The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1948-04-10
IS Educational
Institutes Are
Represented

Represented
The following colleges and Uni
versities were represented at In
auguration of President Harold c.
Warren, Tougaloo College, Tougaloo,
Mississippi April 4, 1913. Name of
school; year founded; name and
address of representative are re-
Spectively in order:
Harvard University, 1885, Mr.. Sam
LeyeEs Switzer, Vicsburg; Yale I'M
iversity, 1901, Rev. Marion Lotion
Smith, Pres, Millsaps; Princeton
University, 1746, DR.. Douglas Hor-
ton, New York City; Washington &
Lee. 1749, Mr.. Sherwood Wise, jack
son; Columbia, 1854, DR.. David E.
Guyton, Blue Mountain College;
Georgetown University, 1889, The
Very Reverend Monsignor Joseph
B. Brunini; University of North
Carolina, 1889, Mr.. Henry N. Brown
III, Jackson; Williams College, 1893
Mr. Samuel l.. Root, Jackson; Uni
versity of Michigan, 1917, Mr. James
H. Owens, Tougaloo; Mississippi
College, 1926, DR.. D. M. Nelson,
President; Denison University, 1881
Mr. Frederick I. Holden, Jackson;
Emory University, 1886, Rev. NJ
Bond Fleming, Head of Dept. of
Philosophy at Millsaps; Ohio Wes-
leyan University, 1912, Mr. Ray
mond E. Lee, Tougaloo; Wittenburg
College, 1845, Mr.. Howard p Nice
ly; State University of Iowa, 1S47,
Miss Dorothy Mccoy, Belhaven
College; University of Wisconsin,
1648, MIR. and Mrs. George w. Field,
Jackson; Westminster College, 1851
Mr.. Roy G. Parks: University of
Minnesota, 1851, Mr.. Arthur L.
Nelson, Jackson; Washington Uni
versity, 1858, Mr.. Dewitt Lewis,
Chancellor; Lincoln University, 1854
Dean w E. Fuller, M. l. College;
Berea College. 1855, Mrs. Charles
T. Morgan, Wood Junior College;
University of the South, 1857, Mr.
John Cleghorn, Jackson; Vassar
College, 1861, Miss F. M. Brumback,
Tougaloo; University of Denver.
1866, Miss Louise Minis, Belhaven
College; Fisk University, 1866, Pre-
sident Charles S. Johnson; The
College of Wooster, 1866, Mr.. David
Roy Lanning; Rust College, 1866,
Mr.. d. W. Wilbuun; Morgan State
College, 1867, Mr.. James M. Smith,
Rust College;
Morehouse, 1867, Mr.. B. B. Dams
by, jackson College; Talladega Col
lege, 1867, President A. D. Bethel;
University of Illinois, 1867. d..
William E. Miller, Jackson; Univer-
sity of Nebraska, 1869, Dr. Warren
M. Dilworth, Jackson; LeMoyne
College, 1870, President Hollis F.
Price; Wellesley College, 1870, Pre-
sident Mildred McAfee Horton; Be-
nedict College, 1870, Mr. James H
Owens, Tougaloo; Blue Mountain
College, 1873, Mr. Alonzo NJ DON
nell, Prof of Chemistry at Blue
Mountain College; George Peabody
College for Teachers, 1875, DR.. P
H. Easom, Jackson; Southern Chris.
tan Institute, 1875, Mr.. James Rat
ten; Johns Hopkins University, 1876
DR.. Franklin Cooper, Belhaven Col
lege; Tillotson College, 1877, Mis-:
Maurice Richardson, Registrar Rad
cliff College, 1879, Miss Hilda A
Davis, Dean of Women at ITALIA
dega; Livingstone College, 1879, Mr.
Bruce WEIGH, Jackson College
Southern University, $780, Dear
John B. Cade; Tuskegee Institute
1881, Mrs Julia Walker Harrison
Natchez; Winthrop College, 1886
Mrs. Horace Pickens, Hattiesburg
Wood Junior College, 1886, Presi
dent Charles I. Morgan; Alcorr
College, 1887, Dean A. E. Williams
Pomona College, 1887, Mrs Lucille
r. Sutherland, Piney Woods, George
Williams College, 1890, Mr. George
Creswell, Vicksburg; Oklahoma A
& M. College, 1891, 1t Col. Clar
ence H. Breedlove, Biloxi; Uni
versity of Chicago, 1892, Mr. Henri,
T. Sampson, Jackson College; Mill
saps College, 1892, DR.. E. S. Wal
lace, Millsaps College, Univcrsit.
of Oklahoma, 1892, Mr.. c. e. Rice
Tougaloo, Belhaven College, 1885,
President G. T. Gillespie; jackson
College, 1897, President Jacob l
Reddix; Mississippi Industrial Col
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