Three To Get Honor Awards At June Finals
Alexander W. Weddell United States ambassador to Argentina Rev John W Wilcott and Rev Harry Jeter Goodwin will receive honorary degrees from the University of Richmond at June commencement A LLD to Weddell a DD to Wilcott and a DD to Goodwin were approved by the university board of trustees and announced after acceptances were received Weddell is a longtime Richmond figure and ambassador Wilcott a Philadelphia pastor and educator Goodwin has led the First Baptist Church of Suffolk for eight years and previously led churches across Virginia and neighboring states
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United Sates
Argentina
John W. Elliott
Harry Jeter Goodwin
University of Richmond
W W. Boatwright
Weddell
Milcott
Goodwin
University Board of Trustees
Richmond
John W. Wilcott
Philadelphia
Richmond College
Crozer Theological Seminary
Upper New York
First Baptist Church
Suffolk
Virginia
Middlesex County
Luray
Livington
Washington
DBD
Waynesboro
Newport News
Roanoke
Carolinas
West Virginia
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Sophomore Dance Set Amid Weather Protest
Keb. 21 date fixed for Sophomore Dance next Friday night from 9 to 12 in Westhampton dining room. Roy Dennis to provide music. Dean May Keller and student leaders will attend receiving line. Valentine's decorations replaced by balloons. Ticket chair Mildred Lewin reports strong advance sales with data tickets at 76 cents and stag at 60 cents.
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Westhampton
Roy Dennis
May L. Keller
Pauline Turnbull
Margaret Watkins
Margaret Carpenter
Juna McClure
Martha Bilis
Valentine
Mildred Lewin
Pastore Awarded Mayo Clinic Fellowship and Paris Hospital Appointment
Dr Peter N Pastore a University of Richmond graduate earned a Mayo Foundation Clinic fellowship in Rochester Minnesota a top honor among medical applicants He also earned a post at a Paris hospital later constrained by a prior Medical College of Virginia contract.
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University of Richmond
Mayo Foundation Clinic
Rochester
Minnesota
Mayo Clinic
America
Medical College of Virginia
Pastore
Hee
M. C. VY
Phi Beta Pi
National Medical Fraternity
Co Ords Name Shafer Queen Of May Day At Westhampton
Carolyn Shafer of Richmond was chosen queen after a February 14 balloting at Westhampton Chapel for the Westhampton May Day celebration. The pageant theme centers on Greek pageantry with a living frieze background and no royal court.
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Westhampton Chapel
Carolyn Shafer
Richmond
Westhampton
Miss Shafer
Phi Beta Kappa
Shafer
Greece
Anne Ryland
Debating Team Drops Decisions on Valley Trip
The debating team finished their trip through the Virginia valley without a favorable decision. Members Clyde Hardy J J Arendall and Noah Behl reported no wins. The year’s resolution asks if Congress by two thirds can override Supreme Court unconstitutionality rulings.
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Clyde Hardy
J. J. Arendall
Noah Behl
Valley of
Virginia
Congress
Supreme Court
Noah Poh
Arendal
Richmond
Jones Closes Series Tonight at Richmond Campus
Dr. Rufus M. Jones, renowned religious philosopher, ends a three day campus visit with a final address in Cannon Memorial Chapel at eight tonight. He has spoken on topics including Life to the Pull Great Adventures Unexplored Remainers and Forces That Will Rebuild the World. He also met with Westhampton Richmond and Virginia Union University groups and spoke to ministers and students during the visit.
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Rufus M. Jones
University of Richmond
Cannon Memorial Chapel
Dr. Jones
Richmond College May Queen Ballot Appeals to Student Vote
Richmond College Collegian urges student body to vote for May Queen as Westhampton colonial selection criticized. Ballot to appear next week in this space for faculty and students to choose the Queen for the April first festival held by the Collegian Office with invitation only admission and a Grecian themed ceremony featuring a photograph and ivy wreath.
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Richmond College
Westhampton
Collegian
Board of Publications
May Queen to Be Replaced in April Fool Issue
The article notes Richmond College plans to publish a double column photo in the April Fool issue featuring the winner’s portrait. The champagne for the winner will be supplied by the editor from paper profits this year.
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Richmond College
Westhampton
R. C. Student Elections Set For March 3
Richmond College announces student government elections for March 3 with a 9 AM to 8 PM ballot window supervised by the Student Senate Ten offices are open including president vice president secretary treasurer four senators at large and representatives to the Athletic Council and Publications Board Nominations require three Student Government Association signatures and will be posted a week before election day Eligibility requires matriculation in Richmond College and senior status for president and vice president with specific hour and credit criteria
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Athletic Council
Board of Publications
Publications Board
Charles Wood
Student Government Association
Richmond College
Stage Magazine Seeks Short Plays for Competition
Stage Magazine invites amateur and professional playwrights to submit short one act plays to the College Competition Editor at 60 East 42nd St New York. Payments of one hundred dollars per accepted manuscript. Entries must be from accredited college students endorsed by a faculty member and received by April 15 1936.
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Stage
Stage Magazine
East 42Nd St
New York City
the St
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