Philologian Society Holds May Gold Medal Tryouts
The Philologian Literary Society will run elimination tryouts in reading declamation debate and oration during May. Readings and declamations on May 4, debate on May 11, and oration on May 18 with ten minutes per entrant. Gold medals will be awarded for first place in each category. judges to be drawn from faculty or Richmond officials.
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Philologian Literary Society
Regulay Society
City of
Richmond
Mu Sigma Rho Plans Monday Joint Meeting With Philologians
Mu Sigma Rho will not hold a regular meeting next Monday due to a joint gathering with the Philologian Society. All members are urged to attend the program promised by the Philologians, following a humorous reading by P. H. Clements.
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MU Sigma Rho
Philogs
Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society
The
Philologian Society
Philologians
P. H. Clements
J. C. Swanson
Judge J H Ricks Praises Juvenile Court Reforms
Judge J H Ricks spoke on the juvenile court system citing Judge Ben Lindsey and Illinois advocates who pushed for a separate children’s court. He contrasted the old system treating youths as criminals with the modern approach that treats each child as an individual and uses detention homes when necessary. He urged young men to pursue social work.
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Ben Lindsey
Colorado
Ilinois
Ricks
United States
Mr. Ricks
Richmond College Notes Ten Years Ago At Harvard Honors
Campus Topics recalls Oscar B. Ryder and Miss Virginia Shutte with Harvard ties and Richmond College connections. It covers a swim debut by Dickinson, Satterfield and Woody, social hosting by President Boatwright, and a prologue to sports and oratory events including a recent baseball result and the Prohibition Orators Contest won by J. W. Milter of Richmond College.
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Harvard
Oscar B. Ryder
Richmond College
Columbia
Harvard University
O. A. Ryder
Dickinson, Satterfield
Woody
Boatwright
Virginia Shutte
William
Miny
On State
J. W. Milter
Virginia Inter- Collegiate Prohibition Association
Willingham Speaks at Ministerial Association Meeting
Professor W. B. Willingham spoke before the Ministerial Association Thursday night in the English Room. W. C. Atkins presided at the meeting.
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W. B. Willingham
Ministerial Association
W. C. Atkins
Mock Trial By Local Philologists At Richmond College
The Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society plans a mock trial led by My J B Blanks of the T C Williams Law School. Defendants Bratcis J Pease and William R Pankey are charged with disturbing campus peers and undermining the hall’s reputation at Jasper Blall. Attendees include Richmond College students and Mu Sigma Rho members.
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My. J. B. Blanks
T. C. Williams Law School
The
Commonwealth
Richmond College
Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society
Dr and Mrs Harris Host Greek Students at Westhampton
Dr William A Harris and his wife Mrs Harris entertained Greek students from Richmore and Westhampton Colleges at their Westhampton home. Students mingled in the gardens, enjoyed refreshments, and finished with a group song and a three and two cheer in honor of the hosts.
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William A. Harris
Westhampton
Richmore
Mrs. Corbitt Ashby Challenges Voters at Convocation
Mrs. Corbitt Ashby spoke at convocation urging election of public officers based on merit and statesmanlike ability. She described League social work aiding civilization and called college men and women to lead reform and a healthier political life in American democracy.
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League
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Oyay
Braetwin
Rooherter
Madison
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Kentucky
B. Pressley Smith
Grace Street
Richmond Dairy Company
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Royal Tailoring CO
A. Milchin
East Clay Street
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Methodist Church
10Th and
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Fred R. Chenault
D. D
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G. Leroy Schnell
Young-Geiger Co
Smart Shoes
E. Broad Street
First Baptist Church
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