Westhampton Song Contest Set For March Sixth
Westhampton students compete for top honors in the annual Song Contest to be held March 6 at 4 p m in Keller Mall gym. Four classes perform two pep and two proclamation songs plus themed appearances with props. Bonnie Barron chairs. song leaders are Kay Koonts Carol Gilbert Brenda Matlock and Jean Reynolds. Admission is free and records of the contest will be sold by the Athletic Association for one dollar.
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Westhampton
Keller Mall
Preshman
Bonnie Barron
Kay Koonts
Carol Gilbert
Brenda Matlock
Jean Reynolds
Edwar J. Sutton
St. Bridget’s Church
Keller Hall
Iee
Guest Organist to Play Recital at Cannon Chapel
Denison University organist William Osborne will present a public recital at 8 30 pm in Cannon Memorial Chapel as part of a University of Richmond music series. The program features Bach works including Vivaldi transcriptions and ends with Vienna Symphony No 5 and Barber variations. Osborne holds degrees from the University of Michigan.
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William Osborne
Denison University
Graneville
Ohio
Cannon Memorial Chapel
University of Richmond Department of Music
J. S. Bach
Osborne
Bach
Vivaldi
Roger
Samuel Barber
Vienne
University of Michigan
Lutheran
Donkeys and Dumbos Byrd Happy at Jefferson Jackson Dinner
Curtis Payne reports on a Democratic dinner scene focusing on Virginia politics. The piece notes diverse views among attendees, including Senator Byrd's reactions to Hollings remarks and Pat Jennings being booed by some Democrats.
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Virginia
Hollings
South Carolina
Harry Byrd
Byrd
Congress
Harrison
Dave Satterfield
Pat Jennings
Clergyman to Speak as Hillel Plans Purim Dance in Richmond
Father Michael John of the United Church of India will speak at Canterbury Club Sunday evening under Church Unity. Hillel at Temple Beth Israel hosts a Purim dance Sunday March 3 starting 7 pm at 100 Monument Ave Richmond. Dr Reuben Alley will address Vespers March 7 on Truth and Freedom in Keller Hall.
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Father Michael John
United Church of India
Canterbury Club
Michael John
North Court
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Hillel
Temple Beth Israel
Reuben EB. Alley
The
Religious Herald
University of Richmond
Keller Hall
Covenant Community
Alley
BSU
Betty Jean Seymour
John Arizendine
Moot Court Draws Near as Briefs Due and Judges Chosen
The Moot Court Competition deadline is 2 pm Friday February 22 with briefs due March 15. Oral rounds begin March 18 and likely end March 30. Three Chief Judges Bill Thomas Mel Manning and Arthur Mavis chosen to select judges from third year McNeil members. Richmond attorneys will preside as competition progresses. Dean Muse introduced graduates who passed the Bar to the Virginia Supreme Court on February 26. The McNeil Law Society plans case notes for publication. Phi Delta Phi initiation is set for March. Awards in cash will be given to winners and student bar elections occur later in spring.
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Joe Davila
Bill Thomas
Mel Manning
Arthur Mavis
McNeil
Richmond
Dean Muse
Virginia Supreme Court
Cabanillas
David W. Peck
McNeil Law Society
University of Richmond
Phi Delta Phi
Law School
McNeil Society
University of Richmond Law
Celebrity Series Announces Two Spring Concerts in Richmond
The Celebrity Series of Richmond will present the Bach Aria Group with Eileen Farrell and Jan Pierce on March 28 and the Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by Leopold Stokowski on April 22. Tickets may be funded by the Gertrude Murrell DuPont Fund for eligible students and patrons. Richmond College and School of Business students should apply to Mrs. Brydon in Ryland Hall Room 201, Monday through Friday, 9 to 1, in person at least eight days before each event. Westhampton students should contact Dean Roberts.
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Richmond
Eileen Farrell
Jan Pierce
Philadelphia Orchestra
Leopold Stokowski
Gertrude Murrell DuPont
Richmond College
School of Business
Brydon
Ryland Hall
Westhampton Stuidents
Dean Roberts
Richmond Symphony concert led by Edgar Schenkman
The Richmond Symphony conducted by Edgar Schenkman will perform on Sunday March 5 at 3 p.m. at the Mosque. Tickets cost $2.00 and are on sale at Thalhimer's or the Symphony Office 112 East Franklin Street Richmond 19.
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Richmond Symphony
Edgar Schenkman
Thalhimer
Symphony Office
East Franklin Street
Richmond
Students Attend Baptist Conference
Ten University of Richmond students left for Louisville Kentucky to attend the spring missions conference of the Baptist Student Union. Participants include Gay Frith Janice Ranson Lee Hill Carol Winfield Marsha Reider Charlotte Hines Fred Linkenhaker Sam McCormick Terman Hicks and Claude Evans. Dr L D Johnson former chair of the Bible and Religion department at Richmond gave the opening address. He now pastors First Baptist Greenville South Carolina. The theme New Dimensions in World Missions frames the conference at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary March 1 2 and 4.
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University of Richmond
Louisville
Kentucky
The
Baptist Student Union
Gay Frith
Janice Ranson
Lee Hill
Carol Winfield
Marsha Reider
Charlotte Hines
Fred Linkenhaker
Sam McCormick
Terman Hicks
Claude Evans
L. D. Johnson
Department of Bible and Religion
Johnson
First Baptist Church
Greenville
South Carolina
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
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Glass
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Betty Lou Giles
CoLmotian
Wayne Denis
Kay
Cannon Chapel
Jennings
By Curtis Payne
Northern
Inez Robb
Janes Jackson Kilpatrick
Joel T. Broyhill
Tie
Shirley Highway
Lynainly
Cen
Alexander Pushkin
M, Ny
Mayne
S100
Monument Avenue
Bob Turner
Crozet Baptist Ghureh
Crozet
Westminster Fellowship
William B. Gable
Old Mill Road
Suzanne Kidd
YWCA
Miss Kidd
Prophetic Voice of the
Davila
Richmond Symphony Orchestra
Virginia Museum Theater
Baptist
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