APPOINTMENTS

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Apr 18, 1878

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 51, No. 16.

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APPOINTMENTS

“And as ye go, preach, saying, The kingdom of Heaven is at hand.”
QUARTERLY meeting of the church at Port Allegany, McKean Co., Pa., May 4 and 5, commencing Sabbath eve. A general rally is requested, as very important business will be considered. As the camp-meeting for Western New York and Pennsylvania will be held in June, this matter will be looked after, and also the tent enterprise for Pennsylvania. Let every member be sure to come, and let all bring their friends with them. The friends from Texas, Farmer’s Valley, and Smethport are especially requested to attend. Will the brethren see that all have a way to come? There will be opportunity for baptism. C. J. SAUNDERS, Church Clerk.
We will meet with the friends of the cause in Aroostook Co., Maine, where Bro. Goodrich may arrange, May 11–14. We hope to see all the brethren and sisters in that section at this meeting. Come prepared to remain until Tuesday, as Monday will be devoted mostly to the Missionary work, systematic benevolence, and such practical duties as are of vital importance to every true believer. S. N. HASKELL.
The Palermo (Kan.) church will hold their quarterly meeting, April 20 and 21. Eld. Smith Sharp will be present. The members of the Palermo church are requested to report in person or by letter. The scattered Sabbath-keepers in Dist. No. 3 (Atchison, Doniphan, Brown, and Nemaha counties) are requested to do the same. T. H. WAKEMAN, Director.
The members of the Roscoe church will hold a two days’ meeting at the George White school-house, four miles east of Durand, Ill., April 27 and 28. Eld. G. W. Colcord is earnestly requested to meet with us if possible; if not, will not A. H. Cleaves and A. A. John attend? We hope all the brethren will attend this meeting; for there is important business to be transacted. M. J. WOOD, Clerk.
I WILL meet with the friends of the truth at Otter Creek, La Salle Co., Ill., April 27, 28. The funeral sermon of our dear brother McKearn will be preached on the 29th, at 11 o’clock A. M. Let all attend who can reasonably do so. F. F. ANDREWS.
I WILL hold meetings in Kansas, as follows: Amity, April 25–28. Limestone, May 2–5. Morton, “ 9–13. As these meetings are the last we can hold with these churches before camp-meeting, we hope those who are indebted to us for books will be able to make settlement in full. J. H. COOK.

Ohio Appointments.

Troy, April 27, 28.
Bellville, May 1, 2, evenings.
Waterford, “ 4, 5.
Newark, “ 11, 12.
Van Wert, “ 18, 19.
Gilboa, “ 21, 22, evenings.
Bowling Green, “ 25, 26.
Turn out, brethren; let us take hold anew in the closing work of the Lord. H. A. ST. JOHN.
SUMMIT, Jackson Co., Mich., April 27, 28. Hope to see a general attendance, as the organization of a church will be considered. There will be opportunity for baptism. H. M. KENYON.
I WILL meet with the church at Nebraska City, Neb., April 27 and 28, meetings to commence Friday eve. E. W. FARNSWORTH.
ORLEANS, Neb., April 19–21. On Sappa Creek, seven miles S. E. of Beaver City, April 26–28. I hope to organize a church at each of these places. Opportunity will be offered for baptism. CHAS. L. BOYD.