The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-08-07

iu October. The work OF thus college,
which is a part Of the public school
system of the State, has been so arrang-
ed that those girls who have properly
utilized the opportunities offered by the
best common schools may avail! them
selves of the advantages here provided
by the State.
..Those who wish to enter the college
should write to the president at Rock
Hill. 10 their applications. to be writ
ten by themselves, they should give
age, place of residence. county. name of
parent or guardian. previous prepara-
.icn, and the lines Of study desired.
The dormitory Accommodations are
limited, for the present. and there is no
place at the college for the idle or few
olous. Only those are wanted or will
be allowed to remain who are willing
to do earnest, conscientious, hard work
and will comply faithfully aud cheerful
" With the rules of the college.
"AlI applications should be in the
hands of the president by October lst.
BOARDING ARRANGEMENTS.
s.The dormitory will contain 142 bed
rooms. Twenty-Five of these will be
occupied by members Of the faculty with
their families. This will leave l2O
rooms for the students. which. since
only two will be allowed in one room.
accommodate 240 girls.
"Dormitory certificates will be issued
by the president to those desiring to
attend the college up to the roomiog
capacity Of the dormitory. So far as
the accom- modations will allow all pupils
will be required to board at the dormi-
tory, except those who live with their
parents near enough to attend IRON
their homes All pupils Of the college
in the dormitory and out of 1t will be
under the same rules aud regulations.
The girls in their domestic life 10
the dormitory will be under the direct
care of the masron and the lady teach
ers. who will have rooms in different
parts Of the building, the president ex-
ercisiog general supervision.
..The dormitory will be made pleas
ant home for the girls. and special at
tention will be given to their social life,
and to their health and comfort. Con-
fdential Communications concerning
the health aud habits may be addressed
to the matroo.
..Tbe rooms in the dormitory will be
furnished with a bureau aud looking
glass. two single beds with good springs
and mattresses, washstand, study Ia
BILE, chairs, etc., but the students will
be required to furnish their own blank
cts aud sheets and other bed covering.
pillow cases, towels and napkins.
..The board in the college will be fur
nished the students at actual cost. A
good table will be kept, the food will
be ABUNDANT. of sufficient variety, we'll
cooked and nicely served.
..The cost Of board to the individual
will be asoertained by dividing the ex-
act cost of running the establishment
for a mouth by the number Of inmates
of the dormisory. It is estimated that
the average cost Of board. including
furnished room, heat. light and wash
ing, will not exceed $3.50 month.
.This small cost Of living will be
secured to the girls, not by ssintiog in
anything. but by purchasing provisions
10 large quantities at the lowest cash
prices. by reducing waste to miol-
mum, and by the service Of the girls
themselves. in dining room and kitch-
en-, 10 place Of hired help.
The style Of living will be as good
and refined as that of the very best
female colleges.
..The dormitory will be opened for
boarders on Monday. October l4th.
Pupils arriving before sbat time will
be charged one dollar per day for
board"
EXPENSES.
The prospectus gives the following
estimated expenses for session OF nlae
months
Board in the dormitories. includ-
ing furnished room, light.
heat aud washing at actual
cost, (essimated), SO 81
Medical fee, including pbysi-
clans service. nursing and
medicine, w
Fee for use Of books and apara-
tus, w
Total exclusive Of tuition, $50 81
Tuition for entire course. ~ W
Total. including tuition, sl26 81
Under the act establishing the col
lege INDECENT students pay no tuition. !.
There will be an incidental fee OF S;
to be returned in case no damages are