The Presbyterian of the South : [combining the] Southwestern Presbyterian, Central Presbyterian, Southern Presbyterian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1909-1931, June 18, 1919, Image 17

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The Presbyterian of the South : [combining the] Southwestern Presbyterian, Central Presbyterian, Southern Presbyterian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.), 18 June 1919. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/10021978/1919-06-18/ed-1/seq-17/>

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CJhe McCallie School
A Home School for Boy*
Able men train boys for college. Individual
attention. 1,000 feet elevation. Big athletic
field. All sports. Swimming. Boating. Mili
tary drill. Honor system. Boys live in Masters'
homes, under their personal guidance. Addrea
Headmasters S. J. & J. P. McCallie,
Missionary Rldfte, Chattanooga, Tenn.
Blue Ridge Springs Hotel
) Offer* You
Good eats, Rood water and a (rood time
while you reBt. For descriptive booklet
write
B. EL.I-ISON. Mgr..
Blue Ridge Springs, Va.
(N. & W. R. R.)
girlhood, surrounded by the best cul
ture and refinement and lovely Chris
tian influence, which her life por
trayed. At nineteen she was married
to Dr. John B. Fontaine, a cousin,
also of Hanover, and a young surgeon
o'n the staff of General J. E. B. Stu
art. The union which seemed to
promise so much happiness was cut
short by his untimely end before Pe
tersburg. and the young widow and
infant daughter, Ellen Stuart Fon
taine, came back to "Dundee" to live
and cheer the hearts of her devoted
parents. This daughter is now Mrs.
A. G. Morion, of Richmond.
At the end of ten years she married
Greenbrier
Preebyterial Military School, Lawtabur^, W. Va.
Aa upto-date military boarding aohool for boys. Large eorpe of instructor. A quiet, healthful
location in a bracing mountain climate. -2,300 ft. altituda. On Main Line C. A O.R. R. Briok
buiidinga, gymnasium and athletic field. Terms f375 For illustrated catalogue, addraaa
Col. H. B. MOORE, A. M., Principal, Boa M.
Ghicora College for Women
THE PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
A Standard College of Distinction and Character
? Religion and Philosophy Letters and Science
Home Economics The Fine Arts
(Music, Art and Expression)
For Catalogue and Information, address
Pres. S.C. BYRD,D.D., Columbia, S. C.
HAMPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE
Hampden.Sidney, Va. *
A college for men, founded 1776. Degrees of B. A., B. S. and M. A.
Entrance on certificate from accredited schools. Ideal location in healthful
climate. New gymnasium. All outdoor sports. Equipment thoroughly
modern. Expenses reasonable. Studentp receive personal attention from
faculty.
Write for booklet and catalogue.'
J. D. EGGLESTON, LL. D., President, H&mpden-Sldney, Va.
BINGHAM
oaly B>
1793 Since 186, 1 ^SSlVr inj,he Vaitedc,
?' SFcSi it*' i9lg
Address COL R. BINGHAM. Sept.. Route 4, A?li?*ille, N. C. or
CAPT. JOHN A. PERRY, U. S. Amy. ?
Katirej. Mffitary Praleaeer. Aiherillc. N. C.
Isbell Presbyterian College for Young Ladies
Talladega, Alabama
A FIRST CLASS COLLEGE AND PREPARATORY SCHOOL . .
Full Literary, Commercial, Domestic Art and Telegraphy Courses
FULL CORPS OF COLLEGE GRADUATE TEACHERS
ALL COLLEGE DEGREES GIVEN
Buildings large and suitable ? Home comforts. Grounds and gymnasium for
all kinds of sports. Students under Christian influence and careful training. Tuition,
board, room, light, heat and bath, $300. Write for catalogue to
DR. GERARD WHITE, President
MISSISSIPPI SYNODICAL COLLEGE
JUNIOR COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS.
Here is real life and opportunity for the young women of America.
Buildings beautiful and well equipped with modern comforts. Highest and healthiest location be
tween New Orleans and Chicago.
Teachers Specialists. Three literary^ountea for diplomas. Graduates admitted into Junior classifica
tion in University of Mississippi and other A-Grade collnges. Exceptionally stroag in Music,
Art and Expression. Special attention given to Domestic Art, Domestic Science andCommercial
Course.
A native Belgian who speaks fluently French and Spanish In the chair of modern Languages.
Graduates granted by the State a two years' license as teachers.
Ideal Christian home influences and social life.
A new (20,000 00 building now under construction, containing large awimming pool and additions'
dormitory rooms.
Worthy girls assisted in their education.
Write at once for information and catalogue, as we were not able to accommodate all who applied last
session. . ?
. T. W. RAYMOND. D. D., President.
Mr. George P. Haw, a lawyer of Han
over, and passed a most happy and
peaceful life at "Dundee," where were
born her four children, Lucien P.
Haw, of Washington, D. C.; George
E. Haw, Mary Overton Haw and Liz
zie Winston, now Mrs.^T. H. Camp
bell, of Mississippi. Her love and de
votion to her husband and children
knew no bounds, and this home she
so dearly loved she enriched and dig
nified by her presence and beautified
by her work. Being blessed with an
excellent constitution, she never
