p. 22 | Louisiana Camp-Meeting by SANFORD B. HORTON

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 12, 1906

Louisiana Camp-Meeting

By SANFORD B. HORTON

THE Louisiana Conference will hold a camp-meeting at Lake Arthur, July 26 to August 5. The regular annual meeting for the election of officers, etc., will not be held before the end of the year. We were deprived last year of the privileges of a camp-meeting because of quarantine regulations. This year will not witness the same conditions, and our churches will doubtless take advantage of this year's meeting to attend in full force. Lake Arthur is situated twelve miles south of Jennings, a town one hundred and eighty-five miles west of New Orleans, on the Southern Pacific Railroad. Our camp will be pitched in a beautiful grove near the lake, and provision will be made to tent and board all who may attend, at nominal expense. Those going via New Orleans will take Southern Pacific train leaving at 6:40 A. M. and 11:55 A. M., purchasing tickets for Jennings. Arriving there in the afternoon, a stage will convey them to Lake Arthur, passing through the great rice-fields, at fifty cents each. As we can make no guarantee about the number who will come by rail, we can not arrange for reduced railroad fares. Those going to Lake Arthur via Lake Charles will change cars, as there is a road running from Lake Charles to Lake Arthur. It will be necessary to bring bedding and mattress tick and such other paraphernalia. For further information address the undersigned at New Orleans, La., Box 415.

SANFORD B. HORTON, Pres.