Large Class To Receive Degrees at South Dakota
Vermillion May 2. The University of South Dakota will graduate a record June class 182 degrees if seniors survive next week’s exams. The list includes 81 Bachelor of Arts, 21 Bachelor of Science in business administration, 29 Bachelor of Laws and other degrees. Dr O J H Preus will give the baccalaureate address Mountain Tops. The program includes graduate exams May 2 and 23 and undergraduate exams June 1 to 5. Alumni day features senior procession and address by alumni association president.
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Vermillion
University of South Dakota
H.W. Frankenfield
O. J. H. Preus
Augustane College
Sioux Falls
Alumnii Association
Vid
Florens
Commencement Planned at Sioux Falls College
Plans for a busy commencement week at Sioux Falls college run May 3 to June 1 with 60 graduates. Events include a Shakespeare play May 28 at the Orpheum, Fi Kappa Delta banquet, alumni gathering, Glidden Hall banquet, baccalaureate sermon by Ralph W. Hobbs, and board of trustees meeting. Dr. C W Pugsbey will deliver the commencement address as degrees are conferred and graduates welcomed.
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S.F.C
Falls
Sioux Falls College
Orpheum Theatre
Sioux Falls
Glidden Hall
Ralph W. Hobbs
Grand Inland
Neb
First Baptist Church
Sioux
Board of Trustees
C. W. Pugsbey
South Dakota
S State College
Bennett To Address WS Graduates at Wellington Springs
Wellington Springs May 3 Specially Fred Ellsworth Bennett of Chicago president of the American Science Foundation will give both the baccalaureate message and the commencement address to fifty two graduates of Wessington Spring Junior College. The baccalaureate talk is set for May 31 at 10 30 a m at the Methodist church and the commencement on June 1 at 10 30 a m in the college auditorium.
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Woodstock Sentinel
Bryan
Gunsaulas
W. E. Biederwolf
F. J. Rose
Civic Association
Wf Detroit
Beveridge
Roosevelt
Seversl
Freezes Discouraging To Farmers Near Ames
The hard breezes last week discouraged farmers and farm women as garden crops suffered. Potatoes were frozen off and corn left above ground was ripped on some fields. Small examples tracked frost damage and many with exposed roots will replant. Leaves on trees were brittle and no wild fruit is expected this far.
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Ames Ames
Picnic Ends School Activities At Onida
Onida May 25 Special The activities of Commencement week closed with a senior party at the Iske Sunday evening Baccalaureate services were held in the high school auditorium Rev J P Williamson preached the sermon Tuesday evening the class play The Arrival of Kitty was presented and Wednesday evening the seniors received their diplomas Dr Hrudka of State College delivering the Commencement address Hazel Ripley and Sylvia Adams gave the salutatorian and valedictorian addresses Special musical numbers included a clarinet solo by Sylvia Adams and vocal solos by Alma Glessner and Miss Bock The processional was played by Alma Glessner.
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Onida Onida
Iske
7. P. Williamson
Kitty
Hrudka
State College
Hazel Ripley
Sylvia Adams
Alma Glessne
Miss Bock
Alma Glessner
Notables Plan To Attend Conference At Wess Springs
Prominent religious leaders are listed as speakers for the ministerial conference at Wessington Springs Junior College May 27 28. Speakers include Rev F E Bennett Rev E A Haslam Rev R B Brown Rev F E Pond Rev R H Hamilton Rev R T Fine Rev J E Robinson Prof W R King President H B Ansted and Rev B E Tapper The gathering will cover pastoral youth and Sunday school work with three daily sessions and an evangelistic service open to pastors and Christian workers of all denominations.
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BE. A. Tapper
Aurora
Wessington Creamery Shows Strong May Business
Wessington creamery under C. L. Coop reported high May patronage with over 22 000 pounds of butter churned from May 1 to May 20 and a quality score of 92 percent. T. L. Fisttie of Wessington Springs bought a carload of poultry sold locally and shipped last Saturday, with J. House acting as local buyer for Fisttie in Wessington.
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Wessington Creamery
Wessington
C. L. Coop
T. L Flsttie
Wessington Springs
J. House
Fisttie
Cy Holgate To Wed Instructor At Wesleyan
In Mitchell on May 25 a Dakota Wesleyan University change in the department of speech will bring Cy Holgate, former Wesleyan athlete and referee, to wed Miss Helen Fishbeck, long head of dramatics. The ceremony likely at Redfield after the school term ends with Betsy Worrell succeeding Fishbeck at Wesleyan. Also reported, 92 rural eighth graders in Sully county sat final exams, with 47 at the county office.
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Mitchell
Dakota Wesleyan University
Wesleyan
Cupid
Helen Fishbeck
Dakota Wesleyan
Claire
Cy) Holgate
Holgate
Mise Fighbeck
Department of Speech
Northwestern University
Miss Fishbeck
Meantiis
Armerdeen High School
Holgate-Fishbeck
Redfield
Betsy Worrell
Northwestern
Worrell
Onida
Sully
Zetta. Hyde
Agar
Okobojo
Potter Crops Retarded by Cold in Potter County
Potter county crop prospects were slowed by a week of cold and frost with some corn and flax damaged in isolated reports. Replanting was not widely contemplated. Corn planting nears completion aside from a few late fields as rains last week left soil in good condition and warmer growing weather is expected to boost grain. Overall, prospects for a bumper crop this year are viewed as satisfactory despite delayed growing season.
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Potter
Gettysburg
Potter County
Carpenter Frost Damage Is Slight
Three hard frosts in three successive nights did little damage to crops. Oats barley and flax were too far along to be damaged and corn had not yet crept above the ground. Gardens were slightly damaged.
Pioneer Teacher Dr Kingsbury Honored By Yankton College
Yankton College and First Congregational Church paid tribute to Dr. Alice R. Kingsbury, long‑time instructor and the institution’s first female graduate, who died May 21 in Battle Creek Sanitarium. Born 1867, she served 43 years at Yankton, studied abroad, and chaired boards since 1903, beloved by students and staff for her rare sympathy and influence.
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Yankton
Yankton College
Point
First Congregational Church
Alice R. Kingsbury
Battle Creek
Midh
G. W. Nash
B. K .Warren
Dakotas
Kingsbury
Miss Kingsbury
Europe
Graduation 15 From Hitchcock School
Commencement exercises at the Najoy theater honored the 1931 Hitchcock high school graduates. Fifteen students received diplomas as R. E. Williams of Clark delivered the address “Triangles of Education,” with Supt. L. E. Sims presenting diplomas.
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Hitchcock School
Hitchcock
Najoy
R. E. Williams
Clark
L. E. Sims
Graduation Recital Honors Class With Prayers and Music
The ceremony featured diplomas at the close with music by high school students. Rev. Lloyd Snyder offered prayer. Valedictorian Marvin Mortimer and salutatorian Rosamond Thomas led the class remarks.
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Lloyd Snyder
Marvin Mortimer
Rosamond Thomas
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