The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1900-05-12
COLLEGE NOTES;

1t is always pleasant for US to enter.
, tain the ministers Of the church of God.
whether those belonged to the regular
pastorate OF the town or those conduct
Ing special services In any OF the
churches. So 1t Is with peculiar pleas
ure hat we mention the visit of Rev. J..
u. Fleming and his consecrated wife
during the special services held at the
Presbyterian church. No one hearing
Mr.. Fleming can fail to be struck by
his earnestness and candOr in preach
Ing the word OF God. He has the cour-
age to call things by their right
names, and he was Instrumental in do
ing much good while here.
we have also welcomed Revs. J. D..
and o. B. C~ulpepper, and Mr.. Carroll.
their assistant, who leads 10 the service
OF Song. Mr.. Culpepper, Sr., is known
from Georgia to California, and his
ministry Is like a flashing sword,
bringing men and women into the
church and to a sense OF their duty as
Christians. All the churches have
worked together during these services.
and 1T Is becoming more and more an
parent that the church is a unit. and
the different denominations oply the
component parts OF a whole number.
Religion. education, civilization-syn-
onymous terms all, and, for this reason.
no true citizen, no true philanthropist
can hold himself aloof from these
special efforts made by the church.
1t wal a delightful gathering that
assembled beneath the hospitable roof
OF Mr.. r. Doak on Saturday afternoon
last. the occasion being q reception
rendered the Senior class at the Coll
lege by Miss Juliette Doak, who until
compelled by a protracted illness and
the commands OF the family physician
to cease from study, was a leading
member OF that body. In addition to
the other members Of the organization.
viz; Misses Eula Dorsey, Lillian Wood.
ard, Mary Carothers, Romauia Towns
end, Bessie West, Lizzie Perry, Court.
ney Tatum and Annie Fay Dubard.
there were present Miss Duval, Miss
Belle Knox, and Miss Sara Twin. Miss
Juliette was assisted in entertaining by
her sisters, Misses Robbie and Es.
teile Doak, and by her mother. who
combines in one all the rare ouali-
ties OF a Southern hostess. To a liter,
ary game participated in by the guests
Miss Lizzie Perry carried off the first
prize, a handsome white fan, and Miss
ftoroanla townsend received the ICON
ISOLATION" prize, a green fan. Delight
ful refreshments we're served during
the afternoon which passed away ali
loo swiftly for the young %honorees.
The honors Of the Senior class were
awarded recently, and so nearly were
the competitors pittei against each
other that out of the eight members
composing the class, whose names were
given above, all stood on such al equal
ground that it was quite a difficult
problem to decide TO whom the highest
grade belonged. 1t would have been
still more difficult to decide but for the
fact that some OF the members carried
outside studies, and in making the
average this, pr~eponderance went
against them. Miss Woodland was
awarded the highest grade, with Miss
Carothers as a close second.
Our accomplished lady principal.
Mrs. M. |. Hoskins, left on Wednesday
evening for Vicksburg to attend the
meeting OF the State Epworth League,
which Is in session there. Mrs. Hos
kins has "A paper to be read before the
convention, and we doubt not that it
will be a leading feature of the pro-
gram.