Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1925, Page 18

A'lb‘ . . E STAR, WASHINGTO e INE _2.., 1925, ~TOHOWARD CLASS School President Gives Re- ception to Seniors at Home Today. Graduate students of Howard Uni- tv conducted chapel evercises vesterday at the university a guests at a reception given b dent and Mrs. J. Stanley Dur- kee vesterday afternoon. Durkee, deltvering the bacca- h & A ) in the Andrew Rankin Me- . w18 ; X \ Chapel, declared the study of E B A\ \\ F field of science which alleviated 0 wrong in human endeavor should be welcomed. “‘We should focus our sci- ence on the Bible and know the truth, even though blind legislators try to hold back that which is true,” he said. But if in all vour studies,” he con- cluded, “'vou have failed to know Jesus ; the greatest of all men, of all of all scientists, of all pioneers 1 thought, or have failed to se Him as the standard of intellectual strength, your ical purity, vour spiritual com- then’ have you failed in n building, and but invite e which inevitably comes. TaRvaw ey Urges Study of Christ. ‘I bid vou to know Him. whom to aright is life everlasting.” e versity faculty, in full ademic ume, marched in pro- cessional to the chapel. The program included s invocation, by the Rev. Daniel Wiseman, pastor of ! Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer:;| music by vest s ing, by Cha Howard 1'm Robert W, Brooks, pastor of Lincoln Memorial Temple: sermon, “The Supreme Christ.” President Durkee, and benediction by the Rev. Hampton 1. Medford, pastor of John Wesley A. M. E. Zion Church. Other events will be held during commencement week. ending with commencement exercises on the uni versity campus at 3:30 o'elock Friday program includes the nual meeting of the board of trust- ees of the university, planting of ivy on campus, senior class day exercises, L] university campus; last chapel exer- i cises,” conducted by senor class. at noon; laying of corner stone of new / gymnasium and armory:- and the senior class prom, dining hall. \ Commencement exercises will be - Friday ) o'clock on the univer- =ity campus. The speaker will be| Dr. James E. Shepherd, president Durham State College. GEORGIA TO HAVE 600 e Insure Unvarying Quality Traffic Director of Maccabees Event to Be Held Here Reports Great Interest. | caravan of 600 ears will| es here for the interna- Sy S : ROM the selection of the to its greatest food value. e Georgla announces. raw materials to the wrap- There is a perfectly balanced ety e oo ping of the loaf—the baking milk content. ety e Al of Corby’s Mother’s Bread is Pennsylvania avenue. Twelve elected by popular vote, will ba S SR L supervised by sczentific Corby will have a float Dough is watched and tested I e i to assure a smooth, delicate il <l ot EXINETRS texture. And during theactual Presbyteri; Pick S;i s % - . il o (TOPEICA. Kams, June 2 G —ae Flour is tested for purity and baking of the loaf, science United Pre: rian Church will be for richness in its vital ele- guards the oven process. ment . gluten. That is why Corby’s Mother’s Mixing is constantly checked ~ Bread is better—the bread with o o i T S to make sure that theenergy- an unusual food value—the A copy may be had free of 1 e 1 S, & giving gluten is dgveloped bread for your family. Velvet Kind ICE CREAM E} Developed at Worl Foremost Scientific Induseria Research [natituge. W ill not e Corby Baking Compans, Ine. -in.lPlelu;:lodof. armlessto humana and animals.