Who Should Attend the Missouri Camp-Meeting?
By Wm. Evans
CERTAINLY all our preachers should be there. All of our T. and M. officers should be there. All of our church officers should be there. All the brethren and sisters that are awake to the interests of the cause should and will be there. The brethren that have lately embraced the truth perhaps do not realize how much they will lose if they are not there. The brethren who have long believed the message, but have grown cold and worldly under its sound—let me entreat them to make a great effort to be there. Brethren who are isolated, especially such as want labor near them, should be there, and make their wants known. Let no one stay away because he cannot afford fine clothes. There is no discount on good, clean patches in Missouri. Let all who can, bring tents and bedding to make themselves comfortable. No one should stay away because he cannot get a tent, as there will be a large tent on the ground to be used for families. It costs but little to travel by wagon. Let us see at least one load from each company in the Conference. There will be a quantity of tracts so that each director can take home a supply. Bro. J. A. O’Bryan will give directions for reaching the place and the best rates that can be obtained by R. R.