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CHICORA COLLEGE GREENVILLE, S. C. The South Carolina Presbyterian College for Women Some Special Features Ist. COLI/FBE OF LIBERAL ARTS AND SCIENCES; CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, SCHOOLS OE ART, EX PRESSION AND BUSINESS. 2d. THE HIGH LITERARY STANDARD. The standard of the college is fourteen (14) Carnegie Units. 3d. THE SPLENDID ADVANTAGES IN MUSIC. Our Conservatory of Music has an unusually strong faculty. The members are not only musicians, but men and women of ex ceptional literary culture. They have had the very best pro fessional training in America and Europe, and have proven themselves most efficient teachers. The best methods of the continental conservatories and ideas of the great private teachers of America and Europe have been adopted with such modifications as are necessary for an American school for young women. 4th. THE SCHOOLS OF ART AND EXPRESSION. These schools have strong faculties and well-equipped studios. The ideals and standards of both departments are high and the courses thorough. sth. THE HOME LIFE. • Chicora is a home school with a select student body from the best families of the Southern states. Every feature of its home life is under the direct care of the President and his wife. Such a watchfulness over the pupils is maintained as is prompted by affection and a sin cere desire for their comfort, happiness and advancement. An earnest effort is made to do for the daughters of others just v- -w ' i w^/l^3 x W/'W K ’t'XW- ~><^iK4r ; ' v -:-r>rsatMfcl^Biiiiiiiill 4. « r* . .«, z / 'tUHV .^SiwMßfiKMff^^iKwaaSi .•‘ c^-- nWr.-.-; ■.. • P« » . \ \ ■ — f /■ IWBwßnnlfwP’^^ i ' .• ■ Iwml i I !"■' JI ■■■ »|IW9|S^L- z ,Xb OBI ! ; lEgailMiw<T< <dMU W ; i!I 9RB ISmBIII wJ • >B JliJi AJaMW ‘' g g|g;l&.ggt #9 ? g gat jMw,' s%% "~i’.'t^ ' Washington Seminary (New Location) ''YtlantTJgX' 1 11' 1 The South’s Most Beautiful School DISTINCTIVE I'EATI RES: 1. Boarding depart incut strictly limited. $10O.(Mh» iti buildings and grounds. 2. New school budd ing with provision for open air class rooms. 3. Courses in Household Science and Physical 1 raining part of regular curriculum. 4. DEPARTMENTS: Kindergarten. Primary. Academic. College Preparatory. Music. Art. Expression. Certificate admits to Class A Colleges. Thirty-fifth session begins September 12, 19V-* LLEWELLYN D. and EMMA B. SCOTT, Principals THE ATLAN TA C.EORIITAX, KA'ITRhAY, JULY fi. 1912. REV. S. C. BYRD, D. D., President GREENVILLE, S. C. what we would have the authorities of a college do for our own daughter. 6th. THE CARE OF HEALTH. The institution is in the highest sense a school for the body as well as for the mind and heart. The best regulations in modern sanitation are ap plied in the college. With efficient professional service, kind, motherly attention, and the unexcelled healthful climate, the college has a health record which, we suppose, is unsurpassed. 7th. THE RELIGIOUS TRAINING AND INFLUENCE Chicora is a Christian college. The Bible is a text-book, and things spiritual are regarded as of the first importance. The supreme aim of the college is to make women; and its concep tion of womanhood is a graceful and vigorous body, a thor oughly disciplined mind, together with a high, moral and spiritual character. Bth. THE LOCATION. The college is located in a city of about 30,000 population, and situated on the slope of the Blue Ridge mountains in western South Carolina and justly praised as the “Pearl of the Piedmont.” A more ideal climate could hardly be found. The city and college are supplied with the finest and purest mountain water, and are noted for healthful ness. 9th. THE EQUIPMENT. Large and able faculty; beauti ful grounds; elegant buildings, and modern conveniences. 10th. CHARGES MODERATE AND TERMS LIBERAL. For catalogue and i nformation, address 15