THE CAROLINA TIMES SATWIDXY JUNE if, 1M7
FACE nmiA
7 GRflDUATE AT PALMER MEMORIAL
r, CharIpttf Hawkins
Brown Ahnotinces Very
Successful Session
By H. R. Bsrluilal*
Dr. Charlotte H«wkin» Brown,
president and founder of PAlmer
Memorial Institute, * Sedalia, N.
C., witn«8iied the fine re»?lts of
thirty-six ye«ra of ^leniiatent
fort and self denial as the com*
mencement exercises for .ment'
bera of tHe (grammar grades, the
hijrh school and the junior col*
l«(fe departments took place from
Thursday, May 27th. to Monda7
May Slut. Wellesley Auditorium,
tile scene of all the exercises.
^crowded to overflowing oi
eacn oc^sion.
, Tke activities opened Thurr-
day evening with the' presenta*
tion of an operetta by students
in the first six grades. This play
entitled, “Jlere Again” was of an
atlccorical nature depicfcing the
retorju'of^ spring and revealed
hojr^ the forc«5| of ni^re
must woKk ti)gether in harmony.
Senior Clati Dajr
Tt^ cl#ss day exercises of the
graduating class of the high
school d^artment wer« held
Friday e^ning at 8 o’cleek.
Ralph Sawyer, saiijtotorian, wel-
comc'd those attending in It well
delivered speech. Miss Charlotte
Hawkins, historian and niece of
Dr. Brown, reviewed the history
of the class during its four years
at Ptalmer. Margaret Lanier read {
tic class alphabet which sh^, com
pos'd in rhyming couplets, Juan
ita Mftehi»ll,-class president, ren
dered a vocal solo entitled... “None
But the Lonely Heart" in a voice
which was rich in tonp and beau-
t)iful in clearness. Constance
Merrick, class orator, spoke on
“Palmer Traditions” re'^iewing
the history of Dr. Brown’s Histo
ric work in founding and develo
ping thg. school i the cultural as.
pects of the school which' helo to
distinguish it from otherS, and
the emphasis which is placed on
habits of cleanliness, industry,
and religion. Wanti Gomez por-
ler’ Frits Nelioo taking aa her
theme the claaa motto, ‘*Iiftin2
Am W*, Climb” read" Iw own
poem “Od**to Palmer.’’ Eater
Taylor, testator, read t^e claaa
will, followed by Louiae Jones
who gav^ class prophecy. Marh
merriment waS’ evoked as Peulan
Melcl«or, giftatorian, presented
gifts to various member* of the
elalft. Charlotte Hawkins led the
class as they Mmg the class «ong.
/uanita Mitchell, ipF^dent of tht
class, presented the class gift, a
beauttfulljr stained window to
Dr. Brown, who gr«ciousl]r re^
ponded in her characteristic man
ner.
Prof. Charles Jj^Gnuit instuc-
tor in sciencg aira ths "elaaa” ad
visor, was in charge of the prH
gram-*
Bacalaareale S«i
tRer. W. A. Blackwell, D. D.,
of Charlotte, N C., editor of the
Star of Zion, Church organ de-
livdred the bf^calauT'^te i«p>
mon Sunday morning at 11
The vested el loir rendered
stirringly two anthoms. Dr.
Blaclcwel) maintained that mrery
graduate has three major debts
to his .parents, to Hs. teacher, and
to society, “The first of these
win never be paid, he teid, "Yon
will )>ecome More grateful to
your teachers.as you grow older;
your debt to society is to find
your place in wf>rld ever
mindful of the Golden the
speaker stated. "Only as you give
yourself to others can you grad
uate to heights of real manhood
and womanhood. An unhappy
person is one who escapes hds re-
sponsii>iHty to human society, ’
he said.
CemmeBceHiMt AeUvltiea
The commencement address
was delivered by Dr. Garnett C.
Willdnson, first ■ assistant super
intendent of Schools in Cashing-
ton, p. C.
V Dr. Wilkinsen urged the grad
trayed the role of “Class Crumb- uates to subordinate thoughts of
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personal gain and seek to find
their rii^tful places in thg eco
nomic,-and socisl status ^f. A-
rlcan life. The s{>eaker also de
clared the development of chara
cter and integrity* to be of the
very vital importance in tVe
training of the student. Haying
Iributt to Dr. (Brown and the
work of the Palmer Inatitue, Dr.
Wilkinson said, “The World is
fast coming to realise that," an
been done at Palmer for
many, many years under the di
rection of Dr. Charlotte Hawlyns
Brown, the devlopm«nt of chara
cter and bigK. moral standards
must receiva the same emphasis
as the teaching of mathematics,
Kfstory, chemistry or English.”
E>r. Wilkinson complimented
ttlft school on itii program and
high cultural standards and-^poke
in terms of strong approval and
oommendation of th® work-of Dr.
