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BOTH ANNUAL COMM ENJOYMENT.
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leader in the community and to serve
the people in more ways than that
OF their profession. He said he was
burdened with the responsibility of
caring for the public schools of the
State, and that he was nearly as deep
ly interested in the Negro children
as he was in the children of his own
race. Prof. Brister is known to be a
conscientious worker in the interest
of public schools and he urged the
members of the class and in fact all
of the people present to do everything
in their power to aid the authorities
in making the schools better and to
work to the end that the young gen.
erations may have more thorough
education.
The Meharry Quartet rendered
beautifully Hermes' Dream of Love.
Dean Hubbard then conferred the de-
grees, after which the doxology was
sung and the benediction announced.
and the thirty-sixth ~ commencement
of Meharry Medical, Dental, Pharma.
ceutical and Nurse Training Colleges
of Walden University passed Into his
tory.
The following is the program as
rendered and the list Of graduates: {:
Professional March. Prof. l. ]. Berry
Hymn-All Hail the Power Of Je-
sus' Name .......... Audience
| Invocation =. ......,......,....
Music-Springtime (Donizetti) Rhys
-Herbert-YouIg Women's Glee
Club
Address .... DIR. M. G. B. Mason
Corresponding Secretary Freed
mems Aid Society
Music-The Chimney Song. -. Parks
Young Mems Glee Club
Address Prof. John w. Brister
Estate Supt. Public Instruction.
Music-Dream of Love. $50. Hermes
Meharry Quartette
Comforting Degrees 49,. =. $3.50.
DoXology 80. ............. 80.
Benediction -. 80. -. ........
CLASS ROLL.
Bailey, E. A., Texas; Banks, G. A.,
Maryland Bledsoe, o. L., A. B.,
Texas; Brown, J. W., Missouri;
Brooks, ]. E., Tennessee; Baranco, R.
NJ, louisiana Breedlove, j. 7, Ten
nessee; Brown, Bryant, Tenn; Buck
ner, R. G., Alabama; Blakemore, H
C., Texas; Blake, D. E., Tennessee;
Bryant, ]. B., Georgia; Canady, H
D., Georgia; Clark, w. H. g. Ten
nessee; Coleman, c. D., Mississippi;
Caller, N. B., Texas; Cammack, K
D., Alabama; Conner, D. j., Missis
sippi; Cooper, G. E., Mississippi; Cot
terrell, S. D., B. S., Jamaica; Cruick
shank, Archibald, Birth Guiena; Cur
RE, S. A. Ark; Darden, ]. B., Phar
D., North Carolina; Dixon, ]. H.
Georgia; Danny, S. NJ, Georgia; Ellis
) G. A., Arkansas Everett, B. A., Tex
as; Finley, l. W., Oklahoma; Foun
tain, Richard, Georgia; Furlow, G
W.. Georgia; Francis, Jane e. M. P.
British Guiana; Owens, ]. T. South
: Carolina; Baltimore, D. W., Georgia
Gilmore, L. H., Tennessee; Hancock
c. A., Kansas; Hankal, J. B., Tennes
: see: Johnson, A. B., South Carolina;
James, j. L., Arkansas; JONES' Homer
: W., Texas; Jones, M. H., Louisiana;
Lindsay, W. A. T., Texas; Little, w
B., Louisiana; Looney, w. e., Alaba
ma: Lewis, Samuel, Missouri; Macon
: ]. D., Mississippi; Macarthur, r. B,
: A. B., North Carolina; Mcintosh, e
| F., Mississippi; McRufin, A. H., B
s., Texas; Miller, L. ", Tennessee
( Munchus, J. E., A. B., Texas; Moore
r w. E., Georgia; Patten, J. N, Geor
gia; Patton. L. H., Arkansas; Ramey
: J. w, Indiana; Russell, J. A., Texas
r Scott, ]. s., A. B., Texas; Smith, F
, D., Georgia; Smith, ]. F., A. B., Geor