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Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1920

Page

2

Devotional Mission Work Amid Stormy Weather

The city home crowd was light due to weather. Cecil Carter spoke on the Temptations of Christ after Randolph Keeke could not attend. The Old Soldiers' Home mission flowed as usual with leader W. B. Johnson. Johnson spent Thanksgiving in Roanoke and returned Monday, raising questions about a Pulaski trip.

Randolph Keeke Cecil Carter Christ Carter Old Soldiers W. B. Johnson Roanoke Pulaski

Boulevard Baptist speaker returns after illness

D. E. Wood spoke at Boulevard Baptist Church last Sunday night. P. E. Brame, President of the Ministerial Association, has regained strength and is back at work. A Thanksgiving dinner followed his return. The banquet was postponed after Christmas due to unforeseen conditions. J. R. Johnson addressed Columbia High School students and patrons on “The Future Possibilities.” The Ministerial Association met Tuesday with Dr. Cammack as speaker. J. Roy Saunders was absent due to an operation at Johnston-Willis.

D. EE Wood the Boulevard Baptist Church P. E. Brame J. R. Johnson Columbia High School Cammack State Mission Board J. Roy Saunders Johnston-Willis

Patterson Named Pastor At Walnut Grove and Cool Spring

With the pastor absent and Rev. C. C. Davis confined in a sanitarium for tuberculosis G. J. Patterson has accepted the position as pastor of Walnut Grove and Cool Spring Baptist Churches in Hanover County.

C. C. Davis G. J. Patterson Walnut Grove Cool Spring Hanover County

Westhampton Alumnae Day Brings Back Classnotes and Skirt Worry

The Class of 1920 arrives twelve strong on Thanksgiving Day with further reps from 19, 18, and 17. Alumni share greetings while Dot Gary misses the game and Miss Crenshaw clings to her worn hockey skirt amid campus chatter.

May Lois Johnson Juanita Lilliedale Jeffries Heinrich Ruth Cunningham I‘rances Shumate Virginia Trantz Marie Crowder Boab” Smith Gazelle Stubbs Blanche Morgan Carolyn Broaddus Prances Shipman Kitty Vaughn Elizabeth Love Gertrude Johnson Lillian Ransone May Edmunds Ruth Puckett Ruth Elliott Gladys Holleman Dot Gary Westhampton Fanny G. Crenshaw Crenshaw A. R. Crabtree Mabel Henderson

Alumnae Day Reflections On Careers Of Southern Girls

Alumnae Day attendees discussed post college paths with many answering teaching. Others pursued chemistry and bacteriology, medicine, YWCA work, advertising, journalism, and a range of modern professions for Southern women.

Dr Mitchell Hosts Grid Squad Social Night

This evening at eight o'clock the letter men of this year's football squad will be entertained at the home of Dr and Mrs S C Mitchell. Elaborate preparations promise a big social function with a festive and upbeat atmosphere.

S. C. Mitchell

Question on underclassmen gifts to Alumnae team

A reader asks why some thoughtful underclassmen did not show consideration for their elders by presenting each Alumnae team member with a bottle of Sloan's Linimert.

Sloan

Y M C A hears splendid talk by Caverlee

The Y M C A held a Wednesday meeting due to Thanksgiving with smaller attendance but a profitable service. Rev. Robert F. Caverlee pastor of Fairmount Avenue Baptist Church gave a brief message. He is a senior in college and well regarded as a loyal Spider. Overall Y M C A attendance and interest have been rising this year.

Robert F. Caverlee Fairmount Avenue Baptist Church Caverlee

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Carpenter Juliette Brown Helen Hancock Elizabeth Gaines Frances Woodson Virginia Bundick Ralph McDanel Mildred Lewis Gladys Mitchell Mary Percival Anna Lee Willis Addie May Johnson DR. Mitchell Union Bank OF Richmond East Main Street Albert B. Alsop Geo W. Call Charles Davenport Frank Nalle Milton J. Straus W. Tiller Sam’s W. Tompkins Gordon Wallace U. of A the Wright Hat East Broad Street Tarrant Drug CO Broad Street Richmond Madison Burton’s Drug Store Westhampton Boulevard Richmond, VA AL Ecom Br Optical Co E. Broad St KODAK Religious Herald Mutual Organ OF Virginia Baptists Capital Electric Shoe Repairing CO West Broad Street B. L Mozingo Jeter D-5 Collegian
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