Journal Arts Club Set for First Meeting at Drama Guild
The Journal Arts Club, formed to revive campus cultural life, will meet tomorrow at 6 30 PM in the Richmond Drama Guild. Twenty students from Richmond and Westhampton Colleges plus faculty representatives attend. Prof H B Handy will preside and toast master. Mrs Eudora Richardson will speak, with A B Clark to address. The Messenger hosts the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Journal Arts Club
Richmond Drama Guild
Richmond
Westhampton
H. B. Handy
Richmond College English Department
Tomorry
Eudora Richardson
A. B. Clark
Richmond College
Messenger
Journal-Arts Club
Web Extends Time For Fee Delinquents at Richmond College
One hundred thirty two students out of two hundred seventy who had their pictures in the 1930 Web had not paid the balance for representation fees by February 5 and forfeited yearbook rights. The business manager extends the deadline to February 12 if payments or agreed dates are arranged, with final order details to be issued February 15. Some students have paid representation but not budget fees and will not receive a copy without full payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond College
Alumni Chapters Expand Across State
Alumni organizatio n efforts spread as several chapters revive and new ones form. Washington D C alumni prepare to organize a city chapter including nearby territory with Rev Perry L Mitchell as organization committee chair. Committees also active in Newport News Norfolk and Eastern Shore under coordinators Allen D Jones Joe A Leslie Geo J Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Perry L. Mitchell
Clarendon
Virginia
Oscar Underwood, Jr
R, EE
Ankers
Pitt
Newport News
Norfolk
Seven Prizes Offered for Essays on Taxation of Land Values
The Robert Schalkenbach Foundation of New York sponsors an undergraduate prize essay contest at the University of Richmond. Seven prizes are to be awarded for essays on the subject Taxation of Land Values with first prize set at $100 and other awards following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Schalkenbach Foundation
New York City
University of Richmond
Lectures In Progress On Omitted Chapters Series
Dr Mitchell opened the first series under Omitted Chapters in History with Was Jefferson the Author of the Thirteenth Amendment Abolishing Slavery He outlined two more talks to follow on February 11 and February 18 in the T C Williams Law Building University of Richmond lectures at 8 15 P M continuation noted on page 3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Mitchell
Law
Lombardy and
Grace Streets
Mitchell
Collegian to Publish Dean's List Next Week
The Collegian will print a complete Dean's List for the semester alongside new student schedules and related notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collegian
Dean
C P Telephone Company to Meet Richmond College Students
Representatives from the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company will meet Richmond College seniors and juniors in private conferences in the Administration building on February 7 and 9. Applicants must obtain forms from Dr. R. B. Pinchbeck of the Business Administration department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Richmond College
R. B Pinchbeck
Department of Business Administration
Preliminaries Set For Southern Debating Trip Team
Trials for the Southern debate tour with Wake Forest Duke Davidson Mercer and others will be held one evening next week in Room Eh of the Administration building. The Forensic Council announces the topic United States Should Renounce Its Extraterritorial Rights in China with entrants free to argue either side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Forest
Duke
Davidson
Mercer
Forensic Council
United States
China
Roanoke College
Harold Y Williams Speakers on Campus at Univ of Richmond
Harold Y Williams executive secretary of the League for Independent Political Action spoke to University of Richmond students in Chapel last Monday morning. He also addressed Dr Mitchells History Class and Dr Harlans Sociology class regarding social readjustment and the need to protect factory workers. He argued that independent action by loyal Americans is essential for justice to farmers and better international relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Y. Williams
League For Independent Political Action
University of Richmond
Chapel
Mitchell
Harlan
Williams
Westhampton Hosts Series of Dances and Prom Night
Westhampton schedules a Friday prom at the Country Club of Virginia with Frank Wendt’s eight piece orchestra starting at 9 30. The Seniors sponsor a Saturday tea dance at S P 2 House from 4 30 to 6 30 with Six Sons of Satan providing music and a one dollar couple rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin and
Belvidere Streets
Frank Wendt
Westhampton
Country Club of Virginia
Emily Schielinger
Pi Delta Epsilon Defers Freshman Editorial Contest
Richmond College freshmen have until May 1, 1930 to submit original editorials for the Pi Delta Epsilon Annual Freshman Editorial Contest. If fewer than fifteen entries are received, the event may be cancelled. judges include Dr Goode and professors Handy and Doering. The winner receives a silver loving cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond College
Pi Delta Epsilon
Goode
Handy and
Doering
Reporter's Club Meeting Set for February 10 at 3 PM
The Reporter's Club of the University of Richmond Collegian will meet Monday afternoon February 10 at three o'clock in the Collegian office. Chairmen Mildred Bingham and Edward Overton will present schedules and future plans. All staff members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reporter's Club
University of Richmond
Collegian
Mildred Bingham
Edward Overton
Cast Chosen For One Act Play At Faculty Show
The cast for Aria La Capa Millays one act to be shown February 17 has been selected by Miss Brown. Roles include Columbine Roxanne Mathieu Pierot Dick Payne Corydon Louis Booth Thyrsis William Berry and Cothurnus Donald Pierpont. The Players will perform on a balcony stage above the Westhampton drawing room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna St. Vincent Millays
Faculty
Miss Brown
Columbine
Roxanne Mathieu
Pierot
Dick Payne
Corydon
Louis Booth
Thyrsis
William Berry
Cothurnus
Donald Pierpont
Y. W. C. A. Sponsors Discussion Group Opens Semester
Geo. W. Schools named chairman of the Y. W. C. A. discussion group for the second semester. Dr Relvix Harlan sociology professor will speak on Vocation and Avocation on Thursday February 13 at 7 o clock. The talks are informal with open forum participation and a monthly schedule to continue unless the committee cancels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan
Geo. W. Schools
Relvix Harlan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Drama Guild
State
Washington and Vicinity
Schalkenbach
Pinchbeck
N. C
Georgia
Harold Y. Williams
League of Independent Voters
League In Chapel
Dean Keller
Dean Prince
Richmond Collegian
Reporter’s Club
Edna St. Vincent Millay
Aria da Capa
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!