The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-08
THE CARLISLE FITTING SCHOOL.
The Work it is Doing and the Many Advantage,
Offered Students.

Parents OF Bamberg, have you son or
daughter old enough for school? Do you
wish that child educated? Is he worth
educating? Do you want to see him enter
life prepared for the highest and best? If
so, let US talk honestly and seriously to.
gether for one moment.
You wish for your child the very best
intellectual development. But that is
not all. You wish your child to receive
the very best moral and spiritual training
as we'll as the best intellectual training.
Every true parent should desire this. Now
where can you send your child to receive
this training? The Carlisle Fitting Schoo!
located in our midst, school under the
control of Woford college and bearing
the name of that pure, noble, school teach
er, DR.. James 81. Carlisle, can furnish this
sort of education for your boy or girl.
Every professor in this school is an active
christian, the moral influence is all that
consecrated, scholarly men and quiet, gen.
tlemanly, christian students can make it.
Do you know that this school prepares
for the sophomore class of Wofford Col
lege? Do you know that you can keep
your child under your own influence,
have him near you, and at the same time
have him receive the best Freshman class
training? Do you know that the Post.
senior class Of this school almost teaches
everything taught in the sophomore class
of Winthrop college? If not, examine the
catalogues of each institution as we have
done, and you will see that in English,
History, Mathematics, and Latin, the
same text books, (almost in every in.
stance) or their equivalent, used in the
Freshman and Sophomore classes of
Winthrop college are used in the Senior
and Post-senior classes of the Carlisle
Fitting School? We merely mention this
fact to show the work done by this insti.
tuition in our midst, and not because we
have one word to say against the great
work Winthrop College is doing. Before
sending your child away from home ex.
anime into these facts.
All things being equal, every loyal citi-
zen of our section of country should sup
port our own institution. A certificate
from our school enters student into COL
lege without examination. This school is
the pride of our town, and we must sup
port it Loyalty. Examine carefully every
claim of this school, write to Headmaster
Hugo G. Sheridan for further information,
and we feel sure that no one who decides
to support this school will ever regret
having done 80. Note these advantages:
Admits young men and young ladies.
Best instruction at lowest possible cost.
Home life of boarding students-teach-
ers and matron live in the boys and girls
home. Headmaster lives on the campus.
Thorough work in the class room and
supervision by teachers during study
periods.
Music department in charge Of com
petent teacher.
Literary societies in handsome halls for
boys and for girls.
An excellent library of 800 volumes
we'll selected.
A flowing well of pure artesian water
on the campus-no other water allowed
our students.
Excellent health-fne church facilities.
Boarding departments newly painted
and furnished.
Fine buildings and ample play ground.
Certificates of graduation given to all
students completing successfully the Post
Senior class.
Oui CeILiuCdtes give euti iduCe 1uIo tuo
Freshman Glass or Sophomore Glass of
our colleges without examination.
Our course of study provides for those
young people who cannot hope to get a
college diploma.
Our graduates find no difficulty in OBJ
tanning good positions as teachers. They
are always in demand.
School session begins September 2lst,
1904.