Opening of Walla Walla (Wash.) College by M. E. Cady

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 28, 1909

Opening of Walla Walla (Wash.) College

By M. E. Cady

We are glad to be able to report an encouraging outlook for Walla Walla College for the coming year. The entire enrolment has already reached two hundred fifty-four, which is fully as large as it was at the same time last year.

It is very gratifying to the board of management and the faculty to see the college growing in numbers and in its sphere of usefulness from year to year in spite of the fact that there are ten intermediate schools now operating within the Walla Walla College district, two of these opening for work this present year.

We have an excellent class of students, and thus far a very creditable spirit of work and study has been shown by all who are connected with the institution. We are expecting great things from the Lord during this present school year.

The ladies’ dormitory is already filled with students, and provision is being made in a cottage for the overflow. The young men are a little later getting in on account of the fall work. We expect both dormitories will be occupied to their utmost capacity.

We shall be glad to hear from any who may desire to enter the school. A calendar will be sent on application.

M. E. CADY, President.