The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-18
AUBURN DEGREES. TO BE CONFERRED .ON l63 STUDENTS President Of Wofford Col- lege To Address Gradu-as ates Tuesday as .lss COMMENCEMENT osa BEGINS SUNDAY
 sS Semi-Annual Meeting Of Board Of Trustees Is
 Set For Monday

AUBURN, Ala, May 17.-(Special.3 ]: One hundred and sixty three r1en and F women are candidates for and expect'e to receive their degrees at the fiftys ' second annual commencement at Au4S burn, Tuesday, May 20. Dr. II. N.h Snyder, president Wofford college, $. |. C., will deliver the baccal&ureE.e ad- \ dress to the graduating class and rresi- |. dent Sprisht Dcwell will confer the :. degrees and hon9rs. Tho exercises will - be helt ill L1Egdon Eall., s:s
 The formal CoTmencenent program will be inaus Irated he:e Sunday mori.-' 7 ing, May is. Dr. ,:ohn k Wbi,o, presf- z dent Anderson college, $. O., will preach ? the bacca:aureate srImon.
 The semi-annual mertIng of the. hoard of trustees. headed Ly Gov. Will !. liam W. Brandon, Gul be held Monday . morning. May 1y, and ut II o'clock , Judge George \. Garden of New York. z Auburn alumnus, will deliver the aiI nual oration. The alumni banquet will follow with Charles F. DeBardeleben | oI Birmingham. president, presiding. < The military review, competitive drill (. and presentation of commissions to off. !, cers of the Reserve Officers Training /. corps will take place Monday afternoon. : President Dowell will entertain the members of the senior class at the presidents mansion Monday evening. The annual senior class banquet will 5 be held Tuesday night, May 20.
 Of the 163 students who will receive !, degrees Tuesday, Al have completed :, courses in electrical engineering, g in . agriculture, 20 in agricultural educa-. : ton, 10 general courses, 14 mechanical englneering and IA civil engineering. Other courses in which degrees will he conferred include secondary education. a pharmacy, chemical engineering, archi- 5 lecture, architectural engineering and .7 highway engineering.
 The complete list of candidates for degrees, including courses as well as home addresses, follows:
 Roland Allison Allen, Ward; Fred Justin Almgren, Fairfield; Dorothy Z Anderson. Newborn; Mary Julia Ap- -s. person, Eclectic; Paul Pruitt Barry. < Montgomery; Elmer Weaver Bartletty 7. LlneyIlle; John William Basore, Bir. 7 mingham; Bascom Anquest Bates Montgomery; John William Bates, ATo2.s . bile; Walter Gordon Beasley, Jr., Safnif=s's son; Israel Lionel Berlin, West Block x ton; William Hollis Bostick, GuinS.s Clary Paul Boyd, Auburn; JulianzI Brown, Yantley; William Phillipsg Brown, Auburn; James Marvin BrowIIez Auburn; Ralph Waldo COmmack, Groye 2. Hill; Duke Merriwell Chambers, Shef. ' field; William Perry Champion, Ad-eS burn; Wheeler Elliott Chapman, Entersz prise; Milton Massey Collins, Ozarka;ss Herbert Earl Cooke, Auburn; Preston {, Arthur Cox Hackleburg; Eugene Math4 2 ews Creel, Warrior; Harry Curtis, Au-A. burn: Clyde o. Davis, Dadeville; Rebz ert Charles Dickinson. Brundidge; Gar- vey Dixon Douglas. Cordova; William Oliver Dowdell, Auburn; Rufus Brownas Dowdy, Florence Andrew Jesse Duke: Birmingham; Chloe Earnest, Auburn; : Evans I.avert Edwards, Clanton; Wil.eA
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