wearied in her work for her family
and for others. To dispense a lavish
hospitality and to help in every way
those not so blessed as she, was one
of her greatest joys. Indeed, her
crowning and marked characteristics
were unselfishness, humility and
sweetness. None knew her but to
love her. Her greatest happiness af
ter her children married and left her
was to work among her flowers, and
her last day in health was largely
spent in the garden tending them care
fully.
Young and enthusiastic as she was
in feelings, no one of her children
could ever think of her as old, for
she had no infirmity. * When her hus
band's work was in his church or
among the members, she was his will
ing and earnest helpmeet, and indeed
in every walk of life she was an or
nament and a joy. The home to each
one seems lonely and desolate, for she
was its sunshine.
When her summons came she was
all prepared, and though she lived a
week, she did not suffer. All of her
children were around her as the sweet
spirit winged its flight to heaven, and
when we recall her among the roses
on that last day we think of her in
the poet's sweet lines, and feel sure
she is there ?
"Where everlasting spring abides
And never fading flowers,
Death, like a narrow sea, divides
This heavenly land from ours."
WrLLIAM TURNER PITZKR.
William Turner Pitzer died June 3,
1919; age seventy; was born near
Martinsburg, W. Va. While a young
man lived in Minnesota seven years.
Having returned to West Virginia,
married Miss Annie Stuckey and set
tled near Tuscarora, where he served
for a number of years as deacon;
moved to Gerardstown in 1900, where
the writer became intimately associ
ated with him as deacon and later as
elder In Gerardstown church. He was
a consistent Christian, a good hus
band, and kind father. He is sur
vived by his wife and three children,
Mrs. A. M. Cusliwa, Miss Mamie and
Harry M. Pitzer; two brothers and
three sisters; William, his youngest
child, having died less than one year
ago. He will be missed in home,
church and community; but blessed
be his name who hath loved us and
given himself for us and made it pos
sible for us to some day be reunited
and to be in his presence, where there
is fulness of joy, and at his right
hand, where there are pleasures for
evermore.
ROOKS WANTED.
WANTED ? MINISTERS WIIO HAVE
hooks for sale to send me the list and
price. J. R. McGREGOR, First Pres
hytethm Church, Atlanta, Ga.
"Go to Church"
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
SERVICE
Written to induce the other sixty million
people of America to attend church. Week
ly matrix service. Three-column nine
inches. Artistic borders; striking typo
graphical arrangement. Copy endorsed by
leading ministers. Churches of each city
should unite in paying for running these
ads on Saturday in every daily in America.
Write for first series of twenty-six ads.
The church must advertise.
JAMES B. SPILLMAN
Religious Advertising Agency
COLUMBIA, S. C.
BUREAU OP MINISTERIAL
' SUPPLY,
Synod of Virginia,
ofTers Its services to any church seek
ing a pastor, and to any minister
seeking a pastorate. All correspond
ence strictly confidential. Write Rev.
P. C. Clark, Secretary of Bureau,
Shawevllle, Va.
Indian Baskets ? Send For Large Illustrated
Catalog of Baskets. I buy direct from Indians.
Saleable at Red Cross and Church Baiaars. I pay
all postage and take back all unsold. P. M. Gil
-ham, Highland Springs, California.
Regal Wyandottes. Hatching egga,
two dollars per. setting. Guaranteed.
Mt. Rydal Farm, Amherst, V>.
Mary Baldwin Seminary
Established in 1842
STAUNTON, VA.
FOR YOUNG LADIES
Term begins September 11; 1919. Lo
cated in the beautiful and historic Shen
andoah Valley of Virginia. Unsurpassed
climate; hanefsomo buildings and modern
appointments. Students past session from
27 States. Courses: Collegiate (3 years);
Preparatory (4 years). Music, Art, Ex
pression and Domestic Science. Small
classes and thorough work. Send for
catalogue.
MARIANNA P. HIGGINS, Principal
Executor, Administrator, Trustee
In the administration of all Trusts the service of this
Company is prompt, efficient and complete. Careful at
tention is paid to every detail and large assets afford
ample security for Trust Funds.
Write for our booklet on Wills.
RICHMOND TRUST CO.
CAPITAL $1,000,000 MAIN CORNER 7th
THE NOWLAN COMPANY
High-Class Diamonds and other Precious Stonss. New designs in Engagsmant
and Wedding Rings, Silver Novelties and Cuss of Silver for Bridal Presents of ths Iarg*'
sst Patterns. Fine Imported and Amerioan Watches, Opera Glsssss and LorpsOs.
Goods sssit on approval upon satisfactory eity refereness.
m EAJtT MAIN STREET . - - Richmond. ta.
The Training School for Nurses
...Of TBI...
Presbyterian Hospital of New Orleans
Affords a splendid opportunity for a noble life work to seopptahls young wmm.
Three-year sourse in Seisntifio and Praotioal Nursing leading to a diploma. Tlaa
Faculty. Christian surroundings. Small salary from sntranes on euuiea. Fee
furthsr information address, THS PR. MBYTE RIAN HOSPITAL, Rev. J. a
" ? r, D. D? Preeldeat, 719-7S9 OafMUalst St., New

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