p. 31 | Shenandoah Valley Training Academy by R. D. HOTTEL

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 6, 1908

Shenandoah Valley Training Academy

By R. D. HOTTEL

The new academy building at Newmarket, Va., will be dedicated during the time of the local meeting to be held at this place, September 8-13, and will open its doors for students, Sept. 15, 1908.

For several years we have been planning and working for this school; and now that we have it completed, we trust that our people in Virginia will make every effort to send their children.

At the present time we can accommodate only about twenty in the home. We desire to see the school full from the beginning, and while the academy was built primarily for this conference, we invite correspondence from those in neighboring conferences who may have children they wish to send to such an institution. Those who apply first, and meet the requirements, will be accepted first.

This school is designed as a preparatory school, taking the grades to about the twelfth, and preparing students to enter our colleges. The expense will be very low, and we trust within the means of many who otherwise could not send their children. Our catalogue will be sent to all who desire detailed information. As the time is short, we invite you to write at once. Address the undersigned at Newmarket, Va.

R. D. HOTTEL.