The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-03-21
FRUITLAND INSTITUTE:
WHAT OF HER?
for The Times-NeWS:

Editor The Times-NeWs: ..
There are great opportunities
and responsibilities at trultland
Institute l measure those words
bv three years of experience as
student Fruitland Institute has
mt into me more inspiration and
possibly more incentive than an
other schools together could puc
into a student of my type. VI
these three years experience TINS
last wear is the most important
year of my life. 1t has presented
TO me a challenge more serious,
more positive than ever before,
because I have just undergone
great crisis. There are no prece-
dents by which I can mark my
pathway except in Christ Jesus;
otherwise I would be virtually
cropping in the darkness.
Fruitland has served well dur
inc the past years. established
during the uncertainties and hos
tiIities of sin. She has performed
her duties we'll, meeting and
changing conditions, and challeng-
ING the youth. Her declaration OF
principles. through the effective
power of God, has made an I'M
print upon the world. Her alumni
of 500 school teachers, rs preach
ers 100 nurses. % missionaries,
25 lawyers. and rs doctors, is an
evidence of her accomplishments.
Fruitland has heard much about
hard times and has struggled
through the years and is now see
inc hard times, but she has always
been able to see over the brow OF
the hill. The panics and depres-
sions have struck their blows,
but dear old F. |. stands for the
glory of God Fruitland's stand
ards are far above the standards
of the average preparatory school.
Fruitland was built on the solid
rock of Christianity. and when
the winds blow and the rain falls
she will not fall, because through
Christ all things stand.
When I speak of the opportuni-
ties and responsibilities of Fruit
land Institute today the first OBJ
jective is spiritual, rather than the
material values of life.
There isn't any great person in
Christian service who has not at
some time begun to think that his
training, and work were not worth
anything because all his plans had
gone awry. He feels that his heart,
will-power, ambition and incentive
are being warped. Yes, that is
true with all Christians if they
will only confess it. and there are
poor boys and girls here under
going the same experiences. Why
not help them to cross the stream?
The spiritual values which are
taught at Fruitland Institute are
developing, creating, and main
tanning faith in God, faith in our
selves, and faith in our fellow
man. She also conserves a student
WlieH ne Is at a crisis and puts
into his life courage and fortitude
to stand for righteousness. These
are the necessary qualities of anv
life. Christians, why not pray and
hope for the goodness of things
to prevail at Fruitland Institute.
The principles and influence of
Frultland Institute will be bene-
fetal and lasting throughout the
home, city, state, nation and
world in which the student lives
When people see the organiza-
ton to which they belong falling
of masturbation. What should
do about it?
ANSWER: The habit. while an
moving because it causes the
baby to delay in getting to sleep,
is not serious one. Better SO
arrange his bed and clothing that
the rocking, however he does it,
is impossible. Meanwhile look af-
ter his nutrition, and keep emo
tional conditions as calm and de-
sira HE &C lie. nncSih1a