Dr. French Likely Speaker at Omicron Delta Kappa Meeting
Johns Hopkins English professor Dr. French, active in Hopkins undergraduate life and a member of Omicron Delta Kappa, is expected to address the public meeting of the Fraternity in Richmond next week. The event follows the group’s biannual student elections with high interest.
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Johns Hopkins University
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Richmond
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Ministerial Students Plan Annual Banquet at Murphy's Hotel
Plans for the ministerial body of Richmond College to stage an elaborate banquet and entertainment on Saturday January 31 are being finalized. J E Davis, chairman of the local program committee, announced the annual event should be one of the most successful in the association's history at Murphy's Hotel.
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Murphy's Hotel
The
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Glee Club Reorganized Under James L Womble Leadership
The Glee Club reorganized under director James L Womble after a Wednesday meeting. Womble, also leading the Appelo Club and the Woman's Choral Club, said with student effort the club can become one of the best in recent years.
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Jas. Womble
James L. Womble
Womble
Appelo
Woman's Choral Club
Funeral services held for Andrew Jackson James
Funeral services for Andrew Jackson James a university freshman were conducted last Wednesday at Broaddus Memorial Baptist Church in Richmond. The student entered Richmond College last fall to study for the ministry and was active in the Ministerial Association and the DeMolay chapter. He died from complications after an appendectomy before Christmas. He was a 1923 graduate of John Marshall High School and attended William and Mary extension studies before pursuing the ministry.
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Broaddus Memorial Baptist Church
Richmond
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Richmond College
Ministerial Association
John Moncure
Political Fight Expected in Future When Student Elections Will Be Held
Campus politics brace for the upcoming Student Government election set for February end. Veteran factions Jeter Hall Thomas Hall and town men clash as platforms form. Candidates rally, former quiet peers join in, and even non-smokers indulge in cigars as voting looms.
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Jeter Hall
Thomas Hall
Richmond University Players Adopt Official Dramatic Club Name
Richmond University Players become the official name of the Dramatic Clubs of Richmond and Westhampton College. The group will maintain the same roster and expand activities, and will award up to four gold keys annually for outstanding dramatics work with a mask design planned.
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Richmond
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Ann Gordon Senior To Defend Flapper
Westhampton College senior Miss Anne Gordon plans a public defense of flappers threading arguments against sensational depictions. She agrees to a verbal clash tonight with Dr. George W. McDaniel pastor of First Baptist Church. College peers from Westhampton and Richmond support her stance on modern youth and postwar morals.
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George W. McDaniel
Anne Gordon
Westhampton College
Flapper
Miss Gordon
First Baptist Church
Apostles of Truth
Richmond College
Practice College Song at Chapel Hour Stirs Campus
Herbert Ricker leads a chapel morning practice with students interested in the Alma Mater. The complete rendition was performed and the song gains prominence among campus tunes as Ricker fosters its adoption.
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Herbert Ricker
Ricker
Professor Harlan Speaks to Bible Class at Louisville Conference
Dr Helvix Tarlan sociology professor spoke on A New Day for the Country Church at the Conference of Southwide Organized Bible Classes in Shreveport Louisiana January 13 15 Dr Harlan led a round table on issues facing country churches and Bible classes Other notable speakers included Dr Goodchild of the Northern Baptist Convention and Rev T Claggett Skinner former pastor of Second Baptist Rich Continued on Page 4
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Southwest
Louisville
Country Church
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Southwide
Shreveport
Country Churches
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Second Baptist Church of
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Miller & Rhoads Praises Richmond Students Work
Rhoads, president of Miller & Rhoads Inc, commends University of Richmond students excused from December classes for serving as salesmen in the Men’s Department during Christmas. He notes the students’ superior performance and hopes for a continued arrangement next year.
Senior Class Play Fashion to Be Presented at Academy
Members of the University of Richmond senior class will present Fashion a humorous satire on fashion conventions at the Academy of Music on January 28. Written by Anna Riche the play follows 1845 fashion quirks and features special costumes and sets prepared for the college performance.
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Academy
University of Richmond
Academy of Music
Anna Riche
New York
Pashion
YMCA Get Together Opens Winter Program for Students
The local YMCA plans a large Get Together on Thursday January 22 in the Y building to spark new interest in YMCA work and activities and to present new plans for greater student involvement by the YMCA.
Varsity Club Initiates Nine Letter Men in Elaborate Rites
The Varsity Club held initiation rites for nine new letter men at Roger Millhiser Memorial Gymnasium after a basketball game with North Carolina State University. Former letter men Richard Beall and Prof. Willingham attended, with Virgil Goode directing the program. The event featured talks, hot chocolate and sandwiches in Local Center rooms, thanks to Mrs. C. M. Edwards. Nine new initiates bring the total letter men to twenty seven at the university.
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North Carolina State University
Richard Beall
Willingham
Virgil Goode
C. M. Edwards
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