Fireside Correspondence School by W. E. HOWELL

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 1, 1910

Fireside Correspondence School

By W. E. HOWELL

Special Opening

IN last week's REVIEW our special autumn opening on October 3 was announced. Will the reader be kind enough to look up and read that article again? Our fall calendar is now ready for distribution. It has some new and attractive features for prospective students, and it will pay any one to send for a copy and give it a careful reading. We can safely promise much better service than during the first year, and with our increased list of studies and strong faculty, we believe the usefulness of the school will be much enlarged. We especially appeal to all who can not attend one of our residence schools, to acquaint themselves with the work of our Correspondence School.

While speaking on this subject, we take occasion to assure the managers and patrons of our residence schools that there is —

No Competition

between them and the Correspondence School, so far as the purpose and the work of the latter are concerned. We appeal to the hundreds with whom we have corresponded during the past year to verify this assertion. If there is any competition at all, or any fear of it, it must be found elsewhere than in the work of the Correspondence School. There is ample room for all we can do, without encroaching upon the legitimate work of the residence school. In fact, we hope to prove a feeder to our colleges and academies, now growing so hopefully in efficiency and concert of action.

We have announced a special autumn opening because it is a strength to our work to start the winter's study together. We have chosen October 3 as the date, since it falls after the opening of our residence schools. It would be a help to us if our presidents and principals would direct the attention of all who fail to reach their school this year, to our special opening date, and supply us their names and addresses as well.

Let it be understood that students may still enroll any day in the year; but that in order to secure the old rates, applications must be dated before October 3. Send for the new calendar, and write us your wishes and needs.

W. E. HOWELL, Principal.