Hazel (Ky.) Camp-Meeting

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Aug 4, 1904

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 81, No. 31.

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Hazel (Ky.) Camp-Meeting

THIS will be the general gathering for our Tennessee River Conference. The camp will be situated in a nice, shady place on the grounds recently purchased for the intermediate school. The time is August 19-28. The choice for the place of our camp-meeting was made at Hazel, Ky., as this will give the brethren and sisters of our Tennessee River Conference the most favorable opportunity to see the new location of the school just as plans are being made for the school, and the first work being done. Aside from this opportunity of seeing the location for the school and studying the principles of Christian education together, the general interests of our work in the message will be considered. We are planning to devote some time to each department of the work,—canvassing, Sabbath-schoolhealthful living, education, home missionary, etc.,—the central theme being the soon-coming Saviour. The usual conference business will be transacted,—auditing of laborers' accounts, election of conference officers, and laying of plans for future work. These questions are surely of sufficient importance to interest every one of our brethren and sisters in making reasonable efforts to attend. Brethren, we are expecting your presence.
New family tents, of comfortable size and height, will be on the grounds. We have applied for the usual reduced rates of travel on the railroads. Grocery stand and dining-tent will be provided. We shall have moonlight nights, and we trust pleasant weather. The grounds are shady, with quiet, restful places, where God may be sought in secret devotions. Best of all, God's Spirit is promised. Come, brethren, to this annual gathering, and share the blessings. Write immediately to W. D. Dortch, Hazel, Ky., for your family tent. The supply is limited.
N. W. ALLEE, President of Conference.