Smyrna times., 1921-06-15
I. 0F D. COMMENCEMENT HAD
| MUCH OF SMYRNA INTEREST
cO,rR FROM SMYRNA-CLAYTON
,Vn KENTON IN CLASSES OF 20
=. Weather and Big Crowds Attend
commencement Exercises at New
- Saturday, Sunday and Monday


COmmencement Exercises at New
,,k Saturday, Sunday and Monday
Miss Lillian L. Thornley,, daughter
! Mr. and Mrs. Charles p. Thornley,,
/ 4 tbis town, and Miss Edna E. Pratt,
/ near Clayton, daughter of Mr.. and |
rs Frank Pratt, being members of |
Il d graduating class of the Women's |
4 slege and Mr.. Thomas Wilmer Hol- |
Il .rd son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Hol-
,nd of Smyrna, and MIR. Thomas At
4 son of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. At
of KentOn, of the Mems College of
dversity of Delaawer drew goodly
Mmber from the Smyrna-Clayton-
HIrtOn vicinities to the commence
~ exercises at Newark Saturday,
rday and Monday. With ideal wealth
A cOnditions and this being the first
enhancement under the new admin
Aation of President Hulihen, large
Awd assembled. Bishop Phillip Cook
8ached the baccalaureate sermon to
n graduating classes of the two col
8ses in Wolf Hall Sunday morning.
II the commencement exercises of
8aware College on Old College cam
Is at 1920 o'clock Monday morning
d II speaker was Professor William
q rOn Phelps of Yale University and
Il e speaker at the Women's College
u announcement Monday afternoon
y ss Mrs. Nancy Schoonmaker, of
n hartford, Conn. The class graduated
u mmbers 54 men and 16 women, the
h ngest in the history of the institu-
@ ion. Three advanced degrees in civil
Il agneering were conferred on former
H uaduates. They are Ralph Brigg:
q KYLE, '03, New Orleans; Henry Ware
81 Fndall, '05, Wilmington and Rober
IL lewellyn Sumwalt, '18, of Augusta
NJ a. The graduates and the degree
n inferred on them are as follows:
81 Bachelor of Arts-William Templin Brous
a II, William Henry Foulk and James Petl
ii am Truss, Wilmington Vaughan Arehelar
81 stings. Delmar; Joshua Willard McMullel
neOln University, Pa. and Arthur Farquhs
aid, Dover.
Rchelor of Science-George Holton Aiken
ipssh Harrison Fairbanks, John Alexand'
fzndis, Charles Stewart Lynch and Pa
& ne Monaghan, Wilmington Charles Thomi
M TX, Kenton Harry Newton Brown, Ney
- William Claggett Dorsey Donoho, Seafol
W Drge Harney Madden. New Castle; Arrii
8 gene Marconetti, Brooklyn, and Geor-
anklin NAPLES, Milton.
Bachelor of Science in Agriculture-Howa
rton Alexander, Oil City, Pa. John Arnc
mard, Jr, Wyoming Francis Allyn Coco
land Goodman Handy, fredericksburg. MC
ry Herman Jones, Woodside John Woo
nd Oleott, Washington Samuel Leon P'
# ick, Philadelphia Claude Ellis Phillips, ID
b, and Joseph Samuel Wilson, Perryvil
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering
M mes Albert Horty and William John Smy
M lmington Marion Packadr Boulden and F
Fh Yorke Taggart, Elkton, Md; Irvi
PIX Boggs, Dover; William Heisler Fred
Marshallton; William Albert Hemph
AEare City Ira Lucas Preston. Trenton,
George Massey Sipple, Milford. and MelN
sierick Wood, Wanaque, N. j.
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engine
W -Leo Hackett Gordy, Wilmington; All
W nth Johnson, Middletown, George Cle'
M ! : and Ira Kenneth Steele. Newark
Ehelor of Science in Electrical Engine
] William Thomas Anderson, Henry Cls
rs Warden Gass. Marshallton; Wal
ALindsey. Providence. Md; Phillip Her
81, Houston; Richard Hudson McMuli
sfngton, and Joseph Coley Wise, MidC
h,heor of Science in Chemical Engine
s-Ismes Harold Kohlerman, Hugh
eghan. Jr. and Thomas William Mulroon
t@mgton James Draper Craig, New Cast
anss Wilmer Holland. Smyrna; John FIR
McWhorter, Jr., Middletown and j
H Hrher Price, Carney's Point, N. j.
hose who received commissions as sec
xenants were Mr.. Boulden, Mr.. Cooch,
s1anks. Mr.. Hemphill. Mr.. Holland.
. asrman, Mr.. Marvel, Mr.. Price, Mr.. Sip
Steele and Mr.. NAPLES.
nieen young ladies were graduated Fl
Woman's College who we're as folo
aeor of Arts-Ruth Emma Bennett
slelne Harriet Dixon. Wilmington. Alpl
AccOnnor Anderson. Elkton, Md; M
me Locates, Laurel Edna Ellen Pl
FOn; Katherine Stevens, Seaford; Lii
s Thornley,, Smyrna; Anne Van )
eas. Md. and Bertha La Tour WelcS
ord
Aehelor of Seience-Helen Chase Fisher
lired Hanchett. Dover Marian Ora
Her, Pa; Anne Lois Ritz, Newark,
Ale Williams. Crescent City, Fla.
-neor of Science Home Economic
Sarah Buckingham, Newark, and
Groves, Marshalton.
endid Progress Shown at Delaw
Oontinuous and steady developer
shown in the annual reports of
Versity Of Delaware for the
slty year just ended. Plans
ensuing year are modelled U
= lines as will increase the re-
sady made. Annual meeting Of
eid Of Trustees was held Satur
Fn the reports on the progress
various departments were pres
ana accepted. The trustees
sected their old officers as foll'
ssdent, Henry B. Thompson, Gr
y; Hce-presdent, Samuel B.
bndgeville; Charles B. Ey
'afK' secretary and treasurer.
recommendation of,the comm
Instruction, of which Henry +
= 4, OOver, is chairman, the men
ae present faculty of the two
IN IN We're reappointed for next
s,Ority to fill the three vaca
su occur and also to appoint
~ @ members of the instruct
was given by the board as
= professor of social scienc