Tabb Elected Freeman Gets Carnegie Post
B West Tabb longtime treasurer of the University of Richmond was chosen president of the Association of University and College Business Officers of the Western States at its eighteenth annual convention in Baltimore. Dr Douglas Freeman Richmond News Leader editor and board of trustees member was elected to the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace board to fill the Montague vacancy.
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B. West Tabb
University of Richmond
Association of University and College Business Officers of
Baltimore
Douglas 5. Freeman
Richmond News Leader
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Tabb
Richmond College
Weathampton
Lombardy and
Grace Streets
R. M. Stone
Freeman
Andrew Jackson Montague
Westhampton College Christmas Program Captivates Audience
The Westhampton College Music and Language Departments presented a multi language Christmas program directed by Mrs. F Flaxington Harker. Soloists Mildred Harrell and Marvy Buxton performed French carols and Borowski pieces while Mayme O Flaherty accompanied on piano. Spanish French and German classes sang carols including Venia Pastoreillas and Les Anges with Eugenia Joel. The Glee Club offered Polish and Russian carols and led the group in Adeste Fideles Hark the Herald Angels Sing and The First Noel.
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Westhampton College Music and
Langruage
F. Flaxington Harker
Mildred Harrell
Borowski
Marvy Buxton
Mayme O'Flaherty
Eugenia Joel
Eugenia Jiel
Herald Angels
Glee Club
Students Form Accounting Club at Richmond College
Students at Richmond College formed the Accounting Society to discuss and solve common problems. Officers include Wesley Boykin as president Carlton Stutz as vice president Frank Cosby as secretary Bob White as treasurer and Walter Gillette as publicity agent. Professor B Wray will supervise. Stutz leads the constitution committee with a meeting set for 12 80 on Monday January 10 1938.
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Accounting Society of Richmond College
Wesley Boykin
Carlton Stutz
Frank Cosby
Bob White
Walter Gillette
B. Wray
Stutz
Marquette Dean Issues Gum Etiquette for Students
The dean of women at Marquette University releases rules on chewing gum. Students should chew with mouths closed and chew without gusto except when alone or on occasions deemed fitting.
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Marquette University
Hidden Date Night on Campus Hall
A playful campus memoir recounts sneaking into study rooms and date rooms as a couple explores doors transoms and hallways. They encounter socialites musicians and a bold voice before a chaotic misstep ends with a kiss in the arch and a vow of love.
Choir presents Handel Messiah during Christmas Vesper service
Sixty singers took part in Handel's Messiah last Sunday at the Christmas vesper. Four soloists joined the University Choir and an orchestra for the performance with soloists Mrs. Herbert Ragland, soprano. Ellen Tucker Swain, alto. Maurice Tyler, tenor. and Harrison Harding, bass.
Westhampton Debate Council Selects Question for Year
The Pi Kappa Delta topic on NLRB power to arbitrate all industrial disputes was chosen as the first question of the year. Material for the coming debate is to be procured for use during Christmas holidays. A program committee of Misses Jackie Faulkner Olive Messer and Ellie Teretta was formed and tea after home debates will continue.
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Pi Kappa Delta
National Labor Relations Board
Westhampton Debate Council
Jackie Faulkner
Olive Messer
Ellie Teretta
Student urges more Glee Club at college events
A student writes about Richmond College Glee Club performing at the December 1 assembly. The writer reports favorable reception and urges more frequent appearances including singing the Alma Mater at future assemblies and commencements.
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Richmond College Glee Club
French Club Publishes Compact Address Book for Holidays
Westhampton and Richmond College faculty and students are listed alphabetically in a pocket size booklet titled Addresses, Westhampton College 1937. Compiled by Les Femmes Savantes, it sells for fifteen cents and is available from club members Gene Austin to Martha Ware.
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Westhampton College
Westhampton
Richmond College
Les Femmes Savantes
Gene Austin
Allie Martin
Mae Chalkley
Barbara de Jarnette
Helen Grey
Hilda Kirby
Peggy Lockwood
Adele Maxie
Mildred Harrell
Rebecca Branch
Dot Alaton
Elizabeth Ashbrooke
Hermine Hoen
Anne Epps
Patsy Joblin
Lavinia Winston
Martha Ware
Library Receives Fourteen New Books
The library has purchased fourteen new volumes after careful selection led by Miss Throckmorton. Notable titles include Western Lands by T. Abernathy, Stay Wagon by Maxwell Anderson, Quadrupeds of North America by Audubon and Bachman, and The Rains Came by Bromfield.
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Ireland
Mussolini
Italy
Finer
Green
H. H. Kroll
Christopher Morley
Sara Teasdale
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