Athletes from Four States Compete in Armory Indoor Meet
Athletes from Virginia North Carolina Maryland and Washington converge at Grays Armory for the third annual South Atlantic indoor games and relay carnival. Varsity and Freshman divisions feature top indoor track men as University of Richmond hosts under coach Frank M. Dobson. The meet begins at 8 pm and is expected to attract a large entry and strong public interest in Richmond.
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Fork Union
Ministerial Students Dine Tomorrow at Annual Banquet
The Ministerial Association holds its annual banquet at the William Byrd Hotel tomorrow at 7 30 P M with T Eugene West delivering the welcome address and Aubrey Williams discussing Life and Work of John Jasper The program includes chaperones Dr W A Harris humorous talks music by members and a negro quartet from the Sixth Continued on Page 6.
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William Byrd Hotel
T. Eugene West
John Jasper
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Aubrey Williams
Tabernacle Baptist Church
W. A. Harris
Association
Discussion Groups in Second Meeting at YMCA
The second in a series of YMCA sponsored group discussions on current topics met last night in Thomas Hall. Sessions were held in the Alpha Delta and Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity rooms where many students shared views and revealed dormant ideas.
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Phi Kappa Sigma
Thomas Hall
Harlequin Club Plans Second Dance March 12
The Harlequin Club announced plans for a formal dance on Saturday night March 12 from 8 30 to 11 30 PM with bus transportation to town. Invitations will be mailed, and the event will be the final social of the semester due to upcoming winter term exams. New officers were elected: Tom Saunders Ben Cheatham Roland Robins Charles Arthur and Willis Lacy.
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Roland Robins
Charles Arthur
Willis Lacy
Student Government Defeats Budget Amendment
Richmond College student government rejects a constitutional amendment on the budget fee. Faculty support concerns and the need for clear catalogue figures are discussed as essential to entering students. The debate signals a push for transparency in student charges.
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Spider Frolics Postponed To Spring Term
The Spider Frolics event has been postponed to the second week of the spring term due to multiple campus activities. The minstrel show was to be held next Friday night but is delayed to a later date to ensure an enjoyable production.
University Dramatists Set Three One Act Plays Tonight
Richmond University players present three one act plays tonight at 8 30 in the Red Cross building Westhampton coached by club members The Romancers by Edmond Rostand Thread O Scarlet by J J Bell and Beaded Buckles from the University of North Carolina Players The program features two comic and one tragic work with rehearsals held all week Casts include Charles McDaniel Dorothy Latane Kenneth Lee and Marion Jones for The Romancers Continued on Page 4
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Edmond Rostand
Thread O' Scarlet
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University of North Carolina
Romancers
Charles McDaniel
Dorothy Latane
Kenneth Lee
Marion Jones
Thread O' Sear
Inter-scholastic Declamation Contest Draws Many Schools
Practically every outstanding high and preparatory school in the old Dominion will be represented at the annual inter scholastic declamation contest next Friday at 3 00 in the Richmond College chapel. Tau Kappa Alpha sponsors. Prizes of 15 10 and 5 dollars in gold awarded to top three contestants. First and third prizes from the University, second from Hunter.
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Richmond Omicron Delta Kappa Leaders Attend National Convention
Dean W L Prittee and W H Atkins represent the Richmond Chapter of Omicron Delta Kappa at its national convention in Charlottesville hosted by Omicron Circle U V A. The fraternity honors men distinguished in campus activities and Davis Radcliffe serves as Law School president of the Richmond College circle.
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FAGE CARSON-NEWMAN WAR DEBT DEBATE AT COLLEGE
In Richmond an all school audience will hear H M Herman and T Eugene West defend against Carson Newman's team on canceling interallied war debts. Classes suspended 10:30 to 12:30 with prominent local men serving as judges.
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T. Eugene West
United States
Carson-Newman College
Philologians Win Inter-Society Debate Over China Policy
Marvin G Williams and W Lee Smith of the Philologians defeated Mu Sigma Rho by two to one in a debate on whether the United States is justified in its present diplomatic policy toward China. Judges included Richmond College professors and Emanuel Emroch. The event revived annual inter-society discussions and may become semi-annual, energizing campus forensic efforts. Minter P German, president of the (text cuts off)
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W. Lee Smith
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Joseph Shardoe
R. C. McDanel
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Richmond College
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