A Rare Opportunity to Attend School

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D. C. · Oct 29, 1903

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 80, No. 43.

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A Rare Opportunity to Attend School

REALIZING that there are a number of young men who are desirous of fitting themselves for usefulness in giving the last message of mercy to the perishing world, but do not have the necessary means to defray expenses, Healdsburg College has made provision to assist ten or fifteen such persons to secure an all-round education, mentally and physically, under the direction of competent instructors. Some young men whohave availed themselves of this opportunity are securing such an education in a school conducted in the following manner: the teachers and students spend one hour in study before breakfast, after which they saw wood (by machinery) and split wood until about twelve o'clock. After dinner they recreate for one hour, then spend the afternoon in school. At six o'clock lunch is served, after which the evening is spent in study.
The faithful work of a few hours pays the tuition, board, room rent, laundry, light, and heating. Our offer is a splendid opportunity for young men of limited means, but possessing courageous hearts, to obtain a Christian education in exchange for honest labor.
Any young man wishing to avail himself of such an opportunity should write immediately to the undersigned, for further information.
E. D. SHARPE, President.
HEALDSBURG, CAL.