TENNESSEE RIVER CONFERENCE CAMP-MEETING.
By N. W. Allee
This meeting was held at Paris, Tenn., September 6-16. Elder Brunson and the writer reached the grounds in time for the first service. Neatness and order should ever characterize all our camp-grounds, as there is no more efficient way of publishing the truth than by a well-conducted camp-meeting. The same close, searching work from the pulpit and by personal effort was done as on other camp-grounds, and the responses to invitations to seek the Lord were general. Revival work was continued during the entire meeting, with good results. Several meetings were held in the interests of the Conference, tract society, Sabbath-school, canvassing, health and temperance, and educational work. The questions were freely considered; and all were of good cheer. Elder Stone was elected president of the Conference, and enjoys the confidence of the brethren in his ability to manage the work in their field. The title and financial interests of the Conference are improving. The prospect for healthy growth in every department of the work of the message is encouraging. The interest with the citizens of the place was such that the work will be continued by Conference workers. N. W. ALLEE.