The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-17
ANDERSON COLLEGE
OPENS DOORS TO-DAY
ISTRONG FACULTY HAS BEEN
SECURED
PROSPECTS GOOD
Friends and Patrons of Institution
Will Gather at 9 O'clock To
Witness the Ceremonies

at O'CLOCK at which time friends and
patrons OF the institution will gather
10 assure the faculty Of the college OF
their good w:akel ana of their hore,
that this year may bo more successful
han the College la. ever experienced.
1t IS understood that the trustees
and their wlycs. thc ladies OF the col
ieSc aHjoriation, the mayor AID men,
boss OF tAc citY council and various
other friaaGs Will he present for the
exercise; This morning.
This afternoon and tomorrow will
he devoted to enrolling and classify
ing the aiuIcnts cmd tomorrow the
Classes VIII bc assigned and actual
work will bc begun.
President kinard said yesterday
that he wlp well pleased over the
prospects for this year and he be-
lic"es tnat the success OF the years
work Is already assured. He deplores
the fact that many students were kept
away because OF the sarious cotton
situation. but thinks that the college
has every right to rejoice over Its
prospects
The faculty for the coming year is
probably Il little stronger than that OF
any female college in the state DIR.
James p. Kinard. the new president of
the college. has been in Anderson all
GUNNER and has already endeared
himself to the people of this city. DR..
Kinard Is q graduate OF the Citadel,
graduate of Johns Hopkins and has
taught in Winthrop College and at the
Citadel. He will teach English this
year.
{. n. Faithful, who Is we'll known
to Anderson people has been taking
special courses in the north during
the summer and will teach philosophy
and bible during the coming session
Miss Helen p. Smith Is n now nlc n
her Of the faculty. coming to this city,
rs graduate of Converse ;;oiioge
and OF Columbia University. She Is
the lady principal. Miss Smith ia
daughter of Allen Smith of Abbeville
| and has n number of friends In Ander
son.
John II. Williams. an A. p. of Will
liam Jewci' College. ia a new member
of the faculty and he will have entire
charge CT Inc department oF science.
Prof. Williams was formerly instruc-
tor OF physics at William Jewels Col
leVe and Is IN instructor OF repute
Miss May Seymour Abbott, who is
to teach the modern languages in An
dersou is we'll known here, as Is Miss
Helen Hunter: who will teach Latin.
Miss Hazel r.. Award of the depart
ment OF English. Is also well known
in Anderson.
Mist Flosence Maddocks is to have
complete charge OF the department of
mathematics for the coming session
and patrons of the college are we'll
pleased with this news.
MISC Marie deVebre. a graduate of
Findolph-M Macon and OF Columbia I'm
iversity, comes to Anderson to teach
history and political science.
Patrons of the school will be glad
to learn that Or. Olga v. Pruitt has
been secured for this session. to act
again as college physician and to have
charge of the departments of physiol-
ogv and hygiene.
Ono OF the principal additions tn
the faculty for this year is Frederic
Goode, who will be director of music.
Mr Goode was a punil of w. Fl. Sher-
wood of Chicago and Jose Damotta OF
Rerlin and Is musician OF renown.
| He will teach niano and organ and
will be assisted by Mrs. Goode.
Miss Sara e. Stranathnn Is to re-
turn this year and will again have
charge OF the department of voice.
| She is . splenditi instructor.
Miss Nellie Smith. who comes from
| Beardston. ILL.,, will teach piano and
violin. M'ss srnit', comna here with
tho very Highest recommendations
iand Is said to be splendid music
Teacher.
The new ar, teacher. Miss Mary
Godson Ramseur. he's been spending
! tho summer in Paris She studied at
f,enys:ss College. the Chase Sci,ooi os
Art OF New York. the Academy of De-
sign of New York and at the Art
School of Paris. She has splendid
ability.
Miss Robbie p. Wakefield, who re-
turns to Anderson this year. will have
charge OF the school of expression and
Of nhysicai culture. Miss Wekefield
lpeeds no Introduction to Anderson
peopie.
The department. of domestic science
and art will he in charge this year of
Niss Felicia Murray. who was in An
dcrRon in this capacity last year.
Mrs. Ella B. Johnson. hougekeenar
Tor this session. is q native OF Clinton
hit she was at ~ college for women IN
Mise@-Sri last year In this same ca
-s.v; 49, iS
e ~. Tyatherine Y Sh"rpe, who was
~ -i,cr fr~s tho ro,,eve last yea :
!. Will flii tbs asme posis.sa tAlsr
yas-
Az told the fsnnitv Of the institu-
aoo iss one OF which the pannle OF hrs
derser have evorv right to be nrnMd
md thev are ayneetine great thinRs
OF anderSon COLLEGE for the coming
year.