Grove City College Commencement Week Schedule
Grove City enters its 57th commencement season with a Saturday luncheon for Senior girls and a Speedwell club reception. Events continue through Wednesday with baccalaureate in Harbison chapel by Rev John Timothy Stone, Ivy Day, Pi Gamma Mu luncheon, senior tea, art exhibit, music concert, Philokalian breakfast, Class Day, Macbeth, and the president’s reception.
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Grove City College
Colonial Hall
Harbison Chapel
John Timothy Stone
The
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Chicago
Ill
Pi Gamma Mu
Ketler Hall
Penn Grove Hotel
Carnegie Hall
Lane
Board of Trustees
Crimson
Macbeth
Weir C. Keiler
Moulton to Attend Alumni Luncheon at First Presbyterian
Dr. Harold G. Moulton president of Brookings Institution in Washington D C will join the General Alumni association luncheon and meeting at the First Presbyterian church as commencement week concludes.
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Harold G. Moulton
Brookings Institution
Washington, D. C
General Alumni Association
First Presbyterian Church
Donkey to greet Dems arriving for convention
The Democratic donkey will greet motorists entering Philadelphia for the June Democratic National Convention. Signs with the donkey image will be posted along main highways to the city and on city streets, announced Ralph T. Senter, president of the Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company.
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Philadelphia
Ralph T. Senter
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
G. W. Moody Class Plans Memorial Service Sunday
The G. W. Moody Bible class of the First Methodist Church holds its annual memorial service Sunday at 9 30 AM honoring deceased members. Walter S. Reynolds is ill, with Charles R. delivering the memorial address.
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G. W. Moody
G. W. Moody Bible Class
First Methodsst Church
Walter S. Reynolds
Charles R
Davis Program Features Grittie Quartet and Monas Harlan
Davis presents a fitting program with special music by the Grittie quartet and a solo by Monas Harlan. The event highlights a refined lineup arranged for the evening audience.
Cant Sell Liquor At Sunday Picnics Discontinued
Mercer June 5 District Attorney Edwin C. Moon ordered clubs and organizations to stop selling beer and liquor at Sunday picnics, stating the practice is not allowed. The action targets vendors at local gatherings and aims to enforce Sunday alcohol sale restrictions.
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Mercer
Edwin C. Moon
Picnics With Beer Prompts Prosecution Warning
Officials warn that any person club or organization holding picnics on Sunday and selling beer or liquor will be prosecuted. The rule aims to enforce the law and protect highway users near such gatherings.
Rustic Teacher Refuses to Hear Student Dialect
In a sparring classroom exchange the teacher corrects a student’s regional speech while the pupil repeats warnings not to go somewhere. The dialogue showcases miscommunication over language and authority in a single moment.
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Twyey
Evangelist Clara Maye Hatfield Rippel Set for New Bedford
Mrs. Clara Maye Hatfield Rippel will address the New Bedford M E church Sunday at 7 45 p m after a successful revival two years ago. She previously spoke at Simpson M E church New Castle Sunday at 10 a m. Rev G Edward Shaffer is pastor at New Bedford church.
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Clara Maye Hatfield Rippel
New Bedford
M. E
New Bedford M. E. Church
Agitated Lover Questions Father’s Lost Fortune
A scene centers on an anguished lover asking if his father has lost wealth while his beloved confirms the loss, lamenting that all is swept away but leaving Percy with his fate. The exchange unfolds with poetic drama and shock at the turn of events.
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Percy
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