Call for a Lady Teacher in Trinidad
BROTHER KNEELAND writes that there is a call for a lady teacher in San Fernando, Trinidad. A prominent East Indian merchant who is interested in the truth and the Sabbath, and is planning to dispose of his store so that he can go onto his cocoa estate and keep the Sabbath, has asked him to secure a teacher for a girls’ school. Many East Indians have means, and desire better advantages for their daughters than can be obtained in the public schools. The standard of morality is so low that many will not put their girls into these schools. They ask for a lady teacher who can instruct in music, sewing, cooking, and ordinary domestic work, as well as in Latin, French, and other branches. They can easily raise thirty dollars a month for her support.