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the state were represented in the pa
rade. The Fargo and Grafton bands
aided the local band in furnishing mu-
sic for the occasion. The rea was
brought up by the Salvation Army.
The Graduation Exercises.
The feature of last nights session
Of the North Dakota Sunday School
'cises at which a large number of Sun
day school teachers received their
diplomas for completing the teachers
training course offered under the di-
rection of the association. Supt. Wal
lace n. Stearns presided at the exer-
cises. Diplomas for the first standard
were conferred by Pres. A. L. Bishop,
for the advanced standard by Superin-
tendant Stearns, and awards for
special courses were presented by
Secretary Snow.
Music was furnished by the COM
bined Fargo. Grand Forks and Grafton
bands and by a chorus of 200 voices
under the direction Of Professor Hall
of Philadelphia. The chorus was
trained by Professor Pease and ac-
quilted itself very ~creditably. A short
address was made by DR.. Franklyn
McElfresh, international secretary of
the alumni association. DR.. McElfresh
spoke of the great service which the
teachers could render IL they would
put their best effort into the work and
welcomed the new graduates into the
general association.
Following is the complete program
me and the list of graduates:
Programme.
professional.
2-Inyocation.
3-Music.
Address, Prof. Walter S. Athern,
A. NJ, dean of the department of
religious education, Drake univer-
sity, Des Moines, Ia.
presentation of Glasses and con-
ferring OF diplomas.
L. First Standard-Conferring of
diplomas, Pres. A. L. Bishop.
2. Advanced Standard-Confer-
ring Of diplomas. Supt. Wallace N.
Stearns.
8. Awards for special courses,
Sec. Walter A. Snow.
6-Reception of graduating class into
the Alumni association. Internal
tional Sec. Frankling McE1fresh,
Phi. D., Chicago.
Music.
.8-Hymn, congregation standing. Ben
nCSfSF OF
FIRST STANDARD COURSE.
Live Wire.
Baptist, Grand Forks-Motto, Keep
the Power On. Colors, Nile green and
.ingham, Grace Loughin, Fedonia Ker-
mott, Ella Hewitson. Alice Stinson,
Hazel Fink.
The AnphireaIs.
Methodist. Abaraska-Motto, Knowl-
edge Us Power. Colors, lavender and
white. Mrs. May Cuthbertson. Mary
#Hagemeister, Minnie Hagemeister,
Mrs. u. l.. Hay, Clara Lindsay, Frank
Lindsay, Wilfred Lindsay, Ed Tucker,
Florence Tucker. Anna Pauline Wilson,
katherine Woodside.
The Ayr Pioneers.
Presbyterian, Ayr-Motto, On to
Victory. Colors. white and purple.
Wilfred C. Mckay, kathryn Nelson,
A1eda Rose, Viola Rose, Mrs. Sara A,
Stockford.
The Jewel Seekers.
Presbyterian, Bathgate-Motto, Our
Responsibility Ends Only With Cur
Best. Colors, blue and white. Maggie
Jackson Brown, Mrs. Janet M. Foster
e. Laura Morrison, Myrtle Parsons
Mrs. Ellen Il Wilson.
The Federated Glass.
Federated, Casselton-Motto, Labor
Omnia Vincit. Colors, blue and white.
Mrs. George Fowler, Mrs. Julia Laird.
The Volunteers.
Congregational, Crary-Motto, Per
severance and Faith. CoIors, gold and
white. Annie Brown John Brown,
Rebecca Calderwood, Margaret Laurie,
Olive Mathieu, Mrs. Kate Ryall.
The Union Class.
Union, Des Lacs-Motto, Farther On,
Colors, crimson. Bertha u. Davy, Dor
IA. Davy, Mrs. Don III. Dayy. Horace
II. Davy, Fred w. Groninger, Nellie A.
Groninger, Rev. w. 10. Speaker, Veiva;
Mrs. w. r.. Epeaker. VeIva.
The Stars OF the Valley.
Presbyterian, DickeyMotto, There
Is More Beyond. Colors. pink and
green. Flower, carnation and fern.
Fred D. Reher, Clara blanche Rue,
Earl Al. SEGA, Sara Temple. Mabel n
Warmer.
The Mid-yNests.
Methodist Emerado-Motto, Fear
God and work Hard. Colors, orange
and black. Barney S. Burns, Dortha
Burns, May Crawford, Grace IT,. See
bart, Ida Es Seebart.
The Erie Hasticrs.
Presbyterian, Erie4Motto, Diligeni
Labor Brings Its Own Reward Col