Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-07-27
FREE SCHOLARSHIPS ARE
OFFERED YOUNG GIRLS

The education committee of the Geor-
gia Federation of Woman's Clubs is
glad to announce to the girls OF the
state that, through the generosity OF
many of the leading colleges, they are
prepared to offer scholarships for the
next scholastic year, beginning with
the fall term Of 1909.
This movement was started last No
vember, and already about fifty scnol-
arships have been offered to the fed
GRAFTON. Following is the list:
LITERARY Scholarships.
Agnes Scott college, Decatur; presi-
dent, +. II. Gaines.
Cox college, College Park; president,
]. w. Gaines.
Brenau college. Gainesville; presi-
dent, A. w. VanHoose. (Awarded.)
Lucy Cobb institute, Athens; princi-
pals, Misses Gerdine and Brunxby.
Lagrange Female college, LAGRANGE;
president, Rufus w. Smith.
Miss Woodberry's Preparatory School
for Girls, Atlanta; principal, Miss Rosa
Woodbury..
Young's Female college, Thomasville;
president, James B. Fogartis.
The Atlanta Normal kindergarten
school, Atlanta; principal, Miss Will
lette Allen.
Andrew Female college. Cuthbert;
president, j. w. Malone.
Atlanta Bible school; Mr.. Homer L.
Hunt, secretary. One literary scholar
ship; one Bible scholarship.
Florence university. Florence, Ala;
president, M. NJ. Hatton.
Shorter college, Rome, Ga; president
T. ]. Simmons.
MUSIC SCHOLARSHIPS.
Young's Female college. Thomasville;
president, James E. Fogartis. One
scholarship for piano or violin.
Andrew Female college; president, j.
w. Malone. One scholarship for piano.
Atlanta Bible school One music
scholarship.
BUSINESS SCHOLARSHIPS.
One scholarship from President Bris-
coe, Of the Southern Shorthand and
Business college, Atlanta.
One scholarship from Crichton-Snb-
makers Business college. Atlanta.
One scholarship from Miss E. E.
Sawtell, School Of Millinery, Atlanta
One scholarship from Miss Annie
Martin, in shorthand, Atlanta.
Two scholarships from Dixie Bust
ness college, Abbeville, in shorthand
or bookkeeping. President, c. M. Cor
don.
One life scholarship, Draughon Bus
mess college, shorthand, telegraphy'
bookkeeping. Prof. H. r. Todd, man
ager, Atlanta.
one scholarship from Georgia-lEa-
bama Business college, Macon; Prof
Eugene Anderson.
One scholarship from Southern
School of Telegraphy; Prof. H. L.
Stricken, Newman.
One scholarship from Athens Bust
ness college; president, II. E. Bryant.
One scholarship from South Georgia
Business college; Prof. w. S. Park
Valdosta.
These scholarships are intended only
for girls who cannot otherwise obtain
an education, and do not include board.
Applicants are required to give good
references as to character, health and
the purpose to fit themselves for teach
ing. In many cases, certificates from
schools on the accredited list Of the
University of Georgia will be sufficient
for entrance without examination.
AS the time Is short, 1t is important
that applications be made as soon as
possible. Full particulars and require
ments will be furnished upon request.
Address for regular or literary schol-
arships, Mrs. Hugh M. Willet, chair
man literary scholarships, 25 Elizabeth
street. Atlanta, Ga.
Address for music scholarships, Mrs.
George B. Hinman, chairman music
scholarships, 75s Piedmont avenue, At
lanta, Ga.
Address for business scholarships.
Mrs. w. B. Price-Smith, chairman, 10
East Linden avenue, Atlanta, Ga