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Miss Valeria Clinkscales of Anderson. The
prizes were delivered by Rev. James 3. Moffa1
of Chester IN q way that was interesting tC
the onlookers, but embarrassing to the young
ladies. ~
Rev n. L. Presley tells us that goods are
very high in Mexico. Flour sells from 81 10 s.
per. hundred pounds. Beef l1% to 371I CTS,
pound. Lard - to Acts. pound. Hams 81
cts pound Breakfast strips 41 cents pound
Eggs %1cts. dozen. Soda 25cts. pound. Fry
ins chickens 3lcts. to Scots each. Hens
81 To 75cts. each Salts 25cts. pound. Quinint
- ounce.
Tuesday night the Sophomore class of Frs
kline College had banquet at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Boyce In Upper Main
street. They were paired as below.
Mr. j. w. Belts Miss Dollie Hardeman
Mr. r II. Brice Miss Mabel Clinkscalef
Mr. +. ID. Carson Miss Pinkie Estes
Mr.. w. A. billing Miss Agnes Grier
Mr.. J. B. Elliott Miss jamie Burns 4
Mr.. Il. o. Hunter Miss Lucille Coolidge
Mr.. L. r. Harper Miss Lena Smith
Mr.. A. W. Henderson Miss Louise Caldwell
Mr.. L. w. Jenkins Miss Mamie Brice
Mr.. $. X. Latham Miss Laura Martin
MIR. =. Mccain Miss Bessie Boyce
Mr.. Z: w. McCully Miss Mamie Morrison
Mr.. w. j. Nckels Miss Addie Ellis
DR.. +. \. Pressly, Mrs. +. Y. Pressly. Mr.. +.
+. Mccain and Miss Jennie Edwards, we're
the chaperons., Broiled spring chicken. tur.
key, salads, saratoga chips. olives, cak ea,
chocolates, ices and coffee were among the
many good things to attempt the appetite.
The spread was delightfully."- served under the
management OF Mrs. Boyce. Souvenirs Of the
occasion were distributed to those who were
present. and the hour for adjournment came
all too early. The young gentlemen and no
doubt the young ladies too, would have been
glad had the occasion been long drawn out.
Sabbath morning the baccaaurate sermon
was preached by the Rev. Neill E. Pressly, OF
Tampico, Mexico. The text THE went be.
fore them," was selected for the occasion, and
from 1t was preached one Of the most appro.
berto have heard. AS he stood In the foot
steps OF the late lamented president OF the
college In preaching the sermon on this occas.
lon he asked the prayer and sympathy OF the
He asked that he might be
directed by the Holy Spirit In his attemp TO
direct the heads Of the graduating class TO
Jesus Christ the bright and glorious star. G
The sermon was elaborated under five
Nsi Tie Star Of ofBethleaan guides e !. truth.
). =, ); & s4s !" comfort. f!f
l.g s;s;Isss s, ~ ysB5i :" purity. va
,S}S z ::fl5. 4 :" life. 4. 3
What did. for the Eastern %Magi st has
done for NJ yrtars and the redeemed. and Will
DC DO for for you who are soon to enter the voyage
In closing, under the figure Of a slip leaving
part spoke OF the journey Of life upon which
they were just entefing. To the present they
had been made the guidance Of their profes-
sor, but soon they must separate and try their
fortune out on the ocean OF life. He. directed
them TO take down the Holy Bibleas their
chart and to follow It's leadings until the only
5afe home is reached. The congregation gave
close attention. Beautiful anthems were sung
BY the choir. The closing prayer was offered
oy Rev. James Boyce. SO, ~ ~ 81