The state chronicle., 1893-05-26

trinity College, N, g., and that of
D. D. from the University of North
Carolina. His first experience as a
TEACHER was at the age of 10 years
when he was elected Principal of
Kernersville High School, Kerners-
vile, N. G. In 1876 he was elected
President of Louisburg Female Col.
lege, which position he held until
he resigned it to become editor of
the Christian Advocate.
Rev. j. D. Arnold is a member of
the Western North Carolina Con
ference; graduate of Randolph
Macon College, Va; /; was four wears
the President Of Danville Female
College, Danville, Va; three years
principal of Jonesboro High School
and for the past three years has
been a professor in Asheville Fe-
male College, which place he volun-
tarily resigns to become professor
IN Greensboro Female College. He
is regarded as a most excellent
teacher, minister of fine preaching
AGILITY and genial gentleman. The
college is to be con graduated On Sc
curing his services. He and bis
wife will reside in the college.
Mrs. J. D. Arnold is a daughter
OF the late Col. David Clark. of Hal.
flax county, N. c., and is a sister of
Judge Walter Clark, of the North
Carolina Supreme Court She grad
uated with first honor from the
Southern Literary Institute of Bal
timore, Md. She is lady of extern
slve culture, of superior accomplish
ments and will make a most excel
lent lady principal.
Prof. Peacock has been al the
head OF his department. in the col
leee for six years and deserves the
reputation which he erjoys of being
one of the best teachers in the State
de can get as much thorough, good,
honest work out of his pupils as
any body Of whom we know.
Miss Viola Boddie is a native of
North Carolina. After laying fine
foundation for future growth in
Littleton Female College, she grad
uated from the Peabody Normal
College of the University of Nash
Vile, Nashville, Tenn. When the
Ashev'lle graded schools, of Ashe-
vile, n. O., were organized she was
called to a responsible position in
Its faculty, end when the Normal
and Industrial School at Greensboro
was opened she was elected to the
Chair of Latin and French, which
position she voluntarily resigns to
accept the position in the faculty of
Greensboro Female College. She
is woman of fine Christian char
| acter and Of rare abilities as g.
teacher. She spent last summer,
and will spend this summer, up
North IN taking special course in
her department.. She has the high
est endorsements and testimonials
from some of the best scholars in
America, under whom she has
| studied.
Miss Makepeece, the Musical Di-
rector, after graduating at Greens
boro Female College, spent three
years IN the New England Conser-
vatory OF Music, making special
preparation for her life-work. She
has had unusual success as an in
structoc in music, and will spend
the summer in the North studyin 9
the latest and most improved meth,
ods CT teaching music. She has
rare gifts as a musician, and knows
how to impart instruction. She
brings to her work an enthusiasm
born OF musical genius that in.
sures great success.
| The other members of the faculty
have been teaching heretofore in
their respective departments and
have vindicated by their fine sue.
cess the wisdom of their selection
They are all excellent, conscientious
faithful teachers and rank side by
side with the best in the land ir
their respective departments.
| With such large, commodious
well-furnished, fully equipped build
ing, heated by steam and lighted
by electricity; with such an excel
lent faculty; with such fine Ioca
ton right in the center of the State
Greensboro Female College offer.
the most superior advantages.
| Dr. Reid, the new President Of tn.
College, is here attending the Com
mencement. Every body predicts
that he is going to have a fine pat
ronage. and that his administratio,
will be a very successful and salts
factory one. The fail term open
Sept. 9th, 1898.