The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1901-06-01

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1.-THE >uoply Of al their Ea-s ga
has ADAPTED s1c1 70 tEs ee2e.i 70
which 4 moves T hid tie "a
given a cloibiug O., feathers ln1 q
0uaiuped, ! Clothing q -N a'a9ieo
L. their laii;g6% Er5l ~ t'
.odile that ,>le> -- ~ - @ Toe
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il zones a. s't,-, z1c so5~i-E :
aoy crocodile
Not - With uls. be oDe nio
the world lts NJ, se.peS As &C.
peudent q living oe og> aud o1i 70
continue - II deserted By Frais
az al early age : that he csa iau
Ouly what the @sI1sUenos o. coe ne
may teach him be gross % 10 S1e
respects inferior 70 brEIS themselves
Education ! the EOEth AID n
prOyement az the mind. II great
object Is happiness Ttat. thea =
the best education wbch Steooe
secures 10 The iuiividua. Ard 10 The
world the CREATES; amount q tue
happiness
THIS particular Ae. a5.Ye al
Others demands an ecgated peoPs
% citizenship Sscce Ini pbi.c-
ply arr eyolgti0oiEiBs the Visas o.
MANKIND Progress 10 the art> has
Transformed al >cseV-.Dcre1>i5s .
Thousand fold tie s1x n aocsSs AID
communication, uliupying I1oJa-
coDcelyzhly The WORKING forces Of toe
word and too Often cbsining men
To the chariot wheels u mznm0G,
Ia closing Mr.. DAVIS referred 10 bis
unhtHeSs u address class q wang
ladies, his ayocat.oo il life having
led him. be said, along paths very
foreign 10 the line o. thought sutl al
addness demanded.
Miss Mary DelCau ArS 4 sIl0:
Because q Thee -Toar. she
possesses 3 eonlrslt0 VOICE fun Of
me!0iv and showing cultivation. She
sung with ieeliog and would K a
avUrirc sith aBy a1dieucs
Presidents White ana C91k then
came 10 the stage aud presented toe
jiplon1s 10 Jbe Graduates 10 ad-
dressing tie yoang lsd.e, Pr@deul
Waite bl1 item tley usd reached
tue TOP vi this bIll 10 life after nav.
ing %ratIeuLy and I-ereyeruzly
Climbed tn.oasu the different stages
Of learning; but there were Other
bills compared to which this zoe tbey
are now 90 T. low. He urged then
not to he satisfied, 70 climb higher
where they could obtain better su1
wider aod grader yiex, Of life.
The degrees conferred 90 the
young ladies were as follows,
Miss GussHy G1TE. 4 B.: Mis-
Artle DOROTHY Hemper, A. b.: Ms,
Bertha Lsn1Fe AHra, h. L: Ms,
GISens. f. L: Miss Mary Eliza
BETH Hoyt, b. l.: Miss Myrtle Belle
Cunningham, B. l.: Miss Birdie
Chester Duncan, B. l.. Mis-, Varius
Hawkins, h. L. Mis- Lillian John
500, h l.: Ms MARI warder. g. Il
Ms. be>sie Bradley received diploma
dcpartment Of English: Misses
LS blilelte and Sadie Stafford Jaw
Received ia iS1r4eaeatal music the
b. NJ Mi>> Carli8e John.
sJu received 70 Instrumental music
The degree N. A.
10 vucal nsu,ic Mss Ethel Gihbs
received the degree b NJ
Ia art Miss KatAertne Nae Cox r.
diploma 10 hssiDess depart-
Diplomas wefs given Misses AlreDa
and halah REYNOLDS
Certificates 10 shorthand and tyne.
writing we're gwen Misses Ssilja
srskine, Grace Kelley and Raw Ons.
.nbery.
President White spoke OF tbai,
departure IRON the previous custom
the college 10 Dot giving medals
dis Teasons for this departure from
ne established Custom icing tbei,
ii9PPOvAi Thereof. He believe, the
.Te4test reward 0ne ever has 10 tai.
lie for performing 4 duty Is the Sepse
! that duty we'll done. However
e 9ia. did be believe 10 bes,oxipg
Sedals DC ~ouid Zee. amply justified
d giving 4 arSe Number.
Dc. Cba> AaalT dismissed the sudi.
Dee with @0edIcliUn aud the err.
ala sa> rUng down VI tue "a, u the
,N@e0oease8l events aud ags,kar
as Of y0Oag AIDES has eone fr,1
b cA.=Se 10 fvtkci honsr and gla-v
@ 40 in>il,uJscG that j. jt~f Al,
Coor TO TIE promoters thereof
FACULTY.
ne teachers IA Baptist Female