We desire to make a most earnest appeal to all our brethren in this conference to attend the State camp-meeting which will be held at Puyallup, May 10-20. This is about two weeks earlier than usual. A workers' meeting, and possibly a bookmen's convention, will precede the regular meeting, beginning May 3.
A dining tent will be pitched, where warm meals can be had at the usual price. A store will also be run for the benefit of the brethren; and if they will notify us of their wishes concerning tent, floor, stove, and bed-springs, we will have everything in readiness. The workers will all be on the ground by May 3, and no pains will be spared to make the meeting a blessing to all who come. Puyallup is located on the North Pacific Railroad, between Tacoma and Seattle. A street-car also runs from Tacoma. The interurban does not touch Puyallup.
All will remember our Seattle meeting last year as the best one ever held in this conference; but there is every reason why this should be a better one. The controversy is growing sharper each year. Developments have taken place since our last meeting which should stir every loyal Seventh-day Adventist to intense earnestness. It is necessary that God's people come together at least once a year, not only for one another's encouragement, but to lay definite plans for carrying forward the gospel message with renewed vigor. Let us all begin at once to plan for this meeting. Let us speak of it to one another, and urge those who are inclined to stay away to attend, and thus bring to this feast every soul who can be persuaded to come. Come, and bring your yearly offering.
