11 GRADUATES AT STATE HOME Mrs. Geo. E. Jester's Sunday School Class Sent Flowers    The graduating exercises at the State Home last night were highly creditable in every way. The class consisted, of ten girls  and one young man as follows: Misses Mable Craig, Bernice Pitts, Helen Jones, Virginia Barrett, Ruby Pierce, Catherine Owens, Daisy Owens, Jewel Birchfield, Letha Franks and Zana Bohannon and Mil- ton Pitts.    The program tor the occasion was well arranged and splendidly carried out on the part of the young people particularly. Mrs. George E. Jester's Sunday School class sent a profusion of flowers that not only the class but the school and the audience enjoyed, and for which the recipients expressed the highest appreciation. Judge Corley's address was practical, eloquent at times  and unquestionably made a lasting impression on the grad- uates, besides holding the closest at- tention of all present. Hon. Dexter Hamilton introduced the speaker. Mr. J. S. Callicutt was unavoidably absent and the duty of presenting the diplomas to the graduates fell upon Mr. Watson, principal of the Orphan Home school.    An especially pleasant feature of the entire commencement week is the fact that about fifty former inmates of the Home have been guests of the Home during that time.    The band, under Joel Trimble's di- rection, entertained with a band con- cert on the campus before the hour for the commencement exercises had arrived.    The Corsicana Daily Sun - Thursday, May 29, 1919 Submitted by Diane Richards