The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-07-11

MISS Lila mOOs A4lOEO3 VI 0oAOA
Carolina, has been elected as Art
Teacher of the College. She has
studied the fine arts in the best South
ern schools and then finished her edu-
cation in the best art schools of New
York and Boston. In addition to this
she has taught three years in Asheville
Female College, three years In Colum
bia Female College. and then three
wears In Tuscaloosa Female College of
Alabama. She is very highly recon-
mended, and Greensboro Female Col
lege is to be congratulated on securing
her services in charge Of its Art De
partment, which has always been a
credit to the ms tuition and to the
South.
Miss Caroline M. Nichols, of Ashe-
vile, N. c., who graduated at the re-
cent commencement of the College and
won the Art Medal over all competi-
tors, will be the assistant in the Art
Department. She won this position by
superior talent and will fill it well.
Miss Alice Brown, of Ohio, has been
elected to the chair of Elocution and
Physical Culture. She is q graduate
of the National School of Elocution
and Oratory of Philadelphia, and has
had most valuable experience in teach
ing in her department. She is the
daughter of a Methodist minister and
a lady of rare co~mplishments- The
College is fortunate in securing her
services as a teacher.
In the Business Department Miss
Bette Armfield teaches Book keeping,
Stenography and Type writing and
Miss Martha Wyche is instructor in
Penmanship. They both graduated at
the Bryant and Stratton's Business
College of Baltimore, Md, after taking
a regular college course in North Caro-
lima former at Statesville and the latter
at Littleton. Miss Wyche is also As
College. Both these ladies are emf
nently qualified for retrospective de-
partments and are doing splendid work.
The Garment Cutting and Fitting
Department is to be in charge of Miss
this department the young ladies are
taught to cut and fit perfectly any
garment worn by either sex, including
all kinds of under wear, as we'll as dress
wear, no difference what the shape or
design. This is a very important de-
partment and Miss Thaxton Is pecu-
liarly fitted to conduct it.
Miss Fannie Armfield is still in charge
of the inirmary and devotes all her
time to caring for the health of the
young ladies. Mrs. L. A. r. Rees is
the Matron and Housekeeper. No bet
ter selections could be made for these
departments,
1t will be seen at a glance that the
above constitutes a very fine faculty
and a most excellent teaching force.
They are all excellent, conscientious,
faithful teachers and rank side by
side with the best in the land in their
respective departments.
With such a large, commodious,
we'll furnished, fully equipped build
ing, heated by steam and lighted by
electricity; with such an excellent
faculty with such a fine 10 ,ation right
IN the center Of the State, Greensboro
Female college offers the most superior
advantages, and the Directors are fully
determined that the College shall have
the necessary mean to furnish at all
times to the young of North Carolina
the very best facilities for higher edu-
cation at the very 10 vest possible cost.
They do not expect or desire 20 make
any money ont Of the ColIege-they
only want to furnish the advantages Of
the College to the young ladies of the
State at what it costs to do it.
The fall term opens Sept. 9Th, 1898.
For catalogue and particulars, write to
the President Of the College, Rev. f.
/. Reid, for the present, at Raleigh,
N. O. j. a. ODELL,
O. w. CARR,
W. E. ODELL,
TX Committee.