Will of God as guiding force in baccalaureate sermon
The Franklin baccalaureate highlights Dr Hanley’s scholarly address on The Will of God with text Thy Will be Done. He argues God’s will governs life from creation to destiny, urging graduates to align motives with divine purposes for the good of all and lasting virtue.
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Charles A. Decker
South Bend
First Baptist Church
That City
E. A. Manley
Dr. Hanley
Franklin
God
Christ
Apostles
Budda
Fife
Alumni Day at Franklin College Delivers Strong Attendance
Alumni Day at Franklin College drew robust participation led by the class of 1904 with high enthusiasm. Notable moments included a five minute cheer for the 1861 representatives, evening talks, and a First Baptist Church service with orator ET Stevenson and poet James VY Noe. Officers for the next year were elected at the afternoon business session.
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Franklin College
W. T. Stott
H. Mercy
First Baptist Ehurch
ET. Stevenson
New York City
James Vy, Noe
Lexington
C. I. Hall
Harriott Claire Palmer
Edith Banta
A. A. Alexander
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