Democracy and reform in the evolution of government
The speaker criticizes indirect elections and argues for direct people’s veto power. He notes constitutional changes occur slowly and calls for shifting from a two house system toward more responsible governance. He asserts democracy progresses when obstacles to representation are removed.
Y. M. C. A. Names Officers for Upcoming Term
The Y M C A selects spring term officers: Winford Sharp president Reid McCain vice president Samuel Harris secretary Alva Kincaid treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winford Sharp
Reid McCain
Samuel Harris
Alva Kincaid
State oratorical night attendance lists notable names
Charlotte Cooke, Gertrude Law, Jeannette LaGrange, Oscar Bogard, Reid McCain, Charles Staff and Albert Trent attended the state oratorical Friday night.
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Charlotte Cooke
Gertrude Law
Jeannette LaGrange
Oscar Bogard
Reid McCain
Charles Staff
YWCA Meeting Highlights And Local Injuries
Thursday evening Jene Huntington led the Young Women's Christian Association meeting. She read selections from Henry Van Dyke on Things Not Found in the Curriculum of a College. Hazel Gibbs sang. Miss Katherine Lim sprained her ankle badly at the state volunteer convention in Richmond Saturday and remained in hospital over Sunday before returning home Monday. Margaret Remy visited with home folks over the weekend.
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Jene Huntington
Young Women's Christian Association
Henry van Dyke
Hazel Gibbs
Katherine Lim
Tion
Richmond
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