p. 22 | West Virginia Camp-Meeting by F. H. Robbins

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park, Washington, D. C. · Jun 27, 1912

West Virginia Camp-Meeting

By F. H. Robbins

The West Virginia camp-meeting will be held at Fairmont, W. Va., July 18-28. The Fairmont & Clarksburg Traction Company has granted us, free of charge, South Side Park, for the place of meeting. The grounds are large, level, and have a grand stand, which is lighted with electricity, and is capable of seating 2,000 persons. Those coming from the railroad station, should go to the court-house, and take the Watson electric car, which runs to the camp-ground every fifteen minutes.

Two large tents and about thirty family tents will be pitched. Those planning to attend should order tents or rooms at once, as we wish all to be provided for when they come. Tents will rent at $3.50 each, for the ten days, and rooms can be secured at a reasonable price. Those who tent should bring bedding and all other necessary articles for tenting. Beds and cots, also straw, will be provided on the camp-ground.

The following-named speakers are planning to be present: E. R. Palmer, F. M. Wilcox, and A. J. Haysmer, of the General Conference; Prof. S. M. Butler, of Mount Vernon, Ohio; N. S. Ashton, Pittsburgh, Pa.; I. G. Bigelow, Washington, D. C.; Charles Baierle, Fairmont; John F. Steele, Martinsburg; F. E. Gibson, Charleston; I. D. Richardson, Wheeling; T. W. Thirlwell, Parkersburg; and F. H. Robbins, of Morgantown.

Although a large number of good speakers will be present, your presence and influence will be needed to make the meetings a success. F. H. ROBBINS.