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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 4, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 31.

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Southern Illinois Camp-Meeting

By E. A. BRISTOL

THE annual camp-meeting of Southern Illinois will be held at Shelbyville, Ill., Sept. 8-18, 1910. In connection with this camp-meeting will be held the eighth annual session of the Southern Illinois Conference. This will be an important meeting for Southern Illinois, also for those who attend. The meeting will be held on the Shelbyville Chautauqua Grounds, a beautiful location. There is plenty of shade, and the ground is covered with a heavy sod. Good walks, electric lights, and pure water help to make the grounds both beautiful and convenient for our gathering. Shelbyville is situated on the Big Four and the Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroads. Those coming by way of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois can stop, and have their baggage left, right at the grounds; and there are plenty of omnibus lines from the Big Four to accommodate all. We expect a large attendance from the city and the surrounding country. Some work has been done by our canvassers in this territory, and the people of Shelbyville extend to us a cordial invitation to hold our meeting there this year. All the members of our churches should plan to attend this meeting. E. A. BRISTOL.