Charlotte Hawkins Brwn, found
er and president of the school.
Diplomas were awarded to 33
in th« high school .department
and 13 in ti^e junior college.
Thomas Murpfay, of Sedalia, re
ceived highest ’honors in th^ high
school for four years students.
Charlotte Hawkins, of Cambridgo
Mass., took 2nd honors for 4
year students. Ralph Sawyer, of
Mount Airy,- Ni C.^ harf"tKer"hifT?v
est average of tlWe yeaY; stud
ents and has salutatoriant Marga-
rett Lanier had second honors
for three years students and
Prit* Nelson was third,
stance Merrick, Louise Jon«s and
Margarett IT>obday, took fyst
second and tlird places respec
tively for two year students. Ma
rion Cordice was first among the
one year students.
iDr. ESrown presented the. diplcfi,
mas and prizes being assisted by
William G. Brown, M. A.,i acting
dean and Charles A. Grant, D.
S., d^ector of the higl school.
Those ree«iving prizes in the
high school department wore:
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PFJ—Do- you think we
^ 3'tnnrnrUi to ■w'fT I'j.
little house.
Ana: Under the pr‘^nt dr* ^
cunMtances it is entirely too
much work for yo«r l^band 4^
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Send sll letters to: ABBE WALLACE, csre of THE CARO-
.LINA TIME^ 117 E. Peabody Street, Durham, N. Carolina.
MG—I have a desire to live a
Christian life and want to be
happy. Tell mk^ If 'th^s desire
will be fuIfilK-d and will. I marry
the man I love?
Ans; Noti'.ng will stand
your way of living the kind of
life that you desire, and the
CHURCH will mean a lot to you
aa you grow oldtr. The man -that
you care for loves you and is
just as eager to make a two
some of tWe affair as you sk.
CLR—Does my mother’s fos
ter-sister mean her anygood? I
am undecided about the matter.
Ans; If you bear all th« expan
ses then it will oossible for
you to make this trip—otherwise
I am kfraid. you won't go. Your
husband isn't going to help you
out. He i* determined to cafry
just as he has been fdr the past
few years.
Dr. Charlotte Hawkins Brown»
president and founder of Palmar
Memorial Inst., witnessed tic
fine results of 36 years of per
sistent effort and self denial at
commencement exercises May 27.
Ans: The woman doesn’t mean
your motl»er any harm. It is
quite tru® that they don’t have anyone,
very ihuch in common and do
' not seek one another’s company
but they are friends. Don’t con
tinue to worry about tlieir rela
tions.
VCil—Does my beau ^ve me
or does he love the girl . the: I
accuse him of? Why does h^ go
to her house so much?
Ans; If he didn’t care for her
he surely wouldn’t stay at her
house more than he does at home
Don’t let him fool you—he does
love her and just abut as much
as it is possiible for llm to love
■^-AEP—Is the wife'of the man.^
I i^ve been corresponding with
Urt^ig ftrf not?
Ans; She is, but she iii in a
distant city from where y«u ar«>
locat"d. This wointan will ^t in
all probability ever enter hjs lif*
again as si^ 'iont all love for him
before she left. *
i DOD—'Will the plans that I
havp, vforl; ou^. pould*^ get an
Aj^trology Reaiing?
i
Ans; The plans that you an
your sister lave in mind will
work out very favorably to both
concerned. If you desire a pri
vate i*'ply and an Astrology
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will be gla.d to giv^ you my frea
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OLD NORTH STATE MEDICS
^ GIVE SWANKY AFFAIR
As a concf^jpn* to the 1047,
Dental, Medical.,and Pharmaceu
tical Society, the organ izatioij,
gave its annual ball last Thurs
day night in the gymnasium of
North Carolina college.
- It was the most fashionable af
fair of the seaspn and the socia-
Mde of the building, and a couple ‘‘he time. No-le doesn’t love
anyone. He is very selfish and
Scholarship, Ruth, Hunt, Eliza
beth Kendrick, Vera Lewis,
TJ>omas Murphy. Effol^T Cia,-
rence Beam, Sadie Knucklus,
Frieda May.e and Marion Cordice.
Thos(e receiving .prizes in the *Jol-
lege department were John Car
ter, Valedictorian and Gertrude
Henry.
lites turned ouT in large
bers.
The gym itself, was effective
ly decorated witl* blue and yel-
lov/. Soft bltie lights on each
RCO—The man I love stay
out all the time yet he tells me
num- he loves me and I want to know
if it is true?
Ans: He couldn’t care very
much for you and stay away all
of bright lights that 1 ung high
in the ceiling, illuminated the
place. ' ,
During th* intertnission the
dancers were entertained with
several numbers by members of
the Suiii Q Revue.
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