Lexington College Ends Fifty Sixth Commencement
Lexington College held its fifty-sixth commencement at the opera house with ideal weather. Rev. C Lewis Fowler and Rev. C L Stringfield took charge as new leaders. Prof E W White and Rev A K Rogers retire as president and vice president, with several graduates receiving degrees and certificates. The ceremony featured a large audience, a college chorus, and a program of musical and dramatic pieces.
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Lexington College
Opera House
E. W. White
A. K. Rogers
C. Lewis Fowler
C. L. Stringfield
Clinton
White
New Grand Opera House
BE. C. Gordon
Carrie Moore
Fowler
Lexington
C. L. Strinefield
Sydney M. Lankford
A. B. Stella Mabel Margo
Lexington College to Lose President After Eleven Years
The college announces the departure of its in charge president and his wife after eleven years of leadership. Dr. and Mrs. Rogers will remain with the school. the president and vice president will relocate to Lexington in late June. The arts program at the college features a flourishing Art Levee with student displays in charcoal, pen and ink, water color, oil, and china painting under Mrs. TE White. Miss Rebekah Crosswhite stands out for her head studies. Nell Walker will teach next year as Mrs. White retires. The commencement events included an organ recital by Cecile Lyons, an alumnae meeting, and the annual entertainment at the opera house featuring The Dressing Gown.
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A. FE. Rogers
Warren , Clark
Birdie Richardson Gundlach
Tryde Them
C. Lew Fowler
Er. W. White
Felix Young
J. R. Moorehead
Walter B. Wad‘dell
A. EB. Rogers
Lexington
Lexington College
China
TE. W. White
Rebekah Crosswhite
Crosswhite
Fannie McFadin
Vera France
Mary Berrie
White
Nell Walker
Opera House
Faree
Louise ‘Scearce
Smith
Nickell Home to be Enlarged in Lexington
The Nickell Home hotel in Lexington will be extended adding about thirty rooms with baths to ease congestion. D. C. Morris, current owner, plans the expansion already contracted to Tas Cheatham, with work to begin soon as preparations finalize. Mrs Nick led past ownership under prior arrangement.
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Lexington
Nickell
Nick. 1
Ander
D. C. Morris
Morris
Tas, Cheatham
Residence Burns After Stove Explosion in City Home
Fire at 11:30 Tuesday morning destroyed part of the residence of Mrs. Tda Wilson at Thirteenth and South Streets after a coal oil stove exploded. The house owned by Mrs. Mamie Moreland was insured for 1000 dollars, insufficient to cover the loss. Mrs. Wilson’s household goods were not insured and suffer extensive damage. The family thanks friends who aided them during and after the blaze.
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Tda Wilson
Thirteenth
Mamie Moreland
Indians Beat Young Mens Club 19 to 1 In Lacrosse?
Indians performed a dominant battering on the local Young Mens Club at the academy diamond on Monday afternoon. The Indians hit hard, fielded well, and stole many bases, resulting in a lopsided 19 to 1 victory led by battery trio Kenny Gordon and Sill with Dutch Bates adding the Tone tally.
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Oklahoma
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Seearce
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the Baptist Church
Cora Foster
Stringfield
McDonald
I, N. Hopkins
First View
G. W. Hyde
Ree
Carrié Field
Cor
Birdie MacDonald
W. TL. Chiles
J. J. Camp ‘Hell
Tistorian
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Aobietic Muther
Tilliim Shermans
Vet
Het Roman
Loursh
Scearce Hhue
Scaly
Adelade Higgins la
Cowen
Higgens
Stemmons
Phetzing
Rick
Lassun
MacDowell
Marjorie Kroh
Der Frelehsuts + Von Weber
Lillian Stemmons
Lack
Lyons
Power Peabody
Glenn Charlton
Peabody
Winifred Winn
Miriam—the Daugher
Vera France Wack Kith
Waltir Martin Cumber
Walter Peacock
Sarah
Bernadine English
Nell Trosper
Breckenridge
Birdie
O. L. Stringfield
Fulward W. White
Dy, A. E. Rogers
Burns
Smutte
G. W. Bordolff
Kansas City
Walter Shiting
Mitchell
Joe Ewing
Robi. Horn
D. R. Mitchell
Lee Meierer
Frank Speas
J. KR. Wilmot
Chas, Kinkead
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