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GALLOWAY COMMECEMENT
Opening Sermon Was Preached
by Dr. H. M. DuBose
of Nashville.
Searcy, May 30. — The com
mencement sermon was preached
at Galloway college yesterday
morning by Dr. H. M. DuBose
of Nashville, Tenn. He is an
able and eloquent speaker, and a
large crowd was present to hear
his discourse. The elocution
contest took place tonight, and
tomorrow night the grand con
cert will be given. On Wednes
day morning the graduating ex
ercises will be held and Dr. Monk
of Fort Worth, Texas, will de
liver the literary address. There
will be twenty-one graduates in
the literary department, two in
music, one in elocution and three
in business department. The
board of trustees meet tomorrow
morning and it is generally un
derstood that Dr. C. C. Godden,
the president, will be unani
mously retained by the board.
Dr. Godden says that this has
been one of the most successful
years in the history of Galloway
college, with the largest attend
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AUGUSTA PIONEER
DROWNED IN WHITE.
Last Friday moi ning about 9
o’clock Ed Rider, who had been
towing some loose logs ashore a
little below Soles’ saw mill, was
missed and reported drowned.
Soon after a dredging party was
at work seeing if he could be
found. It was kept up at inter
vals until Tuesday, when the
news was received that he had
1 been found about two miles
down the river, near the railroad
bridge. He was brought to town
and as soon as the preliminaries
could be completed was buried in
the city cemetery.
He was one of Augusta’s old
est citizens and was known as a
peaceable and unobtrusive man
who always attended to his own
business and never attended to
others’ and was well liked by
those who knew him.—Augusta
Free Press.
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