Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1895-08-27

The forty annual session of
Bethel Female College will begin
next Monday, Sept. End. The pros
poets for large attendance are very
encouraging; large number of rooms
for boarders have already been engag-
ed, and applications are coming in
daily from others. Hopkinsville has
good reason to be proud of the sue
cess of this institution, the history of
which is interviewer with the lives of
many of the most prominent women
of our city and State. Among its
graduates are many who are to-day
exercising a noble influence on home
and society, as well as rejecting cred
it on their "Alma Mater" There has
never been a time in the history of
the school when it was so well equip
ped for its work as now. In regard
to the efficiency of its faculty, and
the provision made for the comfort of
its pupils, it is better than ever. Of
the present management. Prof. and
Mrs. T. S. Mccall, nothing need be
said to the people of Christian coun-
ty. The teachers who have been as
ISOLATED with them, have also made
a good reputation for themseve
Miss Follansby will continue in
charge of the music department, and
will be assisted by Miss Shepard.
Miss Yancey will have charge of the
Art work. Prof. Steinhagen will give
instruction as heretofore in Violin
and Guitar, and in French and Ger
man. 1t may be proper to say few
words also concerning the names that
now appear for the first time in the
faculty.
Miss Jarman, Of Nashville, Tenn.
is the daughter of Prof G. W. Jar
man, IL. D., and has been for the
past seven years presiding teacher a
! Blue Mountain College, Miss, from
which she brings the most hatterins
} testimon ais. The following from tn
5 manager of the Monteagle Assembl,
; will show the high esteem in whicl
: she is held:
II beg leave to say that Miss jan
t man is teacher of extraordinary abb
!, ity and of unusual culture. Being
e daughter of one of the greatest teact
t ers Tennessee ever produced, and b.
t ing trained by such distinguish
r teacher as &c. Graves, and having flu
d experience in the work, she is wor
i derfully equipped. | happen
e know that they are devoted to her
S Blue Mountain and are doing ever,
n thing to retain her.
A. P. BouRLAND,
is Nashville, Tenn.
/ Miss Maupin, formerly presidin
is teacher of Georgetown Female Sen
d mary, and recently of Lynnlan
Y. Female College, is member of or
% of the most excellent familie
If of this State, lady of the highe
n culture. and teacher of ample exp,
10 rience. She will add both strengt
lie and dignity to the faculty. She
ID recommended in the strongest tern
by Prof. j. HI. Fuqua, of Russo Twill
re KY, and many others with whom 81
a. has been associated in teaching. Mi:
Of Maupin is a sister-in-law of Geo.
70 A. Leslie.
5 Miss Slaughter, OF Wincheste
Tenn, has achieved great success
r a teacher, and has won the hearts
all wherever she has taught. 81
has been for the past year presidir
teacher at the Central Baptist O.
l.. lege, Conway, Ark, where she W
strongly urged to remain. Mi
Slaughter brings the highest cor
a, mendations from DR.. z. G. Grave
Ii under whom she gia luated. as we
A. as from all the school presidents
g whom she has taught during the pa
he five or six years