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COMMENCEMENT LOCALS.
Miss Dunn, of Navasota, visited College.
Miss Allen, of Waco, visited Dr. Francis and wife.
Mr. \\ . D. Wheless, of Marshall, was a guest of Dr. Frank
Loss.
iMiss Evelyn Colgin, of Calveston, also visited ^tliss Alary
I lit tie.
Mr. L. S. Loss, Jr., and wife, were guests of President and
M v -s. Loss.
Miss Lula Carroll and the Misses Cannon visited Miss
Pita Shisa.
Lieutenant Miley was ,;aite sick a few days dura::' <•():.,-
menceinent.
Air. Ehrhardt, brother of Cadet Ehrhardt, came up to
commencement.
Air. Hollins, father of our H. Al. Rollins, was here during
the closing of school.
Governor C. A. Culberson and Judge Norman G. Kittrell
visited Governor Ross.
Rev. All-. West and family, of Bryan, attended the com
mencement exercises this week.
Rev. Dr. B. I). Cockrill, President of Trinity Univer
sity, was the guest of Professor Ness.
Air. W. F. H. Glover, accompanied by Air. W. F. Hutson,
'95, left this week for his home in Yemassee, S. C.
Col. Ike Pryor, the popular and well known stockman of
Columbus, Texas, was a guest of Colonel Harrison.
Professor Harrington and family were visited by Air.
Alilton Park and daughter, Miss Pearl Park, of Oak Cliff.
Air. and Airs. Barnes, parents of Corporal R. AL Barnes,
visited their son and took in the exercises of commence
ment.
Rev. Dr. William Hayne Leavell, pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church of Houston, was the guest of Dr. T. C.
Bittle.
Aliss Alary Roberts of Terrell, Texas, stopped at College
while on her way home from Belmont College, to visit Aliss
Alary Bittle.
Airs. Wold, of AVaco, visited her gallant son, George,
during commencement, and expressed herself as greatly
pleased with the college.
Hildy and Hyatt have kissed and made up, and now it
can be truly said, •‘two souls with but a single thought, two
hearts that beat as one. 7