The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-09-02
The Coiored College Faculty.

The board OF trustees OF the Coioreo
Normal college at Oraugeburg met
Friday in the governors office at Co'
lumbia. All the members were pres
ent and also Bishop Walden and DR..
Hamilton, president. and secretary OF
the Freeman's Aid and Southern Edu
cation society.
The morning was consumed IN the
board coming toan understanding with
these gentlemen about an exchange OF
part of the States land for portion
that belongs to Cladin university. The
exchange was made as matter of con,
yenience to the two colleges.
In the afternoon the election of g
faculty took place with the following
result:
President and Professor of Constitu
tional Law-Thomas E. Miller.
Mathematics and Mechanics-R. S
Wilkinson, A. M.
Moral and Mental Science and Peda
gogy-Rev. l N. Cardoza, A. NJ.
English Language and Classics w.
r. a. Palmer, a. NJ.
History and Political Science
NJ. Gilbert, A. ID.
Agriculture and Agricultural Chem
istry-J. W. Hoffman, Ph. D.
Iron Working and Machinery
George W. Barnes.
Instructor English and History
E. Wallace.
Instructor Mathematics-M. G. Nix
Instructor Chemistry and Natural
Science-J. G. Whitaker.
Instructor Physical Culture, Philos
ophy and Hygiene-Sarah V. SIN lis
Instructor Vocal and instrumental
Music-Rowena E. Andrews.
Free Hand DraWiGgand Art-Louise
3. Fordham.
Principal Primary Department
Ada r. Stewart.
Matron-C. G. Gregg.
The following places will be filled al
the next meeting of the board: Prin
cipal of sewing, dressnaking and mil
linery department; cooking and: do
nestle, carpentry and woodwork,
bricklaying and plastering; architect
ure and mechanical drawing, book
keeping and secretary, superintendent
farn, housekeeper..
The following institutions OF learn
ing are represented on the corps oi
professors and instruction of the Col
ored college: Harvard, of Cambridge,
Mass, Oberlin. OF Oberlin, o.; Drew
Theological Seminary, Modine, NJ.
Michigan State Agricultural college
| Lincoln University, Pa. Colgate Uni
| versity, Hamilton, N. Y; Howard
University: Washington, D. c.; Claf.
lin, West Point, Boston School of Art,
| Boston Conservatory of Music, Bene
dict, Allen, Avery Normal Institute,
public schools Of Charleston snc
Wa hington, D. @.
President Miller, Professor Hoffman
and the Rev /. N. Cardoza are Pres
byterians; Pro essors Gilbert and Nix
| and Sarah V. Smalls are Baptists; Ads
r. Stewart, G. J. Gregg, Ravena E.
| Andrews and j. G. Whitaker are Of
the A. NJ. E. Church the Rev. VIM
r. A. Palmer, Prof. R. S. Wilkinson
and George W. Barnes are Methodist
Episcopalians, and Louise B. Fordham
| and J. E. Wallace are Episcopalians.
1t was the sense of the trustee board
that no one should fill a chair of the
college department who did not have
the degree Of a. B. Or A. M. from
some college of high grade. Professor
Palmer will continue to vass-the
State il the interest OF the colisge.
Presidens Miller will have the build
ing ready by the second week in Octo
Der for the reception of students. AT,
ter discharging these duties satisfacto'
rily, the board adjourned to meet at
Orangeburg on September II. The
college building is being erected and
will be ready for occupancy by the
| middle of October.