Fireside Correspondence School by W. E. Howell

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 27, 1910

Fireside Correspondence School

By W. E. Howell

Always Open

Our school is always open. Whenever any one works up to the starting-point his determination to enter upon a simple plan of self-improvement, he will find us present, ready to receive him, any day in the year.

Last (our first) year's enrolment, beginning Oct. 4, 1909, rose to 176. To this number have been added so far, beginning Oct. 3, 1910, almost 100 new students. Of course we lost some of our old students, through death, through severe affliction, or through their entering a residence school this year. Some, whose work was interrupted for a time during the summer, are taking up the thread of their work again; while others have kept up a steady gait from the original opening of the school, and are registering for new subjects—one of the best evidences of satisfaction with our service. These renewals have not been reckoned in our new enrolment.

Our revised and enlarged calendar may be had for the asking. It gives full information on the subjects we offer, the rates of tuition, and how to proceed in registering for one or more studies for six months or for a year. We take pleasure in answering all special inquiries about any feature of our work. Address us at Takoma Park, D. C.

W. E. HOWELL, Principal.