Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1889-02-28
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ga Institution. S1la - 40
h.es. and most
women az : our
church 1Ave bCea
Ills institution I
os the r-r4tes
reaching EsgEs ear
r. ,lisi ID sits
Founding Of tirss iz~sEisslh fsT
ihe educating Gifts
ugre - BE- fhe wives
mothers Of iheig cgR1sE- I4e
church cr country that Ftu@zfeS
lis da1E c-, IN EEIa
schools. WLi sy tae foundation
TOR q g good and faithful
generation cf ueu and women.
uh0 vii Levelos and raake
great lne;r native land. ID rot
an tlr g-e4s AID good E0aea
aud men have great and good
mothers Elucl.i0l makes
strong minds. large hearts, and
liberal Souls This iEs'ifggI11
once bad q large number Of STA
deuss, mauv OF them from ether
States, bui for some reason It's
numbers for several years has
been small. Prof. Davis bad be-
lived. no Goabt would h1vc
made quite q success VI iAIs ia
sjituIiuu. Sic was 8 uue edEca-
taT. a good EaaHcieF. E.e social
qualities. full % push and busi-
ness habits To- a woTl d draw
iag msn AZ over the country
hear him spoken IL in tbs
greatest praise. BItin .ie midst
of his Glel lahoEs aud l-l
work. God took hin.
TIE SCHOOL Is IT Is
/ found a Faculty Of SIX or
seven ucLlc teachers there witI.
Mrs Davis a. the principal O.
the school. while Hiss Anna
Kennedy. one OF keuiucky : he
bic and uut.fiag daughters. Is -
roatrel OF the teachers depart
me4t. i have never seen = more
cheerful and hopeful cops O.
teachers und1v such enuarT8Ss
meats Ga account ST Prot
Davis death. tle people Of the
state became confused as 60
whether the schoo, would b.
ope-ed. or notion his death oc
Cured at the opening Of the
school. and hence they have a
s.rall humber OF boarding stu
i ats ye; these noble and faith
fsi women. aye cheerful, happy
and hard At work. Is ili- ~,
caonz.s Ia she's rs he's il pass
to educate women. The great
est aai best Eork Of our Church
all land IS done by our moth
ers. Cur wives and or d1azs
reFS. and set h0E little Pay tEey
e. These teachers are dOiag
. good work. vOll.I ID muc4
mole ii they could 0Bly set The
sapp1T. OF nur people
Prof Strong. their music
tsacheT,is enc OF the best 10 OF.
country his I.dy zas grada-
ated IL New York CITY. il she
duess mgslc school Of the cisy.
AID 5 g superior voice bai:Ie!
- music Prof Stronghold me
lis mind vasto build : Gaa ua
!. slea! conservatory there. II the
church Of Mississippi would
take h0ll AMI help him ir The
say Of good patronage I heard
us orchestra PLAY. q rather il
taeiJ practice. a4g a. uF m.lad
Is vas excellent \ few mere
months practice aud they 81
eqgi the best of cur e0uutrv
10 the trustees. preacher
and people OF the School, aad
& T. Church of Mississippi
Ihis Is y0aT school IuG have
Invested several thousand ID
AIS there. E8H have pIcapFy
worth at least sa.0.El ItiStae
only school property VOC oua
II the State - i the only p.es
Won can educate your daughter.
IA = Z. T. school "a yoar state
Now what Is your duty /! Is
tTustSes. I beiieveyou Shos!I "a
% Oxford aisl hold . meet3~
see what Is needed Let tue
teachers saoW they know thew
follow that business. need
apparatus badly, those they have
aTe almost gone. Their charts
and maps are Ous Of date ana
not hall elOGeh They hare bns
lev books IN Tae ii5.a-Y CON
pared WliL what tdey should
1ave- they make good use Of the
few The bGillings need repair
az Every room saOali be
hlee.T o4Tpe-ed, payeredaad re
idFlished yith neat. and eonye-
nieat farUi.aFe. TIE dininr
room Gceis 4 good deal Of work
done o. T. The grounds need
attention Your property i
EasilHS- ! think when VIC 20 to
educate cur dlurh.ers We
saould have a building. l.bra-v.
apparatus. grounds drives. ana
Walks. that woUld teach Every
part Of the building an ! It's fur
asslFe sieuld shoE TASTE, --z
ne design and the beautiful
We send our daughters II ~
educated in everything. Agsin..
II we make the surroundings a.
FrzerFEm AMI -.HF