The Opening of Union College

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 13, 1906

The Opening of Union College

The fall term at Union College begins Wednesday, September 12. Students should be present a day or two before, in order to be settled, ready for the opening. Rooms should be engaged in advance, of the preceptress, Mrs. C. C. Lewis, College View, Neb. Strangers should bring testimonials that they meet the requirements under “Who Admitted,” page 12 of the calendar. Good crops and general prosperity, increased interest at the camp-meetings, and an extensive and favorable correspondence, all indicate a large attendance. Let those who have been halting in their purpose, now decide to attend. If you put it off, you may never get the education you need for life’s duties. Thousands regret their neglect to obtain a good education. Nobody is sorry for a single month spent in school. Remember that we offer regular preparatory, academic, and college courses, also ministerial, normal, commercial, medical preparatory, and stenographic courses. German, Danish, and Swedish departments. Conservatory of music. Catalogue of information free on request. Correspondence invited. Address the president, C. C. Lewis, College View, Neb.