Union College Summer School by C. C. Lewis

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D.C. · Jul 1, 1909

Union College Summer School

By C. C. Lewis

TIME.— July 7 to August 17. Come the first day, and stay until the last.

OBJECTS.— Review for teachers. Make up work. College credits. Christian education primary methods. Bible study.

COURSES.— Courses of study are offered in Bible, natural science, mathematics, English, manual training, education, history, music, etc.

TEACHERS.— C. C. Lewis, B. E. Huffman, J. G. Lamson, Elder H. R. Johnson, W. H. Buxton, D. E. Huffman, S. A. Smith, Lawrence Anderson, J. I. Beardsley, M. Hare, J. F. Simon, Miss Katherine B. Hale, Mrs. C. C. Lewis, Miss Elsie Andrews, Miss Edna Schee.

SPECIAL FEATURES.— Teachers' reviews, by Prof. J. G. Lamson, educational secretary Northern Union Conference. Primary Methods, by Miss Katherine B. Hale, director normal department Walla Walla College and author of Books I and II of the True Education Series. Manual Training and School Gardening.

EXPENSES.— Board, room, laundry, and bath, $2 a week and seven hours of domestic work. Tuition for the term, six weeks, six dollars. Tuition remitted to regular teachers of the Central and Northern union conferences.

Write for Summer School Bulletin. Those who are coming are requested to notify at once the principal, C. C. Lewis, College View, Neb.

C. C. LEWIS.