Baccalaureate Sermon Highlights Class of 1912
President Bruske preached the baccalaureate at the Presbyterian church before a full audience. The outline centered on What lack I get from Luke Matt 10 20, urging graduates to face real world limits, self knowledge, and future self reliance with guidance from teachers and divine friendship.
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Bruske
Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Zacheus
Nicodemus
Samaria
Israel
Toved
Taft
Yale
Senator Root
Hamilton
Justice Mughes
Brown University
Ane
Theodore Roose
Commencement Orators and Degree Recipients Listed
The commencement program names speakers Laura Sebring Robert Hume Leon Landerbach Carrie Neilson Loretta Chi and William Pohly for the forenoon oration. Degrees will be conferred on Baker Kooth Brown Cook Fraker Gorton Hovey Landerbach Mills Neilson Peacock Pohly Rowland Sebring DeVries Amsbury Miller Miller and others from the four year music course and the academy.
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Laura Sebring
Robert Hume
Leon Landerbach
Carrie Neilson
Loretta Chi
William Pohly
Jonanna Dorothy Baker
Eleanor Bittner
Vinnie Cecil Kooth
Laura Alice Brown
Loretta Blanche Clim
Robert Howard Cook
Poster Allen Fraker
Gladys Leona Gor*ton
Ruth Elizabeth Hovey
Robert Frank Hume
Leon William Landerbach
I. S
Hattie Belle Mills
Carrie Elizabeth Neilson
Gail Enid Peacock
William Young Pohly
Carrie Lewise Rowland
Ernest Wilburn Sebring
Katherine May DeVries
Theo Maud Amsbury
Bernice Amanda Miller
Vivane Perkeley Miller
Alpha Theta Midnight Banquet Recalls 22 Year Tradition
The Alpha Theta sorority hosted its annual midnight banquet with seventeen alumnae returning. Toasters included Carrie Rowland as toast-mistress and Lois Fraker among others. alumnae and current members enjoyed a night of fellowship, song, and memories in Alma, with several attendees visiting for a Masonic Home Board of Control meeting.
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Alpha Theta
Carrie Rowland
Ella Bittner
Auf
Lela Duff
Louis
Ruth Pierson
Providence
Francis Mason
Blanchard
Lois Fraker
Grand Ledge
C. W. Sidebotham
Brooklyn
Harold Gaunt
Wheaton
Minn
Minnie Kinnard
Detroit
Stephen Hill
Bad Axe
Peacock
Favart
Edith Cook
Cleveland
Ohio
Strong
Fairman
Agnes Hope
St. Johns
Alice Marsh
Beryl Kergen
Cass City
George B. Randalls
Alma
Helen Cook
Frank Worst
Ann Arbor
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Aids Burns and Wounds Quickly
Nation reels from Fourth of July injuries yet Bucklen’s Arnica Salve restores thousands. It heals burns cuts bruises bullet wounds and explosions and treats boils ulcers eczema sore lips and piles. Available for 25 cents at Wheaton & Sons Rhodes' Drug Store The Rexall Drug Store.
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Bucklen
Arnica
Wheaton & Sons
Rhodes
Rexall
Church Announcements and S Sunday Service Schedule
A listing of services from several churches. First Church of Christ Scientist holds Sunday worship at 10 15 a m in Knights of Pythias hall with Wednesday prayer at 7 30 p m Reading room offered Saturday 2 4 p m. Free Methodist Church worship 10 45 a m and 7 80 p m with Sunday school 9 30 a m and midweek prayer Wednesday 7 30 p m at corner W Center and Cedar. Church of Christ services at 10 00 a m Sunday school 11 00 a m and evening 7 30 p m. M E Church morning service 10 00 a m Sunday School and Epworth League at 3 00 p m and 6 30 p m. midweek 7 30 p m Thursday in lecture room. Baptist Church Sunday 10 00 a m service with 11 80 a m Sunday School and 7 0 p m evening service. Thursday 7 0 p m prayer at 702 Woodworth Ave. St John’s Church morning prayer and sermon 10 00 a m Sunday School. evening prayer and sermon 7 00. Friday litany at 7 30. J Frank Jackson rector. Presbyterian Church worship 10 00 a m and 7 00 p m with Bible school 13 30. Young People 6 00 p m. midweek 7 15 p m.
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First Church OF Christ
Free Methodist Church
Wansenier
W. Center
Cedar Street
G. W. Kiffer
M. E
Ln League
Epworth
Church
Baptist Church
Sanday
J. W. Priest
Woodworth Ave
St. John’s Church
J. Frank Jackson
Presbyterian Church
New Heroism Discussed At Union Meeting
Union meeting in the college chapel featured Rev. Charles W. Sidebotham delivering an address on The New Heroism using Isaiah 24. He argued for a shift from warlike heroism to peaceable, constructive heroism with plowshares and pruning hooks, emphasizing limiting work to fit capacity and three facets: bravery, brain power, and ideality. Regular Alma council meeting followed with votes on poles, sewers, resignations, and several fund payments.
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Ata Union
College Chapel
Charles W. Sidebotham
Sidebotham
Auma
Sen
City of
Alma
J. M. Montigel
Fuller
Pulfrey
iCook
Bell Telephone Co
Palfrey
Cook
Kehn
Fraker
Ald. Fuller
Ald
Gratiot Avenue
Ald. Fraker
Roy Goodspeed
Ald. Palfrey
Superior Street
Ald. Cook
Yeas
Hurst Leaves Alma College Post for Statewide Agency Work
Franklin R. Hurst, formerly field secretary at Alma College, resigns to pursue statewide work for Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. He will focus on teachers and college seniors to recruit agents and write policies. Hurst now resides in Ann Arbor with his family and remains highly regarded in company rankings. Professor James Mitchell spent Saturday at Breckenridge. Frances Mason and Selah Duff visited from Blanchard and St. Louis. Vern Wright stayed at Crystal. Lois Fraker returned from Grand Lodge. Carrie Neilson hosted her mother during commencement week.
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Hurst
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co
Franklin R. Hurst
Alma College
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mr. Hurst
Frank
James Mitchell
Breckenridge
Frances Mason
Blanchard
Selah Duff
St. Louis
Laura Brown
Vern Wright
Crystal
Lois Fraker
Grand Lodge
Carrie Neilson
Rca
Western Homeopathe Medical College of
Cleveland
Leed
Alma Sanitarium
Alma
Mic
Mont Caves
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Fife
Wright & Brown
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State Street
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Council Proceedings
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BR. Spinney
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Spinney
Andrew B. Spinney
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Belding Sanitarium and Retreat
Belding, Mich
Smyrna Sanitarium
Smyrna, Mich
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