Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1910-09-08
ADVENTIST CAMP
MEETING DOINGS

Elder E. K SIade occupied the
pulpit at 2:30. His text was Matt.
5:6. He brought out the fact that
salvation does not come SO easy that
all one requires to do is simply to
desire to be saved but we are to
work out our own salvation, be CO.
workers with Him. We need to eat
spiritual food in order to be strong.
At the close of this discourse the
Medical Missionary Association meet
ing was called to order The minutes
were read and accepted. Commit
tee on plans presented the following
report:
Whereas, the Madison Sanitarium
is in immediate need of means to
meet Obligations now due, and Whertt
as, the book, Ministry OF Healing has
no superior as a missionary book
10 bring present truth to the people
everywhere, therefore,
Resolved, First that a vigorous can
paignssbe organized Immediately to
dispose of 1000 copies Of said book
Second, thaEsa suitable man be
appointed to visit our people through
out the state and secure donations
and loans, without interest, for this
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The above es6fhtion was discuss
ed by EId. c. McReynolds, 81 K.
Slade, w. H. Thurston, Bro BIosser,
from Michigan, and Ed. Covert from
Illinois, and then was adopted. Vot-
ed to adjourn until Wednesday, at
l1:30
At 7:45 the pulpit was occupied by
Ed. Eugene FarnswOrth Washington
D. G. His sermon was an exposition
Of lisa. 2 which refers to the last
days. He said, if we find the condi-
tions in society to-day to correspond
with this Scripture we will know we
are in the last days and from the fact
which he then presented it was ap-
parent to his hearers that we have
reached the last days. He showed
very plainly the inconsistency of the
cOnv ersiCn of The world or in the mil.
lennium as it Is generally believed.
His sermon was one replete with in
5tructiOn and presented in force
full and convincing manner.
Tuesday at 500 a. N. Elder Allen
Noon continued his Bible study on
Church organization. The Elder made
it very plain to the congregation that
the election of officers is according
to the Bible way. The tithing ques-
ton was also considered quite fully
and many questions were answered
The Conference Medical Missionary
Association convened at 10:30 The
Financial statement Of the Madison
Sanitarium was read The report was
accepted and this meeting was adj
journed until 400 p. N. of the same
day.
The meeting of the Wisconsin. Con
ference Association Immediately fol
lowed. The three resolutions left over
from the preceding day were discuss
ed and acted upon and adopted,
A partial report Of, the nominating
committee was presented and the fol
lowing officers elected;
For President-Eld. Win Thurston,
from Kansas.
Treas. of Conf.-Wis. Tract socie-
ty
Sec. Of Conf. and Sec and Treas OF
Tract Society,". c. McReynoIds
Supt OF Primary Schools and Mis-
sionary Volunteer Sec'y.-L. E. Well
man.
sabbath-scbooI secretary-Mrs. NJ
Howell
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Conf Committee-W. H ThurstoE.
Chairman, John Hoffman, P. NJ. Han
son, Prof c. L. Stone, J. G. Mercy
nOlds, John Cutler.
Trustees of the Milwaukee Church
G. NJ. Pflugradt John SteineI c.
Bower, NJ. d.
Clearwater School Board-Eld. T.
Stebbeds, W. H Thurston, G. z. Tam
ninga, P, G. Hanson, w. H. Perham.