The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1911-05-24
KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY,
COMMENCEMENT
OF Mt. Sterling Collegiate InSti-
tute to Begin Next Sunday
and Close Wednesday.

marking the close of the fifth SEES
sion of Mt. Sterling Collegiate In
stitute, will be held on May 2S-31.
The program of the entire COM
mencement will consist of four
different exercises. On Sunday
evening, May %, the Baccalaure-
ate Sermon will be delivered by
Rev. H. q. Moody at the Christian
Church at 1870 O'Clock. Rev.
Moody will speak on THE Value
of Decision" On Monday even
ing. May 20, the annual Musical
Recital given by the pupils of Miss
Emma Lee Sleet will be held in
the Chapel at NJ. S. G. l. On
Tuesday evening, May 80, the
Collegiate Promeade, given by the
Freshman, Sophomore and Junior
classes of the Institute in honor of
the Seniors, will be held on the
campus of the school. On Wed
nesday morning, May 81, the an
nual Commencement Exercises will
be held at 1890 o'clock in the
Chapel at NJ. S. G. l. On this
occasion the address to the gradu-
ates will be delivered by Rev. II.
g. Garrison, pastor of the Chris
tian Church of Danville, KY, on
the theme The Life Beautiful.
The graduating class of Nj. S.
y. |. this year consists of nine
graduates Misses Elizabeth Cock
rell, Mary Blevins, Catherine Had
den and Carolyne Arrasmith, and
Messrs. Thomas Cravens, Edward
Bogie, Charles Rainey, Webb Be
wins and Bruce Robbins.
A very elaborate and entertain
ing program will be rendered at
the Commencement Exercises to
be held Wednesday morning. In
addition to the address to be de-
livered by Rev. Garrison to the
graduating class, the program con-
sists of an Welcome address, three
OratiOns, presentation of diplomas,
awarding of medals, several must
cal numbers and announcements.
The Welcome Address will be
given by Miss Catherine MADDEN,
first honor graduate of the English
course. The Valedictorian address
will be delivered by Mr.. Thomas
X. Cravens, first honor graduate of
the Classical course and Valedicto-
rian of the class. An grafton will
be delivered by Mr.. Charles Raj
ney, second honor graduate of the
class, on the subject what Nextl"
A third Grafton will be delivered
by Mr.. Bruce Robbins, class rep
resentative, on the subject Rising
From the Ruins of War"
Medals will be awarded to the
three pupils making the highest
average for the entire year in De-
pertinent and Attendance, Schol-
arship, and General Excellence.
The music for the occasion will be
given by the pupils of Miss Sleet. !
The presentation of diplomas and
for the coming year
will be made by Prof. r. L. Cord,
President of the Institute
The entire Commencement exer.
Uses will be the most extensive
ind entertaining program ever
yiyen by the Institute since its
establishment. The past year has
,een the most successful in the
history of the school. The en-
'ollment has exceeded the two
hundred mark and the years work
las been most satisfactory.
All patrons and friends of the
chool are cordially invited to be
resent at each occasion of the
Commencement.
Special music will be rendered
'unday night and the services will
egin at 1880 o'clock. The first
hree rows of the middle section
f the church will be reserved for
he nine members of the gradual
,g class. while the remaining part /