The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-05-21
MONTEVALLO COLLEGE

Montevallo, May 2o.--tSpecial. DIR. Ed
gar Y. Mullins, president Of the South
ern Baptist Theological seminary, Louis
vile, will deliver the baccalaureate SER
mon to the graduating classes at Ala
bama Technical Institute ana College for
Women here Sunday morning at IL
o'clock The service will begin with a
professional of graduates singing, Come,
Thou Almighty King (Wesley). An an
them, "One Hundred and Forty Eighth
Psalm" to music composed by Charles
r. Calkins, music director, will be sung
by the graduates
Miss Hannah Crook, voice teacher. will
sing the aria, Gloria (Buzzi- Peccia).
The occasional will be More Love to
Thee. Q Christ by Prentiss.
Completing the religious services at
tendant upon commencement week will
be the Young Woman's Christian asso-
cis ton service in the dormitory assembly
hall Sunday night. Mrs. j. d. Elliott,
birmingham, president of the Woman $
Missionary society of the Methodist Epis-
ccpal church, south, North Alabama con-
ference will speak
The commencement exercises proper,
concluding the activities, will take place
Monday morning at $3.50 in the college
auditorium, when DIR. J. C. FAINT, presi-
dent of the Mississippi State College for
Women, Columbus, will deliver the adj
dress to the graduates.
The senior class members participated
in their annual picnic at big Spring
Wednesday evening.
A swimming contest, ending Wednes-
day afternoon, brought to a close the
terms activities in the physical educa-
ton department at Alabama Technical
Institute and College for Women
In the tennis tournament recently
played off Miss Margaret Fox, Thomas
ton, and Miss Ella Spurlin. Camden, were
winners in the finals.
Names of the SO girls who viii receive
diplomas at the 1921 commencement sea-
son have been announced by Dr. T. w.
Palmer president. The IS who will re-
ceive diplomas Monday morning, May 70
are:
Three-year college course: jamie Elise
Bonner, Camden; Jessie Byrd Fuller,
Perryville; Ethel Gregg, Stanton; Hazel
Elizabeth Kyle Talladega Springs; Ethel
Evaline Presley, Springville; Elizabeth
Reeder, Waverly; Carol Mcdowell Rentz;
Ella Spurlin, Camden Maude Adair
stalIings, Boigee; Frances Word Shaw
nut.
Misunderstanding course Mozelle Boyett
Rockford Annie Celeste Broughton, East
Tallassee; Lillian Gay Chambers, Bills
boro; Sara Annie Farris, Elba Mary
Elizabeth Fuller, Perryvile; Marie Shaw,
Carbon Hill Blanche Williamson, James.
Three-year college course with piano:
Virginia Hardy Camden; Annie Ida
Long and Sara Elizabeth Long. Gaines
willie.
Bertha FAINT, Fairfield; Lulu Rainier Pal
mer, Montevallo.
Two-year college course: Georgia
Brown, Cromwell.
Two-year normal college course: Annie
Mae Alison, Townley; Winnie Peyte
Bibb Gilmore; Frances Willard Brown,
Kellyton; Mary Elizabeth Chancellor,
Vincent; Florence Lucille Crabtree, Tus-
caloosa; Rebecca Cross, Fayette; Essie
Lorraine Crow. Alexander City; Johnnie
STEELE Cunningham. Marion Junction;
Willard Davis, Mountain Creek Sarah
Gavin, Russellville; Florence McCarty
Harris. Birmingham; Annie Lucille Hem
don, Cordova; Laura Grace Jordan, Grove
HILL Leila Jewett Jordan Electric; Bees
sit LeCroy, Rockford Marguerite New
land Lipscomb, Carbon Hill; jamie Rogers
Long, Gainesville Eta Irene McMillen,
Columbiana: Laura Lee Moseley, Hazel
Green; Robbie Lorne Patterson. Brun-
didge: Myrts Marguerite Sealy. Thomas
ton; Frances Singleton. Union Springs;
Lcttie Augusta Singleton, Putnam;
Helen Carol Smith, Birmingham; Stella
ShGll Smith, Tuscumbia; Myrtle Sprad
ley. Florala; Evelyn Glover Spurlin. De-
mopolis: Ora Swami Marion; Grace
Vines, Bessemer; Annie Laurie Warren,
Batesville Vivian Clyde Young, Central.
Three who expect to receive diplomas at
the close of the summer school are:
Three-year vocational home economics
teacher-training course: Ellen Lenora
White, Hamilton.
Two-year normal college course: Dona
Banks Jackson's Gap; Mittye Lambert,
Lasca.