The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-07
DIR. KOSHER TELLS GRADUATES
 OF WORTHOF COLL LEGE- BRED MEN

not competent to the task where are we to find them The homogeneous nius so varied, so complex and mar veIous. as well as the many important
 interests that concern his wel1-being, materially and spiritually calls for wel-trained inteects and strong moral characters
 "The advantages of higher education, craze coliege-bred man, is essential and will count for more in the wears to come than in the years gone bye
 NC where treIeed Is t more sssentiaI to have than in the direction and infringement of the important interests of the When we look at the missionary work of the church, It's marvellous growth and magnitude and consider what It means to the world we are at this interest which is the spirit and es- sence Of the gospel. Then we have the | other interest Of the church and all
 the benevolent work of the church that
 must be wisely directed and properly 1 Educated Ministry.
 Then the call for an educational mfn-
 istry is heard with increased empha- | sis from the land beyond and .he home
 land alike. Though consecration has | always bee na necessary prerequisite
 to a successful ministry and is the l ! alone. will not suffice. There must be l intelligence, consecrated intelligence, l skillful labor for the Master is the call today. Where are we to find men equal to the task of successfully dt- l recting the affairs of the church and | State?
 l We are looking to the colleges for
 them and if you. with all your advan- stand for something as strong men and
 women you will disappoint the. high
 est expectations of your friends and the church and State as well. The call comes for well equipped men. men of | strong personality. May you live to
 show beyond all question your right l to exist because of the excellent service you shall render in whatever calling. business or profession you enter. | Your national library and other li-
 braries are well filled with books | right, human or divine, to exist at all. | We want you to show by your record | of usefulness. making yourselves inde- spensible in your sphere of action. that vine right as you stand for that which l will be a benediction to mankind" ,, Let me impress upon you with all the earnestness of my soul that only
 what is real, Is true. is good and beau: | tiful and that the unreal is vain and | futile. May this conviction grow upon you and may you be genuine lovers or l the true. the good, the useful. the real | that you may be real men and make record in the use of your privileges and possibilities, that will make you
 blessing to bnna mankiah nho1s ano wbsre tea you will find perfection and intending re-
 lieity. .,.. .,,tar has right ,o ex. | her became greater with increasing years that the admiration and love or your alma mater and yourself may be mutual and led on by the spirit or n n the material but the immaterial, fn- a useful career and end all In vic-
 tory glorious and complete
 Medals and prizes were awarded as follows: Sophomore, N. Gillis Cam mack; Junior, M. E.. Lazenbyi the u.
 D. c, medal, given by James p. Wsoo Dominick; Societies medal, W. H. Sad Ter, Jr.; Essayist's medal. Frank Mccoy Dominck Ready Writers medal. W.
 H. Sadler. Jr.; Scholarship medal: Davia Professor Giddens' prlze for amiabfltty and popularity among her classmates was awarded to Mattie Dominfck. pr.
 Hosmer said that owing to the enorts Southern University had been greatly | increased in the last few years.
 l Rev J $. Frazer, President of the Board of Trustees, announced that the | faculty remains unchanged. He spoke | feelingly of the prosperity of the in-- stitution and made an earnest appeal | to the people of Greensboro to help President Hosmer raise money for the erection of an up-to-datc gymnasium l in the next three months.
 Dr. Frazer also announced that the following honorary degrees were con | ferred by the Trustees: William Po- sey Hurt, D. D., Alabama Conference; Walter c. Isaacs, D. D., Alabama Con-
 ference; James II. Mccoy, D. D.. Ala | bama Conference; Richmond Pearson Hobsoon, ILL. D.
 President Hosmer offered vote of l thanks to the Greensboro Choral So- ciety for the exceptionally good music rendered In closing pr. Hosmer an- | nounced that school would open on Sep 1 tember 12.
 The last baseball game of the season 1 this afternoon between Uniontown and the Southern University resulted in
 score of to in favor of the Southern University.