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Union College Summer School—Last Notice

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 25, 1908

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 85, No. 26.

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Union College Summer School—Last Notice

By C. C. LEWIS

THIS school began Tuesday, June 23, and will continue six weeks. It is designed for teachers and for those who wish to make up college or academic work. By taking only two studies and one drill, credit can be made for a full college term. Those not wishing college credits may take one or two studies more. This will be the best-equipped summer school ever held in the denomination. Note its facilities: Fifteen teachers, chemical laboratory, new physical science laboratory, library and reading-room, music rooms and instruments, five lines of manual training, special church-school methods, college home, beautifully shaded grounds, healthful location. The tuition is six dollars for the term, remitted to accredited church-school teachers. Board and room, two dollars a week. There is not time to write—just come.
C. C. LEWIS, Principal.