Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 June 1942 — Page 5

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345 Manual Seniors Will Get Diplomas;

LOR FROM HERE DEDICATION RITE Shs HAVE SEEN RAID

Also reported at the scene of ace was Col. Theron G. Mathven

WAR DECLARATIONS

Patriotic Note to Mark Ceremonies

under the direction of Charles A.

A Marion county youth—Seaman who was stationed at Ft. Harrison] WASHINGTON, June 4 (U, P) {Walter Ricks of Bridgeport—may, While the West Virginia national| The senate was: expected to vote

ave witnessed the Japanese attack guard was here, USHSIHOUSIY: Rey os lutions

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THURSDAY, JUNE {4 Three hundred and forty-five] Hurbo Sh tod ROR. LATE WILLIAMS declaring war on Hungary, Rumas : |Manual seniors will receive diplomas Henaie. Ceremonies at New School ™ Dutch Harbor, Alaska, yesterday. HONOR LATE WILLI nia and Bulgaria and speed them Savs Private Groups So at the Sist duation exercises in Other class officers are; Robert LEre | He entered the navy last fall and| The Indianapolis Bar association |to the White House. : L gra Elder, Donald Strietelmeier, William Say ‘has been stationed at the Alaskan|will hold a memorial meeting in Linked Might Seek a of Religion to Open honor of Judge Joseph R. Williams rations yesterday in separate roll N night. class vice presidents; Wilmajean A brother, Robert, is in the mer-{at 11 a. m. tomorrow in superior call votes with not a single member Second Munich. A patriotic note will mark the Cu ghd Mar Roker, secre- chant marine while another was! court, room 2, at the court house.|recorded against them. vercises this vear.! ries; and Harold L. Bretz and A a ET : | Dedication ceremonies of the new! W. Armmold, special assistant Rev. W. H. Kendall of the Memorial | The other graduates: Shoat of Rein 08 the a I's y S : ttorney general, warned last Prey, church will be the Norma Lulirell VIS Sum pd \ an address to the Iinois Laditional flag ceremony A8 Loster Adams Mery fayaskey chapel. Dr. Frederick P. Kershner, | : i 5 ‘ack " influences the class and audience. : 3 ) om alii 0S nds dean of the college of religion, will which, How a high school education has jamson argaret McB! preside. still prepared seniors for citizenship in win Allen | Mary Jane Ammer with an organ prelude by E. Wayne Barbara Aiiereon James Foxlow, Alice Miedema, J.| rel Berry, head of the department of | Edward Reich, class president Don- | virg ia Armstrong church music, and will be followed | Mr. Arnold cautioned against the aid Blettner, Lawrence M. Stiller-| A Austin " ; heir to Parti » wough the secret influence of anand Florence Willard. Ricanor Ayers Choir to Participate ~rriational cart y AT Vy p { hatiohal 8 arte} thrown in favor| Principal E. H. Kemper McComb | Nhu Biaabridge The Rev. E. E. Russell, pastor of | peace without victory when the | will explain the significance of the, Iola Bai inbridge the Eighth Christian church, will RObert Bak r Ida Mercurio nouncing the recipients of these | E. H. Kemper Meco vo will Roy Bannister John, Melanie school of religion choir will offer hike w awards given annually in memory announce awards. soy Les Meyer Q two selections. Scripture reading arises {rom qr john Hampden Holliday, a Pe ham, Lavonne Miler (Will be led by Dr. Abram E. Cory, rtels which perme- |, world war I. vice president, seniors will Sing “On| bas Berry vo Ruth Jane Miller | The main address will be given by American M-| yune 20 medals to the two sen-| Manual,” school song, for the final prthuy Béssenbach (RHE Mhilow Dr. Raphael Harwood Miller, editor iors with the highest scholastic time as high school students. Y Christian-Evangelist, St. Dort 8 Bockius Louis outstanding scholastic achievement company the “A> orchestra under Ibe led by Hugh Th. Miller, a memwill be presented along with the|/the baton of Mr. George M. Tur- {ber of the college religion commitIndianapolis Foundation state, merit | mail. > iu half | Ann Nischbav [will include a response by the conur department of state,” scholarships. precede y a ha our musical | Mary Buckles NEY Norrington |gregation. | Following presentation of diplo- concert provided by the “A” band | Catherine Bueh! Ruth Not ris | | Kathleen Burns JORaRIES Pasa | Emil Caesar

The house put through the decla= Cadle Tabernacle at 8 o'clock to- Van Der Moere and Gordon Grow, base. Tomorrow. CHICAGO, June 4 (U. P.).—Thur-| preceding the invocation, by the John Tedrowe, treasurers, Kenneth Adams thur Lynch a. m. tomorrow in the Sweeney | singing of the national anthem by| against Joe em Medias The morning service will open | a democracy will be discussed by RAT by the academic processional line. possibility of a “second Munich” man. Helen Kerr, Barbara Fisher Robert & Austin opportunity Holliday scholarships before an- Rite’ ME pronounce the invocation, and the Fairy Baxter Leon Mey groups control zrapyal alumnus who lost his life mas by Roscoe Conkle, school board | Charlotte Bennett Ra ave ne Mille (professor of missions at Butler. > a Miss | Joseph Boarman bh 2 of the S| averages. and the Riley medals for Freda M. Hart, organist, will ac-|; The dedicatory service will i ng [tee, Butler board of directors, and ith our enemies un- and college grants and two Roines| The senior ary Burks Kenneth Suku | David Calderon

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Closing exercises will include the dedicatory prayer by the Rev. T. K (Smith, pastor of the Tabernacle {Church of Christ, Columbus: the ‘Lord's Prayer in choral form; the {benediction by David S. MeNelly, [president of the Indiana Christian | Ministerial association; a choral re-! Siaiene Saul sponse; the recessional and an! Be i Pe mperton | organ postinde. Calvin Phillips | Members of the alumni associaAngeline Bicciont ok (tion of the school of religion will Armanda Pittman hold their annual dinner at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Campus club with Dr. E. Robert Andry, presi-| dent, on. as toastmaster.

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