Lexington College's Bright Commencement Year Ends
Lexington College for Women, oldest in Lexington Missouri, closed a record year with largest enrollment and best commencement. Rev George Combs spoke as principal, Rev J F Williams delivered the baccalaureate sermon, and Mrs W G McCausland gave the alumnae address. Grand concert praised for musical department. staff changes anticipated with catalog release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Williams
W. G. McCausland
Lexington College For Women
Lexington
Missouri
Lexington College graduation sermon and student notes
A historic college event describes Lexington College as a close community with devoted leadership and strong alumnae support. The piece recounts a Sunday May 17 sermon at the Baptist church with music by faculty and students, including selections by Ruth Robbins and Mary Atkelsop, and notes on the Y W C A annual sermon shifted indoors due to rain.
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Williams
Baptist Church
Clinton
James
John
Kingdom of Heaven
Heaven
Christ
Theodore Roosevelt
Heavenly Kingdom
the Baptist Church
Sollenelle Lem
Ruth J. L. Robbins
Democratic convention harmony seals Missouri gathering
Francis Folk Reed and David R. Francis led a smooth Missouri Democratic convention in Kansas City. Speaker after speaker urged unity as Warren, Folk, Reed and Stone were elected to national posts and a clash over Black suffrage was avoided.
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Harry M. Rubey
Macon
John M. Atkison
Ripley
Crittenden
Kansas City
Conran
New Madrid
Conrar
Committee On Permanent Organization and Order of Business
F. M. McDavid
Green
W. Rothwell
Randolph
Denver
Wm. J. Stone
Joseph W. Folk
James A. Reed
David R. Francis
St. Louis
Cal
Lewis
John §. Taylor
Livingstoné
A. V. Dodge
Sullivan
J. W. Sullinger
Gentry
J. L. Hamilton
Ray
James W. Mytton
St. Joseph
Ben BP
Nodaway
Joseph B. Shannon
Fred W. Fleming
Henry
J. D. Allen
Bates
G. B. Kirby
D. D. Duggins
Stn
John F. Beal
Knox
J. Jones
Carroll
R. W. Stockman
Mercer
W. H. Robinson
Buchanan
J. C. Callahan
Jackson
F. W. Woolridge
Johnson
Horace Blackwell
Lafayette
William Hirth
Boone
J. O. Alison
Ralls
William B. Robinson
Lawler P. Daley
William R. Edgar
Iron
William 4. Miller
Cape Girardeau
Firteenth
J. M. Long
McDonald
W. W. Brannock
Webster
Senator Stone
Gov. Folk
Reed
Pike
David A. Ball
David
Ball
Stone
Gov. Polk
Weedin and Cameron Tie The Knot In Bowen Colorado
John Robert Weedin and Miss Shepherd Cameron were married Thursday May 14 in Bowen Colorado. Weedin is a son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Weedin of the south side and has many friends in the county.
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John Robert Weedin
Shepherd Cameron
Bowen
Colorado
Weedin
Daniel Weedin
Town
Judge J. P. Chinn Announces Candidacy for State Senator
Judge J. P. Chinn, a well known Democrat, makes a formal bid for State Senate. His genial disposition and broad knowledge give him strong appeal in the district, with scant expected opposition.
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J. P. Chinn
Judge Chinn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lexington College
George Combs
Lewington College
D. D
Triomphane Dubois
Miss Robbins
Aro
Wiegand Lexington College Chorus
Theel
Wagner
Pilgrima Chorva
Tanmhauser
Jesus
Thave
Nonn
Calvary
Y.W.C. A
Lexington Ladies College
Stone, Francis
Folk and
Thomas Kinney
St Louis
San Barnes
Jefferson
Edward Rebb
Perry
T. R. Ely
Dunklin
J. A. Rabble
Oregon
W. H. Warren
Jasper
A. D. Cockrell
Vernon
John W. Farris
Laclede
James McCaskill
Texas
Weedin-Cameron
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