Evening star., 1923-03-29
D. c. VAUGHN CLASS
At ANNUAL DINNER
Speeches and Music Mark
Thirty-Second Gathering
i at Calvary Church.

Speeches. music and a general good
time featured the thirty second an
nuai banquet OF the Vaughn Eible
Class in the Sunday school room of
the Calvary Baptist Church last night.
Prof Louis -. Bliss, teacher of the
class, who spoke on Making Good"
said. ut is not the amount of money
that a man receives that measures his
success, but the service that he rem
ders mankind during his short stay
In this world
Describing how every man chooses
his own destiny, lie pointed cut that,
regardless of what he chooses to do,
a man has rendered service to man
kind If he leaves behind him., on his
departure from this life, some i'm
provement that will be of 4 beneht
to future generations.
DR.. Thomas T.. Green, director of
tho speaking service of the American
Red Cross. praised the esprit de corps
OF the class. saying, the way in
which you have stuck together is ad-
mirable" He said that the challenge
OF today is whether or not the world
is going TO look entirely toward ma
terial things or il going to follow
God. and asserted that disaster would
surely follow unless the people get
tho spirit OF God cngendered in their
work. He condemned the mob psy-
Chology.' which, he said. was re
Sponsible for the lack of regard in the
individual for his fellow man.
DR.. William ). Abernethy, pastor of
the church, praised the class and at
tributed its success to earnest efforts
and hard work.
An extensive program of music was
rendered by Fred East and William
q nth I
several mouoloGucS.
Women Serve Dinner.
Invocation was delivered by Dr.
A. Freeman Anderson, assistant
pastor of tho church.
Those serving on the various COM
r1itteeS We're: General committee,
Prof. Louis ID. Bliss and H. J. Coun-
cilur. who acted as toaStmaSter;
Ioas's. II. -. ormshy. chairman; j. :.
IIambry and J. \. Patterson; supper,
Neal D. BracdW, chairman: George B.
Rryan and J. L. Fox; printing, T. L.
kohler, chairman. II. II. Saxton and
&. c. Hutchinson; invitations. John II.
Skinner. chairman; c. L. Bosardus.
Edward L. Tolson, George L. Harris
and Charles y. Haycraft: decorations.
.. y. c. Oehmler. chairman; Arthur
Copeland. Edward l.. Schmid and \. j.
man. r. G. Howard. r. 3. Ashford
and Thomas l.. Rhodes; reception.
George II. Judd, chairman; q. L.
Campbell, W. l.. Porter, X. l.. Os-
borne, William Adler, Dr. Ci. : Barn
hart. Maj. Charles X. Stark. DIR.
Mitchell Carroll. Col. Z. +. Fendelton,
W. L. Stoutamyer, +. *. Ferguson.
+. l.. Norris. NJ. II. Andrews, J. w.
Mcclure, Capt. John r. Wheeler. d. J.
Particle. II. A. Wood. Waring +.
Evans, DR.. L. c. Rice. ]. II. J. Iule.
E. Wells, W. L. Ford. w. A. Robinson,
IS S. CARRIER. +. Buck in CHAM, c. f.
Marsh. j. NJ. Yule. f. w. Stirner, c. H.
Tysinger. II. a. Sauer. +. NJ. Hoadley.
II. l.. Davis, l.. 5. Tenney, G. L. Heb
bard and Powell Rodgers
Judge Walter l. Mccoy of the Dis
trict Supreme Court, George II. Car
ter. public printer. and l.. c. Rice,
one of the five original members of
the class when it was organized in
1889, were among those present.
Dinner was served by the women of
the families of class members under
the direction Of Mrs. c. O. Allnut.