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February 17, 1909. 1 Educational TEACHERS' HOME AT MONTEAGLE. The Board of Directors of the Monteagle Assembly, the "Chautauqua of the South." has given a beautiful lot. near the Auditorium, for a Home for Teachers. The beautiful mountain scenery and delightful climate of this place are well known, as well as its rare advantages for hard-working teachers. Teachers from any state are urged to send a j donation, of any size, to Col. W. F. Taylor, of Memphis, Tenn., the treasurer, ! to assist in erecting this Home before j next summer. This will entitle I hem to board and bath in the Home for five dollars a week. The officers of the Home board are Mrs. M. R. Waller, Okolona, Miss., president; Mrs. Carrington Mason, Memphis, Tenn.; Mrs. K. M. Dean. Miami, Fia., and Mrs. J. O. Banks, Eutaw, Ala., vice-presidents; Miss Blanche Hindr man, secretary, and Mrs. M. H. Lewis, Monteagle, Tenn., corresponding secretary and solicitor. The Home will be under the supervision of President Keble and the Executive Board of the Assembly. McCOMB FEMALE COLLEGE. This is one of the youngest of our ! P.hnnoh coKnoli* Tn A r>rl1 10AC i +> ?>na I received under care of the Presbytery of j Mississippi. Rev. A. F. LaJrd is president, with a corps of excellent teachers. There is a good enrollment of local patronage. At a recent meeting of the Board of Directors, Mr. J. J. White, of McComb, Miss., who owns about one-half of the stock, anl other .stockholders agreed to donate and convey all of their, stock to the Presbytery of Mississippi on condition that the Presbytery raise about $4,000 to pay ofT an indebtedness on the new dormitory. A committee consisting of Rev. S. C. Caldwell, of Hazlehurst, Rev. R. V. Lancaster, of Mc- 1 Comb, and Rev. C. M. Huber, of Crystal-1 Springs, was appointed to proceed at once to raise this sum. The friends of the school believe that it has a future. It is an Important and appreciated factor in the educational and religious progress of McComb City and in time of South Mississippi. This is now emphasized by the completion of several new railroads in that portion of the state. The Liberty-White R. R-, an east and west line crossing the Illinois Central at McComb, the Fernwood and Gulf R. R? reaching within a few miles of McComb, and the Mississippi Central, another east and west line extending from Natchez to Hattiesburg, crossing the Illinois Central at Brookhayen (only 24 miles from McComb), render the College at AlrP^vrvvK -? _ ...vwuiu c<iay ui access irom SI" most every part of South Mississippi. It is hoped that the membership of Mississippi Presbytery will lend all needed aid in the establishment of this enterprise, seeing that the College will thus become absolutely the property of the Church and in the Providence of God may become a great agency for the ad- i vancement of His Kingdom. | C. M. Huber. | 'HE PRESBYTERIAN OF THE SO r r ~~ Southv Presbyterian CLARKSVI1 THE SCHOOL FOR SC Ten Professors, Si Modern Gymnasium, Study of the i Healthful Climate, Refinei EXPENSES Next Session Opens Third For Full Information Address, CHANCELLOR S Clarksvili Mississippi Sy HOLLY 8PF unaer control or Synod of Mississippi ; Dis The most beautiful, handsomely eqi In the State. $50,000 expended during s< menta. Steam heat, electric lights, telei ry, gymnasium, art studio, music pract grand, and a $2,000 pipe organ. The higl Orleans and Cairo, 111. Superior advai atory advantages in Music, Art and El( sion given twenty pupils for $168.00. B( you desire a place. Alabama Synodica TALLADEG/ Thorough, High Orade, Classical Instltutl Art and Elocution. Delightful Climate. Kxcellei MOTTO?"Ti For Catalogue and other Information, addre E IH2V F AfF ^TL ideal Home School I excellent Conservatory ol Mus?c. < Physical Culture, etc. A fine Prepare mAfcMZFn camPua nolr^ f?r ?* beauty Health w ; ' nWim^'orf deciding where to send yout daug MAKES Ml * 4-1 UTH. 29 western i University LLE, TENN. IUFHERN YOUNG MEN Ix Degree Courses, * Fine Athletic Field, 3ible Required, d Community, No Saloons, VERY LOW. Wednesday of September . P. UNIVERSITY ie, Tenn. i nodical College tINGS, MISS. md Presbyteries of Memphis and Western trict. lipped, up-to-date college for young ladles isslon 1904-05 in new buildings and equipihones, and all water conveniences. Libraice rooms, eighteen pianos, a Knabe iest and healthiest location between New itages in Literarv Dpnnrtmonta )cution. Board and tuition for entire sea>arders limited to 110. Write at once if T. W. RAYMOND, D. D? Prea. 1 College,F0R women V. ALABAMA Ion for Young Ladles, Literary Courses, Music, tit location. Full Corps of Experienced Teachers, IOROUOHNESS." ss the President, LEV. T. PEYTON WALTON, Talladega, Ala. INSTITUTE; RALEIGH. NC T of GiH? and Young Women. Advanced collegiaic coortem. I complete School? of Art. CxpreMron/ Pedagogy Buuneaa. | Ivy Utputmcm undo )pra>l instructors. Large park like I nrd unsurpassed It will pay you to look into its advantages I ihtet Catalog on applicaiiorv Henry Jerome Stotkard. Founded in 1849 1 l\j WESTMINSTER . 11 COLLEGE A. 5. rULTON. MISSOURI