Self-Supporting School Workers’ Convention by E. A. Sutherland

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 11, 1910

Self-Supporting School Workers’ Convention

By E. A. Sutherland

The third annual convention of self-supporting Southern workers will be held at Madison, Tenn., on the farm of the Nashville Agricultural and Normal Institute, Aug. 27-30, 1910. These annual conventions are held for the purpose of bringing into one body those actively engaged in self-supporting school work, and those interested in this work and desiring to enter it. During the past four years the Madison school has gradually developed a system of highland farm schools. There are about twenty of these schools, and they send representatives to the convention. Brethren and sisters in the North who desire to meet workers keenly alive to the Southern problem can not do better than attend this convention. This will be a meeting full of enthusiasm. Some interesting reading-matter will be sent upon application to the undersigned, at Madison, Tenn.

E. A. SUTHERLAND.