Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1910-10-07
music TEACHER is
HIGHLY ENDORSED
Miss Du Pre-, of the High
School Faculty, Comes
Well Recommended.

Miss Du Pre-. the Principal of The
Music Department Of the High
School here, came among us an
entire stranger, but has already won
the esteem and respect OF the people
with whom she has come In con-
tact, both as lady OF high chris
tian character, as we'll as skillfuI
and competent teacher OF music.
However for the information OF the
patrons of the Music Department
and the public generally, who do not
know Miss Du Pre-, word of intro
duction may not be out of place.
She is a daughter of the late Rev.
Mr.. Du Pre-, who was at one time,
President OF Emory and Henry Col
lege. She studied music in New En-
gland Conservatory of Music I'm Bos-
ton, and the New York College of
Music, and also abroad ia Liepsic,
Germany. She is, therefore we'll
qualified teacher of both classical
and popular music, preferring how
ever, the classics, selecting for her
pupils from the works OF such mas
tiers as Beethov en-, Mendellsohn, Iitz,
Wagner, Chopin and others Of this
school.
She has held responsible positions
I'm a number of leading schools, i'm
Guiding LAGRANGE Female College,
Female College at GordonsvilIe, and
other places OF responsibility, in all
Of ii lob cI,o ho Z do ko
take pleasure in publishing the
above, rs we'll as the following tes-
timonials:
miss Du,Pre is one OF the princi-
pal teachers OF Music In Liberty l..
College, Mo. She was, for several
years, before coming to Missouri,
Directress OF Music i'm the f. College
ut Mansfield, La, and has given en-
tire satisfaction by her work here,
her know ledge Of music being un-
disputed and fully appreciated by
NIL students who have had the op-
portunity OF working with her.
She is worthy OF n good position,
her entire energy being devoted TO
her teaching.
II is a pleasure TO me TO recon-
mend teacher who Is seeking a
larger and different field OF work
and who is so worthy or IL as Miss
Du Pre-.
She has had excellent advantages
and visit TO Europe, all OF which
give her additional knowledge of
her chosen work
Miss Anie b. Reid,
Teacher of Expression,
Liberty l.. College.
O. have known Miss Sara Du Pre-
from her childhood, and take pleas
ure in bearing my testimony to her
many excellent qualities as re-
fined and cultivated christian lady.
She is regarded, by those far more
competent TO judge than | am, as q
fine performer on the piano.
l have reason 10 know that she
gave entire satisfaction in the insti-
tutions where he has taught.
She gave proof that she is not on
ly an accomplished musician. but a
skillful and successful teacher as
well.
| commend her, with great con-
of one who is not only fist class
teacher, but also q desirable compan-
ion and guide to young ladies.
James II. Carlisle. "
ITO Any Who May BE Interested :.
1t is a genuine pleasure TO recon-
mend a real teacher.
Such is my privilege now, in ties
tifying TO the ability and efficiency
of Miss Sara Du Pre-, who has been
our Directress of Music for nearly
two years.
Her education and experience are
both OF very high order. She has
country and has spent some time
abroad.
She has the power of getting her
pupils to learn music; she is persist
ent and eXacting in her instruction,
securing a high degree of progress
sive work from her pupils. She is
always at her post, and is one OF the
most constant and faithful teachers
, 1 have ever known, and, in addition
to her other admirable qualities, has
the excellent gift OF attending stIict
ly to her own business.
cheerfully commend Miss DIT
3 Pre- to the favorable consideration
of any one desiring a first class
teacher OF Music.
Olin S. Dean,
President of Mansfield Colleg