The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-09
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Bethany Class
liVers Interesting Address
20 the Students.
BIG ALUMNI DINNER is
SERVED AT NOON HOUR
Senator George W. Oliver and Justice
Lamar Of Supreme Court
Unable 10 Attend.

Refore a crowd that thronged old
Chapel hall 70 the doors. historic
Bethany college yesterday gave 10 the
world another class OF young men and
women. who. after completing four
years of work within her classic halls
are now put forth 20 fght the real
and actual battles OF life for which
they have been preparing By all IL
was conceded that 1911 was the ban
ner commencement iu all The seventy
years of the schools existence. The
attendance was unusually large. and
the presence of Governor Glasscock
drew additional crowds In the after
noon Early in the day the stream OF
visitors into the little village started,
and hy the time set for the exercises
to begin iu the morning chapel hall
was crowded. not an inch OF room be
INK available
From O'Clock until noon. tho cars
from WheelsburE poured additional
throrgs of humanity into the college
town Although yesterday marked
the last events OF commencement
week. many OF the visitors remained
over FOR 'hc exercises in connection
with 'he anniversary ~ the Adelphiau
Literary society. which Will be held
Iu the chapel this evening
Cramblett Delighted
The year Just past has been "a nota
hie one in the history ~ the old col
logc. and President Cramhlotf OK
pressed himself as being delighted
both With thc work accomplished dur
ug i'fOii and a prospects FOR 1911
i- Indications are frlt with ln.
creased facilities afforded bv Tho now
buildings and thr growing reputation
ni Bethany as thorough. effective
educational Institution. The coming
year 0In hr banner ore
Throughout yesterday program.
fhc rendering of orofIona was inter.
egersed with selections ON fhe new
pipe organ hf Ir James Irwin Norran.
uho PLAYED no the dedication Wcduoa
dat estu.nE arI vocal solos hf Miss
Jessie uerr. of pUtehurE Tho col
.cge orchestra also took 1n active part
.r fhr musical pr0Erlw rendering
several excellent selections from fhe
latest operas
Promptly Hf ..sn yesterday morn.
nr fr fhr strains off fHr college
orchestra. fhe class OF 1919 fIrI into
Chapel rsu and tooa their places on
flo platform Orr Phillip Johnson. or
fhr faculty. delivered fho Invocation.
calling down divine blessing upon tho
class tnI fhr audience and asking fo~
fhr guidance OF Providence fnr fhc
tuunr mon and women about fo leave
their alma mnfcr ready f1 meet fhr
problems OFF Ufe nrd with fhcir entire
future frf before flcm.
9aiutatory
Arthur Nnrrnw Hs HffIfIf0rf1n.
ncIcomcf 600 friends patrons and
a'umrI fr f.e graduating exercises OF
fI. rIaH IIr touched lr1u fho Haa0
c.afirrs NJ fhr pact four Years and
r,pr..sed tfr pleasure 0f tho rItes at
having fn mnnf uffh Nsm during
fHnIr fn1l moments as Students of
Nrfhrr..
'Ncr Who do things pro in demand
declared John Henry Cable speaking
0u fhe .ubIeot OF .hfruIrm. Mon
vho fo fhIura uin success. whether
success he interpreted f0 hc rlchos or
popularity Weal succoss. however
iIDa 'n SERVING fn fhc people what fhot
demand Action f0r others because
occasion demands actIou. Hud NOT hc
cause action would hring acif benefit
toontinusd on Einm FsrsJ