The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-08-14
K. N. c.
Fall Term Of the College Opens
at Louisa Next Monday,
August II.

Il is with much pleasure that the
NEWS announces the opening OF the
hll term OF the Kentucky Normal Col
lege next Monday, August II. The
faculty has been chosen. but because
The Board Of Education has not form
ally ratified the election OF all the
] teachers In the public school depart
Menl all the names OF the teachers
can not be published this week Profs.
Byington, Kennlson. Mcclure aud
others Of the old staff will be OF the
fhculiy, Of course. aud as soon as
possible the News will tell the pub
Nc who constitute the teaching staff
10 It's entirety. It Is enough to
HHy now that no second rate man or
woman will have place in the corps
Ct instructors. From the beginning
OF kAe school TO this good hour none
but the very best Of the teaching pro-
lion has had a place In any de-
tartment Of the X. n. C.. and this
high requirement and condition will
BE- maintained at whatever expense
necessary.
The outl k was never better The
work done a the College in the past
b a. yhre AM logical guarantee for
the excelienc oilfuture achievement,
sad the school viii not have been
opened many days before Il will be
crowded TO the walls, Yet. the attend
hng number can never become too
large for ifs reception and proper
accommodation. The school Is sort
Of elastic. expanding. Rlways-room-
for-one-more sort OF an institution,
and no pupil need hold back SIN
Ele instant, fearful that he can not
b comfortably cared for, both IN the
school and In the boarding house
Everything save law, theology aud
medicine can be learned at the X. n
G.. and even along these lines the at.
tentiye pupil can learn enough TO
make him a moral man, just man.
and to make him know much Of the
body as well as the mind
Il each year becomes more aud
more a puzzle TO us why anyone liy.
Ing 10 this big Eastern Kentuck,
should pass Louisa and the College
and go elsewhere TO learn anything
rave It be one OF the three great
professions named above. For &c.
cessibility, location, beauty, health;
moral tone and hospitality, Louisa
Is not surpassed in the State Not {
saloon within twenty-five miles Of
: Il; no foul, dIsreputable quarter; ep
icemics OF disease unknown; churches
intelligent men and women, and
high plane Of respectabillty peryad
ing the communIty-all these con
spring to make Louisa an ideal Col
kge town. II should. and will. attrac
\ sudents from every quarter.
For quite awhile, probably, a ma
jority OF the pupils will belong to tn
city proper The News earnestly IN
yokes the attention of parents ant
guardians to the vital importance D
an early aud continuous attendance
at the school OF their children ant
wards. Have them there the firs
Gayand keep them there until the las
j. is important that every pupil shoul
be at the organization OF the school
and day absent during the session
Is daJ forever lost
Do you, parents, fully realize ans
appreciate the value of this schoo
10 your children? Do you reall,
fnow the worth OF what is so freel'
offered TO them, without money AM
\ without price? Do you know wha
Il means to your boy or girl to re
khs i-s.rrc'ion of the bes
aers in the land, in any brancl
department, seven or eight month
fer nothing? Some of you doubles
find yourselves seriously handicappe
IN the struggle for bread and butte
\ On account Of the insufficiency 0
your own education. Surely, yo
have no desire to burden your chill
with a similar impedlment. See to 8
then, that he is in his seat in tn
\ school from the opening day to It
close, letting nothing but a seriou
Illness keep him at home.