Richmond College Basketball Prospects Bright for Season
The Richmond College squad delays until after term break but shows bright prospects with two returnees from last year and several eager freshmen. veterans Jack Knight and Mottley key guards, Tribble and Simpson in contention, Coach Marshall expects twenty five players for practice. The team eyes YMCA floor or Howard Hall Armory for games as the season schedule nears.
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Sigma Rho Plans Revival After Dormant College Life
The text notes the dissolution of SB A T0 and predicts a vigorous revival at the college. It highlights a literary movement as the hub of activity and states Alpha Phi Epsilon Literary Society will reorganize for a grand reopening after winter holidays.
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Richmond College Triumphs Over Hampden-Sidney In Championship Bid
Richmond College defeated Hampden Sidney at Farmville in a decisive gridiron clash that determined the race for the Eastern Virginia Intercollegiate Association title. The Tigers opened with a defensive stand and both teams traded drives before Richmond surged ahead with a bold second quarter drive led by Rees and a shifting offense. The game ended with Richmond claiming the victory as the championship race remained undecided, continued on page two.
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Missionary talk sparks interest among Westhampton girls
Miss Ming Penfield of New York and organizer Charlotte Penfield spoke to Westhampton College girls about the foreign mission field. The speakers urged educated Americans to join mission work, noted China and India issues, and described Allied forces' experiences abroad. Continued on Page Three.
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Philologian Literary Society Readies Work At Redmond College
War conditions delayed activity but with the conflict near end the Philologian and another literary society plan to resume work at Redmond College. Officers elected include Wyat L Tilley president W M Pettus vice president H B Baugh treasurer and F B Honts secretary.
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Honts
Elections Postponed By Faculty For Student Government
On December 5 President O Brien called the student body to elect the other officers of the Student Government. The faculty advised postponing elections until after the holidays so the new student body could choose its officers. The meeting adjourned to a future date to finish organizing.
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Westhampton Y W Welcomes 2 Speakers
Westhampton Y W Club hosted two speakers including Mrs Henderson of Buchanan Mountain School. She shared vivid life scenes from the mountain school and urged helping a girl less fortunate gain an education, highlighting Pearl, a mountain student, in a reminder to support local opportunities.
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Richmond College Star Newton Ancarrow Killed in Action
Gold Stars Captain Newton R. Ancarrow aged 15 was killed while lomchings hik men into action. He once captained the Richmond College football team and was noted in other branches. Trained at Port Meyer he joined the Eightieth Division with many Richmond and Virginia men in his company. Lieutenant W. F. Whitehead a surgeon died in New York of pneumonia after Hoboken onset as he prepared to embark for France. Dr Whitehead was a Nelson County native and alumnus of Richmond College William and Mary College and the University of Maryland. He had served in the army since last August.
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Unit Fund Dance Brims With Spider Spirit at Woman's Club
The second college dance of the season drew Spiders and Spiderottey couples to the Woman's Club Tuesday night. Colonel Stone chaperoned with dignity and cheer, boosting holiday mood among attendees. Westhampton learns two weeks of holiday, while Richmond awaits no exams. Jordan's Jazz Band and pink punch added lively flavor to the event.
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