Last Day Events - Ellen G. White

worked during the summer to earn money to pay
their expense at the Huntsville School.—SpT-
B(12) 11 (1904).
The Huntsville School farm is a most beautiful
place, and with its three hundred and more acres of
land, should accomplish much in the line of
industrial training and the raising of crops.—SpT-
B(12x) 13 (1904).
Recently the question was asked me, “Would it
not be well to sell the school land at Huntsville,
and buy a smaller place?” Instruction was given me
that this farm must not be sold, that the situation
possesses many advantages for the carrying
forward of a colored school.—Spalding and Magan
Collection, 359 (1904).
Berrien Springs, Michigan
I hear that there is some thought of locating the
school at Berrien Springs in the southwest of
Michigan. I am much pleased with the description
of this place.... In such a place as Berrien Springs
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