Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1911-10-04
Opening Exercises in Chapel.

formally opened Thursday morning |
last with appropriate exercises in
the college chapel. The leading |
feature of the occasion was an ad-
dress by Hon. ]. VIM. Thurmond.
He emphasized the need of thorough |
preparation on the part of a young |
man if he is to make a success in
life. Mr.. Thurmond's address was
followed by a short address to the
student body by Capt. R. B. Curry.
There were large number of visit
ors present, many parents from
different parts of the state having
accompanied their children to Edge
field.
President Bailey is more encour-
aged over the outlook for the ses-
sion than he has ever been before
on the opening day. Not only were
all of the places in the building fill
ed, but the numberlof day students,
both boys and girls, was larger than
in the past. There are boarding stu
dents from twenty-odd counties in
this state and from six other states.
President Bailey announced that
during the summer a large sum of
money had been expended in re-
furnishing the building throughout,
which will greatly facilitate the
work of the session of l9ll-l2.
The following assignments of
teachers for the session have been
made:
President Bailey, pedagogy and
philosophy.
Capt. J. F. Entzminger, mathe-
mates.
Maj. T. J. Lyon, history and
science.
Capt. R. B. Curry, English and
Latin.
Miss Mamie Gwaltney will assist
Capt. Entzminger in teaching mathe-
mathics, and Miss Ellen Dunovant
| will assist Capt. Curry ins.teaching
English and Latin.
Miss Alleen Dozier will teach
French and assist Maj. Lyon in
teaching history.
The music department will be in
charge of Miss Louise Couch and
Miss Fannie Sheppard.
Voice and Expression will be
taught by Miss Lula Tisdale, and
Miss Eliza Minis will teach art.
Capt. R. B. Cain is the principal
of the commercial department. Mr..
! A. E. Burns will teach stenography
and typewriting.
Mrs. Ista Wallace of Brunswick,
Ca, has been employed as matron.
Complete list of the..students en-
rolled at the S. G.. G. l.:
Miss Norma Brown, Cold Spring;
. Miss Essie Bussey, Cold Spring;
Miss Ruth Cain, Sumter; Miss Kath,
, crime Campbell, Augusta, Ga; Miss
Connie Carter, Bamberg; Miss Mel
lie Clayton, Bamberg; Miss Linnie
! Corley, Callison; Miss Sallie Dia
f mond, Kline; Miss Grace Etheredge
! Batesburg; Miss Katie Franklin
+ Augusta, Ca; Miss Sammie Gard
4 ner, Wagner; Miss Kella Garvin
. Kitchings Mill; Miss Alpha Ham
$ mond, Golfers; Miss Kitty Hutto
r Neeses; Miss Ella Mathis, Golfers
$ Miss SalIie Mae Miller, Edgefeld
! Miss Eugenia Minis, Edgefeld; Mis-
! Sallie Minis, Clark's Hill; Mis-
}. Emma Minis, Clark's Hill; Mis-
r Eva Moultrie, Parksville; Miss Syl
: vene Mullikin, Williamson; Mis-
+ Clara Sauls, Crewsville, Fla; Mis-
f Everlon Schuler, Elloree; Miss Sal
e lie Smith, Modoc; Miss Mamie Til
d er, Bethune; Miss Eta Thomas
;. Cades; Miss Hattie Thomas, Cades
j. Miss Ida Zimmerman, Pleasar
If Lane; Miss Sadie Tyler, Aiker
al Miss Corrie Warn, Rufin; Miss Lii
3. zie Webb, Williamson; Miss Ma
ID West, Parksville; Miss Grace Wi
d liams, Cleora; Miss Alice Williams
IL Joe A. Applewhite, Millen, Ga
it R. H. Banks, Plum Branch; A. +
,r Bell, Hartsville; o. F. Brasingtol
ID Cheraw; Foster Bundy, Clio; N. T
J. Boyd, Williston; A. E. Burns, Bi
i'll mingham, Ala; c. Fl. Burres'
h. Wedgefeld; H. A. Cottinghan
IN Clio; J. w. Callison, Jr., Charlie
n ton; r. D. Carter, Ruffin; F. N
Charles. Piedmont; D. M. Chal
ar man, Jr., Cheraw; j. G. Chapman
,e Society Hill; ]. G. Clayton, Ban
to berg; M. G. Clayton, Ehrhardt; I
is P. Crosby, Chester; w. E. Crosb,
NJ M Islandton; B. w. Crosland, Aikel
ID J. M. Croxton, Kershaw; R. T
be Cottingham, Dillon; J. M. Dabb
e, Mayesville, J. H. Donald, Gree
ne ne vile; w. E. Duncan, Blackville;
On m S. Duncan, Blackville, E. S. 'Du1
bar, Dalzell, G. E. Edens, Sumte
r. L. P. Elan Jr., Lincolnton, Ga;
of oe E. Etheredge, Batesburg; L. G. E
ar banks, Talatha; L. Feldman, Sail
! bury, N. G; T. Fletcher, KershaN