IOWA CAMP-MEETING

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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Sep 11, 1879

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 54, No. 12.

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IOWA CAMP-MEETING

Appointments.

“And as ye go, preach, saying, The kingdom of Heaven is at hand.” Matt. 10:7.

IOWA CAMP-MEETING.

The general camp-meeting for Iowa will be held at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Sept. 25-30. The ground selected is in a beautiful grove inside the city limits, within five minutes walk of the depot. The annual session of this Conference will be held in connection with this camp-meeting. The Burlington, Cedar Rapids, and Northern R. R. will make a reduction of four-fifths fare to those returning home from camp-meeting. We have tried to obtain the same privilege on other roads, but have failed to get any reduction. Let every church be represented by delegate or by letter. E. W. FARNSWORTH, J. H. MORRISON, H. NICOLA, } Iowa Conf. Com.
The annual session of the Iowa T. and M. Society will be held in connection with the camp-meeting at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Sept. 25-30. We hope to see every director and all other officers present at this meeting. The secretary, Sr. Lizzie Hornby, will be on the ground Monday, Sept. 22, to give instruction in book-keeping, and to help secretaries and librarians look over their books, etc., etc. We especially request secretaries and librarians whose books need correcting, or who need instruction, to be present on that day. This meeting is not designed to take the place of the general quarterly meeting; that will be held at its usual time, the third Sabbath and Sunday in October. E. W. FARNSWORTH, Pres.
A general meeting of the Iowa Sabbath-school Association will be held during the camp-meeting at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Sept. 25-30. Every Sabbath-school should send a delegate to this convention. Delegates may be elected according to the number of members in each school, in the same proportion that the churches elect to send to the Conference. The lessons selected to recite at this convention are as follows: Lessons for the Second, Third, and Fourth Divisions will be found in the Instructor that contains the lessons for the fourth Sabbath in September. Second Division, Bible Lessons for Children; Third Division, Bible Lessons for Youth; Fourth Division, the fourth lesson in September Supplement of Instructor; First, or Infant Division, Bible Lessons for Little Ones, page 28. Bro. L. T. Nicola will conduct the exercises. E. W. FARNSWORTH, Pres.
A temperance meeting will be held at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Sept. 25-30, in connection with the camp-meeting. Let all the friends of temperance rally. A State association will be perfected at this meeting. E. W. FARNSWORTH, Pres.

PENNSYLVANIA CAMP-MEETING.

The Pa. Conference of S. D. Adventists will hold their first camp-meeting Sept. 18-23, at Belknap's Park, 1½ miles east of Hornellsville, N. Y., on the Erie R. R. This place has been chosen on account of its convenient location, not only for the brethren of this Conference, but also for the delegates to the N. Y. Conference, which is to be held in connection with this meeting. Hornellsville, a town of 6000 inhabitants, is situated on the main line of the Erie Road and at the eastern terminus of the Western Division. The Park is situated immediately on the R. R., so that passengers and baggage are landed on the grounds. Trains 6, 9, and 15 will stop at the ground each day, and special trains will be run from Hornellsville to the Park several times a day during the meeting. Those coming from the east will do best to take train 9, which stops at the ground just before noon; and from the west, train 6, which leaves Salamanca at 9:12 A. M. Special rates of fare at less than 2 cts. per mile have been made from all stations from which our people will come. Persons should call for camp-meeting tickets to Hornellsville, which will be good for passage both ways. The Buffalo, New York, and Phila. R. R. also grant ½ reduction to those coming to the meeting over their road. Buy regular tickets in coming to Olean, and the reduction will be granted on return. Application has been made for reduction on the Atlantic and Great Western R. R., which will doubtless be granted. Straw, provision, etc., will be furnished on the ground as usual. Let all be sure to bring plenty of bedding and clothing. PA. CONF. COM.

MISSOURI CAMP-MEETING.

The fall camp-meeting for Missouri, and the State Conference, will be held at Windsor, in the northeast corner of Henry Co., on the M. K. & T. R. R., twenty miles southwest of Sedalia, Oct. 9-14. Those coming on the Mo. Pacific R. R. from the east make connection with the M. K. & T. R. R. at Sedalia. Those coming with teams from the northwestern part of the State can reach Windsor as easily as they could Sedalia, where the meeting was held last year. The location is a very good one, convenient to the depot, in a nice grove near town, with plenty of water, etc. We hope to see a general rally. Provide yourselves with tents if possible. Be in good time to commence with the meeting, and stay till the close. Good help from abroad is expected. Let no ordinary matters keep you from attending this meeting. MO. CONF. COM.

