The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-22
LOTHIAN HIGH SCHOOL

LOTHIAN HIGH SCHOOL
 Dothan. May 2l.--(Special. )--Last night at the city auditorium the graduating class of the Dothan High school received their long dreamed of diplomas, bearing written testimony that high school days were over and qualifying them for re- ceving higher branches of education The house was crowded and a beautiful pro sramme was rendered Dr. c. Ross Baker of the First Baptist church de- livered the address of the evening It was one of the best ever heard in Dothan to young men and women upon graduat- ing from high school He dealt with the obstacles the graduates would find in their way, and to depend upon Jesus Christ to aid them in their journey Dr. Baker is a powerful orator, and his ad- dress made a strong impression in the hearts" of the audience as well as the graduates
 Following are the 32 young men and women who received diplomas: Nell Adams, Irene Buck, Brunice Burkett. John Lewis Buntin Johnnie Camp, Frank Cook, Archie D. Carmichael, Lynn Dor man. Eleanor Dannelly, Lucille Dozier, Lucille Fail, Jessie Forester Elizabeth Farmer. Lula Gaines, Robert Holman, Lettie V. Harrison, Lehman Herring, An nie Laurie Hughes, Estelle Hall, Martha Heter, Estelle Jones, Lucille Kornegay Emmelyn Lourie, Harvie McBryde Arch l.. McLeoud, William Porter, Morris Ru- dolph. Frances Stapleton, Irma Trawick Name Wooten, Mamie Sparrow. Verice Davis.
 Friday morning at the High school au- ditorium at Il o'clock A seventh grade pupils received certificates promoting E them to the high school A splendid pro- gramme was carried out and large crowd attended.
 Those who received certificates are; Flowers Crowford, Charles Deal, Dimon Driggers, Hubert Greer, William Hem derson, Ludlow Hallman Glenn Ingram William Jessop, Randolph Lourie, Ar thur Sanders Joe Deck Sanders, Ray mond Spann, James Sparrow, Leonard Speak, Catherine Bentley, Lucy Glynn Dannelly, Louise Ezel Martha Hall, Lorraine Kornegay, Teresa McAdam Mary Agnes McKinnon, Hilma Bailey Thelma Crockett. Mona Hudson, Dora Jordan. Ethel Keyton, Flora Maxwell Madonna Prince, Katherine sherman, Ralph Smith, Louise Powell Ethel Us- Ben Dempsey, Reginal Garner, Glenn Jones, Antony Miller, Jewett Riley, Floyd Smith, William Steel, Arthur Williams Mary Lucy Burkett, Myrtal Greene
 ALA. CENTRAL FEMALE COLLEG
 Tuscaloosa May 21.--(Special) 1.-The commencement exercises of Alabama Central Female college came to suc- cessful close with the following receiving diplomas and certificates
 Diplomas: Miss Lucille Curry, North port Ala, associate in arts, Miss Mamie Mathews, Wren, Ga, bachelor of music.
 Certificates. general: Miss Dona Mae Carver, music; Miss Anita Norman, Tus- caloosa, public school art: Miss Myrtle To- .,Sx.. Williams, Fitzgerald, Ga, expression. Commercial: Miss Esse Lewis, North port; Miss Annie Lee Smith, Northport, Miss Edna Snyder, Northport; Miss Let tie Boyd, Northport; Miss Eula Mae Moore Northport; Miss Annie Thornton, Tuscaloosa; Miss Lucille Smith, North port; Miss Christine Feagin, Northport; Miss Jewell Purdue, Northport Miss Jes- sic Hallman, Nortnport; Miss Eloise Me- Cracken Miss Ethel Smith, Jasper; Miss Estelle Epperson; Miss Bernice Robbins.
 HUDSON COLLEGE
 Marion, May 21,-(Special.) )-Judson col lege closing exercises began Saturday afternoon with class day exercises in the open under Senior oak. In the evening Miss Ingram presented the Dramatic club in Sherwood" a woodland scene in which 60 characters took part. The grounds afford beautiful setting for the play.
 Sunday morning the Rev. A. T. Rob- ertson of Louisville will preach the bac- calaureate sermon. In the evening Mrs. A T. Robertson of Louisville will de- liver the address before the Ann Hasel- tine Missionary society. On Monday morning will be held the annual meeting of the Alumnae federation and the meet ing of the board of trustees. In the aft T. 111I tt,o ar< tl1;& the home economies exhibit In the evening will be given the alumnae ban quet The commencement exercises will be held at 8 o'clock Monday evening. The address will be delivered by E. $. Alderman of Troy Guests are arriving and faculty and students are welcoming former students. visitors, parents and trustees
 DECATUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS
 Decatur, May H.-(Special.)- .)-The fea- ture of the graduating exercises of the Decatur public schools last night was brilliant address by O. c. Carmichael of Birmingham. The graduates were: Do- rothy Patterson, Louzen Glenn, Annie Gardner, Julian Harris. Bluettte Wal lace. Madeline Dix, Mary Bates and Lorine Henderson.
 The school has been crowded and there will be an election to authorize bonds for new buildings. The Parent-Teacher association. said to be one of the most active in, the state. is behind the move with the support of many busl- ness men.
 Superintendent W. W. Benson and majority of the teachers have been re- elected for the next term.
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