00:00:06 Dr. Harry V. Richardson talks about women of the campus and the role they play on the campus. Talks about the history of Gammon Theological Seminary.
00:03:56 Introduces Bishop Bowen.
00:04:17 Bishop Bowen talks about being born in Baltimore.
00:18:45 Talks about Fair Hall, Womans Home Missionary Society, and sister Flora Mitchell and her missionary trying to marry girls to preachers and favoring Gammon students over Clark students.
00:28:48 Talks about the life of Atlanta and Gammon and Clark life in the country.
00:34:07 Talks about famous burning of Negro (Sam Hose) in Newnan, GA, followed by a riot and lynching of Negros in Palmetto and Fairburn.
00:45:18 Unidentified woman thanks Bishop Bowen for coming.
01:00:25 Dr. Harry V. Richardson makes comments.
01:04:30 Unidentified man talks about drastic changes of the 20th century.
01:04:46 Choir sings.
01:15:37 Dr. John W. Haywood greets the president and those in attendance.
01:26:29 Talks about 75 years that measure the life of Gammon Theological Seminary.
01:37:27 Talks about little Jack Horner complex, and deflating mans ego.
01:43:56 Talks about Alexander Pope, the essay of man, and the pride and vanity man had taken to himself.
01:53:24 Talks about experience with board of world peace.
01:59:49 Talks about being concerned of not going out and preaching a watered down version of Christianity and a debunked Christ.
02:03:20 Dr. Harry V. Richardson makes remarks and leads in hymn.
02:03:48 Audio ends.