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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1902

Page

8

Vows Renewed At Alma Mater As Alumni Day

A June 17 alumni day at the university drew scores of graduates back to renew allegiance and hear Hon Joseph Hansen Merrill of Thomasville deliver an address on Our Duty to Georgia. Officers were elected and the endowment fund reported at 48,767.0 with 471 subscribers.

Athens P W Meldrim Savannah Phi Kap Thomas D Cartledge Strahan Georgia Wo A Blount Pensacola Washington Dessau Macon C Mi Strachan Joseph Hansen Merrill Thomasville Merrills

Alumni Toasts Highlight Georgia University Commencement

At Athens on June 17 the university alumni gathered for commencement with an elaborate lunch at Denmark Hall. Governor Candler, Henry Adams, Clark Howell, Judge Emory Speer, J. R. Stewart, Professor K T Alfriend, H Barrett, and Chancellor Hull gave eloquent addresses honoring the university and urging strong statewide support and continued investment in education. The event featured witty remarks and a festive, inspiring tone.

Merrit Denmark Hall Candler Georgia Honry Adams Savannah Clark Howell Athens Lmory Speer Bermans Hfe Stewart Dahtonega Indrey Colleges K. T Alfriend Milledgeville Public Schools of H Barrett Hull University

Georgia University Commencement Speeches Highlight Southern Progress

The passage recalls speeches at a Georgia university commencement urging public virtue and state pride. Merrill invokes a rising sun of progress, while various delegates discuss the mission of scholars and the role of southern mills, textile work, and the need for southern men to lead in industry. The event notes reelections and honors, with commencement the next day and a baccalaureate by Edward M Shepard.

Georgia Merrill Aurora Iran Williams Villa Rica Franklin College ID McCartney Thomasville State College of Agriculture and ‘Mechanic Arts G D Brount Barnesville Law Elags Romes T R Byers Dahlonega Dahlonega College BPD Marietta Technological School Louie M Smith State Normal School D D Towers Towers South Georgia School of Technology J M Stephenson Koo McWhorter Walter B Hill Jion Edward M Shepard New York Humansville Southern Engraving Company Atlanta Constitution Building J. W. Graves Thz Sran-Leaver

Miss Smith Wins Audience With Grace at University of Georgia

At the University of Georgia chapel on June 17 Miss Lollie M. Smith read her essay The Old School and the New, becoming the first woman to speak on that stage. The essay praised rural education and the Greenwood academy reform led by Professor Blunder, detailing a vivid rural school scene and a transformative outlook for Georgia’s schools and communities.

University of Georgia Lolie M. Smith R. B. Smith State Normal School Greenwood Academy Gole Ami Athens Goosenial Goose Pond Yello Hooks Cynosure Billy Jones Jim Thia Easor Julius Caesar Plunder Blunder Greenwood Pipchin Sta Best Holland Georgia Davia

Confederate Battle Abbey Fund Push In Richmond

Richmond faces an immediate appeal for 25000 to complete the Confederate Battle Abbey fund for a memorial repository. Virginia director Henry Taylor Billison announced 101000 in hand with more to come, and urged immediate local subscriptions to reach 40000 with support from executives General Evans and General White. A Ways and Means committee was formed to raise the money.

Richmond Confederate Battle Abbey Fund Confederate Memorial Literary Society Henry Taylor Billison Virginia Confederate Memorial Association Charles B Rouse Rouss Eillison Evans Atlanta White West Virginia Association

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