St. Helena Training School
THE NEXT class in the St. Helena Sanitarium and Hospital Training School for Medical Missionary Nurses will be organized Tuesday, April 4, 1911. Owing to the large number and great variety of cases that flock to this institution for relief, and the wide experience thus offered the students in both surgical and general hospital nursing, the course is especially strong, from a practical missionary standpoint. In addition to the opportunities for missionary work at the sanitarium, the San Francisco Dispensary, which the institution has taken over, affords training in city mission work. The institution has also undertaken to open up mission work in China the present year, thus giving a special opportunity to those who desire a definite foreign mission field for which to prepare and upon which to enter when their course is completed. Twenty-five consecrated young men and women, whose desire is to enter the work for the sake of fallen humanity and not for profit, are wanted to join this class. Send for the Training School Calendar, addressing Dr. H. F. Rand, Superintendent, or Mrs. S. J. Whitney, Secretary, Sanitarium, Napa Co., Cal.