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Summer Campaign for “Education”

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 18, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 20.

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Summer Campaign for “Education”

By Editor

THE annual campaign number of our educational journal will be ready about the first of June. This is six weeks earlier than last year, and we hope it may have a much larger circulation. Its special purpose is to aid in filling our schools, and in forming a just appreciation of the responsibilities and aims of our educational work.

Special Features

Special Cover Design: “I’ll Find a Way or Make It.” Frontispiece: Building for High Achievement. Openings for the Educated. Two Symposia by Students:—
  1. What I Am Getting Out of My School Work.
  2. How I Am Making Ends Meet in Getting an Education.
The Educational Rights of Our Children. Why We Operate Denominational Schools. The School as a Factor in Mission Work. The Missionary’s Educational Equipment. Called to Be a Teacher. The Compensations of the Teacher. The Work of the Home School.
Each school can prepare its own special circular for enclosure in the journals used for distribution. Orders for fifty or more may be divided, if desired, part being sent to one place and part to another. This number will be useful late into the autumn. Be sure to order enough to fill all your needs. The school orders last year ranged from one hundred to twelve hundred each; some advance should be made upon that this year.
Our edition of ten thousand last year fell much short of meeting the demand. Three to five times that number ought to be used this year. Educational work is a very vital part of giving the last-day message, and every effort should be made to stir up a proper sentiment regarding it, and to fill our schools with recruits.
We urge upon all readers of this notice, official or layman, teacher or student, to send in their orders at the earliest possible date, to aid us in determining the size of our printing order.

Terms

1 to 4 copies, 10 cents each; 5 to 40 copies, one order, one address, 5 cents a copy; 50 or more copies, one order, 4 cents a copy.
Address Christian Education, Takoma Park, D. C.