N. Y. AND PA. CONFERENCES.

The annual sessions of the N. Y. Conference and the Pa. Conference, will be held on the camp-ground near Hornellsville, N. Y., Sept. 18-23, as per previous appointments.

KENTUCKY CAMP-MEETING.

The Kentucky camp-meeting and Conference will be held at Powder Mills, Hart Co., beginning Tuesday night, Sept. 30, and continuing until the next Monday night. We make an earnest appeal, first, to the Powder Mills church to commence now to get ready for this meeting, and to arrange matters so as to leave their homes for the encampment in time to have all ready before the meetings commence; secondly, to the brethren and sisters throughout the State to make a strong effort to be at the meeting in time and remain until the close. Come prepared to take care of yourselves and others. The brethren and sisters from abroad will be cared for. We expect that Eld. Canright, Eld. R. F. Andrews, and Eld. G. K. Owen and wife, will attend this meeting. Let all the members consider themselves a committee to interest the people to attend this meeting. There will be teams at Munfordsville, Tuesday, Sept. 30, to convey all who may come by railroad to the place of meeting. All who intend coming this way will please correspond with P. A. Williams, Rio, Hart Co., Ky. Teams will be at the depot only one day, Tuesday. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.

TENNESSEE CAMP-MEETING.

As the General Conference favors us with ministerial help for two camp-meetings in our Conference, we think it best to hold a session of the State Conference at each place. The meeting for Tennessee will be held at Edgefield Junction, commencing with the Sabbath, Oct. 10, and continuing one week. Will every brother and sister in Tennessee make every reasonable effort to attend this meeting? Come prepared to care for yourselves. Those from a distance will be provided for. Use every effort to interest people to come to the meeting. Brn. G. K. Owen and Clinton Owens will arrange for this meeting in Tennessee. All who expect to go to Tennessee in wagons will come to the Kentucky meeting prepared to go right on from there. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
A general meeting of Seventh-day Adventists will be held at Boulder, Colorado, commencing Friday evening, Oct. 3, and holding over Sunday. The Sabbath-school and T. and M. work will be considered. There will also be opportunity for baptism. Eld. A. O. Burrill is expected to be present.
We want all the scattered brethren to attend, as we shall lay plans for future labor, and desire to know about the openings in different parts of the State. Let all come prepared to do something toward meeting expenses of the tent-meetings the past season. So far as we can, we ought to sustain the cause in our own State. If any cannot attend the meeting, but desire to help meet expenses, let them send means for the same to J. M. Green, Boulder, Col. J. O. CORLISS.
The seventh annual session of the Indiana State Conference will be held in connection with the Rochester camp-meeting, Sept. 30 to Oct. 6, for the election of officers, and the transaction of all other business which may properly come before the meeting. CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
The next annual session of the Ind. T. and M. Society will be held in connection with the Rochester camp-meeting, Sept. 30 to Oct. 6. S. H. LANE, Pres.
The first annual meeting of the Pa. Sabbath-school Association will be held in connection with the Pa. camp-meeting, Sept. 18-23. Let each school be prompt in sending delegates. D. B. OVIATT, Pres.
A Sabbath-school convention will be held in connection with the camp-meeting to be held at Powder Mills, Kentucky, Sabbath, Oct. 4. The school will be divided into three classes. The lessons for the first class will be Review Lessons 41 and 42 of Supplement for September. Lessons for second class will be Lessons 34 and 60 of the Instructor for Aug. 20. Small class will use small question book. We earnestly request that all will be promptly on time, and with perfect lessons. S. OSBORN.
BETHANY, Osborn Co., Kan., Sabbath, Sept. 13, 11 A. M. If arrangements have been made for meetings at the Turner school-house, will begin there that evening at 7:30 P. M. SMITH SHARP.

POSTPONEMENT.

The Lyons camp-meeting will be held Sept. 25-30, one week later than at first appointed. Bro. and Sr. White are expected to attend this meeting. J. FARGO, } Conf. S. BROWNSBERGER, } Com.
The annual session of Mich. State Conference will be held on the Lyons camp-ground, first meeting Sept. 26, at 9 A. M. Every church and company of S. D. Adventists in the State should be represented by delegate or letter. CONF. COM.
The northwestern Kansas camp-meeting will be held at Bethany, Osborn Co., Oct. 2-6, on the same ground as last year. This meeting is for the especial benefit of those living in the northern and western part of the State. Let each one be on the ground Wednesday, in readiness for the first meeting at 7:30 P. M. KAN. CONF. COM.