The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-07-17
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Greenbrier Prcsbyterinl Military
SCHOOL,.
The success OF our school, I believe,
Is due to our constant effort to mako
good our motto, "Do everything for
the highest interests OF our students"
We have new brick buildings with
modern equipments.
We supply the table with an abund-
ance Of wholesome, wel1-cooked 1000
We employ seven experienced Chris.
tian teachers, who give our students
their time. thought and attention.
We advertise nothing in our cata.
logue and circulars that we do nov
possess, nor promise nothing we 90
not do
We deal firmly with our students az
all times, but ondeavor to treat them
with fairness and kindness. A special
characteristic of school Is the good
conduct and gentlemanly behavior OF
our students.
They are satisfied, Trey are local,
their parents are pleased, ana all
work for the success of our school,
with this equipment and conducted
on such principles, we feel that our
school cannot but continue to make
good. H. B. MOORE, Principal
yirriuin Christian College.
"Chrlstian education the hope OF the
world"
The college is beautifully located
at the end OF the street car line in
West Lynchburg The cars come every
twelve minutes. The grounds con-
sist Of eighty-six acres OF lawns, ath-
letic fields, native forest of oak, pop
lar, hickory; springs. creeks and
riyulets. This gives a combination OF
city and country influences and I'D.
vantages.
Three Of the buildings are new: all
are elegant, and supplied VIII, modern
conveniences.
The faculty is composed OF we'll.
trained. active Christian men and wo-
men, with clean habits and strong
hearts able and willing to do high
order of teaching.
The curriculum Is four years coll
lege course of study above the high
school course adopted by the Virginia
State Board of Education. The pre-
paratory work done In college follows
this state high school course.
The standard rate for board, tuition.
heat, light and furnished room. with
matriculation fee. is 1857 for the
school year. Music. art, etc, extra.
The college is coeducational in
every department. The advantages Of
women alike. and furnish better
basis for true education.
The Country school for Boys.
The Country School fills very
strong demand for a school where
boys may be sent and receive the
best schooling, plain but substantial
lunch. an afternoon OF well-directed
athletic exercise, and be home again
about shutdown. That is all the bene-
fits Of boarding school without the
total absence from home ties.
Second. the fact that all earnings
were turned back into the school
enabled 1t to fulfil we'll Its obliga-
lions. and the character of its trus-
tees insured tho high tone which 1t
has always preserved
Its success as semi-boardins
school led to applications for regular
now grown to be about as strong as
the other. This balance will be pre-
served.
It's location. being midway between
North and South, enables 1t to draw
from both sections; Its nearness TO a
large city with educational and med
ical advantages, and the high tone
of the school in the city. gives 1t an
interest in affairs Of the day some-
times lacking in country schools; Its
complete grounds and buildings and
its suburban location lets 1t enjoy
the city advantages without partaktng
of its Ills.
Among the boys the honor system
has always been the chief glory or
the school. and is a very real factor
in the success OF the school and tho
graduates. EDWIN B. KING.
Dunsmore business College.
This college was founded by Its
president and owner. Professor ]. G..
Dunsmore, in 1872. at Sinks Grove, w.
Va, and located at Staunton, Va, In
1880. The leading characteristics OF
this school are thorough practical
teaching and business discipline; no
guarantees to known or unknown pro-
spective student as an inducement
to get their patronage. Banking, min
ing and corporation business are
speoialties at tho Dunsmore. The