Union College

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 23, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 38.

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Additions and Changes in Faculty

B. E. HUFFMAN: New Testament history, United States history, and superintendent domestic work.

W. S. Butterbaugh, M. D., Edgemont, S. D.: biological sciences.

E. G. Salisbury, South Lancaster, Mass.: preceptor East Hall.

Percy A. Field, North Platte, Neb.: preceptor College Hall.

Mrs. B. E. Huffman, College View, Neb.: preceptress.

Mrs. J. L. Jones, Keene, Tex.: matron.

Mrs. P. A. Field, North Platte, Neb.: nurse.

Miss Eunice Crawford, Elroy, Wis.: assistant in Old Testament history and arithmetic.

J. F. Harder, Oklahoma: assistant in German department.

Mrs. C. C. Lewis: domestic sciences,—cooking, household management, laundering,—with advisory relation to the Home.

Miss Ruby Owen, Nashville, Tenn.: sewing.

Industrial Manual

For years Union College has been developing a system of industrial education, which is now in a measure perfected. The means employed are: industrial studies, trades, domestic work, and general labor. The detailed description of these subjects constitutes the four leading chapters of a fifty-page pamphlet entitled “Industrial Manual of Union College.” Another chapter describes in detail the academic-industrial, the agricultural, and the domestic science courses. Since this pamphlet is the outgrowth of practical experience as well as earnest and long-continued study, we hope it may be of use by way of suggestion to other schools, as well as to teachers and others interested in industrial education. It will be sent post-paid for ten cents in stamps, or in packages of twelve for five cents each. Address President’s Office, Union College, College View, Neb.

To Union College Students

We very much desire to get the names and present addresses of all who have ever been connected with Union College. Our records are out of date, and it is probable we could reach only a few of our old students with the addresses on our books. Please write the undersigned as soon as you see this, and add a word about your present work, your country, and its people, and your courage. We want to send you something interesting about “Old Union.” C. C. LEWIS.