Thurston To Play At Prom Tonight With North Carolinians
The Junior Prom at Mill River gym tonight from nine to one features Hal Thurston and his North Carolinians. Thurston has played at two Thanksgiving dances and will perform requests from a repertoire of over three hundred pieces. Prom Committee members urge students with date tickets to arrange them and tickets cost 1.25 per date, 1.00 for a stag.
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Mill River Gymnasium
Hal Thurston
Thurston
Forty and Three
Danville
Virginia
North Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
Thurston Band
Krausen
Hal
John Higharrow
Maxine Bebutee
Bud Akin
Mildred Markham
Guthrie Brown
Alice Cottingham
Buddy Cook
Kitty Broyles
Vernon Kibler
Grace Rowland
Garland Kincheloe
Maysville Owens
Buddy Moore
Frances Wright
Walter Winslow
Elizabeth Leake
Sophs Present Miracle Nativity Play at Westhampton College
The Sophomore Class of Westhampton College will stage a short miracle play based on the Nativity Sunday at 8:00 p m in Cannon Memorial Chapel. The entire class participates with many in speaking roles and a chorus. Mary is Alice Torbeck Joseph Peggy Louthan angels Alice Wrenn Myrtle Norris shepherds Honey Allen Elizabeth Angle Lelia Anderson shepherdesses Barbet te Stephenson Ann Weir wise men Rhoda Leslie Nancy Chappell Herod Rhoda Cornish messenger Page Johnston and Conway Mon cure Jane Lawder Martha Cosby clerks Winfred Schenck Mina Williams courtiers Loufao Thompson will announce the production.
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Westhampton College
Cannon Memorial Chapel
Clase
Mary
Alice Torbeck
Peggy Louthan
Joseph
Alice Wrenn
Myrtle Norris
Honey Allen
Elizabeth Angle
Lelia Anderson
Barbette Stephenson
Ann Weir
Rhoda Leslie
Nancy Chappell
Rhoda Cornish
Herod
Page Johnston
Conway Moncure
Jane Lawder
Martha Cosby
Winfred Schenck
Mina Williams
Loufao Thompson
Noted Writer Will Address Honors Chapel
Dr. Lindsey Rogers, Columbia University public laws professor, accepts invite to speak at Richmond University Phi Beta Kappa Honors Convocation in Cannon Memorial Chapel on March 1. The Baltimore City College alum holds MA and PhD from Johns Hopkins and LLB from Maryland, taught at multiple colleges, and authored works on state finance and law. He was named a federal advisor to the National Recovery Administration.
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Lindsey Rogers
Columbia University
Richmond University
Phi Beta Kappa
Cannon Memorial Chapel
Rogers
Baltimore City College
Johns Hopkins University
University of Maryland
University of Virginia
National Recovery Administration
Special Examinations Set After Winter Break
Special examinations on the second semester work will be held Friday January ith after college reopens. This is the last chance to take such exams for last session. Students paying two dollar fee to the treasurer and showing receipt to the dean before holidays will enable the dean to notify professors and prepare examination questions.
YW Circus Planned at Red Cross Building Tomorrow Night
Arrangements intensify for the YW Circus to be held tomorrow at 8 in the Red Cross Building. Proceeds benefit the Blue Ridge Fund supporting annual delegates to the Blue Ridge Conference for youth in VW work. Lois Langhorne directs with a broad cast of campus participants and vendors.
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Red Cross
Blue Ridge Fund
Blue Ridge Conference
Lois Langhorne
Bobby Brock
Caylor Marries Prof W F Caylor and Harriet Beauchamp
Professor W F Caylor of Richmond College and Miss Harriet Beauchamp of Richmond wed in a quiet ceremony on Friday November 80 1934. The couple left for a short wedding trip and returned to the city early this week.
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W. F. Caylor
Richmond College
Harriet Beauchamp
Richmond
Richmond College Debating Team Plans February Tour
The Richmond College debating team will leave February seventh for a tour facing northern schools including Georgetown Johns Hopkins University University of Pennsylvania and Rutgers College. After the trip home debates will follow against yet undecided opponents. Team members include Paulette Horgan Ryland Dabney Harper Cook Lernish Ford Garrett Brandis and Grenoble with Garrett Harper Brandis Ryland and Grenoble as veterans.
