Indiana Camp Meeting by I. J. Hankins

Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Aug 26, 1902

Indiana Camp Meeting

By I. J. Hankins

EVERY Sabbath-keeping family in southern Indiana should be represented at the Franklin camp meeting, Sept. 10-21. We shall occupy the fair grounds, and those wishing to drive to the meeting will have a good place for their horses. This is a new field, and the people are anxious for the meeting. We expect to provide the usual accommodations for campers,—tents, provisions, straw, dining room, etc.,—at usual prices. We do not wish to devote much time to conference business, but a few things must be done. Remember that all church members are members of the conference, so come, and assist in doing the Lord’s business. The educational work and our industrial school will be especially considered. We are expecting good help at this meeting, and above all, we have the sure promise that the Lord will be there.

Send all orders for tents to F. L. Moody, Boggstown. The brethren can get to the meeting from Marion on the interurban cars for $1.15. We expect to secure the usual one and one-third rate by steam railway. We are hoping for a large meeting, and also for a good meeting. Come, brethren, and let us share its blessings. The Lord’s work is vastly more important than our work. Get ready at once for the camp meeting, and be there at the opening and at the close.

I. J. HANKINS.