Healdsburg College by Editor

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Nov 15, 1905

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 31, No. 46.

Healdsburg College

By Editor

Healdsburg College.—We had the privilege of a brief visit to Healdsburg College a few days ago. We were glad of the opportunity. From all that we saw, from all that we heard, from conversation with students and teachers, we are sure that the school is doing splendidly. The one thing lacking was students. There are a goodly number of bright young men and women, but the school could accommodate many more. And there are many young persons who need the instruction, the discipline, of heart and mind and body, which the college is giving. Of course, it will cost a young man something to go, but let him enter the college, improve his time, economize in means, and come out as poor as the proverbial "church mouse," and still he will be richer than when he entered. His money and time expended in getting the right kind of an education pays. Therefore we say, Young man, young woman, go to Healdsburg College. It is a better investment than United States bonds.