DELEGATES AND VISITORS TO THE GENERAL CONFERENCE

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jan 29, 1901

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 78, No. 5.

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DELEGATES AND VISITORS TO THE GENERAL CONFERENCE

THE Battle Creek church, recognizing the importance of the approaching General Conference and the necessity of looking after the comfort and welfare of those who expect to attend, have, through their church board, selected a committee to arrange all matters connected with the entertainment of delegates and visitors.
In order to facilitate the work of the committee, we have thought to begin our work thus early, that arrangements may be completed as far as possible before the arrival of those who expect to attend. All accredited delegates will, of course, send their credentials to Elder L. A. Hoopes, and these in turn will be given to the committee, who will arrange for their entertainment. This is all whom the church has arranged for, to entertain free of cost; yet we shall try to arrange as far as possible for every one who writes to us. Board and room will be obtained at reasonable rates, and it would be well to state if you are physically unable to walk a reasonable distance, as this may assist us in assigning you a place. Arrangements will be made to meet trains, care for baggage, etc., which will be announced later.
All communications relating to entertainment, etc., should be addressed to the secretary of the committee, F. L. Chaney, care of Review and Herald, Battle Creek, Mich. J. W. COLLIE, Chairman of Committee on Entertainment.
A HOME is desired for a boy twelve years of age, who has been reared by Sabbath-keepers until recently, and is now with his mother, who is not a Sabbath-keeper. It is necessary for her to give up the boy, as she is not able to support him. She prefers to place him with Seventh-day Adventists. Any one who knows of a place where such a boy can find a home and be taught to work, please correspond with E. A. Sutherland.