02 Mar 1923
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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1923
Page
1
Mrs Lucia Ames Mead renowned for her work in international affairs will address University of Richmond students at a chapel convocation next Monday. The event aims to knit all university departments, with classes suspended during the service.
John Powell the Richmond pianist assisted by George Clar ris Jr tenor gave a pleasing program of Anglo Saxon folk songs before a full Richmond College Auditorium last Friday. The Anglo Saxon Club on campus sponsored the event and Powell closed with Turkey in the Straw after two encores.
The Spider delegates to the Eighth Annual Student Volunteer Convention at East Radford Normal School report a series of addresses on missionary effort. Dr Soren, Brazil, and Dr Fleming, Union Theological Seminary, spoke. H E Warnum of Randolph Macon presided. The event opened at 7:30 last Friday with organization and assignments.
Dr Charles Gardner of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary spoke at Richmond College Chapel opening a week of services. He defined Christianity as an attitude toward others and God’s will, urging service and cooperation with divine purposes. He urged active work as a reflection of God’s nature, citing Jesus healing the paralytic.
Sophomores from Westhampton and Richmond Colleges held a joint banquet in Westhampton College dining hall last Wednesday. At 8:30 pm the cheerful group gathered in the Blue Room then moved to the decorated tables as Westhampton seniors burst into song in the mezzanine above their younger peers.
Russell E. Booker wins Student Government President post at Richmond College election held last Tuesday. C. W. Miller elected Vice President and H. G. Chesley becomes Secretary. New counting method cut result time to under forty five minutes.
The Westhampton Y W C A held a Saturday night Tacky Party at the Red Cross Building. Prizes went to Miss Margaret Powell and Mr Swanson after judging costumes and a grand match, followed by a playlet titled The Suppressed Desires of the Faculty that entertained faculty and students.
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