Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-11
TH|RTY-0NE GRADUATES
LEAVE union SEMINARY
Gtntcr Park Students Enter Upon
Field Work for Presbyte-
rlan Church.
LARGEST CLASS IN HISTORY
Kew. r. F. Campbell, D. D., Ashe-
rillo, Delivers Commencement Adj
dress in Place of Alfred NJ. Scales,
Greensboro, Who Is Kept Away.

Ihlrty-one young men were grad
Naied from the Union Theological Sem
mary, Ginter Park. yesterday To day
'ney arc moving to their various fields
"t labor. all having been assigned TO
work prior TO tho commencement. The
maj exercises were held for tho 103d
tinlc, and the largest class in the SEM
!hary'S history went forth into the
ministry of the Presbyterian Church.
The commencement address was de-
tVcred IN the chapel by Rev. X. f..
campbell. D. ID, of Ashevilic, n. C.,
rho spoke in place of Alfred NJ. Scales.
OF Greensboro, who was unable to bo
present. There was n large audience
OF graduates, undcrclassincn and
friends Of the faculty and students.
TAFFE And ROBERTSON
DIVIDE HOGE FELLOWSHIP
or considerable interest to the s.u-
""nt body was the award of prizes
!" the graduates. The highest award,
The Moses -. HoGe Fellowship. which
carries with & the expenses for Il years
post graduate work, was awarded 10
christopher *. Taffc, Of Louisville. Ky,
%nH Hugh Robertson. of Mariana, Ark.
nom young men graduated with the
'cHr"e of bachelor Of arts. and were
30 evenly matched IN scholarship and
experiment that the faculty could not
u" otherwise than to divide equally be-
i"ccn them the coveted prize.
Z q.
~ well ~ the fields TO which the. have
tc"n assigned follows:
NJ. Rycrson Turnbull, Lexington: field.
NosSy Creek.
Eugene Alexander. Charlotte. n. C.;
held. Raeford. y G.
Frank r. Anderson. Greenvillc. & C.:
h"!d, Grecnvillc, s. e.
Henry g. Bedinger, Atlanta; field.
AFheville, y. G.
John a. Bowman. Washington; Held,
Eealeton
Francis J. Brooke. Jr.. Romney. ".
va: field. Gormania. W. Va
Lloyd c. Campbell. Paw Creek, y. C.:
t'eld. Blaine. w. Va
Charles T.. Clarke, GLADYS: field.
f4nly, y. c.
Edward NJ DELANEY. Bristol; field,
LynchburG
George W. Diehl. Norfolk; field,
Richmond
Hugh Fitzpatrick. j. Boston Mass
field. Rich'nond
William s. Golden, Talladega, Ala F:
ncld. Sanford. X. G.
John 1. Hughes. Newport News; field.
Anchorage, Alaska
William p. McElroy. Columbus. Ca;
hcld, Dawson, Ga.
+ W. Mitchell. Binser, Okla: field,
Wapanucka, Okla.
Clarence o Pardo. Sanford. y C.;
field. Slab Fork, w. Va
Julius p. Profit. watauga. Tenn
field. Greenfield
Hugh Robertson. Marianne, Ark
field. Hcber Springs, Ark.
Frank NJ. Ryburn. Mcadowview: field,
Phoenix
Eugene G Scott. Columbus. Miss;
field. Aberdeen. Miss
Edgar W. Smith. paramount, W Va:
field. Iron Gate.
William W. sprouse, Fountain Inn.
s, G.; field. Irwin.
c. *. TaTe. Louisville, Ky: field,
Meridian, Miss.
Thomas G Tate. Old Fort. n. c.:
field. Nj. Holly. y c.
H. Kerr Taylor. Greenville, s e.:
field. Maysviilc. Ky
Joseph g. Walker, Graham, y c;
field, Greensboro. y C..
Robert I. Wallace. Srottswond; field,
Crozet
Joseph r watkins Henderson, y e:
nold. Henderson. =. G
John. William Young. Lr., Grenada
Miss; field, It.a Dcra. NJ SIS
Lewis \. Kelly, Greenfield. No. field,
Greenfield, Mo.
Herbert V. Carson. Glade Spring, 10
travel IN interest of the forward move
ment in foreign missions.