Darling Range School, Australia by H. R. Martin

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Tacoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Dec 2, 1909

Darling Range School, Australia

By H. R. Martin

WE hold our closing exercises in three weeks, and are now reviewing our year's work preparatory to examinations. At present there are thirty-three taking studies, and all manifest a deep interest in their work. At our social meeting every Sabbath evening nearly all—and sometimes every one—take part. We have some bright young people here, and I hope to see many workers go from this school to be bright and shining lights under the third angel's message. We have a canvassers' class drilling for active work during vacation.

We have been very much interested in the changes, and, although sorry to lose Prof. C. W. Irwin, we believe that Prof. B. F. Machlan is just the man to fill the vacancy.

H. R. MARTIN.