The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-06-23
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Work.
The closing exercises OF Fdrman
: University were held in the chapel
Thursday morning. After prayer by
the Rev. James E Brown of Due Wes;
the following programme was carried
out:
Music, Piano Duet-Misses Lot!ie
and Aunie Manly.
Announcement OF distinctions.
Music-Vocal Duet-Misses Birdie
Dyckwor1h and Aunie Manly.
Grafton: Opportunity y. e.
Bates.
Music-Piano solc-Miss Alpha Nc.
Ghee.
Ocation: "Tmpressions from Biog,
raphy"-R. K. Taylor
Osstion: "a Cuban's Appeal to
Americans M. c. Barton.
Music Vocal Solo Miss Sarah
iSmith.
Grafton: ssAbuse of Political Par
ties"-Jsmes a. Hoyt, Jr.
Music-Piano Solos-Misses Kathe-
rine and Margaret Moore.
Grafton: Social Control"-C. T..
Wilkins
Award Of medals.
Music Piano Duo-Miss Annie
Manly and Chev. G. F9rrata.
DR. Manly, the president. then de,
livered dioIonas to the following
class:
Master of Ar!s-Clarence E. Viii
kirs CT Clarendon,
BAcheler Of Ar5s-J ohn Z. Hair Of
Barnwell, James 4 Hoyt, Jr, of
.Greeavil!e. Robert h Taylor OF North
Oar Dina, and Henry K. Toznes OF
G.eeuvi'le
Bachelor of Sc:ence-Frark 7. Oar
D4rgan OF G-eervllle.
B&chAor. Of Literature-M G Bar
ton of O,onee, + . Bates OF Spartan
burg, Ruth S. Darnan Of Spartan
burg. W. N Eartin Of Fairfield, W.
L M&uldiu, Jr.. o: Greeuvllie, NJ. }.
McFadden Of Chester, and L. O. Rich
ardson oE Anderson
Master OF Mathematics and Mech AMI.
cal Pnilosophy-F T. DargsD, J. *.
Il .ir acd l. G Richardson.
Master Of Pnilosophy-Emma V.
Johnson Of Greenvilie.
Mr.. L &. Richardson. one OF taose
receiving dHg.ess, is y recent graduate
of th8 United States N,vAl academy,
where he won q bsaugiiul sword by
his high stand in TIE academy. He
vas for several years a student OF
Fu-man, where he did such exec lent
work rs 10 enr,tle him to a diploma
bot he did 70. apply fcr it until this
year.
The E 1del medal in declaration
was awarded 10 " E. Jorda "A o. Ches-
ter. the Melichaa1p roedsl IN EogI,sh
10 .. Z Holland @ Greeavite, and
the McM;Ilac nGedsl II decia ana.ion TO
R VI Pratt o. Bsnnetu'Nte.
The g-ad3a:i1g excess Of TIE Ea
m2ie college we're held Thursday
night, when the address gas delivered
by Dr.. D. NJ. Ramsey of Charleston.
Tne programme vas as follows:
Pfsoer
P4oc S,lo-Miss L,ttie Msnly and
Cae7 Ferrasa
Easa7: THE Worlds Forces
Luva E. Anew.
Vocal Soio: "Dost Thou Know That
S~ee: Laua" 4 smi;h.
Add-sss-D-. D. b Ramsey.
Essar: "Noclesss O >lige"-Gsrg1
Dr.. RiIeg, the president, deliy-
cred diplomas 10 the graduates.
The progranme closed with the
singing 0! ch orus for female voices
composed for ard dedicated to the
class of 1897. By Giuseppe Ferrata
Cavalier, nusical instructor OF Green
vile Finale college; words by Mrs.
N. 81. Cleveland of Greeuville. Tais
was beautiful and tisEiug close to a
snccesstul years work.
Tbs graduates sre:
Bachelor Of Arts-L1va E. Agnew
Of Donaids, Cliff ,rd B. Jord an of
Gre,uville, Nina " Riser of Green
Vile, R,boie P. Wakefield OF S=ptus,
Nell S. Waters OF aonea Path
Bachelor Of Eaglish-M. Amelia
N1rfis of Varces, Cora @. Parker OF
G-eenvilla, Janie Z Sra IN of Green
viii. Kate Il. Sloan OF Greeuville, and
Marguerite A. Tindal OF Fielder.
TIE alumni association of Furma1.
at its annual meeting lhis week, de.
cided to push tie matter of an alumni
hail aud through the efforts of PreSi-
dent Moseley aud others eaough money
has been subscribed to jsutify the belief
tnat work Will soon begin. 1t mas
besn proposed toas the alumni holo q
Dig celeoration II 1901. tie semi-cen-
tenuial OF the foundi, g of Furnan.
Cne Rev. &. h Moseley 0; Florence
5as been elecled TO tne posisiCn Of
trustee nade vacau. by fhe deatn OF
tue Rev. J. a w. Tnomes, and the
Rev D ". Ky tskes tHe place Of G
a. Norwood -Sta.e.