The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-08-19

, sentials for the education of young women.
 The friends of Judson college believe that no school more happily combines faculty, equipment. general conditions and
 an atmosphere conductive to symmetrical
 growth-that here are found all the es-
 sentials for the highest type of college education.
 What then are these essentials? First,
 may be mentioned the corps of teachers.
 After all, the teachers make the school.
 They must be of refined personality,
 broad general education and Christian
 culture
 The growth of the spiritual nature must
 keep pace with the progress of the men
 tai. Is not the distinctly Christian school
 better capable of stimulating and direct
 ing growth in the things of the spirit
 than the school whose ideals and stand
 ards are not founded and built on re-
 ligion Not only are the spirit and at- lmosphere of Judson college Christian but strong courses in religious subjects-Bi- ble, missions and Sunday school teacher
 training are given and the Mission so- ciety (Ann Hasseltine), Y. w. C.. A. Morning Watch and Sunday school or ganization afford opportunity for Chris tan activity, thus preparing our students Tor enicient service in the various de- partments of church work.
 Another essential which must not be overlooked-and the importance of this
 is realized today as never before-is pro- vision for the physical comfort, we'll being and development of the student These matters are given every attention Situated among the foothills of the Ap- ao lnr t1 1iov 1z a.xJ -Is drainage and excellent artesian water, Marion is an ideal location for schools. The college provides for the physical needs of her students with an abund-
 ance of nourishing and appetizing foods well ventilated and screened dornitories an efficient trained nurse and a well equipped infirmary. The remarkable health record Is doubtless due to these provi- sions and to the regular exercise re- quired of the students in the gymnasium and on the athletic field where, under the supervision of special instructor, tennis. basketball. volley ball. archery
 and other out-of-door sports are enthu-
 siastically cultivated. A large gymna- sium and splendidly appointed swimming
 pool are in process of construction.
 Judson college offers ample facilities
 Tor spiritual. mental and physical cul-
 ture. The young woman who is to take
 her place in the life of the home, the CoiIllHuIlly, the cnurcn ana the ndllOn must be, above all things. well rounded" ]" Have all the essentials been mentioned? Shall the so-called practical affairs of life be neglected? By no means. In the home economies department the student may learn to sew, to cook, to plan houses. to make them attractive and to be eco nomcal and efficient home-maker. In the schools of music, art and ex-
 pression our students find the best of
 advantages for the training of their ar
 tstic talents The Judson has long been
 famed for it's splendid attainments in the
 special branches and the high standards set years ago are fully maintained
 If so be your daughter expects to be a teacher-or even if she does not so expect, it may be wise for her to be
 prepared along this linethere is the Judson's course in education. The ex- cellency of this course Is well known among educators Graduates who take this course are awarded by the state first grade teachers certificates
 Probably you are interested in the mat ter of expense. l assure you that mo- where can equal advantages be found at | lower rates.
 l The educational period comes but once Nothing but the best should be consid- 1 cred. One cannot dispose of an inferior | education as he may of an unsatisfac- tory house or shoddy garment
 In planning for her education. the prac- J tical man, the man of high Ideals will 1 not be satisfied to give his daughter any thing but the best and, if necessary he will be willing to sacrifice in order to
 attain that end