The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-02-25
Education in Sampson.
A HISTORY OF OUR PRIVATE
SCHOOLS.
Prospects For The Future.

Prospects For The Future.
Mr.. Editor: l propose 10 write a
few articles for THE CArcAuAx Ir
they are acceptable,
In this paper shall refer 10 the
private schools OF the eosnty. In
future papers shall speak OF the
public schools, ,public school teachers,
school houses. and the general Inn.
provements In tie various branches
OF Industry. In the 6snercnt pars4 OF
the county.
sALAh HIGH SCHOOL.
In January. 1875. the writes left
Warsav. came TO Salon and ssyAni.
Eed Salem High School. In Honey
cults township. This school has
been In successful operation for tho
last seventeen years. Ever since
the writer gave up the schoo, II has
been conducted by .sSalem boys,"
those who were prepard for Collrxe
In this institution.
First, Marion Butler. now PrasI-
dent OF the State Alliance, had
charge Of the school for several
YEAR,, and made IL q success. IL IL
now under the management Of Geo.
Z. Butler, who wss q small boy In
the school, whsn II WAS Arst opened.
He and Miss jamie Evans, his assis
tant, are making the school we'll
worthy of patronage, and 10 is now
Ia prosperous condition.
BELLEvoIR HIGH SCHOOL.
This schos is also In Honeycuu's
township and was successfully con-
Quoted for several years by Mr.. I'D.
Ezzell, who did good work here.
Mr.. Hepdsen the present principal
has now an excellent school ut this
place.
PlNEy GREEN HIGH SCHOOL.
And still another schoolin Honcv.
cults township. Piuey Green High
School Is now prog easing finely In
Its fist session, under the lsadershir
OF Mr.. g. /. Smith, an experienced
and model teacher. Here, near Pi.
ney Grove church, Is a good huild.
ing In section heretoft re devoid OF
school facilities. This school Is des.
tined to do much toward the mental
and moral Improvement of the en-.
tire community.
HAYNE ACADEMY.
This school Is In Little Coharie
township and Ia presided over by Mr..
Street Brewer, first-class instructor.
and by his energy and good work
many are being trained for tho vari.
Gus duties Of life. Heretofore edu-
cational facilities were not In reach
Of many In this section who are now
receiving the benefits ola good prac.
tical education.
SOUTH RIVER BAPTIST ISsrITUTx
| This Institution Is 10 Little Coha
RE township. and is known as the
school Of the South River Assoeis
tioa. The good, substantial and
convenient building was erected b.
Capt. James L. Autry, at his owl
expense. and the use OF 1t tenderet
to the South River Association a
long as they maintain q BaptIs
. school. 1t Is now In fiourishlup
! ing condition under the manage men
Of Mr.. ID. T. Oates and Miss venI,
J. Bizzell.
} GOSHEN HIGH SCHOOL.
In the land Of "Goshen,n In Pine,
Grove township, and In one or tn
most thrifty and industrious sectio.
} OF the country and near one OF tn
largest churches Is Goshen HigI
School, conductei by Mr. J. d. Ex
, zell, veteran ana successful teach
; er. This school IL doing much Il
, educating the boys and girls OF thi
. community.
UNION ACADEMY.
In Franklin township Is Unio
Academy, built several years age
but has at times been without
I school. There have been sewers
, good schools taught here by w. n
. Shaw. w. w. Holding. Isaac Fol
and Mrs. Lucas. Miss Kathleen f.
. more, a progressive teacher, Is doin
. good work there.nLw.
: INGoLD ACADEMY.
= In Lisbon township near the beg,
s tifuI village Of Ingcld Is an exceller
e school building, which Is credit /,
the enterprise. good judgment an
! liberality OF the citizens In an
? around Ingold. "Tomn Sloan holt
. the post here, and with Miss Ber,
+ Marshhurn In the primaries an
4 Miss Muriel Richardson to give il
, struction In music, he Is maxim
. his school rank with any OF simsls
= = grades. At the request OF Mr.. slos
3 visited the school, sometime az
= and was delighted with the thoroual
r ness Of the work and the progrel
: the children, Of all grades was NAL
ing.
d BEAVER DAM ACADEMY.
e In Newton Grove township is a
J. otter new school. Beaver DaI
3 Academy Is nov in her flrst ssssio
Il un.ler the principalship OF Mr.. Jn(
g E. Fowler, . progressive youn