Earning a Scholarship

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 30, 1914

Earning a Scholarship

THE value of a Christian education is becoming more and more appreciated by our young people, and a larger number of them each year are availing themselves of the privileges afforded by our schools. Many this summer are earning their scholarships by selling our literature. One needs to sell only 92 copies of one of our $3 books, turning in the full retail price to the tract society, to pay for a scholarship in most of our schools. Already a number have their scholarships earned for this year, and some are earning more than one.

There is still opportunity for others who wish to do so, to make arrangements at once with their tract society office, and get into the field quickly and work hard during the remainder of the vacation season. Some have earned scholarships in from ten days to two weeks.

The selling of our literature is by far the best way to earn a scholarship, for the experience in it is an education in itself. Then, too, there is the good being done the people by placing in their homes our truth-filled publications. Scholarships may be earned by selling either our subscription books or our magazines. If you are interested, write to your tract society secretary for full particulars.