The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-06-12

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The following is the list of the
graduates in the class of this year:
Bachelor OF Arts Degree-Daniel
Fielder Barber, Cameron, S. c.; Nevin
Macaulay Biser, Frederick, Md; Her.
bert F. E. Bultman, Sumter, S. c.;
Wade Hampton Dutton, Leesville. S.
c.; D. Ellis Efrd, Lexington, S. c.;
Richard Clark Floyd, Newberry, S. c.;
Robert Leslie Hipp, Elioree, S. c.;
Fdward R. Hipp Newberry, S. c.;
Harry Edgar Isenhour, Concord. \.
c.; Julia Ethel Jones, Newbery, S. c.;
Joseph l.. Keitt, Jr.. Newberry, S. c.;
Arthur Boland Lindler, Little Noun
tain, s. c.; Murry Wheeler Rikard,
Newberry S. c.; George Abney Stoud-
emayer, Batesburg, S. c.; Carl D..
Weimar, Jacksonville, Fla; Robert
King Wise, Prosperity. S. c.
Bachelor Of Science Degree-Pleas-
ant L. X. Deaton, Statesville, n c.;
Albert Harry Timm, Augusta, Ga.
Select Course-Louis Herbert Wink
North Augusta, S. c.
The following medals were award
ed the first honor of the class going
to Mr.. Bultman, of Sumter, and the
second honor to Miss Jones, Of New
berry; Greek medal to Miss Geneva
Thornton, of Newberry; German med
al, to Miss Leila Deanis, of Newberry,
with honorable mention Of w. &.
Houseal, of Newberry; history medal
to H. F. E. Bultman, of Sumter; phil
sophy medal to w H Dutton, Of
LeesYille; mathematics medal OF P. l..
K. Deaton, of Statesville, n. c.; Fresh
man medal to Julius J. Drener, of IT.
mo, with honorable mention of E. J.
Dickert, of Newberry; essay medal to
H. F. E Bultman, of Sumter All OF
the medals were announced by Presi-
dent Harms except tde philosophy
medal which was presented by DR.. w.
w. Daniel, of Columbia college.
Col. John F. Hobbs, of New York,
presented to the college museum the
suit which he wore when he was
shipwrecked some years ago some
where down in the South Sea Islands
and when he fioated for two days be-
fore he was picked up by the natives
of one of the cannibal tribes.
He also offered a silver loving cup
to that student in any class of the
college w1o maintained the highest
average in scholarship during the
year.
DR.. Harms announced that the trus-
tees had conferred the master Of arts
degree on the Rev. Perry Edgar
Shealy, of Newberry, and the Rev.
John Baxter Moose, of Richfeld, N.
c., and en- Mr.. G. Leland Summer, of
Newberrry, and that the degree of
Doctor OF Divinity had been conferred
on the Rev. J. W. HORNE, Of Colum-
bia. Roanoke college at Salem, Va,
also conferred the same degree on DR..
HORNE during this present week.
In delivering the diplomas to the
class OF 1914 and parting with them
DR.. Harms spoke in part as follows:
Invest your life. All of you under
stand that word. 1t is the word b0r-
rowed from the banking house. It is
taken from the market place. When
a man invests his money, he wants to
know what returns he shall receive.
Il you ily,st your life, have rigat to
ook for it o pay you good returns.
Most assuredly you should look for
the business you will engage in to pay
you. do not mean financial gain
alone You have right to look to
that, to expect living from any pro-
fession you may enter. AS for flnan-
cial return, should say that you have
a right conception for the use OF
money. I should urge you to go out
today with clear and definite pur-
pose to make all the money you can.
wish could ordaiu you TO that lie
OF Christian benevolence and unset
ishness. Eour profession ought to
4rnisA YOU q living. Bat i ought 70
do more nan that # me only thing
sou &c: cut OF yovr business vii! De
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