HEALDSBURG COLLEGE by W. C. Grainger

International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Aug 26, 1889

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 15, No. 33.

HEALDSBURG COLLEGE.

By W. C. Grainger

THIS is one of the best schools on the Pacific Coast, and, as far as we know, is by far the cheapest. While the monthly expenses in other schools range from $30 to $45, in this, from $18 to $22 pays for board, tuition, lodging, etc., in fact, everything except extra branches, books, and clothing.

In this school, manual labor is combined with study, two hours of each day being devoted to some useful physical employment.

The morals of students are strictly guarded. No one of impure character need apply for admission. Those unknown to the faculty, personally, are required to present satisfactory testimonials of good character before they will be received. If, after a student has been admitted, he is discovered to be an improper person to have connected with our school, he will be promptly dismissed.

The literary work of the college is arranged in the following courses: Elementary, Normal, Scientific, Classical, and Biblical.

The fall term of this school will begin Monday, September 2. All former students who desire to maintain their present class standing, and all new students who possibly can, are respectfully urged to enter at the beginning of the term. You cannot afford to lose any part of the term's work, much less the first part of it, neither can the college afford to permit you to do so, except under the most pressing circumstances. Then do not remain away for some trifling cause, and lose a large part of the term's work.

Provision will be made for those desiring to attend the general camp-meeting at Oakland. The fare from Healdsburg and return is a mere trifle. None should be deterred from entering at the beginning on account of saving that expense.

The Biblical department opens October 8.

W. C. GRAINGER, Pres.