The Work in Healdsburg

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International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Jan 15, 1885

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 11, No. 3.

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The Work in Healdsburg.

THE winter term of the College opened on Monday, Jan. 5, with 120 students in attendance. Of this number fifty-six are now enrolled in the special Bible course. Besides these, we know of several who expect to join us in a few days. All seem to be in earnest, and disposed to make the most of their present opportunities.
The family at the Students' Home now numbers fifty-six. This number will soon be increased. The new students readily fall in with the ways of the place, and cheerfully perform their allotted tasks of labor and study. We are certain that the benefit derived from the discipline at the "Home" is fully equal to that gained at the College proper. No parent should think of sending his child to Healdsburg College, and not have him live at the Students' Home. We hope that God will bless the labors of this term, and make them fruitful for good in his cause.
E. J. W.
Healdsburg, Jan. 8.