Guatemala English School by W. E. Hancock

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 19, 1909

Guatemala English School

By W. E. Hancock

We have nothing unusual to report in the work of our school more than that we have found it necessary to employ auxiliary teaching. A few classes have been assigned to a young lady. We believe that the school will necessitate another teacher before long. We are planning to open a kindergarten the last half of the school year. Mrs. Hancock will take this work, provided there is not so much demand for it that she will have to give her entire time to it. We now expect she will be able to take charge of the kindergarten and primary divisions.

Since we came here, the school has held quite an even number of students,—a few coming, and a few leaving. Our efforts in missionary lines though few, are beginning to look bright for results. We have several true friends among the best people of the city. One or two have listened very attentively to the points of truth about which I have spoken to them. We are enjoying our work. Remember us in your prayers.

W. E. HANCOCK.