The Grenada sentinel., 1903-11-07
GRENADA COLLEGE

Il A2lk1 IONee&A lS .0lt066eQs1 IN one 60
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lions OF North Mississippi. Grenada
is located On the Illinois Central Rail-
road, contains = population Of about
three thousand, and the people are
noted for their culture, refinement,
and hospitality. The College Is the
pride Of the town. It occupies =
beautiful site near the famous mineral
we'll; whose healing waters are known
far and wide. The buildings are
eqipped and furnished with all the,
modern facilities necessary to make 1t
in every way q first-class institution.
Besides the main building, which is
admirably adapted to school purposes,
the beautiful annex built OF brick
has recently been completed, which
adds materially to. the convenience Of
faculty and students. The recent
opening was the most auspicious for
many years and was highly gratifying
to friends and patrons. More than
one hundred boarding pupils have
been enrolled. The young ladies come
from the best families In the country.
and the personnel OF the school is un-
exeelled. In my opinion, the faculty
is selected without 4 single exception,
and their work is thorough and nigh
~ satisfactory. &c.,: ..s.:.
President w. L. Clifton is 4 gradu-
ate of the State University of the
State OF Mississippi, and possesses all
the gifts and endowments of an up-t0-
date educator. His administration
has given entire satisfaction. In the
department. OF Psychology he teaches
with the specific end in view to cause
determination and to form chara-
cter. This in fact permeates all his
teaching.
Mrs. Charlotte III. Gibbs, who pre-
side3 over the department OF Science
and History, is fine specimen Of
Christian, womanhood, model that
young: ladies are fortunate to have
before them in the moulding OF lofty
character. .- 80,
Mrs. ]. NJ. Wyatt, of the School OF
English and Latin, is brilliant
woman, whose happy faculty Of i'm
parting instruction excites the ad-
mirati0n Of all. .~ ~.
| Miss Cora Lee Stanwood occupies a
prominent place in the faculty and is
doing efficient work.
Miss Nina L. Myers is in charge OF
modern: languages, and her methods
lead the pulpits to comprehend the
genius and structure OF French and
German. j. '. ,.~: -.
I Miss Ella Turner, in the Interme-
date Department., and Mrs. Ed. G.
Payne in the Primary department,
haye.~-heen selected with q view to
their special qualifications for the
Ewofk assigned them. 49,. ~:
r. Hs5W. j. Clifton, director of the
schoef Of music and teacher Of voice,
has no superior in this department o1
school work. She is ably assisted by
h competent facility, having as hei
Iassociates Miss Daisy Eeigh Brans-
lford and Miss Hazel D. Jones.
t. The school ofsExpression and physi.
fcal training is III charge Of Miss Cath
crime s. Brown, and the school OF Art
is under the supervision of Miss Nina
L. Myers. =.
| This college enjoys the favor and
patronage OF our Conference, and is
doing a noble work in preparing
young women for useful stations in
life. -.
Grenada College is an important
factor lin Grenada MethodiSm, having
paid this year one hundred and fifty
dollars on the pastors salary and
forty five dollars On the Conference
icollectaOns. ~-**:
| The health Of the school is proven:
bial.
THEo. COPELAND.