Cadets Commencement Ball and Exercises at Lexington
The Cadets Commencement Ball was held at the Riks' Home with about ninety couples, colors and decorations, and Days' orchestra. Commencement exercises followed at the opera house with an address by Milton Remley of Iowa, urging moral purpose and civic duty. Diplomas were awarded to a large graduating class. attendees included Col. Sellers and Mrs. Sellers and many visiting guests.
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Riks’ Home
Lexington
Sandford Sellers
A. W. Allen
Richard Field
Nannie Steele
Opera House
Biiney
Milton Remley
Iowa
United States
God
True
America
Col. Sellers
Gilbert Humphrey
el Reno
Oklahoma
Washington Lee
Ott Theis
Ashland
Kansas
Arty Register
Graves
Henry
Harrington
Albert Houston Adam
Beals Becker
Albert Glenn Brown
Henry Harrison Craig
Leslie Fulkerson Pile
Frank Luther Davis
Bar
Cleveland Donatne
Walter Scott Ferguson
Willis Drake Wilson
Howard Bert Henry
Bert Wattles
Gilbert Edwin Humphrey
Frank Edward Kramer
Henry Charles Marks
Perry March Milikin
Lee Alexander Daughtery
James Barney Raymond
Andrew Victor Small
Otto Palmer Thels
William Howard Graves
Paul Lewis Harrington
Baptist College School of Music
Hamblen
Blair Gordon
Winn
Katherine Todhunter
Alice Peak
Cecil Lyons
Fern Bailey
Beethoven
Miss Hamblen
Voral
Villanelle - Dell Acqua
Bertha Nash
Costa
Israe
St. Paul - Mendelsson
Alice Penk
Olsrae
Dundley-Buck
Tucker
David
Baptist College Faced With Faculty Changes and New Members
A long, detailed piece outlines the Baptist Female College in Lexington’s renewed leadership under Mears EF White and BR. N. Cook, noting strengthened enrollment, improved facilities, and alumnae backing. It lists faculty retirements and new hires including Prof. John Staley and Miss Norma Harris, with plans for commencement activities and a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. W. L. Tucker.
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Seasion
The
Baptist College
Mears EF W. White
BR. N. Cook
En‘huglsam
Legion
Principa
Shoal
Inol. Parice
University of Indiana
Chatin
Eunice Fulton
Lexington
Miss Warren
Bloomfield
Indiana
John Staley
Miss Harris
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
New York
Nashville
Tennessee
Central Female College Commencement Dates
The Central Female College announces commencement events from May 31 to June 2 including a morning sermon by Rev. J W Howell, an evening sermon by the same pastor, an art reception, a grand concert, board of curators meeting, alumnae banquet, and the commencement address by W M Sloan of St Louis on The American Working Girl.
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Central Female College
J. W. Howell
Marshall
Opera House
Board of Curators
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Guthrie
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Kansas City
Edna Gilman
Emily Raymond
Wellington
Mia Grace Raymond
RB. A. Darling
Mollie Shaw
W. B. Henry
Conwell
Hudson
Buckner
C. R. Dorchester
Sherman
Texas
Elmo Wilkins
South McAlister
James A. Dougherty
Webb City
Sim Holmes
Tom Brown
Galena
D. B. Becker
el Dorado
Houston
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St. Louis
Chopin
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Grieg
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Oma Quibertson
Goring Thomas
Grinstead
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Omaha
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Villanella
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the Baptist Church
W. L. Tucker
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