Annual Meetings

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Jul 26, 1877

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 50, No. 5.

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Annual Meetings.

Ohio Conference.

The Ohio Conference of S. D. Adventists will hold its fifteenth annual session in connection with the camp-meeting, at Newark, Aug. 10-20, 1877. Let each church make its pledge to the State Conference for 1877, and, if possible, have one-half of the amount paid into the State treasury before the first session of the Conference. Delegates will be expected from each church, with credentials, church reports, and financial report. Let everything be done decently and in order.
H. A. St. John, } Ohio J. B. Gregory, } Conf. B. B. Francis, } Com.

Ohio T. and M. Society.

Each district of the Ohio T. and M. Society will hold a district quarterly meeting on the camp-ground at Newark, Aug. 10-20. Let each director come prepared for this, ready to close up all business for the year.
The State quarterly meeting of the Ohio T. and M. Society will be held on the camp-ground at Newark, Aug. 10-20. State and district officers are expected.
The Ohio T. and M. Society will hold its sixth annual meeting in connection with the camp-meeting at Newark, Aug. 10-20, 1877.
H. A. St. John, Pres.

Indiana State Conference.

The Indiana State Conference of S. D. Adventists will hold its fifth annual session in connection with the camp-meeting at Kokomo, Aug. 9-14, 1877. Let each church see that delegates are promptly appointed. Also let the Systematic Benevolence treasurer see that the S. B. of his church is collected and forwarded to the State treasurer, or brought to the camp-ground. Also, let each church be prepared to pledge the amount of S. B. it can pay to the State Conference the coming year. Let each delegate be furnished with credentials, church reports, and financial report.
S. H. Lane, } Ind. P. Weber, } Conf. Wm. McCurdy, } Com.

New England Camp-Meeting.

The next annual camp-meeting of S. D. Adventists for the New England Conference will be held at Groveland, Mass. (same place as last year), Aug. 22-28, 1877. The grove is three miles from Haverhill, on a branch of the Boston and Maine R. R. Those coming through Manchester and Nashua, N. H., will change cars at South Lawrence station. Cars pass the ground nearly every hour. All trains are expected to stop at the camp-ground, if conductor is notified in season. Ample provision will be made for man and beast. Have your baggage distinctly marked, Groveland Camp-ground.
We hope to see all on the ground this year on time. Let none excuse themselves from coming to our yearly gathering. We all need the instruction, benefit, and encouragement that can be derived from such a meeting. We shall be favored with the labors of Eld. D. M. Canright, and we still hope to see Bro. and Sr. White at this meeting. Let those who have not already made this meeting a subject of prayer, commence now, so that when we come up to the camp-meeting we can be prepared to take hold of the work of God in earnest. We want to see the best camp-meeting ever held in New England. Come, brethren and sisters. Bring your children and your friends. Make an effort, and God will bless.
M. Wood, } N. E. C. W. Comings, } Conf. J. C. Tucker, } Com.

New England Conference.

This Conference will hold its eleventh annual session in connection with the camp-meeting, at Groveland, Mass., commencing Wednesday, Aug. 22, 1877. Delegates should be on the ground at the commencement of the meeting. Let all the churches in the conference be well represented. It is expected that each church will send delegates according to the constitution, also let each S. B. treasurer see that all pledges are paid up to July 1, 1877.
M. Wood, } N. E. C. W. Comings, } Conf. J. C. Tucker, } Com.