Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 June 1939 — Page 9

148 FROM HERE TO GET DEGREES | ATI. U. MONDAY

1939

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‘SENIOR WEEK’

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WABASH PLANS Butler Faculty Dines, Honors Putnams

Dean M. O. Ross, representing neighbor of Dr. and Mrs. Putnam, were honored at a dinner of the|the business college, said: | said: Butler faculty held last night at “The faculty as a group knows| “It has been said that if you want Tributes were what he has accomplished in the to know a man you must go campgiven by deans of the various col- fields of academic and administra- |ing with him, but there is an even,

Dr. and Mrs. James W. Putnam

ORANGES GROWN IN HOME SPRINGFIELD, Mass., June 1 w.| | P-) —Here’s one way to make sure | (you get fresh fruit. Mrs. Jennie

Bennetti has fruit-bearing lemon | {and orange trees in her home. The]

FOR JEWELRY 213 plants are kept on a sunporch dur-

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i : leges and faculty members.

hn | Graduation Program Dean Frederick D. Kershner, repWilliam Allen White, Noted Opening Saturday. resenting the religion college, said

§ : of Dr. and Mrs. Putnam: Editor, Will Address “I think they have illustrated : ; : things for others.” 1350 Seniors.

is 1 ; : T t y avd : the wisdom of Albert Einstein ing former Butler graduates now on “ne. william L. Richardson Was! throughout their honored career at|the faculty, said that those she rep- toastmaster at the honor dinner | Tinos Sposh | Butler Although a layman, resented have watched Dr. Putnam |and Mrs. Alice B. Wesenberg was imes Special |President Putnam has held some |from the time they were students|chairman of dinner arrangements. BLOOMINGTON, June 1.—De- of the most important positions in {under his direction until now when —— grees will be awarded 148 | the gift of his Soymgnion ‘. rps he is Jetiring zs President ko bes} Meal for students fro \ " ; faculty and students of ‘he college come dean of the graduate school. | NEES Indiana Eo nnaps Sune of religion feel greatly indebted to|During that time he has guided the| commencement at Memorial Sta- Dr. and Mrs, Putnam for the sym- |university through very troubled | | dium at twilight Monday. The address will be delivered by William Allen White, editor and

| times, she said. I : of the acts! && | McCain, 23, is in charge of ar-|School. publisher of the Emporia, Kas, [contest at 2 p. m. and a baseball! This year's class includes 1350 e October, but will participate in the | CATCHERS ARE TOLL) Secneriat Chapel with the Rev.! The class will be the largest in Ce pRRis .., | Keach today ordered the capture of | ) Preceding the commencement will |" a b > | Kappa, national honorary scholastic gr {sier students at its annual break- | members and administrative of- | | A nN : apolis; Thagr - held Sunday night. The speaker 408 catchers, Mr. Keach said. He Po grus Burns and Fred the Centra J war iscipl | stray. rin reat to, : : 1 Woodward Disciples of | strays during the hot weather to)... oudtis. Goshen: Richard Dear- | to receive degrees are: Dr. Herman G. Morgan, City has been communicated to persons Indianapolis, secretary-treasurer of | rnment: Kathleen Behrmann, A. B. (materially since a law requiring dogs ito receive antirabies injections be- | grary science club: and Williem | Blum ) : " A B. | Several years ago. (dent of the same organization.

tive work in the past 30 years. I|better way of knowing what a man | [know only the results of his work, really is: Live next door to him| land I respect him greatly for|. , , The Putnams are hospitable, them.” {generous and neighborly to a fault. | Prof. Corinne Welling, represent- | Lheir chief delight is in doing| |

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Times Special 7) CRAWFORDSVILLE, June 1-— More than 450 Wabash College alumni are expected here for the [101st commencement week-end be|ginning Saturday. Nearly 250 are | [expected for the annual alumni {banquet in the gymnasium Satur- | day night. Dwight Green, Wabash '19. Chi-| a i |cago lawyer, will give the main ad- | pathetic interest they have always |dress at the banquet. Robert B.|manifested in the life of the

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