Correspondence Between President Harry S. Truman and Dr. William W. Hall, with Internal Memoranda and Related Material
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OCR Page 1 of 10June 1, 1951
NIGHT LETTER
DR. WILLIAM W. HALL.X<
PRESIDENT,
WESTMINSTER
FULTON, MISSOURI.
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IT IS A PLEASURE TO SEND HEARTY FELICITATIONS AND WARMEST
PERFONAL GREETINGS TO YOU AND THROUGH YOU TO THE ALUMNI AND ALL
FRIENDS OF WESTMINSTER COLLEGE ON THE HAPPY OCCASION OF ITS CEN-
TENNIAL COMMENCEMENT. THE SURVIVAL OF THIS FINE OLD SEAT or
HIGHER LEARNING THROUGH A FULL CENTURY - INCLUDING YEARS or GREAT
TRIAL DURING THE CIVIL WAR - BEARS AMPLE WITNESS TO ITS IMMENSE
CONTRIBUTION TO EDUCATION. THE NOST INSPIRING THING TO YOU AND
TO ALL ENGAGED IN THE EDUCATION OF YOUTH# MUST BE THE CHALLENGE
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PRESENTED BY THE FACT THAT THE WORK IS NEVER FINISHED. THE
GENERATIONS COME AND GO BUT EACH YEAR BRINGS YOU A NEW CLASS OF
RECRUITS TO BE TRAINED AND DISCIPLINED IN THE ARTS AND SCIENCES
AND BEST OF ALL IN THE UNCHANGING TRUTHS OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION.
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I SHALL ALWAYS BEAR IN GRATEFUL RENEMBRANCE THE HONORS
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ACCORDED MR. CHURCHILL AND ME FIVE YEARS AGO WHEN WE WERE PRIVIA
LEGED TO VISIT WESTMINSTER TOGETHER.
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MY ANNIVERSARY MESSAGE IS TO EXPRESS THE HOPE THAT FOR
LONG DECADES TO COME WESTMINSTER COLLEGE WILL GO FORWARD WITH
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PROGRESS WHILE HOLDING FAST TO THE NOBLE TRADITIONS BUILT UP
DURING ITS FIRST CENTURY.
HARRY S. TRUMAN
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