Virginia Highway Official to Address Richmond College Students
Henry G. Shirley Virginia highway commissioner will speak at Richmond College during the regular 12:90 assembly period on May 20 in Cannon Memorial Chapel. He will discuss the highway department organization powers and duties and is noted for advancing Virginia highway development. A May banquet in the college refectory will end Social Science Society activities. Governor George C. Peery is slated to speak at convocation on April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Shirley
State of
Virginia
Richmond College
Highway Department
Cannon Memorial Chapel
Shirley
Hocktale
Flo
Virginia Miltary Institute
Gvil
University of Maryland
Hampden-Sydney College
Warner Military School
New York Central Railway
West Virginia Coal and Iron Hst
Baltimore County
Maryland
State Roads Commission of Maryland
Federal Highway Council
Council of National Defense
Highway Transport Committee
Snce
Social Refence Society
Redwood Council
Social Science Society
Aldney B. Hah
Thomas W. Ozlin
George C. Peory
Boatwright
Co.ord Debaters Top Bucknell in Friday Night Debate
Westhampton College teams led by Ruth Stephenson and Allie Martin defeated Bucknell in a varsity debate on the motion that Congress could override Supreme Court decisions. Judge Garland Hopringa noted the ruling relied on decency tools but could be improved. Bucknell’s coach Lybanger and wife attended with the team. Alice Turner presided and Virginia Kirk served as timekeeper. The William and Mary debate, set for Saturday, was postponed until after Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westhaw
Bucknell
Westhampton College
Ruth Stephenson
Allie Martin
Congress
Supreme Court
Garland Hopringa
Mra
Lybanger
Alice Turner
Virginia Kirk
William and Mary
Westhampton College Junior Class to Present Ah Men Here Comes Carmen
Under Susan Bonnet the Westhampton College Junior Class will stage Ah Men Here Comes Carmen at University Playhouse on Monday April 17. Tickets are 26 cents for the benefit of the organ fund with Barbette Stephenson as Carmen and Kitty Broyles as Don Jose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Bonnet
Westhampton College
University Playhouse
Mrnday
Organ Fund
Carmen
Barbette Stephenson
University Players
Kitty Broyles
Dam
Vanilla
Per
Cy Louthan
Martha Ware
Margaret Harris
Dolores
Margaret Mitchell
Alton Williams
Mary Pat Early
Westhampton
Lawyers Plead Co-ords Plan Marriage Suit Dance Tonight
Moot trial at CG Williams Law School centers on breach of promise of marriage. Plaintiff nurse Florence Knight sues Percy Asterbilt of a New York family. defense argues fraud and lack of writing. Jury verdict for the defendant cites concealed past shoplifting. Also announced is the Master co ed dance with Ed Harris and his orchestra tonight at Westhampton. tickets 50 cents to 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Vaughan Gary
Horace Edwards
Harold FB. Snead
Skit Broadcast Set For Today At Richmond College
Richmond College to air its second WRVA radio program featuring the College Glee Club opening with a number and a Sigma Phi Epsilon skit Shakespeare In Leap Year. Harold Phillips plays Juliet, Jimmy Chapin Romeo, Billy Dickinson nurse. plans include May 6 12 and 19 broadcasts with Campus Oddities and Superstitions themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WRVA
College Glee Club
Sigma Phil Epsilon
Sigmaarole
Juliet
Harold Phillips
Romeo
Jimmy Chapin
Nurse
Billy Dickingon
Weathampton College
Glee Club
Play Lauded By Reviewer By B. Moore
University Players second appearance of the season presented Channing Pollock's Ding in the Payhouse to a small audience. Alton Williams directed a hit antiwar piece that depicted greed and hunger as real enemies, with strong performances by Freeman, Phillips, Bowera, Johnson, Gordon, Hamilton, Clements, Wallis, Moore, Hodges, Goode, and Kirby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ding
Alton Williams
Martha Ann Freeman
Harold Phillips
Baruska
Margaret Bowera
Tommy Johnson
Bruce Gordon
Austria
Willian Hamilton
August Behrend
Branch Clements
Jan
William Wallis
Dr. Arndt
Frits Winckleman
Ralph Moore
Mizai
Jo-dith Hodges
Clement Goode
Kurt
Hilda Kirby
College Newspapers Announce 1936 37 Editorial Appointments
Bernard M Dabney Jr and thet Hubank named Richmond College and Westhampton College editors for the Richmond Collegian 1936 37. Stuart Graham named senior managing editor. Ralph Moors appointed junior managing editor. Barbette Stephenson to head Westhampton as managing editor. Russell Tate becomes associate editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard M. Dabney Jr
Thet Hubank
Richmond College
Westhampton College
Richmond Collegian
Board of
Collegian
Web
Collegrian
Stuart Graham
Dabney
Cenior
Ralph Moors
Weathampton College
Barbette Stephenson
Russell 8. Tate
Universities Societies Debate Ratting System Abolition
The inter-society debate at the University of Richmond considers abolishing the Ratting System. Three literary societies prepare with scheduled debates from April 20 to May 4, with restrictions: entrants must be society members and cannot join the college debating team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Richmond
Mu Sig Ya
Philologian
C. Mitchell
Mu Sig Va
Mitchell
Paul Somers
Forensic Council
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kubank New Collegian Editors
SSS
H. G. Shirley
Stevenson
Martin
Welkin
Kare
Carswell
By A. R. Kingdon
Delta Theta Phi Legal Fraternity
1. CG. Willams Law School
Law School
Plorance Knight
Percy Asterbilt
York Family
Miss Knight
Ise
Defendant
Plaintiff Nurse
F. T. Kingdon
Fred Timberlake
M. A. Bure
Robert Carswell
Harris
Ed Harris
May L. Keller
Margaret Watking
Ruth Parker
Mittee
Ann Kincannon
Jackie Warner
Mary Uroek
Spe
Phillips
Johnson
Moore
Hodges
Theo
By B. Moore
Channing Pollock
Graham, Moore, Stevenson
Pl Delta Epsilon
Additon
YM. CQ
Eubank
Graham
Hia
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