Missionary Instruction at Healdsburg
By Editor
The Editor of the SIGNS has been in Healdsburg for about three weeks, giving instruction in general missionary work, to those students who design entering the field this summer. Two lectures are given each day, and considerable time is devoted to asking and answering questions. A few of the leading points of our faith are being canvassed, and the best method of presenting them considered. This, it will be seen, necessitates a great deal of labor, especially as none of this work has been done at the college before, and the work of arranging subjects, organizing, etc., all has to be attended to. On this account he has not been able to give the SIGNS so much attention as usual. He will return to Oakland next week, and resume his labors.