The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-28
NORMAL 10 BEGIN EXERCISES SUNDAY
FULL WEEK ANNOUNCED
Episcopal Bishop to Deliver Sermon to Class-List of Senior Stu
 dents Announced.

The first of the public exercises marking the close of the Arkansas State Normal School will be held on Sunday night, May 30, at o'clock at the First Methodist church. The Rt. Rev. E. w. Saphore, suffragan bish op of Arkansas, Protestant Episcopal church, will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at that time. The final ex- ercise of the year will be on Thurs day morning, June 8, at 80 o'clock, at which diplomas will be awarded to members of the graduating class. State Supt. John L. Bond will award the diplomas. Gov. Charles H. Brough will deliver the baccalaureate address, his subject being, America, the Hope of the World
 Other parts of the State NormaFs commencement program, as announced today, will include the following: Re- ception to the seniors by the junior class, Saturday night at 8 o'clock, Normal campus; exhibits by the de- partments of home economics, manual training and art, science building, Monday, May 31, at o'clock; senior class play, Monday night, May 31, 8 clock at the Grand theatre; recital by pupils of departments of music and expression, Tuesday night, June l, o'clock, science building; class day program, Wednesday night, June ?, from 6 to o'clock, Normal campus; closing program by the literary so- cieties, Wednesday night, June 2, 8 o'clock, science building; alumni meet ing and luncheon, Thursday, June 3, l o'clock, science building.
 The complete program for the bac- .calaureate exercises Sunday night will be as follows: Prelude, Sextette from Lucia" Miss Zelpha House, organist; professional, "Now the Day is Over,' organ; duet, Twilight" H. F. Hess and Wyne Hill; Invocation,' Dr. Charles J. Greene; Gloria; hymn, Worship the King;;" Scripture les son; announcements; anthem, "Seek Ye the Lord,' Normal choir; baccal- aureate sermon, Rt. Rev. E. w. Sa- phore; hymn, Come Thou Almighty king;' benediction, Rev. Robert l.. Jetton.
 For the graduating exercises Thurs day morning, June 3, the program will be as follows: Processiona, duet, Miss Dorothy Pyle and H. F. Hess; invocation, Rev. E. P. J. Garrott; male quartet, Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes," Wayne Hill, Ray Wealth. erly, Troy Hill and H.. F. Hess; com mencement addresses, America, the Hope of the World" Gov. Charles H. Brough; Normal school song; award of diplomas, State Supt. John L. Bond i; announcements, Pres. B. w. Torrey- son; song, "Arkansas;" benediction, Rev. C. M. Reyes.
 Graduates of the school this year will be as following, including stu dents to complete their courses at the close of the summer session: Licien- tiate of Instruction-Lella Akin, Toka Anderson, Lulu Doyle Baird, Fleta Bolin, Walter A. Bollen, Vir- ginia B. Brown. Vivian A. Bullock, Nellie Casey, Maude c. Clemens, Council Dean, Graydon A. Dodson, Lucy o. Denton, Margaret Else, Lam- ma Frazier, Inez Hanna, Carl A. Henderson, Ruth Higgs, Dula A. Holmes Carrie Jackson, Carmel Jones. Evona Kimbrough, Eula Lipe. Vinny McAnally, Lydie McCorvey, Flora NrCorvov. Funice A. McGhee, Howard c. Moore, Edna Nesbitt. Pauline Parham, Gladys E. Pinson. Coy Rogers, Ruth Rushton, Nina Merle Salters, Ruby L. Salters, Marie Schichtly, Winnie Trantham. Arthur Vaughan, Robert Ernest Vinson. Marie Walkup, Jessie F. Williams, James E. Winters, Lillian Watson and Edethel Woods. Home Economies Course-Vivian Bullock, Nellie Casey, Helen Collier, Irene Harris. Fuia Llpe, Annabelle Moore, and Jean Ramsden. Rural Teachers Course Caver N. Knighton, Mamie Tavlor and Lillian Stroup.