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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 1, 1906

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 83, No. 44.

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The Meadow Glade (Wash.) School

By G. E. JOHNSON

The Meadow Glade Intermediate School opened September 12, with an attendance of twenty, hop picking and prune picking preventing nearly as many others from being present, who will no doubt be here later in the school year.
Prof. J. C. Rogers was here the opening day, and directed our minds to the foreign missionary field, and especially to his own particular field of labor, urging Africa’s needs, and encouraging the young people to consecrate their lives to the service of the Lord. Prof. M. E. Cady has also been with us since the opening of school, and has spoken words of courage to us.
The spirit of the school is good, and there are several who have signified their determination to help carry the work to the foreign fields if it is the will of the Lord that they should do so. We expect to make the missionary movement a prominent feature of our work during the year.
Dedicatory exercises for our new building, which is thirty-two by forty feet, and two-stories high, will be held Sabbath and Sunday, September 29 and 30, at which time we expect to have quite an increase in our attendance.
G. E. JOHNSON.