Salem Female Academy Commencement and Peace Institute Exercises
A multi-part report from Salem and Raleigh notes Salem Female Academy’s commencement in an eventful five days featuring an alumni meeting, a grand concert of Handel’s The Messiah, diplomas for 32 graduates, and notable speakers. Bishop Kondthaler presided at the love feast as crowds filled the chapel. Prof. Saul Schmalck praised the orchestral performance. Separately at Louisburg, C F McKesson spoke on The Poets and Poetry of the Bible, praising biblical imagery and David and Isaiah’s verse. The Mecklenburg declaration debate is discussed, defending its historicity against northern doubt. Peace Institute celebrates its closing term with graduation, music, and oratory by seventeen graduates led by Miss Bettie Dinwiddie. The program features solos, readings, and a class prophecy in a festive chapel setting.
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University
State Chronicle
Salem Female Academy
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Handel
Salem
Saul Schmalck
Athaliah
W. A. Lutz
Lutheran Church
W. W. Moore
Hamden Sidney
Susanne Alathenson
Clewell
University of North Carolina
Hentirely
Tama Mappy
Ivortu Warullina
Blanchwood
North Carolina
Ava Stroup
Texas
Salem Orchestra
Dr. Rondthaler
Louispure
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C. F. McKesson
McKesson
David
Isaiah
Mr. McKesson
Peace Institute
Dinwiddie
William Peace
Institute
Bettie Dinwiddie
Misses McIlwaine
B Dinwiddie
M. Dinwiddie
Katie Belvin
Mary Mills
Schiller
Mary Stuart
Elisabeth
Chopin
Maude Merriman
Prof. Baumann
Lila Bell
Willie Bown Graves
Kate Belvin
It Should Be in Every House Dr. King's New Discovery
J B Wilson of Sharpsburg Pa extols Dr King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds claiming it cured his wife threatened with pneumonia after la grippe when other remedies failed. Robert Barber of Cooksport Pa says it gave more relief than any prior lung medicine. Free trial bottles at John Y Mac Rae's drugstore. Large bottles 39c and 1.00.
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Dr. King
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Ninth annual council of East Carolina diocese meets in Elizabeth City
The Diocese of East Carolina holds its ninth annual council at Elizabeth City’s Christchurch on the 18th with Rev. Dr. James Carmichael as president and Rev. N Harding as secretary. Deputies to the Baltimore general convention include several clergy and laity. The opening sermon is by Rev. T M N George. Next year’s convention will be at St Peters Church in Washington. Statesville College begins commencement next week with graduate exercises midweek and a concert Thursday night.
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Edenton
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Mecklenburg County
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Charlotte
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Charlotte News
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Asheville to host gala week July 11 16
Statewide news notes Asheville plans a gala week from July 11 to 16. Other items report hail damage in northeastern North Carolina, a central hotel in Wadeboro to be rebuilt, and ongoing building in Wilmington.
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Carlisle Will Not Attend University Commencement
On returning from the Salem female academy commencement I received a letter from Senator Carlisle stating illness delays and his withdrawal from a Kentucky trip to attend the University of North Carolina commencement. The program for May 31 and June 1 features alumni events, reunions, orations, baseball games Raleigh vs University, and university concerts.
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State Chronicle
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