Henricks, D. D., to send a word to
them through the Herald of Holi
ness. You will choose a school for
the coming year in the few weeks
before you. Instead of choosing a
school whose religious life is at a
low ebb, where the Bible is not
taught, and where holiness is under
the ban, why not come to us where
you can have the best mental train
ing under the most favorable Chris
tian influences to be found any
where T
We have the best climate in the
world, and natural scenery unsur
passed mountains within three
miles of us, some six thousand feet
high, whose tops in winter may be
covered with snow, while we are
picking oranges and flowers on our
college grounds and breathing air
perfumed with the fragrance of or
ange blossoms. This is the Damas
cus valley of America.
Then, our students have opportun
ities for self-support not equaled in
any school we have ever known.
Pasadena is said to be the richest
city of its size in the world, and
families pay the largest wages for
service. Our students have made
themselves popular by their trust
worthiness and fidelity, and we have
many more calls for their service
than we can fill. Many of our girls
get employment in the best of homes,
where they receive from $15 to $20
month and room and board for
what service they can render nights
and mornings and on Saturdays.
They have from 8 a. m. to 4 p. m.
