HEALTH AND TEMPERANCE MISSIONARY COURSE OF THE SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
With gratitude to God for what He is doing for our needy field, we are glad to be able to announce to the friends of the Third Angel’s Message that, in accordance with the instruction God has given, arrangements have been completed and facilities provided whereby a thorough and practical training in medical missionary work may be obtained in connection with our central educational institution at Graysville, Tenn. Well-appointed bath and treatment rooms, with adequate water supply and medical care, are being fitted up; also a hygienic laboratory and equipment for the cooking school. The teaching force includes a sanitarium physician and nurse, in addition to the regular faculty of the Southern Industrial School. Elder John A. Brunson will give Biblical instruction. The first course will be the health and temperance missionary course, to begin Dec. 19, 1900, and close Dec. 18, 1901, with the presentation of certificates to those who have completed the required work. The course of study includes Bible, advanced physiology and hygiene, healthful cookery, care of the sick, simple treatments, physical culture, healthful dress, and methods of work. As this is strictly a missionary course, some time will be spent in actually doing work for others in the field. By this means each student will gain, in addition to the theoretical training, that practical experience which is necessary to fit him for usefulness. Correspondence is desired with those wishing to engage in medical missionary work in the South, also with any who may be in need of sanitarium treatment or special medical care in connection with a mild climate and retirement from the busy centers of industry and trade. All such persons should address Dr. O. M. Hayward. For catalogue or detailed information, address Southern Industrial School, Graysville, Tenn.