The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-10
SALEM

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The elaborate spread had been pre-
pared by the members OF the Bap-
fist auxiIiary, and ft~was served under
their supervision. the junior class
members being the clever waters
The banquet room was decorated
in the college colors, green and white.
with a large class pennant on the
wall of class co1ors for each year
since 1910. that gave all a reminder
of past years .s.
The new1y-organIzed Belgian or
7chestra, assisted by Messrs- Jules
Berry and John Paddington, of
sClarksburg, rendered many fine Sc
lections and during the banquet
hour were voclferously and respect
fully cheered-
SALEM. June 10.-The alumni
banquet of Salem college was held
last night at the lecture room OF the
Baptist church and was largely at
tended by a1umnae college students
and friends Of the school.
The Rev. a. G. Bo1d, pastor OF the
local Seventh Day Baptist church. act,
ed as POSTMASTER and was in happy,
genial mood and while many OF the
selected parties for the program were
absent former college graduates were
readily drafted into the program OF
the evening
Prof Joseph Roster, Of Fairmont.
and Of the class of 1895, was one OF
the principal speakers. His subject:
past, was reminiscent and jolly He
spoke Of the early days OF Cherry
Camp (now BristoD and OF the old,
familiar Mounts and paths, dear to
memory. He also referred feelingiy
to the early teachers of the Salem
public schools, as also Of the late J.
~. David and William Blair, OF their
fine teaching ability and noble char
acters and lives. Many incidents
and persons OF the early school days
were mentioned by the professor. and
he closed by a praise OF the progress
of the city and college and congrat-
uIated the people on allthe favorable
Surroundings, the progress made and
the fine school opportunities
The subjects and speakers OF the
remaining part of the program, was
las follows:
salem College-Further Memories
of the Past-Prof. Samuel b Bond
Facts of the Present W
Hertzox. class OF 1915, and c. c.
Keys, president Of alumni association
HOPES for the Future"-Prof. NJ
n Van Hon and the Hon Ernest
Randolph
rendition by male quartet
Menus
Salpfcon of Fruit
Tomato Btscue Wafers
Pressed Chicken
Creamed New Potatoes June Peas
Radishes Olives Pickles
Hot Rolls Butter Jelly
Salade d. etc SACnes
Ice Cream strawberies
Cake Conee No1r
Nuts and Minis
DR.. z. A. Wilson and wife went to
Ptttsburx early Thursday morning to
be present at the graduation OF their
daughter, Blanche. who completed
a course In Byron Kings school OF or.
atory and expression
Mrs. Clay Spindle went to Gran
vile. o.. Wednesday to spend
several days with friends and rela--
tives at that place
Mrs. Gertrude Petit. formerly In
structor In art at the college. is here
for commencement week.
Z George Trainer and wife, who have
been on a two-months' trip to the
Panama-Pacidc and San Diego expo
sttions. returned here Wednesday
morning in time 10 be present at
some Of the college closing exercises
in which they were deeply Interested
z. B. Robinson has returned from
Mason county. where he spent few
days with his brotherin- Wright.
FrG-nnsarlSo former resident of this