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Talks With My Students

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 30, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 52.

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Talks With My Students

"TALKS WITH MY STUDENTS," by Prof. Frederick Griggs, is a little book of 84 pages, consisting of a series of talks by the author to the students in one of our schools, and is filled with most excellent advice to young people, by one who has had experience in the things of which he speaks. The table of contents shows the scope of the book. It contains twelve chapters, as follows: Adaptability, Be Enthusiastic, Learn to Wait, The Value of Minutes, Our Conversation, Economy, Promptness, Our Manners, The Association of Young Men and Young Women, "If Thine Eye Be Single," The Love of the Beautiful, and Lest We Forget. Many thoughts are presented that will be especially helpful to persons preparing for missionary work, but any one, whether young or old, no matter what may be his object in life, can not fail of being benefited by reading this book. Bound in cloth. Price, only 50 cents.