The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-14
DIPLOMAS WILL Be
AWARDED TODAY To
GIRL GRADUATES
Congressman w. B. Oliver
Will Deliver Address Be-
fore Graduating Class

MONTEVALLO, Ala, May 10
(Special.)-Dr. Dunbar H. Ogden,
rastor of the Government Street
Presbyterian church of Mobile
preached the commencement sermon
here today before the graduating
class, students and visitors at the
Alabama Institute and College for
Women. The added feature of Moth
er's Day made the occasion one long
to be remembered by those present
Members of the graduating class
in cap and gown occupied front
seats in the chapel and remarks OF
DIR. Ogden were directed especially
to them. His message was full OF
inspiration and devotion and his
hearers gave him rapt attention.
DR.. Ogden spoke again at the Y
w. c. A. services in the afternoon
conducted by the graduating class
Both the morning and evening ses-
sions were interspersed with vocal
and instrumental selections, one OF
special note being a vocal quartet
by Miss Abbote McKinnon of ITALIA
dega Springs, Miss Dorothy Richey
of Satsuma. Fla. Miss Lillian Craw-
ford CT Bessemer and Miss Ethel
Thompson of Bessemer The college
orchestra had prominent place OF
the program.
Visitors here have been impressed
with the growth of Montevallo and
are pleased that it is to bloom out
into full four-year institution
B. 8. degrees. They are also gener-
ally in accord with the board Of
trustees, which has asked the legis-
lature for an appropriation of $4,000
annually or 100000 more than IS
granted now.
Credit goes to the C. C. Holcombe
Music company of Birmingham for
awarding victrolos leach to Miss
Janice Fuqua and Miss Cora Whaley
of Opp for their work in music. They
tied for music honors at Montevallo
ard then carried off first and second
place in the state federation contest
at MONTGOMERY.
Announcement that Dean Q. c. Car
michael had decided not to take
leave of absence of nine months te
do Phi. d. degree work at Harvard
and Princeton meets with genera
approval among the student body
Dean Carmichael has been connected
with the school during the past ses-
sion, having resigned the principal
ship of the Woodlawn High schoo
to come here.
Monday will be a big day at the
college. Congressman w. B. Oliver
of Tuscaloosa will deliver the com.
mencement address and diploma:
will be presented, to the unusually
large class by DR.. 7. w. Palmer
president. The day Will be chock
full of events which will bring thu
commencement program to close
front, large. overdressed woman
The following students at Monte
vallo will be awarded diplomas today
by DR.. T. w. Palmer president:
Bachelor of Science in Vocational Home
conomics-Shirley Mason Narramore
Prattville; Annie Laura Slone Hartselle
Lille Mae Vines. Bessemer.
rr,. x.x co,,.S. Sorrs.
Mary Elizabeth Acker. Lincoln; Beatrice
Brunson, Elba: Lillou Burns. Belle Ellen
Carrie Ola Burtram. Springville; Celeste
Conner, Andausa; Bessie Heath Enter
prise; Marion Wesley Hinton, Autauga
Vile: Mary Josephine Kilgore. Cordova
Willie Lee McCarn Winfield; Berta Mar
tin. Enterprise; Edith Moss Montgomery
Warrior; Mary Virginia Morton. Midway
Virginia Sue Moseley, Hazel Green; Flor
ence Anzoinetta Orr Hartselle; Jewel
Pardue. Saginaw; Mary Addison scarbor
ough, Mount Willing; Marguerite Scroggin
Center; Irdne Shirley, Winfield; Doroth!
Rosalind Speir, Greenville; Christin
Steele, Clinton; Cora Whaley, Opp
O O O
TwO-Year College Course.
Ida Allen. Cromwel; Agnes Auxford
Quinton; olga Mae Barnard, Union Grove
Emma Jean Collins, Birmingham; Sallit
Mae Dalton, Opp; Sara Ekwurze Pei
city Sara Louise Grady, Lafayette