Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-06-08 | Page 20 | Westminster Exercises Held

WESTMINSTER EXERCISES EXERCISE'S HELD Beginning at Converse hall hail at Westminster West Vest minster college at 10 a. a m. m Thursday I 30 junior college and 23 high school graduates headed by President H H. W. W the Rev St Stanley Stinley nley H H. Bailes and the faculty marched to the Third Presbyterian church where joint commencement exercises were held The Rev Hey Mr Bailes pastor of the Vermont avenue Presbyterian church of Los Angeles addressed the graduates graduates grad grad- on Triple Reserves Men arc are made or broken in times of stress he said depending on on the amount and kind of reserves they have attained I believe that the first reserve should be financial be be- cause from this can come the greatest greatest great great- est eat good We live in a world that is changing and we must be able to meet the changes when they come If we attain a financial reserve we can cando cando cando do so so He pointed out that the conditions of today had caught not only private families without financial reserve but even the Christian churches and as a result Christianity was languishIng languish languish- Ing in many foreign lands because I missionaries are arc being called home I It alt is only good judgment to lay layaway layaway layaway away money for use in times of stress I sickness and old age ace but above all all invest your reserve reserve stock It is not necessary to make money your God he said The second reserve is a physical one Without a go good d physique you cannot attain the first reserve yet yo you should not sacrifice your health even for money Intangible reserves are the third and the highest of all the attainments of man They include culture and spiritual knowledge Without these man cannot really live In concluding the Rev Mr Banes Bailes divided the spiritual reserve into prayer service and scripture The possession of these he said is an as assurance assurance assurance of individual success The invocation was offered by the Rev Rollin H. H Ayres D D. D D. D Musical numbers were presented by Helen Margaret and Barbara Banks and Mary Hosmer The valedictory address ad ld dress was given by Ruth Joy Wheat Wheat- lake Diplomas were presented by President The benediction was offered by the Rev T T. Ross Paden I