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

The Southern Field Echo reports that during the past year the Southern Missionary Society has been operating seventeen schools in the different conferences in the Southern Union. The Society hopes to have more schools in operation during the year to come.

Prof. J. B. Clymer, who for years has been connected with the Mount Vernon College, formerly Mount Vernon Academy, of Mount Vernon, Ohio, has been chosen to be principal of the Elk Point (S. D.) Academy. It is planned to move this school from Elk Point to a location nearer the central portion of the State.

The board of management of the Tunesassa School at Tunesassa, N. Y., has secured the services of Brother E. E. Osborne and wife to take charge of the school. Professor and Sister Osborne are from Maine; they were both former students of South Lancaster Academy, and they bring to the school an experience of value.

Prof. Otto J. Graf has been chosen president of Emmanuel Missionary College, at Berrien Springs, Mich. This was made necessary on account of the resignation of Elder N. W. Kauble, who is to connect with the Strode Industrial School at Oswego, Kan. Emmanuel Missionary College is being enlarged and improved, and has an excellent outlook for the future.