The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-26
GRADUATION ENDS
 TERM AT CENTRAL ADDRESS BY DR. MOORE
Degrees and Certificates Conferred and HOnOrs for Year Awarded
 as College Closes.

Exercises marked by simplicity, with the able baccalaureate address by
 Dr. John H. Moore of Pine Bluff as feature were held at Central College this morning to formally close the ses- sion. A professional by the graduat- ing class followed by the student body 1 opened the service. The invocation was asked by Rev. E. P. J. Garrott, and piano number given by Miss
 Ursie McFarlin, the class address was made by Miss Mamie Wilson and a solo was rendered by Miss Vivian Magness, all members of the class, before the address by Dr. Moore. De- grees and certificates were conferred and honors for the year were award ed by the president, Doak s. Campbell, before the benediction was asked by Rev. c. M. Reyes.
 Dr. Moore was introduced by Mir. Campbell as a minister who has held only two pastorates, his first being the Mckinney avenue church, Dallas, and his second, the First Baptist church at Pine Bluff. Dr. Moore, in opening his address said his acceptance of the invitation to speak at the Central commencement was much like that of the old maid who received a proposal by wire. It was her first telegram and her first proposal, Dr. More said, and she composed a telegram in re- ply. The operator told her the mes sage as written would cost $500, that charges were on basis of 10 words and advised her to cut her message down to that many words. She stud jed moment and then presented him with telegram in which the word accepted" repeated 10 times, made up the entire message.
 The subject of Dr. Moore's address was Pyramids and Vainglory," we'll selected and able discourse in which deviated largely from what he term ed Standardized" baccalaureate ef- fort. All human endeavor, he said should be attempted in full acceptance of the primacy of God and the su- premacy of service, two cardinal truths which he said are closely join ed. King David, the speaker said, was able to render great service to his nation because he recognized the pri- macy of God. Members of the class were admonished to observe first their duty to God and then their duty to fellow human beings, Dr. Moore say ing that until today the class has held a big place in small part of the world and that hereafter it's members will hold small places in the big world. HIc dtSan11rc.. at oyN{ illustrations.
 Miss Wilson, presented by Mir. Campbell to make the class address read an excellent paper which had as it's subject the work of woman, es- pecially in the present time. Miss Wilson received many compliments for the manner in which she treated her subject.
 MT. Campbell announced that the class graduated today was one of real worth, which had reached it's place through hard work mixed with enough brilliance to add lustre to it's achieve ments. He declared he would like to speak at length, but the shortness of the time allowed prevented. He con- ferred degrees in certificates in the name of the trustees and the college as follows:
 Bachelor of Arts-Louise James, Conway. Evans Barnes, Parkdale, Nellie Taylor, Forrest City, and Mamie Wilson, Columbus.
 Bachelor of Philosophy-Frances Melton, Conway, and Frankie Bird, Forrest City.
 Bachelor of Music-Ursie McFarlin, Little Rock, Faye Petry, Stamps, and Elizabeth DeShong, Bentonville
 Expression - Marguerite Sims, Plumerville.
 Voice-Vivian Magness, Magness.
 Home Beatrice Fly smith, Cotton Plant, Thelma James, Dyer.
 Certificates in Piano -- Gladys Brady, Conway, Cecil Walbert, Bates vile, Grace Birmingha, Cabot, and Georgia Richardson, Little Rock.
 Certificate in Art-Della McMahan, Conway.
 Certificates of Merit in Expression Vida Adams, Mrs. Sophia Heasley and Fleta Bolin, Conway, Frankie Bird, Forrest City, Marvell Meadors, Morrilton, Irene Denman, Prescott, and Thelma Hysmith, Cotton Plant.
 Certificates of Merit in Household Economics-Gladys Barron, Harrison.
 Certificate of Merit in Piano Zelpha House, Conway.
 Postgraduate Certificates in Sun- day School Training-Elsie Payne, Nirgie Morris, Sallie McGraw, Fran cis Melton, Thelma Grumbles, Mary Ellint and Aidn dana