Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-23

knIng, but a new and prosperous
II has come to meet the demands
growing and prosperous popula-
II was founded four years ago,
nun the very flrst has met with
most nattering success. II al
has wide reputation and is one
: most flourishing institutions IN
hte. Last year IT was full TO
s.wlng. and this year the same
f. e5 fate has overtaken II. The large
;taalnce necesltates more buildinBs'
b tie college has now In contem-
ftlon new building soon 70 ~
4 cied A cut of the main puilulhB
4 . be found in this Issue.
{he basic idea with the school Is 10
d IL Student q true educluon' that
he Development OF all his powers.
n Il lts aim to avoid an abnormal or
Hiersd educa tion, the cultivation OF
1;s Of ones powers aud the neglect
4 he others. The students are under
n aggls OF Christian influence. Inc
ktfnoral and religious influences pre-
Daily devotional exercises are
A at The chapel There Is also sun
n school. Epworth League ana
ashlng every Sunday, and prayer
PIKE every week, conducted by me
Hatents and for the students. While
ccllege Is under the auspices OF the
nodlst Episcopal church, South, II
NY sectarlan.
ae management has recently
-Agfd hands. Rev. w, +. LLOYD, Ior
past four years pastor OF the First
A9dist church Of this city, Is now
/ President, Rev. MIR. Lloyd came
= Georgia a few years since. where
neld the best appointments In ms
oonference. He has been a great
PES In his pastoral work and MS
1ern In the conference. as well as
4 People whom he served. are sorry
Nie him from the work OF the pas
re His push, energy and rare exc
ne ability and force Of character
II MIN especially suited to the edu-
l,hAl work and fit him for training
,s men and women for a high ana
~ NE Under his efficient manage
new hope is inspired In the en-.
~ usefulness and future success OF
4 s9Iese. The following are the tfus-
bishop Jos. s. Key, Rev, w. f.
XXX Rev. w, L. helms. Judge N. A.
Freman Hon. T. II. d. Andrews. Col.
- Humphreys. Rev. W. p. Wilson.
Aennedy, ]. d. Baker, Rev. J. /.
Annis, Rev. r. c. Armstrong. Rev.
~ W Owens and Mr.. Geo. 4. Jester.
through instruction Is given IN all
II apartments usually found In a
4 organized and equipped college.
IN Art and elocution have all due
Eilss,oh ana good instruction Is az
n s'hnec,ion with the college Is the
- y commerce where students can
s2urse OF commercial training
~ WIN their literary work. This de-
s-ent u taught by Rev, 5. w.
[..l The full and able corps OK in
49, are specialists In their work
Eue, e,s,nl'petent to give thorough in
~ IN their several Departments.
"a. e graduates or school OF high
Eoh; are experienced in the work o.
IL, The young ladies ~ the
n. ~re under the control OF that
tsellent Christian woman. Mrs
IN, sAehnedy. In her the girls have
i 80 " whom they may well con-
M e Tom whom they can learn
nets,--'i iian virtues. While she has
Ieva We supervision Of the girls DR..
\ ~ course has general suporvis-
H. NV Young ladies board in the
~ vuliqlnB and the young men 81
= il,1a homes IN the families OF
|Hiss, 'tls about the college or In the
~ ,HAl, the latter under ihe con-
u. h1y Mr. spurloclt. The fact
NJ Students and friends OF the
~. nave gathered together a nice
81 'onsisiing or about two thou
-r,.,. more volumes should not r.
,yss N Toe library Is 81 easy access
u \, student and is Of untold bene-
|ssa Who avail Themselves Of the
~ NS,r.nortuni;y. and there are the
'ent -Ary societies. two for the
IA rs.n and one for the young Ia
\ sri.i,' benefit they receive IN these
4 orig essays. writing and deliver
" 4 i.1s and meeting IN Joint de-
~. = iccaicuabie.
Fss ,.oI9iiq a full descrspt;on OF this
c,i.l..,--,,s .indon OF learning, but Il Is
~, . say that 1t q fully up %
T. q az segaris everything that
Ma 4, s'1ke high grade college DR..
1 man OF untiring zeal. a.