Fragmented Verse and Jokes From a Humorous Campus Page
A collage of odd lines, jokes, and short quips about winter, money, school life, misheard names, and playful wordplay. It echoes a campus humor page with scattered dialogues and punchy one liners. The tone is light, observational, and miscellaneous.
There’s nothing like her
A playful verse listing familiar items and comparing them with human traits. The closing line asserts the subject’s unmatched value despite varied quirks.
President Urges More Money for Virginia Physical Education
Dr. J. W. Boatwright, president of the local University, urged increased funding and more teachers for physical education at the Virginia Educational Conference. He warned the department needs finances beyond most others to train students in health fundamentals. The session, led by W. D. Ellis, featured presidents from several Virginia colleges and multiple speakers on health education progress.
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J. W. Boatwright
Virginia Educational Conference
Virginia
W. D. Ellis
Virwinds Colleges
A. B., Chandler, Jr
Emory and Henry College
RK. A. Anderson
Randolph Macon Wortan’s
Planter Fiction Explored by Dr. Gaines Alumnus Author
Dr. F. P. Gaines, alumnus, writes a critical study surveying plantation fiction songs and plays about the Old South. He analyzes differences between popular conception and actual plantation life, citing hundreds of works. The Charleston News and Courier lauds his concise yet thorough 250 page work.
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Dr. Gaines
South
Gaines
Southwest'n Salesmen Plan For Coming Year
Four new states Indiana Kentucky Tennessee and Illinois are to be canvassed by the salesmen during their vacation. The men are complimented for their success and the genuine good they accomplish in placing the Bible in many homes.
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Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Illinois
Historical Society Meets On Saturday
Parke Dean president of the Virginia Baptist Historical Society accepted the volume for the society. Dr Garnett Ryland treasurer spoke briefly about the manuscript and portrait collection in the library.
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Parke Dean
The
Virginia Baptist Historical Society
Garnett Ryland
Westhampton Sophomore Class Adopts New Ring
The sophomore class at Westhampton College has ordered class rings from the Balfour Company. The silver ring features a 27 on a dark red background with a W above and a C below, signaling class spirit. Rings, new to the college, will be for sophomores only and aim to bind students to Westhampton and their class colors.
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Westhampton College
Balfour Company
Westhampton
Freshman Help Anoints Record Issue For Richmond Collegian
The Richmond Collegian thanks freshmen for folding and mailing the paper for the last two issues. Their assistance enabled the largest issue in the paper’s history.
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The
Richmond Collegian
Collegian
Canton College President to Speak at University of Richmond
Dr. James McClure Henry president of Canton Christian College will speak at the University of Richmond at vespers, announced by Dr. W. A. Harris of Westhampton College. He is expected to address the Seventh Street Christian Church Sunday morning as well. Local Chinese students from Canton College will be present as graduates of the institution.
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James McClure Henry
Canton Christian College
University of Richmond
W. A. Harris
Westhampton College
Henry
Seventh Street Christian Church
Dr. Henry
Canton College
Mitchell Speaks on Christian Work and Nations at Church
Dr S C Mitchell history professor at University of Richmond spoke at Pace Memorial Methodist Church on Christian Work and the League of Nations. The seven part series The Church at Work in the World Today continued with other speakers including Rev Dr W Ashbury Christian and Miss Marguerite Clark.
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S. C. Mitchell
University of Richmond
Pace Memorial Methodist Church
League of Nations
Church At Work
Mitchell
W. Asbury Christian
Barton
Marguerite Clark
China
Rk. HW. Rawlings
Nashville
Foreign Mission Board of the Methodist Church
South
Mabel A. Cocke
Manassas
Korea
Man Thrives On Joyful Rush Of Exam Craming
A student embraces the pressure of exams with a buoyant attitude, finding energy in the cram session. Peers and mentors observe a resilient mindset that keeps focus sharp and spirits high during study bursts.
University drive aims two million for campus growth
The drive will allocate 800 000 for lab facilities spanning physics chemistry and biology 250 000 to expand Westhampton College dormitory and classrooms 200 000 for a new dormitory at Richmond College with the rest for campus improvements Suspected three year payment plan accompanies the campaign and a 90 000 contribution from the Virginia Baptist General Association funds to expand admissions capacity lagging dormitory space limits at Westhampton and Richmond Colleges force local students to seek private housing nearby.
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Westhampton College
Richmond College
Virginia Baptist General Association
University of Richmond
Boatwright
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Mabel
Doc
Jake
Wes
Steeplejack
Bessie Bates
Derry
Sy Lizzie
F. P. Gaines
Planter
Southwest’n Salesmen
Historical Society Meets
J. McClure Henry
DR. Mitchell
Methodist Church
Miss Stumpf
W. Grace
the Homeier-Clark StudIo
Broad ST
Richmond
Seventh St. Christian Church
Comer
Grace
Cavedo’s Drug Store
Floyd Ave
Robinson St
Boul
Voelcker
Mrs. Groves and
C. Earle Hoshall
East Broad Street
Albert Stein
Riceimond, VA
East Main Street
Richmonal, ‘Va
G. W. Herndon GO
Cottrell & Cooke, Inc
East
Franklin Street
the Root Studio
Grace Street Bank Building
Grace Streets
Madison