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Converse College
SPAR I ANftUftG, S. C.
A College for Wnmm, Conservatory of Music,
School of <rt onfcrs ilririevs of A.B., A.M.,
A.Mus. B M s Lahoratoi o*. library. 56 p ano
rooms, auditorinm. art stnd'os, chap*), gymnasinra.
Room* single, dcub'eaad sn suite. Boating
and Olll-O door sports Dc ightful winter
SAUK COLLEGE KHNTUCKY I
A select school for girls, delightfully located ia
the far-famed Blue Grass region of Kentucky.
Beautiful grounds, handsome buildings, modern
appointments, outdoor sports. College Preparatory.
General and Special Courses?Music, Art.
Elocution. Physical Culture. Sfcth session opens
September t*. For illustrated announcement,
address REV. J. M. SPENCER. President.
PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE for WOMEN
CHAKLOTTB. N. C.
SITUATION?In famous Piedmont 8?ctlon.
In city of reflueiuent uud Ufa, the centre of
PresbyterlatiUtn In the South.
BUILDING?New, equipped with electric
lights, steam heat, Ore escapes Only two
girls to a room.
TABLE Wholesome fare; ?rh4lted housekeeper.
.at'Ul.Tlf?Trained teachers of iJ>a ovptv
rleace, representatives from beet Rasters vol
legem.
MUSIC AND A LIT?Teacher* from- k?nt
American aiul European Schools.
RATE* Very low, considering the advan'
tagea.
REV J. It. it HI DUES. D. D., President.
Weinberg Female School
This is An Ideal Horns School for Girts.
Located in the Mountains of Virginia,
and affording the benefits of a healthful
and delightful climate. It is endorsed by
prominent educators and patrons in aH
sections, as it affords Christian Home
training, thorough instruction, careful attention
to the needs of the individual
pupil, and the advantages of a liberally
conducted and well managed educational
institution upon very reasonable terms.
For catalogue 01 29th session, address,
MISS CONSTANCE WAILE8,
Schuyler, Nslson County, Va.
MARY BALDWIN SEMINARY
For Young L&dies
STAUNTON. VA.
Term begins September 0, 1909. Located
in the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia.
Unsurpassed climate, beautiful grounds
and modern appointments. 297 studentR
past Bession from 32 States. Terms moderate.
Pupils enter any tiaie.
Send for catalogue.
MISS E. C. WEIMAR, Principal,
8taunton, Va.
BEL-AIR SCHOOL
NEAR LEWISTON, VA.
Will re-open September 10, 1909.
Healthy location, and fine health record.
nign sianoara. complete course*.
Select; Limited; Home care. Music,
Languages, and Literature. Terms $350.
MI83 N. E. 8COTT, Principal.
Burppass, R. F. D., No. 1.
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? PRFSBYTEFIAN OF THE SOUTI
A PRIVILEGE FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS.
The high class instruction provided for
Sunday school workers at the Montreat,
N. C.f Summer Assembly has already
given the Assembly a fore front place
among the list of summer schools of in-,
struction, and the programme for this
year is a distinct advance on anything
yet presented.
The dates for the special course of instruction
in Sunday school methods are
July 28 to August 8, inclusive.
The first three days of the period will
uc 5111:11 laiseij iu uic cunaiaerau'jn 01
teacher training and adult Bible class
work. Mr. \V. C. Pearce, Superintendent
of Adult Class Work, and Mr. Franklin
McElfresh, Superintendent of the Educational
department, both of the International
Sunday School Association, Chicago,
will conduct these classes.
Special sectional meetings will be held
each day for the study of other departments
of Sunday school work.
The section for the beginners, Primary
and Junior departments will be under the
direction of Mrs. Askew, of Atlanta, Ga.,
and Miss Beall, of Greensboro, N. C.
The intermediate section will be led by
M S3 Binford, of Richmond, Va., who conducted
this department so acceptably and
nrnfltahlv for tho nuat ^wa voofo
A special featuro will be a course of
instruction in manual work In the Sunday
school, conducted by recognized experts
in this helpful and interesting department.
The leaders will give a daily drill
in manual methods such as tflack board
di awing, map modelling in sand an<>pulp
scrap took making, etc. This work will
be adapted to all grades and every member
of the Sunday School Institute will
have the privilege of following this
course.
Missions in the Sabbath schools and
Young Peoples organized work will be
presented by Rev. A. L. Phillips, D. D.,
and Mr. Robt. W. Davis, of Richmond.
Rev. J. B. Caipenter will act as secretary
of the Conference and will register all
delegates and furnish information on all
subjects.
The Sunday school work will occupy
one to two hours each day and delegates
will have the privilege of hearing the
vuuiou ui icciureb uu me rjiignsn tilDie,
delivered each day by Dr. Wilbert W.
White and his associate teachers from
th9 Bible Training School of New York.
The afternoons are reserved for rest
and recreation and from the platform each
evening addresses will be by men of national
reputation.
Add to the attractions of the programme
association with the finest body
cf people that can be found in the South,
the rare beauty of "the land of the sky"
nnrl tho ? 1? - *
w...v uiumiiaiu uifeacs, ana you
have a combination that America cannot
equal and that can only be found at
Montreat.
The railroads all offer reduced rates
and round trip tickets should be baught
to Black Mountain, N. C., fifteen miles
east of Asheville, on- the Southern railway.
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PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE
of SOUTH CAPOI IMA
The college for all studious Soma
Carolina Presbyterian young men.
For information, write the President,
Clinton, S. C.
Due West Female College
Has all the modern physical comforts
and conveniences. Our strong points
are quiet study, thorough work, sweet
Christian influences, kind personal oversight
and low rates. For Catalog and
other information address
REV. J AS. BOYCE, D. D.f Pres.,
Due West, 8. C.
Paeonian Springs High School
Paeonian Springs, Virginia.
Twenty boys are wanted for the Home
of the Principal?under Presbyterian influence.
Stress laid on character. Fifty
miles from Washington, D. C.; in Blue
Ridge Mountains. Write to principal for
particulars. J. S. Simpson, Principal.
Davis and Elkins College
Elkins, W. Va.
A Presbyterian college of high standards.
Non co-educational. For catalog,
address Registrar.
GUNSTON HALL A ?SB! <or
WASHINGTON, D. C.
New building planned for the school.
MR. and MRS. B. R. MASON.
MISS E. M. CLARK, LL. A.,
Associate Principal.
Rogersville Synodical College
For Girls and Young Ladles
n J # i m -
.Doara ana i union $150 a year.
Lawrence Rolfe, President.
Rogersville, Tenn.
Clifford Seminary
An Ideal Ilome School for Girls In Piedmont
Belt of South Carolina. (Jives individual attention
to each student. School family limited
to 40. Seven Instructors. Confers A. B.
degree, accredited by State Board of Kducatiou.
Climate unsurpassed. Building comfortable.
Modern conveniences. $130 pays all
charges for one year for room, table board, and
Llterury tuition. Chartered 1884. For catalogue,
uddress,
REV. B. G. CLIFFORD, D. D., Union, S. C.#
Chesapeake and Ol io Railway
SCENIC ROUTE OF THE EAST.
FAST VESTIBULE TRAINS.
With Dining Cars and Pullman Sleepers
Between
New York, Washington, Norfolk and
Richmond,
and
Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, and St.
Louis.
Direct connections to and from all points
West. Three Fast Tratns between
Richmond and Norfolk.
JOHN D. POTTS, W. Of. WARTHEN,
Gen. Pas. Agent Dist. Pas. Agent
Richmond, Va.