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hundred years, but He takes only two months to make a squash.”— Christian Register.
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The educated man has greater ability to grasp new truth and facts. The un educated man is more likely to be un balanced by new schemes and isms. The educated man has a broader mind and is more open to the opinion o f others. What special •advantage does the col lege-trained man gain over the self-made man, so-called? The educated man has the advantage o f being able to think more systematically. He has at his control a mass of facts, and he is trained to see the fallacy in false schemes.— D. L. Moody. A table prepared by the Massachusetts State Board o f “Education shows the weekly earnings o f children who left school at fourteen, in contrast with the earnings o f those who attended high school. It was found that those who left school at fourteen began to work at a sal ary of $4 a week. At the age o f twenty- five they were receiving $12.75 a week. On the other hand, those who attended high school began at $10 a week, and at twenty-five they were receiving $32 a week. The total earnings o f an elementary school boy in eight years were $5,722.50, while those o f a high school boy during the same period were $7,377.50.— Educa tional Review. About two per cent o f American boys go to college. From this number come twenty-seven per cent of the nation’s lead-' ers in all walks o f life. Education forms the man.— Gay. The alphabet is conquering the world.— G. W. Curtis. Love is the greatest o f educators.— Mrs. Osgood. Hew the block off, and get out the man. — Pope. Teach the children! It is painting in fresco.— Emerson. Education is the cheap defense o f na tions.— Burke. Education is the apprenticeship o f life. — Emerson. — o— August 31, 1930 Why are Industrial Missions Worth While? 1 Cor. 9:19-23 S uggestive O rder of S ervice Opening songs. Prayer. Scripture reading: Memorized verses. Song. Announcements and offering. Special number. Leader’s remarks. Sentence prayers (especially for city missions). Closing song. Benediction. * * * T houghts on the T opic In the twenty-seven verses o f 1 Cor. 9, from which our Scripture lesson is taken,
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