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Newspaper

Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1939

Page

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TKA Proposes Monthly Chapel Cuts In Convocation

Tau Kappa Alpha backs two convocation cuts per month and seeks student involvement on the program committee. Westhampton and Richmond chapters join a panel on chapel reform with Martha Elliott and Ben McClure leading discussion. Anne Scott Campbell cites campus dislike of dull programs and overcrowding in Cannon Memorial Chapel.

May L. Keller Dr. Boatwright Martha Elliott Westhampton TEA Ben McClure Richmond Anne Scott Campbell Cannon Memorial John B. Jordan

Westhampton College Piano Fund Reaches $200 Mark

Westhampton College funds for a piano to mark the college’s twenty fifth anniversary have reached two hundred dollars. The campaign seeks six hundred more by May first toward a total of one thousand five hundred for the instrument. Funds come from students faculty alumnae and friends with a thermometer display and a penny box in the Activities Building. A slogan contest winner Miss Marie Keyser received a Westhampton banner for “A Piano for a Song.”

Westhampton College Westhampton Martha Elliott Athletic Association Marie Keyser

Kay Kyser Wins Campus Poll For Finals Orchestra

Kay Kyser led the Richmond College campus poll with 96 votes for the finals orchestra, ahead of Artie Shaw who had 68. Tommy Dorsey 48, Hal Kemp 26, Horace Heidt 19, and Larry Clinton 15 followed. 32 bands were backed on campus.

Kay Kyser Collegian Richmond College Assembly Kyser Artie Shaw Shaw Tommy Dorsey Hal Kemp Horace Heidt Larry Clinton

Ministerial Students Fill Local Pulpits in Richmond Area

Baptist churches in Richmond and vicinity host forty eight University of Richmond ministerial students next Sunday. The Baptist Ministerial Association led by Rev. Fred T Laughan arranged assignments for students to preach or participate. The list names churches and student pairings across the city including First Baptist and Grace, with placements at Calvary Second Baptist and many others.

Richmond University of Richmond Baptist Ministerial Association Fred T. Laughan Second Baptist Church of Richard Saunders First Baptist Grizzard B. Weston Putton R. L. McNeely C. A. Collins Dumbarton W. E. Bass Barton Heights Paul Watlington Grace Carleton Whitlatch Ginter Park A. L. Crist Morton Townsend Calvary C.T. Francisco A. Morgan Second Baptist Joseph Sullivan Webber A. C. Walker M. J. Gray Broaddus Memorial Harold Zieafoose Theodore Turner Venable Street J. M. Cameron Oak Grove J. M. Fog B. G. Conklin Pine Street W. W. Glass Clapton I. Hudgins Hatcher Memorial Ed Arendal T. R. Rae Stockton Street N. B. Habel East End Linwood Brandis H. M. Elam Grove Avenue E. M. Adams R. B. Hall Fairmount H. Roberts Boulevard Long Park View A. L. St. Clair L. Gettier Bainbridge Street George Stevenson Westhampton Clyde Lipscomb Leigh Street L. R. Broughman Hopewell W. F. Taylor Raleigh Forbes Charles Watkins Woodland Heights C. W. Krause Assisting Northside Dan Fowler Tabernacle J. G. Perkins Bonnie Brae G. T. Fattaruso Biltmore H. L. Foster Goochland Thomas Pugh Chester W. H. Elder Four Mile Creek I. Lucas Brookland Park

Boyd to Speak at Sunday Vesper Service

Dr Beverley Boyd rector of Grace and Holy Trinity Church Richmond will speak Sunday evening at the vesper service in Cannon Memorial Chapel. It is his first campus appearance though he has spoken on campus before. He belonged to the goodwill trio that conducted a discussion at a convocation last spring.

Beverley Boyd Grace and Holy Trinity Church of Richmond Cannon Memorial Chapel Boyd Good Will Trio

Richmond College Debate Manager Applicants Present 12:30

Applicants for Richmond College debate manager will appear before the Forensic Council at 12:30 Monday in Room 208 biology building.

Richmond College Forensic Council

New Year Installations at Westhampton College

Marian Wiley passes presidency to Annabelle Lumpkin at Cannon Memorial Chapel as Westhampton College reinforces its honor system and unity. Lumpkin vows to strengthen bonds among student body, College Council, and administration for the coming year.

Westhampton College Cannon Memorial Chapel Marian Wiley Annabelle Lumpkin Head College Council Wiley Westhampton Martha Elliot Miss Lumpkin

DuPont Official Shows Movie Talks On Personnel Work

Students in the Economics Club and visitors watched a DuPont film and heard a talk by George R. Beach Jr. of the Du Pont personnel division. Bran dis introduced the speaker. Beach outlined five steps to land a job, emphasizing smile, showcase college work, personal appearance, self belief, and closing the interview well.

Economics Club DuPont de Nemours Co George R. Beach, Jr DuPont Personnel Division Wilmington Delaware Royall Brandis Beach

Fraternities Faculty Plan Night of Gaiety at Richmond Campus Carnival

The University of Richmond hosts a Campus Carnival in Millhiser Gym tomorrow at 8 p.m. Sponsored by Omicron Delta Kappa and the Quarterback Club, the event aims to raise funds for a student center. Acts include faculty imitations, sideshows, a tricycle race, and a surrealist art exhibit. admission is ten cents.

Omicron Delta Kappa National Leadership Fraternity Quarterback Club Richmond College Richmond Westhampton College Raymond B. Pinchbeck May L. Keller Frank Cosby Grover Whalen Edway Bergan Charlie McCarthy Little Flavius B. Walker McCarthy Bill Morrison Pittsburgh Husky Bergen Westhampton Wilford N. Skinner Ned Sparks Adolf Hitler Millhiser Gymnasium

Theta Chi Wins Interfrat Sing at Greek Theatre

Theta Chi fraternity captured top honors at the first Interfraternity Sing held last Saturday in the Greek Theatre. Phi Gamma Delta and Sigma Alpha Epsilon also performed before a large audience. Davis Mottley, committee chair, praised all three acts and urged improvement for next year.

Theta Chi Fraternity Theta Chi Phi Gamma Delta Sigma Alpha Epsilon Davis Mottley

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TKA Forensic Fraternity Dorsey Roy Dennis Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra Iaa Kay and Ginny WC Tustalls Lumpkin DuPont Mr. Beach Millhiser Interfrat Sing
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