Evening Star Newspaper, June 27, 1930, Page 24

97 STUDENTS W STRAYER DPLONAS William T. Page, House CIerk; Gives Talk at Grad- uation Exercises. Ninety-seven students of the Strayer Business College were graduated last night in commencement exercises in the National Press Club Auditorfum, at which time Willlam Tyler Page, clerk of the House of Representatives, de- livered the address. Pinckney Harman, director of the school, presented the diplomas. The ex- ercises, opened with the invocation by Rev. Simpson B. Daugherty of the Memorial United Brethren Church, in- cluded the delivery of the valedictory by Llewellyn M. Heigham and the ad- dress of welcome by Clarence G. Crist, president of the class. Degrees of bachelor of commercial science were presented to five gradu- ates of the Strayer College of Ac- countancy by Edmond 8. Donoho, presi- dent of that college. Dancing followed the commencement exercises. ¢ Degrees were presented to Warren D. Adams, Olin W. Everett, William Pres- ton Hunt, Allen L. McDannald and Al- fred E. Sweeney. Diplomas were given to the following: Mildred Adams, Eva jerite At- wood, Gladys B. Baker, Ruth Beall, Margaret Geneva Bensinger, Elizabeth Sybil Black, Zola Virginia Boley, John Martin Bradford, Jesse A. Brown, Vio- let Lee Brown, Mary Teresa Bryan, Phillis Burch, Ruth Jaquita Burchette, Grace Elizabeth Byar, Fernine Charest, Bertha Coontz, Clarena¢ Glenwood Crist, Irene Dawson Darby, Thomas Mitchell David, Barbara Alberta Davis, Katherine Isabel Duncan, Carmen Al- bertina Josefina Fernandez, Dorothy B. Foster, Charlotte Virginia Gaither, Bes- sie Ruth Gardner, Jessie Rose Gard- ner, Mildred Catherine Goheen, Mary Puryear Gore, Maria Christina Granda, Helen Marie Grindle, Florence Anne Haas, Caroline Ashby Hammill, Helen Marie Hanback, Grace Hayes, Llewellyn Maitland Heigham, Catherine Irene Hell- muth, Bertha Elizabeth Hickerson, Eliz- abeth Hoffman, Robert Edward Hooker, Prances Elizabeth Huls, John Elbert Ingrick, Lucy Adelia Johnson, Char- lotte Kincheloe, Katherine Louise King, Grace Kathryn Kirk, Helen Augusta Krafft, Frances le Mat, Frances Day Longbrake, Margaret T. Lord, James Wolford McBee, Elizabeth Master- son, Edith Lucille Miller, Saul Julian Mindel, Edith Moon, Marie Carmelite Mudd, Glen Elizabeth Ogle, Helen O'Shaughnessy, Anne Louise Pallas, Mildred Parker, Helen Petrie, Mary Geneva Powell, Matilde Principe, Florenee Lorraine Riley, Elizabeth Bur- gess Roberts, Evelyn Lorraine Robey; Ruth Elizabeth Rohrbaugh, Meyer Rosenblatt, Elizabeth Scott Salisbury, Katherine Sampson, Thelma Maude Sanders, Rhoda Todd Saulsbury, Nellie Shannon, Mary Camille Sheehy, Pauline B. Shinn, Eliza Fern Slusher, Galen Clark Smith, Eudoxa Strother, Frances 3 Plater Tayloe, Louise Taylor, Evelyn Pauline ‘Thomas, Doris Tolstol, Dorothy Virginia ‘Townshend, Frances Virginia Walter, Katherine [Elizabeth Wells, Esther Kathleen Winfield, Cecella Winlack, Lena Katlow Wolpe, Mildred Wood, Elsie Elizabeth Yummer and Elnors Virginia Frances Zimmerman. — WALES WILL BROADCAST FROM LONDON ON JULY 7 Prince’s Address at Banquet Will Be Retransmitted Over Coast- to-Coast Network. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, June 37.—The Prince America via of Wales is to be heard in radio on July 7, the National Broad- casting Oo. announced today. His speech, to be made at the SQ'O’I Hotel in London at the annual banquet of the National Union of Students, will be brought across the Atlantic and retransmitted on the American coast- to-coast network. The broadcast is to l(litalfi'rt;flnum, starting at 3:25 p.m. ey Births Reported. The following births have been reported to Health Department, in the last 34 hours: Edward M. and Ethef King, girl. Alice Calobong, boy. Mary T. Plerson, bot J. and Lillle M. Mos . d Beulah M. Win % Georse ‘R. and Margaret . Vierbuchen, | Andrew and Lois Lake, boy. Frank H. and Beatrici . boy. hn F. and Elegor O, g..‘uu;‘.:‘. sirl. © Georee, and "Ada 3. Charerse: o Siiferd 8 4ad Honcs - Hihson, prl. 3 Hu Louis and Minnie Simon, girl. Patrick F. and Margaret A. Kertn, girl. Simon and Florence G. Chaikin, Ba M. illef, , girl. ‘tha Faunne Witfaker, siel it sy B Ecward and Helen Mor ¥ snd atrice ., girl. Charies B. and Ruth Shofl.:rf lfl] John E. and Ernestine Griffen, gir! Deaths lieported. The following deaths have been reported the Health Depariment 1 the. jast 23 Roars l‘gflhl.!l!l A. Bpalding, 88, 1703 Rhode Is- Fatrick 4. Naushton. s e osep well, o ospital. Eliie E Dilineham. 15, 1817 1otk ar Clars Wiison, 72, 3336 O st. pChazles W. Farks, 67 United States Naval spital. Martha_Morgan, 65. Em Yohickme, o pupnc, memta pSamuel 0. Scotf, €3, George Washinston Charies C. Van , 61, % Pennsyl- Rl ‘5‘; !ur: 61, 1378% Pennsyl roha illtams, 80, 1313 A st. s.e. |oEd¥ard Bellmore, ‘60, "13th and ‘Rhode Ts- Julia O'Connor, 58, 1319 35th st. Annie M Rline, 33, 638 sih st e, umgardner, 81. 800 9th st rainerd, 50. 36: Harritt Dyer. 4, 396 0 Edward W. Robertson, ir., 35, Providence | B B 10, 8ibi 2via Berman. 10, Sibi ; Mary £ Gill 88, ‘Gallinger Hopm 0 on_at months, Chiidren's — o “Wara Wara,” the national motion lp}iét!l;re,beinu .!bo;:)d mn‘golml after years of luction, 1s sai already to have made a profit. 5 Before Closing Your Home Call Mr. Pyle for advice on cleansing and protecting your floor coverings Sanitary Carpet & Rug Cleaning Co. | 106 Indiana Ave. I Phone Nat'l 3257-3291-2036 | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Folding Camp Stools, 39¢ [ ] We]l made with folding metal frame; khaki top. [ ; 3 : Folding Stools with back, 69c. 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