Louise Thompson to Represent Westhampton at National Congress
Louise Thompson of Westhampton College was chosen by the College Council to represent the college at the Fourth Annual Congress of the National Student Federation of America in Kansas City this December. The selection followed a regular College Government meeting in the Red Cross Building where Margaret Watkins outlined education focused meetings.
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Louise Thompson
Westhampton College
National Student Federation of America
Kansas City
Red Cross
Tompson
College Council
College Government Association
Margarel Watkins
Miss Watkins
Barbara de Jarnette
Mina Karp
Westhampton
The
Collegian
Richmond
National Student Federation of American
New York City
Esther Walsh
Elizabeth Conwall
One Act Plays Presented Tonight at University Playhouse
Four short works are staged by Dra Mate Art classes at the University Playhouse tonight at 8:16. Directors are Gladys Cagwell Judith Hodges Augusta Straus and Milared Weihardt. The program includes The Will o The Wisp The Ghost Story Sham and The Florist Shop.
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Dra Mate
University Playhouse
Gladys Cagwell
Judith Hodges
Augusta Straus
Milared Weihardt
Ireland
Calendar to Run as Regular Collegian Feature Next Week
Calendar will appear in The Collegian under Russell S. Tate to notify student body of meetings beyond shop notices and mouth to mouth. Leaders urged to inform Tate of scheduled meetings with notices due by noon the day before each issue.
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Collegian
Russell S. Tate
Tate
Belk Address to Feature at Friday Convocation
Dr J Belk, successor to Dr King at Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church, will deliver the feature address this Friday. A noted ministerial figure in Richmond, he has supported temperance efforts and participated in the Oxford Group since its inception.
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J. Blanton Belk
Belk
King
Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church
Richmond
Wolk
Davidson College
University of South Carolina
Oxford Group
England
Alumni Form Two Chapters During Week
Alumni chapters form in Philadelphia and Piedmont Virginia as part of Richmond College alumni network. In Philadelphia Dr. A. C. Mitchell spoke at a banquet unveiling the new chapter promoted by Dr. R. H. Franklin. In Charlottesville the Piedmont group met at the Monticello Hotel with Rev. T Eugene West leading and Dr. W Boatwright addressing about 20 alumni.
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8. C. Mitchell
University of Richmond
Philadelphia
R. H. Franklin
Crozer Seminary
Monticello Hotel
Charlottesville
New Piedmont Group
T. Eugene West
What Baptist Church
W. Boatwright
Richmond College
N. Davidson
Orange
I. W
Brown Names New Class Committees
Brown announces two committees for the senior charity ball at Millhiser Gym. The dance committee includes Fred Black as chairman with Robert Harris Gordon Christensen Redwood Council Julian Klouse man and Wilfred Gregory. Tickets are 50 cents and proceeds fund the senior class. A second gift committee will raise money and decide the gift to the school.
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Guthrie Brown
Millhiser
Fred Black
Robert Harris
Gordon Christensen
Redwood Council
Julian Klouseman
Wilfred Gregory
Yuletide Spirit at Westhampton College Drives Christmas Gift Drive
Students at Westhampton College continue a twenty year tradition by collecting gifts for Kilbourne Farm girls. Boxes wrapped in color arrive at the Browsing Room just before finals, embodying the true spirit of Christmas and college life.
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Kilbourne Farm
Westhampton College
Westhampton
No Stiffs Say West Virginia Med Students
A Morgantown report recalls how medical students at the University of West Virginia call cadavers hicks rather than stiffs. An old campus tale explains the janitor’s ritualized narration when new cadavers arrive, using Latin phrases and cheeky commentary.
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West Virginia
University of West Virginia
Man in Westhampton in University Playhouse Show
Co-ord Senior Show planned with December 14 8 00 pm at University Playhouse. Committee includes Jacquelin Warner Kathryn Bilis Bobby Brock Miradora Dancers with several performers. The production features a suspenseful atmosphere and a question who is the man in Westhampton.
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Westhampton
University Playhouse
Jacquelin Warner
Kathryn Bilis
Bobby Brock
Miradora
Anne Kincannan
Helen Dencon
Margaret Watkins
Margaret Bowers
Mary Virginia White
Sarah Covey
Lou White
Mildred Myrick
Kathryn Bills
Mortar Board Holds Initiation in Westhampton Chapter
The Westhampton Mortar Board chapter will initiate three newly elected members Ruth Parker Alice Ryland and Esther Walsh Monday at five in the Drawing Room. Alumna member Caroline Worthington of Birmingham Southern will join via accommodation ceremony. A formal dinner follows with attendees including Leah James Miss Page Drinker Miss Woodfin Miss Leach Miss Keller and Miss Turnbull.
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Westhampton
Mortar Board
Ruth Parker
Alice Ryland
Esther Walsh
Caroline Worthington
Mortar Bédard
Birmingham Southern
William and Mary Extension
Leah James
Richmond
Page Drinker
Woodfin
Miss Leach
Miss Keller
Miss Turnbull
Soph Tea Set By Westhampton Sophomore Class
The regular monthly Soph Tea will be held Monday December 9 from 4 to 530 at the Deanery. This social gathering invites Sophomore class members and attendees for an afternoon tea hosted by Westhampton.
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Westhampton
Deanery
Sophomores Abolish Rat Rules After W M Tie
The freshman rat rules were dropped after a 1939 homecoming tie with William and Mary. Thomas Johnson announced the decision at the assembly praising freshmen for sportsmanship and cooperation. The Rat Parade and torchlight parade were noted as standout Homecoming events with a bonfire at the lake site led by the class of 1939.
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Thomas Johnson
William and Mary
Johnson
Westhampton College
Hazers
Mu Sigs To Hold Rat Rules Debate
The Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society schedules a debate on abolishing rat rules at 7 80 Monday evening in the Administration Building. Noah Fehl and Robert Saunders speak for the affirmative while Harold Phillips and Roger Page argue the negative.
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Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society
Noah Fehl
Robert Saunders
Harold Phillips
Roger Page
Richmond
Numa Reid
al Dickerson
Paul Somers
Dorsey Ford
Alfred Dickerson Jr
Mu Sigs
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