Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-05-04
TH|RTY-ONE TO GRADUATE
FROM UNION THEOLOGICAL
large Glass VIII Figure in Com.
mencement Exercises, Which
Begin Sunday.
PROMINENT MEN WILL SPEAK
Fe'' Il. S. Drank, ID. d., Of savan-
nan, VIII Deliver Baccalaureate
sermon; Rev. ID. H. Ralston, ID. d.,
oi Charlotte, Annual Address.

announcement exercises Of the Union
theological Seminary will begin Sum
"aF morning at II o'clock in the semi
mary chapel. Rev. r. S Drank. d. d.,
pastor Of Independent Presbyterian
church, Savannah, will deliver the bac-
c"!aureate sermon. In the evening he
viii preach at Grace Covenant presby-
terrain Church. lie is graduate Of
'he University of Virginia, and has
SianE College friends in Richmond.
Key ID. II. Rolston, d. d., pastor of
me First Presbyterian Church. OF Char
iotte. n. c., Will deliver the annual
address before the Society OF Mission
AIRY Inquiry
At 10 o'clock on Tuesday morning
the board OF directors will hold Its
annual meeting. Tuesday night at $40
o'clock. Rev. Edward Mack. ID. d.. Will
he lnauSurated as Mccormick profess
sor OF Hebrew and the Interpretation
of the Old Testament. His inaugural
address will be "The Homiletic Value
OF the Old Testament" Rev. +. T. Nc
Fadcn, pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church. of Richmond, will deliver the
charge 10 the new professor. George
w. Watts, president OF the board OF
directors will eXpound the engage
ments into which all professors Of the
college enter
The final commencement exercises
Mt II o'clock. a. NJ. Scales. OF Green's
Aoro. y. c.. will deliver the address
TO the graduating class.
MOSES ID. HOGE FELLOWSHIP
DIVIDED BETWEEN TWO
The Moses .. Hoge fellowship. the
highca, award a student OF the semi
NARY can obtain, is divided this year
between Christopher X. Tafe. a. b., OF
Louisville. Ky, and Hugh Robertson,
Il. b., OF Mariana, Ark.
The thirty-one young men who VIII
be graduated. their homes and the
places to which they will go for work,
are as follows:
NJ. Ryerson Turnbull, lexington; field.
Messy Creek
Eugene Alexander. Charlotte, n. c.;
field. Raeford. y. c.
Frank p. Anderson. Grecnvllle, s. c.;
field. Greenville. S. C.
Henry G. Bedinger. Atlanta. Ga:
field. Asheville, y. G.
John 4. Bowman, Washington. D. c.:
field, Bcaleton.
Francis J. Brooke, Jr., Romney, W.
Va. field. Gormania. W. Va
Lloyd e. Campbell. Paw Creek. n. c.:
field. Blaine. w Va.
Charles E. Clarke, Gladys; field,
Edward NJ. Delaney. Bristol; field.
LynchburE.
George w. Dichl. Norfolk: field. Rich
mond.
Hugh Fitzpatrick, Jr.. Boston. Mass;
field. Richmond.
William S Golden, Talladega, Ala;
field, Sanford. " c.
John L. Hughes. Newport News; field.
Anchorage. Alaska
william r. McElroy. Columbus. Ca;
anid, Dawson. Ga.
Z. w. Mitchell. Binger, Okla. field.
Wapanucka, Okla.
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field. Slab Fork. w. Va.
Julius p. Proffitt. watauga. Tenn:
field. Greenfield.
Hugh Robertson. Mariana. Ark:
field. Heller Springs. Ark.
Frank NJ. Ryburn. Meadowview; field.
Phoenix.
Eugene c. Scott. Columbus, Miss:
field. Aberdeen, Miss.
Edgar ". Smith. F'airmont, W. Va;
field. Iron Gate.
William W. Sprouse. Fountain Inn.
5 C.: field. Irwin.
c. X. Taffc, Louisville. Ky: field,
l0ll Twenty-second Avenue, Meridian,
Miss.
Thomas G. Tate, Old Fort, n. c.; field,
Mt Holly. n. C.
n Kerr Taylor. Grcenvillc. s. C.;
field, Maysville. Ky.
Joseph G. Walker, Graham, n. c.;
field, Greensboro. n. c.
ROBERT L. w ailace, SpottSWood; field,
Crozet.
Joseph r. Watkins. Henderson, n. c.:
Held, henderson. n. c.
John William Young. Jr.. Grenada,
Miss; field. Itta Bona. Miss.
Lewis A Kelly, Greenfield, Mo-; field.
Greenfield. Mo.
Herbert Y. Carson. Glade Springs: to
travel In interest Of the forward NOVA.
ment in foreign missions.