George R Smith College Examinations and Commencement Events
A fragmented schedule from George R Smith College lists examinations from April 24 to 30, with literary society contests, rhetoric prize, sack and 100 yard dash events, and multiple commencement items. It notes baccalaureate sermon on Sunday April 28, address by Prof. A. R. Chinn, and graduation ceremonies for Grammar School and College of Liberal Arts. Names appear for graduates and speakers.
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George R. Smith College
B. F. Abbott
James Parsons
College OF Liberal Arts
K. Q. Wright
C. M. Lowe
Wright R Q Degree of AB Prize Contest Admission
The College of Liberal Arts announces the degree of A B for Wright R Q. All exercises open to the public. For the prize contest a fee of 15 cents will be received. Children unaccompanied by parents will not be admitted to the evening programs.
Banquet Held by George R Smith College Leaders
President and Mrs Lowe hosted an elaborate banquet for the Academic and College Seniors in the George R Smith College private suites. The event featured a highly cultured social setting with decorated tables in class colors, cut flowers, and hand painted souvenir cards.
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Lowe
George R.smith College
George.r. Smith College
Clark
Academy
Floral Riddle Prize Highlights Conservator Event
A class gathering featured invited guests from the Department of Music and Classical Languages, with Editor W. H. Huston among them. H. V. O. Ford won a spoon for Floral Riddle superiority as the festive program concluded with a light reception and playful Floral Riddles mingling with the spread.
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Susie L. Barnet
Department of Music
Mae Fields
Department of Classical Languages
W. H. Huston
Sepatra WeExLy Conservator
H. V. O. Ford
Toast to the Girls of Class of 07 at Fifth Annual Banquet
John E Brown proposed a toast at the Fifth Annual Banquet to the Seniors of the Academy and College hosted by President and Mrs Lowe on the evening of the 17th. The verse extols the class of 07 girls as radiant and ruling, likening them to lilies whose fragrance and beauty light life even in hardship.
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John E. Brown
Academy and College
Lowe
Nature
Africa
Treatment of Pastor Moves to Parsonage in Georgetown
Georgetown Mo April 19 Rev SW Hawkins recently appointed pastor of the MFE church was met at the station by Maasra Pean Greer and Malden with their teams yesterday They loaded his household effects and carried them to the parsonage where a delegation of the wood sisters joined in setting
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Georgetown
S.W. Hawkins
MFE ‘Church
Wad
Maasra Pean
Greer
Malden
Wood Sisters
Official Visit Notice by Grand Lecturer Brown Missouri
Grand Lecturer F J Brown of St Louis issues notice to subordinate Lodges in Missouri. He requires the Master of Finance Exchequer and Keeper of Records and Seal books and receipts at the arrival site for thorough inspection and a report at the night session.
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F. J. Brown
St. Louis
Missouri
F. C
Pastor Installed At New Home As Community Serves
Tonight the good pastor and his family were quietly installed in their new home. A large delegation, led by Brother Hawkins who woke from sleep to singing voices, arrived about 9 30 with arms and baskets of useful gifts. After a friendly visit the group departed, leaving everyone feeling good.
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Hawkins
Reflections and Illness Mark Malta Bend Community
Master Walter Tate is seriously ill. Henry Anderson left for Sedalia last Monday the 15th. Rev Chester of the AME church is indisposed. Mrs Dollie Washington of Mt Leonard visits relatives. Wesley Randall of Omaha Nebraska visits sister Mrs Katie Kile. Rev Tayea received a surprise from his church and friends on the 15th. Mrs Martha Fowler attended the funeral of Mrs Lizzie Steward Nelson in Waverly.
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Walter Tate
Henry Anderson
Sedalia
Chester
AME
Dollie Washington
Mt Leonard
Wesley Randall
Omaha
Nebraska
Katie Kile
C ‘[Tayea
Martha Fowler
Waverly
Lizzie Steward Nelson
Local residents transact business in Marshall this week
The report lists Clarence Stevenson, Miss Georgia Triplett and her mother, Mrs Winnie Turk and daughter, Mrs Emma Fowler and Pete Kile as having transacted business in Marshall in the past week. Miss Maud Fowler died on the 13th and was interred at the city cemetery on the 15th. A large concourse of friends attended the funeral.
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Marshall
Clarence Stevenson
Georgia Triplett
Winnie Turk
Emma Fowler
Pete Kile
A Good Business Proposition
Walter Parker endorses the National Benevolent Society, with L A Pemberton and John Moe Kelvey as state organizers, praising sick, accident and life insurance for ages 18 to 48 regardless of color. He testifies from personal experience, citing prompt claim adjustments and personal benefits from the society.
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L. A
Walter Parker
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