SALVATION ARMY.
BOOTH MEMORIAL COLLEGE
OPENING BY PRINCE GEORGE
Australian Press Association —United Service LONDON. July 8. Prince George to day opened the Booth Memorial Training College at Denmark Hill. Those present included the AgentsGeneral, tho High Commissioner for Now Zealand, Sir James Parr, and 5000 members of the Salvation Army.
The collego consists of 12 houses, in which 350 men and 250 women can bo accommodated.
The Prince said it fulfilled the dream of a great man. General Booth had established a university of humanity, in which men and women could be trained in all phases of useful endeavour.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20303, 10 July 1929, Page 11
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