The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-05-23
Graduating Exercises Start With
Baccalauerate Sermon To Be
Given in Auditorium Next
Sunday.
MANY STUDENTS TO
RECEIVE DEGREES
All Departments in Institution to
Feature in Closing Exercises;
Exhibits of Work to Be
Shown.

Fifteen students in the Oklahoma
College for Women will receive de-
grees at the commencement exercises
to be held at the school Wednesday,
May 2Sth, President Austin announc.
ed this morning.
Equally as many students VIII be
awarded preparatory school dlplo.
mas, and one student will be award
ed special diploma in voice. Ger.
tiflcates in commercial science VIII
be awarded to two. Eleven have
qualified for life certificates TO teach
in high schools, while eight will re-
ceiye twoyear high school certlfl.
Gates.
twenty-five will receive certifi.
Gates to teach in grammar schools.
Commencement Program.
The Commencement program. Pres
ident Austin says, viii open Sunday.
May 25th at $3.50 p. M, when DR.. $.
]. Porter will deliver the baccalau-
reate sermon in the college aud,.y-
rum. Doctor Porter is pastor OF the
First Baptist church. in Oklahoma
City, and is recognized as one OF the
foremost men in the oklahoma Min.
isterial alliance.
Monday is one of the busiest days
at the institution, three numbers be-
ing on the program for that day.
In the afternoon and evening, an
exhibit in art and home economies
will be the center of attraction.
college Sanctuary" is the title OF
dedication play by the Expression
department at 7 o'clock Monday eve
ming.
Program fer the remaining days
of the commencement, u.s.
Tuesday, May 27, from A to p. m.
Senior garden party in college
Sanctuary" presenting Mary Thomp.
son, graduate of expression, as Prin.
cess Teata.
Tuesday, May 81 $3.50 p. m.-Pre-
paratory school graduating exercises.
Diplomas to be presented by Hon. n.
II Wilson. These exercises will be
held in the auditorium.
Tuesday afternoon Exhibit in art
and home economies.
Wednesday, May 2S, 1O:3O a. m.-
Commencement exercises in the
chapel. Address by Hon. John Co
lobie. of Guthrie, member of the Ok
lahoma state senate Diplomas and
certificates presented by President
G. w. Austin.
Wednesday, May SO. 12;9O-Lunch.
con at the Geronimo.
Wednesday, May 2S, $500 p. M
Alumnae meeting in the library.
Wednesday, May %, 1870 p. M
Alumnae banquet at the Geronimo.
Fifteen for Degrees.
Following are the fifteen who will
receive their degrees from the state
woman's college here next week.
Ina Ballew, A. b., Caddo, Okla;
Martha Grace Coryell, b. S., Chick
asha; Blanche Gilmore, B. s., Lone
Wolf; Josephine Hodnett, A. b., Mar.
low Ruby Langston, b. s., Chicka.
sha; Mrs. Noble Oliver Long, A. b.,
Enid; Edna McCarty. A. b., Enid;
zella Morton, b. s., Wagner; Hazel
Owsley, b. NJ. Chickasha; Emma
Simpson, B. NJ, Mangum; Mary
Thompson, A. B., Tishomingo; Ruth
Walcott, A. B., Olustee; Nellie Wa
terman. A. b., Anadarko; Wanda Wa
terman, A. B., Anadarko; Nellie zim-
norman, A. b., Chickasha
Preparatory school diplomas will
be awarded to the following:
Lucille Barry Bradley; Mary Cas-
tie. Wagner; Rose Marguerite Cox,
Nardin; Oolucha Faulkner, Clare
more: Hazel Davis, Gracemont; Tea
ME Faulkner, Claremore; Catherine
Mary Huskey, Woodward: Martha
jenkins, Big Cabin; Ka;hrina Jen.
kins, Oologah; Irene Thrope. Chick
asha; Estelle Tuggle, Lexington; +;
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