The Pennsylvania Conference and Camp-Meeting
By R. A. Underwood
THIS important meeting will be held June 4-14, at Wilkesbarre, Pa. All the churches in the State should elect delegates at once. Each church is entitled to one delegate regardless of numbers, and to one delegate for each fifteen members, hence a church with thirty members would be entitled to three delegates. The location in Wilkesbarre places the camp-meeting in the northeastern part of the State. We hope that a large number of our people will attend this meeting. We have the assurance of excellent help from the General Conference, besides the local help of the Atlantic Union and State conferences. No pains will be spared to make this meeting a feast of good things to all who may attend. We shall have tents to rent; and all the usual arrangements for the comfort of the camp will be made. Dr. Bradford and his wife, of the Philadelphia Sanitarium, will have charge of the dining tent. We expect that the usual one-third reduction of rates on the railroads will be secured. Brother V. H. Cook, conference secretary, will soon give notice of rates and full particulars. No pains will be spared by those in charge of the young people's and children's meetings to make this occasion a great blessing to the young. As far as consistent, parents should bring their children to the meeting. The time is drawing near when we are to move from this world to a better country. Now is the golden hour to make a preparation to exchange worlds. We ask that the church officers bring before the church the importance of the meeting. We should all pray, believe, and work for its success, and if possible, be present to share in its blessings. R. A. UNDERWOOD,
President.