The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-06-07
BIG Gift MADE
To UNIVERSITY
LAND WORTH $4,000 HAS BEEN
DECIDED TO c. II. U.
$1,000 IN MONEY Is RAISED
Fine Class Is Graduated With Hon.
ors - Splendid Prospects For
Next Year-HoIiness Camp
Meetings Are Busy.

After an experimental record of
ten years, the first annual Coz .mence-
ment of the second decade was eel
ebrated in a fitting manner on Tues
day morning at University Park.
With eleven years now to its credit,
Central Holiness University enters
4 new era of prosperity and COM
pleted its year by sending out some
thirty-eighe young people to face the
active responsibilities of life.
At 1000 a. m, the Grand March of
the Faculty, Trustees, Graduates and
the student body left the main build
ing and in spite of the threatening
weather, they presented a fine APP
pearance. The line of march was
to and through the camp grounds
and to the great tabernacle that
forms the center of this city of tents.
Rev. A. p. Gouthey led in the invoca-
ton and this was followed by pro-
gram of unusual merit and interest.
The orator of the day was Rev. A.
l.. Whitcomb who as a speaker and
teacher is among the best. His
talk was upon Life" and in general
Was fine production, and pointed
the graduates to the highest ideals
of human achievement.
Both vocal and instrumental mu-
sic comprised the balance of the pro-
gram and in all was a delightful mix
ture of solo, duet and double mixed
quartette work. At the close DR..
G. A. Mclaughlin, the president of
the university, made a brief talk to
the class and then presented the di-
plomas to each graduate.
Glass Roll, College Of Liberal Arts.
Miss Edyth Anna Huff is resi-
dent of Iowa and will devote her life
to missionary work.
Archie B. Richards is from Kan
sas and he also will go as a mission
airy.
Miss Laska Kletzing is from ILL
nois and will devote her life to the
home,
Miss Henrietta B. Rossiter is from
Iowa and will be missionary.
]. Richie Long is from Canada
and is arranging to teach.
John w. Youngblood is from Iowa
and will be a missionary.
Miss Bertha Nathalia Koeber is
from Iowa and will teach.
School of Oratory-PubIic Speakers
Diploma.
Floyd B. LaFavre is from Iowa and
will teach.
Academy Graduates.
Clifford Ora Cooley of PennsylVa-
MIA is preparing for missionary, as is
also Earl Reed of Iowa.
Frank Vernon Getty of Iowa, Will
bert G.. Helberg of Iowa, Fred c.
Nicholson of Iowa, Manford c. Pier
son of Iowa, and Walter Samp of
Nebraska will prepare for preaching
Earl r. Fluhrer of Iowa and Lu-
cius Bruce Russell will teach.
Miss Dole B. Atchison of Iowa,
Fred A. Daniels of Kansas, Boyde S.
Schmutz and Esther l.. Schmutz of
Kansas, Florence Marie Speirs, Flos-
sic Myrtle Tilton, Harold r. Toland,
Joseph w. Whitcomb, all of Iowa,
and Floyd r. Waters of Nebraska,
will go to college.
English Bible Course.
Mr.. Ernest McAninch and his wife
Ethel McAninch, of Iowa, are to go
into missionary work.
Mrs. Lula Carter of Iowa will take
up evangelistie work, and Melvin
Spurrell of Iowa will preach.
Musical Course in Piano.
Miss Mary M. Minton of Iowa will
continue school and Miss Hazel Y.
Sherman of Iowa will teach.
Miss Alice L. Hansche of Wiscon.
sin, in the Certificate Course, and
Ella NJ Wilson of Iowa will continue
school.
Kenneth II. Wells of Iowa received
certificate in the Voice Department
and will continue in school.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
Typewriting.
Miss Elsie Leach of Iowa will en-
ter business life.