The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-31

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things.-the snbstance-thnt though they
Il might have studied and read at home,
yet they would not have made I he s:a NE,
progress that they did at school. g
N cause 81 sis.s he said. 81 Was hs s. fey
had teacher at school. and 1t was the
spirit OF the teacher incucntcd IN hem
s that made the difference. Applying this
I lie declared they must get the spirit = OF
the Great Tencie err n item md lavs I f!e!r
& lives cEastened and moulded and beauti-t
i fed by this spirit until It ended IN a
gio-lfed immprta lty. The Leading
thought Ii, the address was the prlinacy
OF tho soul as related to mere matter
and the Importance OF thoroughly conse-
Grated Christian living
BISHOP LINES. s E5E
Bishop Lines sad he wanted 10 sexrr essi
!, his nrst un1ualif1cd commentator OF
tits great work of he Church, which was
filling itsEmss!on SO grar!diy and 20 sil 6
& cessfully.3 HIS heart swcllcd with pride
and gratitude 10 God as he looked upon.
Y tie faces OF so many young men and
II women heing trained ,ln3cr tho auspices
4 of the Churah IN the essentials that so.
no make character. manhood and EwOlnan-t
hood. He could but realize what leayen5
such young men and sw0mt n w3uld, be to
the vast lump OF ignorance and super
81 iionI Sof this ace, and he thanked
y God for such a wosk and Congratulated.
I the Church in having Il man SO thorough
~ consenrated to his people ana the
interest Of Nthe Church as ArchIencon
RUSSELL He and his comrades had seen
and heard for themselves, and they could
d go. back ard tell their people that the;
BSEalfe had never been lid. In letter
from Bishop l. mes, Just received. uEder
late OF May: the 2255t h. he aas$the follow
Ing to say: We e.1oyed our visit to.
q Lawfenceviile very much and as one OF
hn 81 n m nh ENyHty ~
heartily for all that you did. i am sure.
tina we came away with high apprecia-
ton of the cha racterS Of your work and q
desire to make It known to the Church.
and to render any service IN our pow r.
You have built up. n great work and I ave
general on Fl
After the exercises we've over the
bishops Inspected the schools eiectrlo
light and les plant Thty5lcft next morn
ing at 400 for the North.
Z GRADUATING EXERCISES,
"Wednesday at $ O'Clock r. III. the 4
spacious assembly room of Maurice Hall
was filled to Overlooking with gradu-
ates. visitors and friends Of the lnsti-
tuition to witness the! seventeenth am
nual graduating exercises The white
ally. In fact, nearly one whole side OF
the hall was required to accommodate
them Many oftthe most prominent and 4
influential white citizens of the place
were among tho number
One regretted feature was the unavoid-
able absence OF distinguished expected
guests. Bishops Randolph, Burgess,
fines and Greer and Rev. lor. r.. y.
Tucker. who were down for addresses,
were unable be present. The bishops
\ came but pressing engagements COM
PEELED them to leave before the gradu-
8atipg exercises, Barring this series OF
passed off splenddly. "a
& The programme began promptly at 5
O'Clock 7. Nj, and was well rendered
throughout, The Sorations and Yaledic-
tory deserve special mention; perhaps,
though, where all a ID so well. 1T Is hard
r to discriminate The pr ogral1lne was as
follows. M Fl
Music, hymn sss, n
Inyocation,s Rev, J. w. Livingston,
salutatory with oration John Henry
Scott. h q s } II VI * 4is Ii ~ " "a NJ g !,
sRulll Your Monuments III Fleshl and.
4 Blood ,s VA FIJI w IN S.s N, 1.
Grafton, t'The RESPONSIBILITIES That
4 Await Ms 8 William Edward Bnrden,
.ss Chorus, Awake AXE he Fluwers-
h Unfold" Il * sssst
Essay, 9cholee Of companlppa,'' Lucy
Perry. * W, Rs 3ssi 5sJ a.
u Grafton watch Francis Eager Pree.
q Chorus, GLORY and Iloye 10 tho Men
of DID, 81
Class prophecy Mamie BOYD.
Grafton with aled!etory, T re PI
Harris Evans. " VI,
.s# "Gradatlnl' Cstep by step g
81 Chorus, Blow Ientle Breezes blow
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