The Correspondence School by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 29, 1909

The Correspondence School

By Editor

We direct particular attention to the announcement in the Educational department by Prof. W. E. Howell, regarding the Correspondence School. For a long time there has existed an urgent demand for the creation of such a school in connection with our denominational work. Many young men and women whose present circumstances will not permit them to attend one of our regular schools, will find in this new provision for an education that which will in a large measure supply their lack. How better could they employ the long winter evenings than in the pursuit of one or more studies in this school? It also affords an excellent opportunity to many of our workers who may desire to perfect their knowledge in some of the subjects taught. Professor Howell is a teacher of experience and ability, and every student who may enter the school will receive careful, painstaking attention and assistance. We hope that no one needing the benefits of this school will neglect to improve the excellent advantages it offers.