Appointments by William Covert

International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Aug 24, 1888

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 14, No. 33.

Appointments.

By William Covert

CAMP-MEETING AT INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

The annual camp-meeting and State Conference for Indiana is to be held at Indianapolis, September 11-18. It is to be preceded by a workers' meeting of one week, beginning September 4.

The place of meeting is in Bruices Grove, situated in the northeast part of the city, near to the L. E. & W. R. R. and Thirteenth Street. The Massachusetts and College Avenue street-cars reach within three squares of the place. Reduced rates on the railroads can be secured by paying full fare for a ticket to the city and procuring from the agent where you buy the ticket a Central Traffic Association Certificate. This certificate will be countersigned upon the grounds by W. A. Young, and will then entitle you to purchase a return ticket for one-third fare.

This is to be a meeting of great importance to the cause of present truth in the State. Elder G. I. Butler, president of the General Conference, and other leading workers of the denomination, are to be present. The officers of the Conference, the Tract and Missionary Society, the State Sabbath-school Association, and the American Health and Temperance Society, are to be elected in connection with this meeting. It is also the design to dedicate the new meeting-house owned by the Conference, located on Central Avenue, in the city of Indianapolis. A full attendance of all friends of the cause in the State is desired.

WM. COVERT, For Indiana Conf. Com.