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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 7, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 32.

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Ohio Camp-Meeting

By E. K. Slade

THE Ohio conference and camp-meeting will be held on the fair-grounds in the city of Hamilton, Aug. 21-31, 1913. The opening meeting will convene at 7:30 P. M., Thursday, August 21, and the first session of the conference will be held at 10 A. M., Friday, August 22. We hope for a good attendance from the start. This is to be a meeting of great importance to the believers in Ohio, and we invite and urge our people throughout the State to attend. We should like all the young people to be present. Encourage your friends and neighbors to come. Especially shall we be glad to welcome the aged and the pioneers in the work at this great gathering in our conference.
Come well prepared for camp life. Let those who are able-bodied bring hammer and saw, and give some help, for it is a tremendous task to get the camp ready. Come early.
The usual arrangements will prevail on the camp-ground relating to tents, groceries, and meals, and the usual charges will be made. Orders for tents should be sent in immediately to the conference office, since no reservation will be made if otherwise placed. Any finding it impossible to attend who have previously ordered tents, should give notice not later than the opening date, that the tents may be rented to other parties without further delay. If reserved longer than the opening date, cash should accompany the order. Those who feel that they must have a room will be able to secure it after reaching the grounds. This will be better than to order ahead.
The railroad and traction facilities for reaching Hamilton are good. It will be easy to connect from other lines with the C. H. & D. Ry. and the Ohio Electric, which run through Hamilton. By inquiry and through our agents who will be at the leading trains, it will be easy to reach the fair-grounds. All baggage checks should be left with our agent at the station; or, if he is not there, the checks should be taken to the ground and given to our agent there.
We expect good help at this meeting from the General and Division Conferences. We may expect God's special blessing. Come, praying for and contributing to the success of the meeting. Though it is in the corner of the State, let all our churches plan for a large attendance. E. K. SLADE.