Did You Ever Read by E. A. Sutherland

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 3, 1908

Did You Ever Read

By E. A. Sutherland

these words: “Every possible means should be devised to establish schools of the Madison order in various parts of the South”? In order to carry out this instruction we have two requests to make. We need—

1. Men and women who, with a short training in the school at Madison, Tenn., can be prepared to conduct schools of a similar character elsewhere in the South. Some work in a school along practical lines will save many trying experiences that you would have to meet if you entered the work without this training.

2. A number of young married men and women, farmers and lovers of farm life, who are willing to consecrate their ability to self-supporting work in the South. A number of such families have already settled in the South through the influence of the Madison School. They are doing a good work. Many others should come. We can tell you some interesting things about those who are already here. We can send you two pamphlets written by Sister White concerning this work, and a report of the school. These you may have for the asking. A special six weeks’ course of instruction adapted to the needs of those mentioned above will begin Sept. 2, 1908. Address the undersigned at Madison, Tenn.

E. A. SUTHERLAND.