Former Professor Dr Chester Garvey Dies After Illness
Dr Chester R Garvey former University of Richmond faculty and Carnegie Tech assistant professor of psychology and education died January 26 after a week long illness. He taught at Yale and in several colleges and was active in scientific societies including AAAS APA and Sigma Xi. Survived by wife Helen Gillis Garvey, parents, and a sister.
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Chester R. Garvey
University of Richmond
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Chilhowie
Missouri
Garvey
University of Kansas
University of Minnesota
Yale University
National Research Council
Kansas
Minnesota
Washington and Jefferson College
Washington
Richmond
Yale
Carnegie Tech
American Association For the Advancement of Science
American Psychological Association
Southern Society For Philosophy and Psychology
Sigma Xi
Phi Delta Kappa
Virginia Academy of Science
Child Development
Helen Gillis Garvey
Seminary Leader Speaks on Flood Relief Efforts in Louisville
Dr. John R. Sampey president of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary spoke to the Ministerial Association on February 1 1937 in Richmond detailing how dormitories at the seminary were used as a hospital for feverish flood refugees and other buildings sheltering women and children. Classes were suspended to aid relief operations. E J Clary urged personal evangelism in his remarks. An evening session is set for February 25 1937 at the Y M C A building.
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John R. Sampey
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Kentucky
Ministerial Association
Sampey
Richmond
E. J. Clary
Profess Lovings Lectures Open Series At Law School
Dr R E Loving opens the annual faculty lecture series at the T C Williams School of Law with talk on Some Popular Misconceptions in Physics. Lectures every Monday 8 P M feature topics from Ancient Writing Materials to Chemistry in the Home.
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Prof Loving
R. E Loving
T. C. Williams School of Law
F. W. Boatwright
Garnett Ryland
H. S. Mead
W. A. Harris
R. E. Gaines
Merton B
Carver
W. B. Hackley
Caroline
Lutz
May L. Keller
William J. Gaines
France
J. H. Russell
A. I. Whitenflish
R. F. Smart
Dy. Russell
M. Ray Doubles
Mead
Hackley
John J. Corson III
Vick Plans Attendance at IRC Convention in Alabama
Mildred Vick is elected delegate from the International Relations Club to the sixth conference of Southeastern International Relations Clubs in Auburn Alabama February 1920. The Alabama Polytechnic Institute president hosts the welcome with speakers Miss Amy Hemingway Jones Carnegie Endowment representative Miss Riegel man Carnegie speaker and Major Booth. Events include three round table sessions IRC meetings social gathering banquet and an international picture.
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Mildred Vick
International Relations Club
Southeastern International Relations Clubs
Auburn
Alabama
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Amy Hemingway Jones
Carnegie Endowment
Riegelman
Carnegie
Major Booth
Club Meetings Schedule for February
Information The Harlequin Club meets Monday at 12 30 in Room 1 Administration Building to plan the new semester all members should attend The 8 C Mitchell Literary Society holds its regular meeting Thursday at 7 45 at T C Williams Law School all members urged The Social Science Society hosts a bi monthly meeting Wednesday night in the Biology Building Lecture Room with emphasis on new members
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Harlequin Club
8. C. Mitchell Literary Society
T. C. Williams Law School
The
Social Science Society
Alumni Fund Expands Three Fellowships at University of Richmond
The University of Richmond alumni council plans three fellowships of 2500 dollars each as a minimum objective for next year. The Boatwright Harris and Mitchell Fellowships will reward character scholarship leadership and athletic ability. Rotation aims to grant one to newcomers in 1987 1938 and 1939 with future plans for an additional yearly opening.
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Council of the University of Richmond
Frederick William Boatwright
William Asbury Harris
Samuel Chiles Mitchell
Virginia
Thomas W. Ozlin
Mr. Wicker
John Harris Welsh
Ozlin
Boatwright
Juniors Hold Annual Prom In Gymnasium
Westhampton presents a gala weekend for University students as the Junior Class hosts its annual Prom tonight with Roy Dennis Orchestra. Dances begin at 9 with a card-dance sequence and a coordinated W heart arch led by Hilda Kirby and Russell Walton.
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Westhampton
Roy Dennis
Dean Keller
Pauline Turnbull
Sponer
Louise Thompson
Hilda Kirby
Julia Gunter
Russell Walton
Valentine
Robert Cars-well
Miss Kirby
Mr. Walton
Margaret Harris
Jane Langley
Annabel Lumpkin
Margaret Dudley
Westhampton Junior Prom Practice Seethes With Names and Plans
Dabney directs a lively figure practice as Westhampton juniors prepare for the prom. chatter and shouting swirl among couples, with pairs formed and reassigned names and dates mentioned, including Louise Thompson, Nancy Lee Riley, Jo Ann Kent, Charlotte Saxe, and Mildred Markham among others.
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Westhampton
Louise Thompson
Nancy Lee Riley
Jo Ann Kent
Charlotte Saxe
Cackie Leake
Norman Cavedo
Mildred Markham
Shanks Wilbourn
Gene Austin
Mitchell and Johnson
Messer
Bris
Westhampton College Heart Theme Highlighted in Practice
Jow, Kirby and Walton guided a scarce Wednesday session as participants missed prior practices. Director Bernard Dabney trimmed plans accordingly. The piece featured the letters WC for Westhampton College and a floor heart motif.
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Bernard Dabney
Westhampton
Dabney
Gene Austin
Allie Martin
Jow
Kirby
Walton
Westhampton College
Indebtedness Of AA Reduced Nearly $5,000
The University of Richmond Athletic Association lowered its debt from about $18,500 to $18,250 over three years. The group must retire the debt at $1,000 per year plus interest, but payments have averaged about $1,750 annually. The 1936 football season yielded a profit of $7,787.31, compared with $2,928.25 the previous year.
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University of Richmond Athletic Association
Thistlethwaite
Randolph-Macon
Lecture Series Promises Insightful University Talks
Westhampton Chapel announced a Monday evening lecture series by University of Richmond professors. Talks run February 8 to March 22 at 8 15 in the T C Williams School of Law auditorium. Dean Keller reviewed Alexis Carrel's Man the Unknown and urged campus life reflection.
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Westhampton
University of Richmond
T. C. Williams School of Law
Dean Keller
Alexis Carrell
Miss Keller
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