Dr Skinner Concludes Religious Services at Richmond College
Dr Ty C Skinner wrapped up a week of services at Richmond College on Friday February 20 1920. A large student turnout reflected strong interest as he urged consecration and discussed healing choice and devotion. He preached on the Lord's Prayer Wilt thou be made whole and Choose ye this day whom you will serve with themes of healing and personal commitment.
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TY. C. Skinner
Richmond College
Harte Addresses Richmond Westhampton Students on Uncle Sam's Job
Dr. Harte of Harvard delivered a notable address to Richmond and Westhampton Colleges students last Monday morning February 28 focusing on Uncle Sam's Job. He traced America's isolationist history and showed how growth surrounding the colleges ended isolation, highlighting development and change.
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Harte
Harvard University
Richmond
Westhampton
Sam
America
Richmond College
Recital by pupils of Mr and Mrs Harker in W C Music dept
Music department of W C gives an evening entertainment in the drawing room. Several pupils performed including Miss Covington Miss Wigton Miss Herrin Miss Robinson and Miss Saunders with pieces by Chopin Loth Czibulka and a Negro spiritual. Additional recitals are anticipated this year.
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Chopin
Mary Louise Covington
Spicker
Dorothy Wigton
Loth
Elizabeth Herrin
Weatherly
Cammie Robinson
Stephanie Gavotte
Czibulka
Nellie Saunders
Helena's Husband and a Springtime Comedy at Red Cross
A lively amateur performance titled Helena's Husband, a Tale of Ancient Sparta, draws a cozy crowd at the Red Cross building. The irreverent sketch ends with elopement and a wary war mood as Paris and Helena flee amid domestic intrigue. In a separate note, the William and Mary Indians edge Richmond College 42 to 39 after extra periods in a crowded Williamsburg gym.
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Red Cross
Helena
Sparta
Tie
Reno
Paris
Analiticus
Menelaus
Hielena
Eastern Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Williamsburg
Indians
Spiders
William and Mary
Thompson
Mottley
Ziegler
Richmond College
Green Stockings to be Presented by Dramatic Club Next Wednesday
The Dramatic Club of Richmond College and Westhampton College will stage A. E. W. Mason's Green Stockings, a comedy in three acts, next Tuesday March 2 in the Red Cross building. Miss Brown coaches the production with Westhampton Orchestra, Richmond College Quartette and Mandolin Club providing music. Cast lists include Admiral Grice W i Hatcher and Celia Faraday Miss Blanche Morgan among others.
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Green Stockings
Dramatic Club
Richmond College
Westhampton College
A. E. W. Mason
Red Cross
Westhampton
Miss Brown
Richmond
Richmond College Quartette
Mandolin Club
Admiral Grice
W. i. Hatcher
Wm. Faraday
W. F. Matthews
Colonel Smith
H. A. Cook
Robert Carver
W. C. Hargroves
Henry Steele
W. O. Carver James Raleigh
H. C. Johnson Martin
J. R. Saunders Celia Faraday
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Music Department of
W. C. Gives Entertainment
Red
Blue
Carlton
College Auditorium
Blanche Morgan
Madge
Rockingham
Jeanette Freeman Evelyn
Lady Trenchard
Ruth Cunningham
Phyllis
Mary McDaniel
Ida
Chisolm Faraday
Ruth Henderson
A. W. Patterson
M. C