Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-07
Chief CONTRIBUTION TO
WORLD PROGRESS IS MEN
Rev. G.. l.. Iumpkin Delivers Bac-
calaurcatc Sermon to Richmond
Westhampton College Graduates.
CLASS PLAY BIG EVENT TO-DAY
Plans Arc Perfected for Summer
Session, juno II to July 20.
Forty Courses Will BE Taught.
Those Who Compose Faculty.

Those Who Compose Faculty.
Tho master contribution to the
worlds progress has been not its
armies. its ravies or its parliamcnts.
but it's men" Rev. G.. J.. l~umpkin.
alumnus of Richmond College. de-
clarcd in his b~accalaureatc address
yesterday morning in Richmond Col
+. W. B~oatwright. president OF
Greater Richmond College. presided.
Invocation was pronounced by DR.. w.
A. Harris. Scriptural reading by Pro-
fcssor II. IS. Handy. followed. DR..
Alfred T. Baeby. oldest living gradu-
ate OF the college. led in prayer. Bcnc-
diction was pronounced by i. +.
Gaines, the dean.
In the city or in the country the
secret of success is tho man" Rev.
lumpkin told his audience and Illus
tratcd his point in various references
TO biblical and other incidents.
Tho one thing the allies cried for
in the days of the crisis of the world
war was men, the speaker declared.
Germany swept on with merciless
brutality toward its goal in spite Of
power of the United States, invinciple
in spirit and limitlcss in resources.
broke the morale Of the enemy and
brought a speedy peace.
Need Has Not -tbatcd.
None the less do we need men in
tho national life of today he con
tinued, You cant feed the nations
with thrif,less farmers, you can't
clothe the world and turn her wheels
of production with B~olshcvist labor:
you can't direct the issues of civiliza-
tion with unframed minds or selfish
partisan politicians; you can't answer
the worlds call for service With small
hearts and Goddess characters"
Rev. Iumnkin touched at length on
the religious influence on tho in
d!vidual.
Roy y wiuiars of Tabcr,or,o
Rants, Ch,rcb ,nn1n shor, Ia
drcss on thn subirrt. pom Var
Best" at vespcr services M Wcs;.
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wnck NM nf Miss II, crn"ynn.iinr ~ III hE.
,Weeh, na' . Mss iua ti''zeilE STUDS
oTar. ~ az uch''e oi p"cheier
E.,n ~ ,"I i"ss my.
fealuFc OF touays commencement
SNelc!sYS ~ Ireatcr Cll-
80 III - r'eS.htS1ion OF inc
80 i'a! ''niE"' ~ c~Schafhpton
IoucEt az 40 CLOCK. Names OF
princlpais IN tme cast were announced
i"S' "'S"" i"cy are:
blanche Morgan Ruth Carver
Mary J." Johnson Katherine $ Vaughn
George Il i3ri.i H"h Lumh'hfham
Z. II. PhIppens H.. X. Holland
Hoesst a O,Bricn Rob,. ". Mckcnney
o ~ =; Bowman
ises to ' be- one p" Of ,h M.'G meS nssmi
rnInn, ny eHa.cse IN recent years
summer session TO be hcid nj 'richhee
n mGnh SSi,egG, June IL to July 80. In
only for SIX wcsEIs in , "cr,'' thonEh
thorlties do SO Win ~ ;dn, anrr
iepr,h.H w ~ VIII .ne iu.a OF
v",s ~ pelio4 IN l'-i anu
niIartnIIv scsc;nm Se,Soi Il icsular
Year. Dean Gaines sIJatnd eoi'esia'e
three su,tn,n- ""me, % attendlns
rncefr. "ti!tirr sessiohS. students may
a rra6,,ate aISa ma,n4m ,hree years.
= htso may win q masters
nusrse oE attending three summer
~ T.,,, r c
For,rr' c"rn roruy Courses.
Classes viii be arranged to s niush =
nn,r u stIaemts VINO Wlsh quick
o ciai tne Hneu!Sai coileGe. Spe-
oiory "a. u hann ~, ~ cheiniS'ry ana bl-
ricnium. 'ee' p''ed "''h'" Inc cur
4, ndSiiion ~ u h"en hlaue thnt.
Al nuuIs'on 70 me above: especially
$500 .tu1S curses Tor persons
are hem unarf"r,"d 49,, %a'iinss
aic ot'hS lcli'N'ci. iractlcal eco
Monies, modern socioiogical investi-
Ing and faSynyt IN 1Shh1hs' hnanc-
p pp estrHng !. - p,eaiGted, VIII nn-
Frr r',ohstg 20 .eAchSrs wishing
Iurtn"f 10 neriect themselves in their
'"ttoMs a'"rs,
neihosFs OF the summer
fs - naEr peen Pro-
Ernnt amd MI 4ner courses IN
Erech anu L-at!n; Dean kcllar, of
M~eslmahipi3 Goiicsa VIII, conduct
J.. f-.ht,aH. anH MISS l-ouEh
4" u.c ~ n'syoFE ucpSTtihcht.
cbnrnc' 40 ryan VII! teach rsy-
land -. ,uucHI.on; rarnett ny
,"inu' asststeu HE PROFESSOR Howard,
VII! suPeFN Use instruction in physics
vii, 49, iFoltSSor fiayuen
HarwonS p.%t"Ey, ann James {;
iiirn ScIonn ""rtrai % J"nh Marshall
for ache -, ' sper.ai Mntk
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profcssor y ~ i"Sn-
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