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Newspaper

Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1936

Page

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Poyner Band Opens Dances Here Tonight

Jimmie Poyner and fourteen musicians from North Carolina State perform at the Interfraternity Council Midwinter dance in Millhiser Memorial Gymnasium from 9 PM to 1 AM. Tickets cover all three dances for 2.50, or 1.60 for single daytime events. stags 76 cents.

Poyner Band Jimmie Poyner North Carolina Interfraternity Council Millhiser Memorial Gymnasium Virginia Jimmie Poynor John Tabb Phi Gamma Delta Roswell Bowers Theta Chi Theta Chi Parker Brown, Phi Kappa Sigma; Gordon Christiansen Pi Delta Sigma Read Black Kappa Alpha Wilfred Gregory Pi Kappa Alpha Findson Price Kappa Sigma Jake Flax Phi Alpha Broaddus Grmwatt Pi Delta Omega Bookie Shetter Lambda Chi Alpha Redwood Council Sigma Phi Epstion

Co ord Officers To Be Honored Dance Planned At Westhampton

Plans for a College Government Dance at Westhampton on Saturday March T honor the new College Government officers. In the receiving line will be Miss Keller current officers Margaret Watkin s and Elizabeth Conwell and newly elected Louise Kampgon and Nancy Chappell. Harris Orchestra will provide music. Decorations in red and blue with a W motif. Pollyanna Shepherd in charge of tickets with council members selling. Admission 60 cents stay and 75 cents a date ticket.

Westhampton Miss Keller Margaret Watkins Flizabeth Conwell Louise ‘Kampgon Nancy Chappell Hid Harris Pollyanna Shepherd

Williams Discusses American Folk Drama In Lecture

Alton Williams of the University of Richmond will deliver the second faculty lecture at T. Williams School of Law on Monday night. His topic is The Development of American Folk Drama. H B Handy will preside and Dr. Nicholas P Mitchell earlier argued that the Constitution enables national progress and that federal authority will grow as states falter.

Williams Alton Williams University of Richmond H. B. Handy Nicholas P. Mitchell T. C. Williams School of Law

Rigmarole Practice With New Ten Piece Orchestra

Daily rehearsals for Rigmarole with a new ten piece orchestra engaged for the production continue this week. The group, composed of former Richmond College students and led by Hd Harris, includes violin and saxophone trios. Modern stage designs and elaborate scenery promise an unusual show with colorful costumes and new leads for two numbers. Skits by all eleven campus fraternities will be entered, each allotted eight minutes. Leads for Stringing a Line now feature Julian Houseman Hilda Kirby and Mildred Markham, while Only Mine stars Mildred Harrell and Buddy Garthright. The other two numbers College and Beneath my New Moon remain unchanged.

Richmond College Hd Harris Theammpuses Julian Houseman Hilda Kirby Mildred Markham Mildred Harrell Buddy Garthright

Co ord Class Song Contest Planned Here

Westhampton de eds hosts annual contest sponsored by the Athletic Association. Students rehearse popular songs and proclamations in the Littled brick schoolhouse hilltop venue with class rivalries growing intense as the February 1936 event nears.

Westhampton The Athletic Association Mach One Tower Room

Neutrality in War Debate Prompted by University Contest

The Collegian sponsors a neutrality editorial contest in partnership with the Worden Poly Association and The Nation. Undergraduates may submit original editorials up to 1000 words arguing "Will Neutrality Keep Us Out of War?" Entries must reach the Collegian by noon March 4, include a signed originality statement, and are judged by the Collegian editorial board.

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El Picaro Sponsor Party Set For March 14

El Picardo Westhampton Spanish Club will sponsor a bridge party March 14 at Misa Marion Greene's home. Admission is 25 cents with tickets from Martha Ills or officers Katherine Ellis Pollyanna Shepherd and Margaret Harris. It is a subscription party with student arranged tables and refreshments plus prizes.

el Picardo Westhampton Misa Marion Greene Martha Ills Katherine Ellis Pollyanna Shepherd Margaret Harris

Seven Nominated For Richmond College May Queen

Seven seniors are nominated for the Richmond College May Queen in a campus ballot. Nominees emphasized poise and personality with four athletes named Morrist Collier Milton Lesnik Gus Brown and Billy Compton representing the serious side of college life. Ballots in the Student Shop allow students to vote by signing a name, voting closes Monday at two o clock March 2 1936.

College May Queen Wdl Richmond College May Queen

Students Vote On Men’s Poise and Beauty at Richmond College

Voting will be limited to Richmond College students after Westhampton refused to allow men to vote for queen candidates. A simple majority decides the winner and the name will appear in the Collegian. Use the back page ballot to vote.

Westhampton Queen of Richmond College

Westhampton College chooses student leaders in elections

Nancy Chappell becomes chairman of the Judiciary board and president of YWCA while Nancy Lee Risley is elected president of the Athletic Association. Margaret Mitchell is named president of the Student Government Athletic group as voting spans Tuesday to Thursday in the College Government elections.

Nancy Chappell Nancy Lee Risley Margaret Mitchell Westhampton College Judiciary Board Athletic Association

WC Economists To Meet Tonight

The Industrial Commission of Westhampton College will meet tonight at Miss Adelaide Noble’s home in Richmond Virginia. The program includes a review of the National Social Security Act and a questionnaire project by Elizabeth May. Leaders are Barbara DeJarnette Esther Walsh Winifred Schenck and Nancy Chappell. The discussion covers federal standards for relief in states operation of the law causes and effects of unemployment and unemployment insurance.

Industrial Commission of Westhampton College Adelaide Noble Richmond

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Chappell, Riley, Mitchell Dr. Mitchell Ed Harris U. S America Ing Worden Polley Association the Nation el Picaro May Miss Chappell Board of Publications Hil Picaro International Relations Club Industrial Commission BE Picaro Nancy Lee Riley Eee Gye AV Lons Les Femmes Savantes WC Economists
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