p. 32 | Entertainment at the Convention by G. B. Thompson

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 4, 1907

Entertainment at the Convention

By G. B. Thompson

In a letter just at hand from Elder J. E. Shultz, we are assured that arrangements will be made to comfortably accommodate all who attend the Sabbath-school and young people's convention at Mount Vernon, Ohio.

The convention will be held at the academy, and about two hundred can be accommodated in the dormitory, and in homes of the people. If necessary, tents will be pitched on the college campus.

The Ohio Conference has very kindly granted the free use of rooms or tents for all who attend. Board will be on the American plan, and furnished at twenty-five cents a meal. Those coming are requested to bring their own sheets, pillow-cases, towels, and napkins.

All will receive a very cordial welcome to this important meeting. We hope to meet a large number of our young people. Churches can do no better work than to assist young people to attend this convention. This meeting may be the means of changing the future course of many of their lives, and saving many of them not only to the work of God, but eternally in the kingdom. We most earnestly request that conference officers, at least within a reasonable distance, rally their young people upon this occasion, and have them present at the meeting. We earnestly ask that our people make this convention the subject of earnest prayer.

G. B. Thompson.