The Washington herald., 1913-04-27

Columbia conference will unite in wor-
shipping at the general conference on the
Sabbath. The Takoma Park Church will
be closed during the twenty four day Pc
riod as will the Seminary church. Elders
]. l.. McElhaney. president of the local
conference: A. J. Breed, pastor of the
Memorial Church; G. A. Stevens, and ].
Nj. Campbell will be locatnf on the
grounds. Quite number of e members
in the District will take tent$an remain
on the grounds during.the session.
Other ministers and residents in the Dis
trict who will attend the conference are
Elder and Mrs. G. B. Thompson Elder w.
A. Spicer and family. Elder n. L. Town
and family, Elder E. B. Palmer and fam
lily, Elder Meade Mcclure. Elder F. M.
Wilcox and family, Elder and Mrs. l. G.
Bigelow. Elder and Mrs. r. T. Dowsett.
Prof. w. +. Howell and family. Prof. B.
family, c. NJ. Snow and family, s. E. Nc
Neil and family, Prof. and Mrs. W. w.
Prescott, A. J. S. Bourdeau and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Horn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Mason, Mr. and
Mrs Herbert Lockwood, Mr.. Hendrick
and family. Miss Ethel Edwards, Miss
Elizabeth Zeidler, Miss Howe, Miss Car
rie Bailey, Miss Mildred Deike, Miss Anna
Hoffman, Miss Lucille Mallory, Mrs Irene
Knox, Miss Matilda Erickson, H. T..
Rogers and family, w l.. Durgan and
family. Miss Fannie Hiday, c. r. Spang-
Ter, Z. F. Albertsworth. Mr. and Mrs. L.
E. Bowen, Windon G. WEIGH, f. l.. Rich
mond and family. Mrs. l.. NJ. Walker Maj.
Stewart, DR.. Evans Stewart, F. L. White
head, Miss Mildred Smith, Miss Isabella
Campbell Miss Jessie Welsh, Miss Mar
tina CHASER, Mrs. Fillius. Mrs. NJ A. Ba-
ker. Miss Leila Wilcox. Miss Edith Wilbur.
Mrs L. Flora Plummer. Mr. Williams,
Miss Florence Whaley. Miss Cay Rogers.
Miss Bertha Rain. Miss Bertha Wads-
worth. Miss Vinnolia Erp, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. E. Hetherington, Misses Eva, Winnie.
and Mabel Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs. E j.
Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Phipps Mr.
and Mrs. r. V. Phipps, Mr.. and Mrs S.
w. Van Trump, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Smith. Mr. and Mrs. George Coursen, F.
p. Klopfenstein, Miss Ruby A Daniels.
Mr.. and Mrs w. Z. Cool Miss Gladys
Seely, Miss Grace E. Seely, John G..
Mitchell John A. Miller Miss Helen f.
Miller, Miss Marguerite Baird. the Misses
May, Eva, and Ethel Boyd. S. w. Jack,
Misses Olive and Rita NJ. Jack, Mr. and
Mrs. John n. Quinn, Mr.. and Mrs Ed
Quinn. Miss Gladys Phipps. Miss Ruth
Phipps, and Miss Marguerite Lemmer.
Advenuist~ Educated Here.
The Washington Foreign Mission
Seminary where the encampment will be
pitched Is the only institution of the
kind conducted by the denomination
The academies and colleges conducted by
the Adventists give the general education
that forms the basis of intelligent service
in all vocatons. At the seminary young
people are given a line OF study partiCu-
larry adapted TO the country where they
have planned TO devote their life work.
feature in connection with the feed
ing of the multitude will be that only
vegetarian dishes will be served in the
dining tent. The task of satisfying the
bodily wants of the people on the
grounds will fall upon +. @. Fulton who
has come from Los Angeles. Cal. espe-
cially to take charge OF the dining de-
partment. The larger majority of
Adventists are vegetarians. as they be-
lieve that to abstain from the eating of
flesh foods promotes health. and to be
healthy is part OF good religion.