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Richmond College
Georgetown University
Johns Hopkins University
University of Pennsylvania
Rutgers College
Richmond
R. ©. Paulette
George Horgan
Charles Ryland
Bernard Dabney
One-Act Plays Scheduled by University Players
University Players rehearse three one act plays for a December 14 performance. George Allen replaces Charles Arendall as director of Marriage Proposal, Boo Owens takes over Bella in The Inevitable Scene, and a duplicate cast will perform Trifles by Susan Glaspell with Hodges Bowers and Stutz Hardy King. A Marriage Proposal directed by Betsy Cannon and Jackie Lowe stars Milton Lesnick and others. Trifles director Sue Cook McClure and Frank Cutright promise a strong show.
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George Allen
Charles Arendall
Boo Owens
Frances Folkes
Bella
Susan Glaspell
Judith Hodges
Margaret Bowers
Carlton Stutz
Clyde Hardy
Philip King
Sue Cook McClure
Frank Cutright
Providence Players
Providence
Massachusetts
Betsy Cannon
Jackie Lowe
Milton Lesnick
Loving Chamas
Barbette Stevenson
Mills Chosen to Represent Co-ord Group at National Congress
Mary Mills elected as Westhampton delegate to the tenth annual National Students' Federation of America congress to be held at Boston University this month. At the College Government meeting in the Red Cross Building, Mills received varsity hockey letters from captain Jesusie Neale, with several classmates awarded substitutes and other honors noted for school spirit and athletic achievement.
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Mary Mills
Westhampton
National Students’ Federation of America
Red Cross
Boston University
The
Athletic Association
Jesusie Neale
Jackie Lowe
Frances Coleman
Mary Virginia White
Katherine Conner
Nan Owen
Harriet Walton
Hazel Neale
Florence Marston
Richmond College Honor Council to Hold Open Mock Trial Meeting
The Honor Council of Richmond College will hold an open 12 30 Monday meeting in the Playhouse featuring a mock trial and an open forum. The event aims to show students how the council operates and invite criticisms of the honor system with Collegi an coverage.
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Richmond College
Playhouse
Honor Council
Ita
John Doe
Economics Club to Become Social Science Society
The Economics Club will present for adoption at the December 10 meeting a plan to reorganize and rename the group the Social Science Society. Richard McCrone serves as secretary-treasurer.
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Economics Club
Richard McCrone
Social Science Society
Bonfire Victim Recalls Forced Visit to Indians at College
A staff correspondent recounts a perilous night as a student party is overpowered by Native American youths. The narrator describes pleas for nonviolence, forced march, and eventual surrender, ending with arrival at the Sig Ep house in Williamsburg.
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Gordon Christensen
Williamsburg
Sig Ep House
Senate Ends Fight On Grading Plan At Richmond College
Richmond College students and administrators reach a compromise on grading papers after weeks of agitation led by Student Senate President Richard P. Poage. The plan includes tighter professor checks on undergrad grading and removes papers with material effect from student oversight. No definite details were released, but officials expect adjustments and vowed cooperation with the revised system. If unsatisfactory, the Senate may push for abolition again.
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Richard ©. Poage
Richmond College
Senate
Richmond College Professor Plans European Furlough
Dr. 8. C. Mitchell, history and political science professor, receives a furlough for the second semester to visit Europe where he hopes to study history firsthand. He will sail January 31 and marks his 70th birthday abroad while staying on as a former president with the Medical College of Virginia audience recalling the college’s past and predicting future growth.
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8. C. Mitchell
Richmond College
Europe
Mya. Mitchell
Mitchell
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond Blues Minstrel at Mosque Theatre Saturday
The Richmond Blues perform a minstrel show Saturday night at 8 30 at the Mosque Theatre to raise funds for the Benefit Uniform fund. The organization has aided the University of Richmond by permitting use of the armory and gym for events and games.
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Mosque
Richmond Blues
Uniform Fund
University of Richmond
Labor Expert H M Monahan to Speak at Convocation
Mr H M Monahan business agent for the Richmond Electrical Workers Union and author of a weekly column Among the Labor in Richmond will address the convocation today. He is a seasoned speaker known for practical common sense, quiet Irish humor, and a record of addressing labor groups in the East.
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H. M. Monahan
Richmond Electrical Workers’ Union
Richmond
East
John Marshall High School
Adult Education Association
Washington
Monahan
Loman Band Set for Harlequin Club Social at Kappa Sigma
The Harlequin Club hosts a campus social at the Kappa Sigma house tomorrow night from 9 to 12 with the Loman band making its second campus appearance after a Varsity Club dance. The event promotes Richmond College Westhampton relations and features Westhampton dates and black and white ribbons.
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Harlequin Club
Kappa Sigma House
Charles Arendall
Gaius Diggs
Ed Norfleet
Loman
Richmond
WMBG
Richmond College
Westhampton
Macklein Trawick
Kappa Sigma
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