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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 25, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 47.

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A New School

By J. I. Beardsley

We are opening here at Lacombe, Alberta, our new conference school. We began October 13, with an enrolment of thirty students. At present we have forty-five, and there are at least twelve more to come next month; so as far as our attendance is concerned, we are encouraged.
As our new building is not yet completed, our young ladies are housed in a temporary building and a tent. Their permanent home will be ready to move into in a few days.
A good spirit of earnest devotion to work prevails, and no words of discontent are heard, though we are yet in our temporary quarters, and snow is on the ground. The foundation for our permanent boys' home and recitation building is being laid this fall; we hope to have it ready for use next year.
God is wonderfully blessing us in every way, and in his leadership we feel secure. J. I. Beardsley.