Freshmen Encouraged to Enter Chemistry Prize Essay
The American Chemical Society invites undergraduate freshmen to compete in its Prize Essay Contest for 1930 31. Six general subjects with three sub topics each, rules on word limits typing and supervision, and cash prizes. University of Richmond mentioned as a past strong contributor. Essays due by March 1 1931 to the ACS secretary in New York City.
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American Chemical Society
Francis P. Gowan
New York
University of Richmond
Joseph Robertson
Katherine Brugh
Richmond
Madison Avenue
New York City
Marely
Who's Who in the Senior Class Mr Stokes at University
Mr Stokes entered the University of Richmond in 1927 and pursued dramatics with the University Players. He joined Alpha Psi Omega, led the Players as president 1929 30, and held roles in the Glee Club and Freshman Class treasury. He served on the Interfraternity Council 1929 30 and appears on the Dean's List. member of Phi Kappa Sigma and Harlequin Club.
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Mr. Stokes
University of Richmond
University Players
Alpha Psi Omega
Rational Dramatic Fraternity
Stokes
Charles
Glee Club
Interfraternity Council
Phi Kappa Sigma
Harlequin Club
Christmas buffet supper for Executive and Judiciary Boards
Miss Keller and Mrs. Grove chose Sunday night December 14 for a buffet supper for members of both the Executive and Judiciary Boards. The event opened with informal reception in the living room and a supper by the open fireplace. Faculty members present included Miss Lutz Miss Woodfin and Miss Turnbull.
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Miss Keller
Mrs. Grove
Miss Lutz
Miss Woodfin
Miss Turnbull
Essay topics for American Chemical Society prize contest
The notice lists subjects for prize essays across themes in health, public life, agriculture, national defense, home life, and industrial development. Topics include chemistry and health, medicines, public health, enrichment of life, agriculture pests, fertilizers, defense, aviation, sanitation, and local industry usages.
Final Vesper Service of 1930 Draws Large Campus Audience
The Cannon Memorial Chapel hosted a large group of students for the year’s final Vesper service, featuring visiting soloists Mrs. Frank Righter and Mr. Joseph Whittemore with Saint Paul’s Church choir. Handel choruses and the Hallelujah Chorus closed an all musical program reflecting Christmas spirit and college harmony. The service included scripture by Mary Hicks and prayer by Gerhard Henricksen.
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The
University
Cannon Memorial
Richmond
Frank Righter
Joseph Whittemore
Saint Paul's Church Choir
Mary Hicks
Gerhard Henricksen
Richmond Alumna Receives Highest Medical Honor
Dr. Ruth Mason, first woman physician in Petersburg, becomes president of the Southside Virginia Medical Association at its 108th quarterly meeting in the Medical Arts Building Petersburg. An alumna of the University of Richmond she completed pre medical studies there and is a native of Stony Creek Virginia.
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Ruth Mason
Petersburg
Virginia Medical Association
Mason
University of Richmond
Garnett Ryland
Westhampton
Associaten
J. A. Grizeard
Dreweryville
New Medical Arts
Stony Creek
Virginia
University Players Elect Seven Students for Cast Tryouts
The University Players announce seven students elected for cast tryouts and invite others to attend. Miss Brown offers guidance to help students pursue parts. The group seeks suggestions from The Players, officers, and the play reading committee to shape the next performance.
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Brown
Westhampton Team Begins Season Debating W and M Here
Westhampton team opens its season tonight in a debate with W and M addressing unemployment insurance policy. The event, held in the Westhampton Drawing Room, invites attendees to enjoy a warm, comfortable evening of discussion and rival wit.
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Westhampton
University Notes Highlight Welcome Back and Campus Happenings
Dr. F L Boatwright returns to Richmond after eight weeks away as student body greets him with a chapel ovation. The University Cafeteria cuts prices by about twelve and a half percent while keeping funds steady. bread remains one cent per slice. Spider basketball opens the season against Merchant National Bank, led by Captain Motley. Seventeen Law School students pass the state board, out of eighty five applicants, with 639 percent success noted. Forensic Council announces tryouts for a Trinity College NC debate on labor share in corporate management. Westhampton YWCA presents a miracle nativity play in a thirteenth century style, credit due to Miss Elizabeth Gaines and Miss Polly Simpson.
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FL W. Boatwright
Richmond
Dr. Boatwright
Chapel
Dean Gaines
M . C. Doone
Merchant National Bank
Motley
Law School
State Board of Law Examiners
University of Richmond
Trinity College
N. C
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Charles S. Stokes
Baltimore, Maryland
United States
the Lord
University Choir
Prano
Hallelujah
the Herald Angels Sing
Congregation
Southside Virginia Medical Association
Cakie
Flickie
Bullie
Chrissie
Frances E. Cake
Norfolk
Margaret Flick
Des Moines
Lowa
Phi Bates
Athletic Association
Math Analysis
Doman Publishing Company
Lexington Avenue, New York
Westhampton Y. W. C. A
Elizabeth Gaines
Polly Simpson
Whittet & Shepperson
Eighth Street
Cottrell & Cooke
Franklin
Richmond, Virginia
Murphy’s Hotel
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