Nashville Agricultural and Normal Institute

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 25, 1916

Nashville Agricultural and Normal Institute

The summer term of the Nashville Agricultural and Normal Institute opens June 21, 1916. The General Conference has recognized the institute as a training school for teachers of the rural schools of the South, and the work of this term is intended primarily to prepare men and women to conduct these schools. Opportunity is offered twenty persons to take this instruction, and at the same time earn their board, their room rent, and their laundry fees. This offer does not include clothing, books, or other incidental expenses.

The summer term will close with the tenth annual convention of rural teachers. Any one desiring to enter the rural school work of the South will do well to take advantage of this term's instruction. One very important way of carrying the truth to the people is by means of the rural school. It breaks down prejudice, and prepares people for advanced truths.

Any one who desires to attend this summer term should correspond with E. A. Sutherland, Madison, Tenn.