The Ohio Conference and Camp-Meeting
By H. H. Burkholder
THE next annual conference and camp-meeting of the Seventh-day Adventists of Ohio will be held on the beautiful grounds surrounding the Mt. Vernon Academy, Aug. 6-17, 1903. The city of Mt. Vernon is situated near the geographical center of the State, and at the junction of the Baltimore and Ohio, and Cleveland, Akron, and Columbus Railways. This makes it a point most easy of access from all parts of the State. We shall have tents to rent, and on account of a saving in shipping, as the conference storehouse is located here, there will be a reduction in the rental. We expect good help from the General and Lake Union Conferences, besides the local help of the State conference. The arrangement of the camp will be such that those desiring sunshine can locate on the lawn, while others wishing shade can pitch in the grove. The water supply will be plentiful and of the best quality. The usual reduction of rates on the railroads is expected. The doors of the academy will be opened to receive and entertain the aged pioneers of the cause in Ohio. A program will be arranged and a special meeting will be held for their benefit. Special provisions will be made for young people's and children's meetings. We hope the parents will show their appreciation of these efforts by bringing the youth and children along. No pains will be spared to make the coming camp-meeting the best of the kind ever held in the State. Let all begin now to prepare to attend. Other announcements and needed instructions will appear in the Welcome Visitor, our State paper, printed weekly at Academia, Ohio. Subscription price, 25 cents a year, in advance. H. H. BURKHOLDER,
Conference President.