Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1907-06-12
WINTHROP GRADUATES
Gov. Ansel Presents Diplomas and
Certificates Enthusiastic Meeting
of Alumnae Association.

Of Alumnae Association.
Rock Hill, Special. = The finals of
the closing exercises at Winthrop Col
lege were held on Tuesday. The ad-
dress was delivered by Ex-Governor
Montague, of Virginia.
The diplomas and certificates were
presented in fitting manner by Gov
ernor Ansel.
The following young ladies received
diplomas:
Miss Annie C. Addison, Charleston;
Miss Helen A. Auld, Summerville;
Miss Mary Belle Babb, Laurens; Miss
Elizabeth K. W. Barron, Columbia;
Miss Alice E. Beckman, Lindsay Miss
Azile H6ke Berry, Robbins; Miss
Loise Bethea, Latta; Miss A. LaValle
Bethea, Latta; Miss Margaret Blaine,
Blackstock; Miss Maye S. Blankcn-
ship, Fort Mill; Miss Harrie Maria
Bronson, Barnwell; Miss Camille n.
Claywell, Morganton, N. c.; Miss An
ME Y. Coleman, Shelton; Miss Sarah
/. Coleman, Shelton; Miss A. Lula
Craig, Rock Hill; Miss ]. Marie Craig
Lancaster; Miss Mary V. Craig, Chcs-
terfeld; Miss Kittie B. Dunlap, Rock
Hill; Miss Susie R. Dunlap, Rock
Hill; Miss Lula Hix Earle, Walhalla;
Miss A. Lou Ferguson, Renno; Miss
Minnie H. Glaze, Orangeburg; Miss
Carrie H. Gordon, Lands, N. c.; Miss
Harriet F. Greene, Abbeville; Miss
Annie Louise Hall, Rock Hill; Miss
Aileen Harrie. Fort Mill; Miss Ella
W. Haskell, Abbeville; Miss Ruth E.
Holman, Cordova; Miss Jess R. Huey,
Rock Hill; Miss Janet L. Jaeger,
Florence; Miss Grace R. James, Bish-
opyiile; Miss Elizabeth A. Josey, La
mar; Miss Fanny V. Josey, Lamar;
Miss Mary E. Lay, Pendleton; Miss
Sara Lide, Darlington; Miss Gerald
inc Lowery, Yorkville; Miss Eliza l..
Mabry, Abbeville; Miss F. Louise
Martin, Harmony; Miss Sue Mckay
Martin, Eddy Lake: Miss Elma v.
Mayes, Maycsville; Miss Gertrude L.
Mears, Ridgeway; Miss Anna Roddey
Miller, Rock Fill; Miss Margaret
Motto, Columbia; Miss Annie j. Nc
Dowell, Inman; Miss Lille Belle
Neely, Old Point; Miss Alma j. Oh
landt, Beaufort; Miss Blanche F. Pin
son, Gross Hill; Miss Sarah S. Porter,
Georgetown; Miss Annie B. Reeves,
Ridgeway; Miss Chva A. Rhamc,
Summerville; Miss Sarah Watts
Riecke, Charleston; Miss Emma p.
Rogers, Society Hill; Miss Matte B.
Sandifer, Rock Hill; Miss NJ. Louise
Shannon, Sardinia; Miss Lottie Belle
Simril, Yorkville; Miss Edna H. Sit
greaves, Laurens; Miss Annie l. Sit
greaves, Laurens; Miss Jeannie $.
Stoney, Camden; Miss Allie NJ. Strib-
ling, Westminster; Miss Annie L.
Tarrant, Greenwood; Miss Fanny G..
Walling, Fort Motto; Miss S. Louise
Watson, Abbeville; Miss Julia e.
Webber, Spartanburg; Miss Mabel A.
Webber, Spartanburg; Miss Isla Will
loughby, Florence; Miss Lena VIII
gate, Rock Hill.
The following are the certificate
students:
stenography and typew1tting-
Mary Hope Adams, Rock Hill; Ethel
Lenora Chaplain, Rock Hill; Kate
Coker, Society Hill; Jessie Donoyant
Colvin, Chester; Agnes Alexander
Fewell, Rock Hill; Mabel Agnes Gen.
try, Florence; Clara Estelle Loper,
Walterboro; Emily Maud Raysor,
Branchville; Eta Milton Sadler, Rock
Hill.
Dressmaking-Hannah Gray Toll
bert, Laurens; Wehme Eden Gavin,
St. George.
Millinery-Jennie Louise Bricc,
Rock Hill; Mayme Chaffee Smith,
BlShopVllle.
Piano-Annie Kate Chatham, Nine
ty-Six; Ermine Willfong, Rock Hill.
From the annual report of the pres
ident Johnson we learn that the aver.
age age of the student body has in
creased until now it is 10 and one
month-four years and one month
above the age requirement for admis
sion.
One hundred and forty-four STU
dents were admitted this year from
accredited schools. Of all the stu
dents enrolled, 2S3 are graduates of
graded and high schools, and 80 have
taught school. The number of stu
dents in the normal department is 419.