meeting this year are as follows: Reduced rates on the certificate plan have been secured from all points in the State, also from Washington, D. C., over the following roads: Southern Railway, Washington Southern, R. F. & P., Farmville and Powhatan, Atlantic Coast Line, Seaboard Air Line, Chesapeake &

Ohio. Tickets must be purchased August 2-6 inclusive, and will be good to return August 17. Certificates must be taken for each ticket, showing that full first-class fare has been paid, which, when properly signed at the meeting, will entitle the holder to return at one-third fare, plus twenty-five cents. Tickets must be bought to either Riverton or Basic, where connection is made on the Norfolk and Western for Stanleyton, the place of meeting. The Norfolk and Western will sell round-trip tickets from Norfolk, Petersburg, Suffolk, Burkeville, Lynchburg, Bedford City, Roanoke, Buena Vista, Basic, Shenandoah Junction, Charlestown, Berryville, Riverton, and all intermediate points between Berryville and Basic, without certificates, good going August 4, 5, 7, 8, 11, 12, and 14, good to return August 16. Unless fifty holding certificates attend the meeting, no reduction will be made returning.

Let the members of each church make a united effort to attend the camp-meeting, bringing their families and friends, as the Testimonies instruct, and we shall not only secure the rates to the meeting, but receive a great blessing from the Lord. Our business will not suffer at home if we leave it. The Lord will take care of that. Let us walk out by faith, and prove him now. The Chesapeake & Ohio will sell tickets on the card-order plan also, but it will be best to buy tickets, taking certificates, so as to help make the required number. Bring all checks to the camp-ground, or hand to one of the brethren at the station at Stanleyton. The camp is one mile from the station, and one of the brethren will take passengers and baggage at reduced rates from the station to the grounds. If everything is not fully understood, write to Dr. A. M. Neff, New Market, Va., and he will gladly send all information possible. Tents and furnishings should be ordered at once. We trust to see many of our people at the meeting.

R. D. HOTTEL.