First Annual Report of the Woman's Missionary Council of The Methodist Episcopal Church, South, for 1910-1911 . 378 WOMAN^S MISSIONARY COUNCIL. part of the year and the hill we have to climb, we are beyond thereach of most of our former day pupils. We realize that for a timeat least this will be mainly a boarding school. Since moving here wehave had a great falling off in attendance. Only fifty-five have come tous this fall. At the close of the spi-ing term a class of eight young ladies who hadfinished our course of study in the Spanish department took the pro-vincial examinations held in Mata
First Annual Report of the Woman's Missionary Council of The Methodist Episcopal Church, South, for 1910-1911 . 378 WOMAN^S MISSIONARY COUNCIL. part of the year and the hill we have to climb, we are beyond thereach of most of our former day pupils. We realize that for a timeat least this will be mainly a boarding school. Since moving here wehave had a great falling off in attendance. Only fifty-five have come tous this fall. At the close of the spi-ing term a class of eight young ladies who hadfinished our course of study in the Spanish department took the pro-vincial examinations held in Matanzas during the summer for certifi-cates necessary for teaching in the public schools. All of these girlswere members of tlie Methodist Church, and all but one of them werescholarship girls. In September one of them was employed in theMethodist school in Camaguey as primary teacher, and Is giving sat-isfaction in her work. Several of our pupils of former years havepositions in public schools. The money appropriated by the Board was not suflficient to meetall expenses in buying, building, and repairing the
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