Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-04-07
precepts of Moral PHILOSOPHY So
taught. by this Christian woman,
whose Life enforces her words.

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taught; by this Christian woman
whose Life enforces her words.
But by this time it is growing
late. andswe hurry on,t to the steam
laundry where all the college wash.
ing is done with slight expense
indeed board and washing COM
bined rarely amount to- 5000 q
month. We now hasten to the
|WhiteaHo where all the Indus.
trial duties: are taught except Book
Keeping which is taught,.in the
main building. On reaching the
White. House there comes to our
ears q confused sound made up Of
the clicking, Of telegraph :instru-
ments, typewriters and sewing ma:
chimes, of. vocal and instramenta)
music. Of hammering, pounding,
etc. All tkese NOISES areisoon e1-
planned by inspection of their re.
spective sources. On the ffat floor
you visit the, Photography and
Telegraphy room, and typewriter
room containing nine caIligraphs,
the printing department and nn-
merous piano rooms. Ascending
to the second floor We inspect with
great. interest the departments
where are taught dress making,
cutting and fitting, embroidery,
hammering in brass, modelling in
clay, free hand drawing, designing
crayon draying, and painting in
oil and. in water. colors. All this
time. we are interested by accounts
| of how efficient is each industrial
teacher, how each has sent out rep.
resentatiyes who are a credit to the
college. You will wish to pause 9
long time in the art department,
where there are many busy girls
much beautiful work, and an &C,
complished teacher, Miss s. G
McLaurin who Shas been iLyaiua.
Bile to the college ever since lite or
ganization in her own department
aud in. many other ways.
BY the time our visit closes we
will conclude that there WAS neYsl
before such a devoted, ompetsnt
faculty, such earnest nthnsiastiit
girls. Itis indeed San interestini
and hopeful sight TO See 90 man,
4girls busily engaged sin preparing
ilhd; head, aadd Heart ffet
useful, nnselfsh careers, for honest
ennohling work in some industrial
or literary pursuit. We rea):a'
with joy that the dark night .
[gtindingpoyerty, false pride, ar
perverted views Of life has passet
away, and that woman's bus.
happy, working day is here whci
she is prepared and allowed to U.s.
her energies to make her owl
surroundings comfortable ant
good, and, to benefit the world
AS sSwe.pass away from the colleg
we are shown the fountain, arbol
and memorial, erected to,the mem
i oty, of the respective graduating
llclasses of the industrial Institut
and College, for there haye! beel1
} only three since its openingiin 's5
Icounting tbesnaraes On sthp masbi
slabs you 1indsthat the graduate
number twenty-five in all..a4is
Carr tells. you how most Of then
are teaching in Colleges am
High, Schools, how one of tn
brightest is still pursuing he
} course of study and will be. indee'
a cultured, specialist in LATINA
the close of this session, and ho,
one of those that loves the colleg
best is.. married. and living ia
I away, and is
. IA Your correspondent, -
MRS. FANNY CAMP DUGaAR..
Fort Hill, s. G. - =.
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