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NEW YORK CITY
Mr. Roderick Meredith and his wife, together with Mr. Carlton
Smith, another ordained minister, will be holding services for the
eight days in New York City. A special addenda will be included
for those in the New England States, New York, New Jersey, and
other nearby states, including detailed instructions concerning
location of the meeting place.
These, including the Tabernacle, are the four places where the
full eight day services will be held. Others, who may be able to
drive to one of our local Churches for the Passover, but find it
impossible to journey to one of the already-mentioned locations for
the full eight days, may write immediately for instructions
regarding any given local area. The Passover and Holy Days ONLY
will be observed in the following locations:
Pasadena, San Diego, and Fresno, California; Corpus Christi,
San Antonio and Houston, Texas; Chicago and El Paso, Illinois;
Milwaukee, Wisconsin; Saint Louis and Springfield, Missouri;
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
If you live within possible driving distance of any of the
above locations, be sure to write in immediately, by AIR MAIL, and
we will send you either the Pastor's name and address, or detailed
instructions. Many of the above mentioned Churches will be having
combined meetings---so it will be necessary for you to have full
details before planning a trip.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS:
Regardless of which area you may plan to visit---you must make
your own reservations in advance! This should present no special
problem whatever, except in the case of the Tabernacle in Texas.
For the benefit of those attending the Tabernacle, as well as for
others, these special instructions are included.
Meals will be served, as usual, at cost, at the tabernacle.
Accommodations may be somewhat difficult to find this time of the
year, because we are expecting a larger than ever attendance at the
tabernacle. There are a few cabins located near the grounds,
called "Tucker's Cabins," which are owned and operated by the
owners of the small cafe and filling station at the entrance to the
tabernacle grounds. There are motels in Gladewater along the
highway, and also many motels between Gladewater and Longview, a
city several miles further east. There are some nice motels in and
near Greggton, a small town midway between Gladewater and Longview.
Also, there is, in addition to several large motels near Longview,
a large hotel. These accommodations near Longview are located
about 20 miles from the tabernacle, however, and so would
necessitate a good deal of driving back and forth.
The better motels, first-class, cost from about five to eight
dollars per day for two people, with one dollar being added for
each additional person as a usual procedure. Other cabins and