. Journal officiel de l ... Délégué de la Conférence générale de l'Église méthodiste épiscopale. sur charminglodges et Epworth, adapté à l'collines boisées où les écoles se trouvent, couldbe érigée à un coût modéré. Par care dans la conception et le groupement 1172 Journal de la Conférence générale, ils seraient bien servir les besoins de ces écoles que nous wouldwish à maintenir dans ces collectivités. Dans l'ensemble de l'schoolsadequate appareil scientifique et mobilier de la bonne sorte,et substantiel avec la touche de qualité artistique, doit besupplied. Sinon les fins pour lesquelles les écoles sont figurant principal ne peut pas être plein

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. Journal of the ... Delegated General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church. on and Epworth charminglodges, adapted to the wooded hills in which the schools lie, couldbe erected at a moderate cost. By care in design and grouping 1172 Journal of the General Conference they would serve well the purposes of such schools as we wouldwish to maintain in those communities. In all of the schoolsadequate scientific apparatus and furniture of the right kind, substantial and with the touch of artistic quality, must besupplied. Otherwise the ends for which the schools are main-tained cannot be fully reached. Elementary work should be consigned to the public schoolauthorities as rapidly as possible. Church schools should beconducted with the purpose of showing the need of good publicschools and not as a permanent substitute. Elementary work, if retained in any of our schools, should be retained onlyfor normal training school and demonstration purposes.Academy or high school courses may be continued indefinitely.We can hardly anticipate a time when they will not be desirable.. Strong emphasis needs to be given to such special courses asnormal training, household economics, sanitation, agriculture, and rural leadership. It is suggested that not more than one half of the Trusteesshould be professionally engaged in education, and that Meth-odist work in tax-supported, independent, and non-Methodistinstitutions be given representation. Junior colleges of liberalarts and elementary technical schools may in time become neces-sary in connection with some of the institutions we are nowbuilding. The most pressing need of those schools is intelligent andsympathetic supervision, continued consistently for at least adecade. The second need is a large increase in available fundsfor direct contributions from the Board, and for conditionalcontributions used as a stimulus to local vsupport. The amount Report of the Board of Education *1173 needed for both purposes will increase rapidly for

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