Commendable Correspondence Course
By Editor
THERE are many individuals who are not able to avail themselves of a regular course of training in a school or college; and while our system of schools and colleges reaches clear around the world, there are yet many who would like to be educated who cannot attend these places of learning. For the benefit of this class, our General Conference has established the "Fireside Correspondence School"; and Prof. C. C. Lewis, one of our most experienced and efficient educators, is in charge of it. There are some thirty subjects within the scope of this worthy correspondence school. There are very many who testify of their great appreciation of the benefits derived from the courses. The school is not only helpful to those who are so situated that they cannot take a regular course of training in a school, but it is also a great help to those who desire to take further studies. There are many who have had the regular college training, who nevertheless would like to give special attention to some subject that they had to neglect when in school, or that the school they attended may not have had the best facilities for presenting. The correspondence school will help this class, as well as those who are denied the privileges of attending school. We are glad to have it reported to us by the principal of the school, Professor Lewis, that Bible doctrines is the subject that draws the largest number of correspondence students. We trust that many of our readers will become interested in this worthy enterprise, and will desire to join in receiving the training that the school affords. Any such interested ones should correspond with C. C. Lewis, Principal of Fireside Correspondence School, Takoma Park, Washington, D. C.