EIGHT
Forty More Senio
Diplomas fl
Forty-nine seniors will receive
dlplomu8 Monday, Muy 20, at 10
| a.in. when Bennett College closes
unother academic year with commencement
exercises highlighted
by an uddress by Dr. Howard
Thuruian, dean of the chapel,
Howard University.
' The baccalaureate address will
be delivered on Sunday Muy 28 at
4 p.m. by Dr. Matthew Simpson
Day age, secretary of the department
of educational Institutions
for Negroes of the Methodist Board
of Education.
_ Dr. Thurman is a fu\-orite
, speaker for local rtdieuees itnd
; iiis address Is eagerly anticipated
ulnce il.Is 111 t-e his lasi lu the
NOTICE OP SUMMONS BY
! PUBLICATION
In the Superior Court?
Greensboro Division. f _
North Carolina, s
Guilford County
Herman J. Allen
vs.
Margaret Wright Allen
The defendant above named will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced in the Superior
Court of Guilford County.
North Carolina, for divorce from the
bonds of matrimony, and the defendant
will take further notice that she
Is required to appear before the Clerk
of the Superior Court of said County
, at his office in Greensboro. North
Carolina within twenty days from the
11th day of June, 1M4, and answer or|
demur to the complaint, or the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the reha'
demanded ln M,d complaint. |
This the third day of May. 1M4.
| C. S. BILBRO.
I ; Clerk of the Superior Court,
1 Guilford County. North Carolina.
E. Kermltt Hightower,
Atty. for Pltff.
Bll E. Market Street,
Greensboro, N. C.
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vicinity hfcfore he leaves to tftkt
over the pustorute of an luterra
vial church In California.He
has spoken in more than IOC
colleges and universities in all sections
of the country and was commencement
speaker last year at
the (lurrett lilblieul Institute ot
Northwestern University.
I)r. Davuge was formerly president
of Clark University. Atlunta,
where he raised $1,500,000 for endowment,
purchased a new site
and erected an entirely new piunt.
He also served as president of
$uuiue) Huston and Rust Colleges.
He Is ? member of the hoard of
trustees of several colleges and
universities.
BENNETT HOLDS
FINAL VESPERS
_ Religion wits suggested as the
llll] V fniinilolliln of "?osa I T-?? P
Howard Callahan of New York
City, speaking at the final vesper
service and Installation of student
officers of Bennett College Sunday.
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It Was his belief that only a
peuce built on the righteousness of
God will last and he challenged
religion to speak openly In public
pffairs.
An impressive ceremony installing
student officers for next year
was conducted by Miss Kathryji
Davenport, president of the student
senate. The incoming officers
were presented by Miss Margaret
Hill, president of the senior class.
The ceremony included responses
by the student leaders und student
body.
Organization officers Installed
Included: The Student Senate,
Sunday School, Mid-Week Vespers,
Woman's Society of Christian Service.
Y.W.C.A., Little Theatre,
Marshalls, Ju and Senior
Choirs, Residence Halls. Sociology
Club, Orchestra, Library Staff,
Book-LoVers Club, und Student
Taper.
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during June, the war food admin
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vegetables, frozen baked beans
peanut butLer. citrus marmulade
raisins, dried prunes, dry-mix anc
ufiiyKruieu Roups, aoya flour
grits and flakes, wheat flour enc
bread, macaroni, spaghetti, nood
les, oatmeal and rye breakfasi
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