The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-06-12

Narraret NJ Jones, Isabel Is. BusDee,
Lila Nav Vass, tone half term, Mar
tina b. Lewis, Mary p. Jones. Lillian /.
Slocumb zone half term), Mary Ihomp-
son. Mamie Grist Clark, Madelo Is.
Battle tone half term), Harriet r.
Bowen. Eliza FL. Simmons, frames v.
Womble, Julia II. Harris, Fannie ,.
Sans, Mamie b. Skinner, Isabel W.
Pescud. Rosa A. Battle, NJ. Susan Mar
shall. Gertrude Rosenthal, lhIy T..
Koonce. Mary NJ. Hautf, Annie b. Dun
can, lucille W. Murchison, Sarah
Smedes Root, Florida Settle tone half
terml. Jessamine NJ. Higgs, Ellen G..
King. Margaret H. Smedes, Josephine
G. Ashe. Ethel Worrell, Helen w.
Gather. Lucy NJ. Cobb, Sallie u. Har-
ris. Annie Webb Cheshire, Josephine
Belle Gullev. Anna Louise Pittenger
tone half term), Frances II. Cameron,
Caroline NJ. Means zone half term),
Margaret II. C. Trapier, Lucy katha-
rine Cannady, Martha l.. Harris, Jose
pbine l.. Brown, Columbia Munds,
Annie Gales Root. Olive l.. Armstrong,
Lily f. Dodd, Ellen Daniel
Faucet. Florida Gotten Barnes,
Josephine Fay GIasee, Edna F. Watson
Annie B. Pu1nell, Katharine 7. Mat
thews. Elizabeth J.. Kirh, Theodoer
Marshall. Mary Sherwo5l Smedes,
Helen Lvell Smedes, Bertha stein, Eva
\. Lehman, Margaret S. Cha, ton, Mary
Porter Ashe, Eltta d. PERI. r, Maud
Haigfh tone half term), Ethel \. Shat
fer. Belle C. Hay, Adelia Il. Purnell,
Xiyienne ID. Moncure, Sale ID. Par
ham, Elizabeth T. Cheshire, Laura X.
Faison Zone half term), Belle 7. Mon
cure, Narcissus Rogers.
PRIMARY AND PREPARATORY DE
PARTAENT.
Alline Young, Bessie Trapier, Jose
phine Boylan.
Honorable INSTRUMENTATION Allen.
The following young ladies are COM
mended for diligence and marked I'M
provement.
Mary G. Smith, Windham Trapier,
Emma S. Burwell, Mary w. Jordan,
Hulda Parker, Mary c. Latta, Mary
Seaton HAY. Annie Kidder Gone half
term), Bessie Powell, SusannaIh Rosen-
thai, Norah Shaffer, Laura Tonnotfski.
First Distinction in French. Misses
Martha Lewis, Lucille Murchson, Belle
Pescud, Lillian Slocomb, Florida Set
tie.
FIRST Distinction in Art.-Water Col
ors: Misses Martha Lewis, Sadie Root,
| Margaret Jones, Margaret Susan Mar
| shall.
Charcoal: Misses Mary Ferebee,
Emma Burwell, Madelon Battle.
Pencil: Misses Mary Smith, Edna
| Watson, Lrcie West.
MUSIC.
FIRST DISTINCTION.
Vocal: Misses Virginia Jordan, Ellen
Underwood.
Second Distinction: Misses Florida
Barnes, Kathrine Matthews.
PIANO.
First Distinction: Misses Patty
Lewis, Eva Lee, Margaret Smedes, Lu-
cile Murchison.
Second Distinction: Misses Kate
Leach, Louise Pittenger tone halt
term), Annie Root, Annie Cheshire.
Violin: Misses Ethel Norris, Flor
ence Boylan, Sarah Cheshire, Helen
Smedes, Master James Thomas, Misses
Windham Trapier, Belle Pescud, Emma
Eurwell, Bessie Underwood, Lula HaN-
| llins, Ellen Faucet.
| ADDRESS TO GRADUATES.
The following is brief synopsis OF
| the address of Rev. Junius M. Horner:
| Text: Hebrews X.7: Then said i
so, come lin the volume of the book
it is written of me) to do Thy will, G
| God
The Apostle quotes here from the
40th Psalm. 1T is both prophetic ana
| exegetical. The latter writer shows
THAT the passage as spoken by Dayie
referred to Christ. 1t was lie whc
came into the world to do the will who
sent Him. And the doing of that viii
was not only for the glory of the faith
er and the glory of the son but also fol-
the glory of man.
The view of Christ was considered
which presented him only as an exam
plar, guide in the iturmoiIs and hard
ships of life. He his the guide not onl,
of strong resolute manhood, but alst
of gentle, pure beautiful womanhood
From infancy to manhood anC
| through all eternity man must submit
his will to some one, else he loses 81
much of his complete Development.
The girl that is obedient and attentiv,
to duty not only derives greater pleas
ure and happiness from school-days
but builds a character and prepare.
| a body and mind capable of greater
enjoyment from year to year.
The young girl who graduates from
| school is not to consider that her life
| work is done, but rather that it is jus
begun. As you grow in mind, so YOU
should grow i'm capacities, and yor
wiz so grow, if you follow in the foot
| steps of Him who came to show how
| perfect man, a perfect woman shoult
| live.
There can be no happiness for mar
or woman who is not unseffshIy sub
missive to the demands of duty where
ever it calls.
The man who does not know how
| to be ruled, does not know how to rule
The young woman naughty in her
pride of intellect and independence who
| resolves that she will obey no one, and
who even ait the marriage-rail vows tc
love, honor nd obey the man to whom
she gives her heart and hand, but
| with the mental reserve that
| she will never obey, if he presume to
| command will find that cIIah q co1,y.ca