Artists 10 Present Musical Selections at Women’s College
A musical program at the Red Cross Building tonight at 8 30 features Miss Alberta Powell soprano Ma dame Sascha Thieleker Swedish cellist and Miss Mayia McCausland pianist. Their wide reputations mark them as top performers in the South and across the country. The event is the second in a three program series by the Ministerial Association.
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Red Cross
Ministerial Association
Alberta Powell
Sascha Thieleker
Mayia McCausland
Miss Powell
McClausland
South
Mme. Thieleker
Joseph Whittlemore
True Confessions Issue Ahead for Friday at Messenger
The True Confessions number has gone to press and will be distributed next Friday. The issue focuses on satire with humorous stories including How I Became A Maid Man by Elmer Potter and work from new campus writers. Editor W. E. Slaughter plans each edition to be distinct, with April’s issue themed Spring.
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True Confessions
the Messenger
Elmer Potter
Sigma Upsilon
W. E. Slaughter
Former Richmond students study at Crozier Seminary
Five alumni of the University of Richmond continue studies at Crozier Theological Seminary. Randolph Keefe, 25, W. R. Pankey, 25, W. R. Cuthrell, 26, N. R. Green, 26, A. M. Finch, 26, pursue religious training with most also taking academic work at the University of Pennsylvania.
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University of Richmond
Crozier Theological Seminary
Randolph Keefe
W. R. Pankey
W. R. Cuthrell
N. R. Green
A. M. Finch
University of Pennsylvania
Famous Faculty Stunts Planned At Red Cross Building
On Saturday at 8:00 P M the Red Cross Building hosts the Famous Faculty Stunts drawing campus curiosity. Rumors point to costumes tableaux songs and dances with Miss Beggs credited for the operetta and Miss Withers possibly training lyrics.
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Miss Beggs
Miss Withers
Dr. Harlan
Dr. Loving
Miss Keller
Professor Dodds
Miss Landrum
Mrs. Woodward
Mr. Seay
Mr. Mead
Red Cross
Westhampton
Mu Sigs to Debate Pertinent Question
The Mu Sig ma Rho Literary Society plans a Monday evening debate on whether the Governor of Virginia should appoint the State Superintendent of Public Instruction. Decker and Klein affirm. Dodd and Arritt oppose. Officers for spring term will be elected. vacancies in hall positions and two council representatives will be filled. An oration on prohibition by M H Pully highlighted this week’s meeting.
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Virginia
R. H. Decker
Ellis Klein
L. EB. Dodd
Percival Arritt
Society
M. H. Pully
J. D. Smith
Harlequin Club Dance Planned for March 12
The Harlequin Club will host a formal dance honoring the Westhampton Cotillion Club on Saturday March 12. Invitations are sent and most acceptances received with dancing from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. at 1618 Monument Avenue, escorts will lead couples from Westhampton.
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Harlequin Club
Westhampton Cotillion Club
Westhampton
1618 Monument Avenue
Richmond College Staff Meeting Tuesday to Plan Third Semester
An important Richmond College staff meeting of The Richmond Collegian will be held Tuesday at 1:18 PM. All reporters and prospective staff members should attend as plans for the third semester will be announced and promotions and appointments will be made.
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Richmond College
Richmond Collegian
Peterson to Lead Spider Basketeers in 1928
Herbert Peterson, star forward of the Spider quint, was named captain of the 1928 basketball team at a varsity meeting in Roger Millhiser Gym. A Richmond native and John Marshall alumnus, he has led the state in scoring for two straight seasons, with 226 points in 1926 and 221 in the recent year.
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Herbert Peterson
Spider Quint
Roger Millhiser
Peterson
Richmond
John Marshall High School
DeMotte
Ragozzino
St Christopher’s Boy Wins Annual Declamation Prize
Fred E. Nolting of St Christopher's Prep School won first in the annual Declamation Contest held Friday in the Chapel with Ole Marster. Lewis H. Miller of John Marshall High School took second for The Great God Brown death scene. Ralph Turner of E. C. Glass High School earned third for Eulogy of Washington. Clyde Dunn of Woodberry Forest delivered a moving Last Song. Other contestants included William Mapp, Luke Sanders, and A. C. (Continued on Page 5).
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Fred E. Nolting
St. Christopher's Prep School
Lewis H. Miller
John Marshall High School
Dion Anthony
God Brown
Ralph Turner
E. C. Glass High School
Lynchburg
Washington
Clyde Dunn
Woodberry Forest
William Mapp
Painter High School
Luke Sanders
Fork Union, A. C
Sibold elected president of local student government
R N Sibold was elected president of the Student Government Association at the annual balloting held last Tuesday in the faculty room. The close contest with Robert W Edwards kept results in doubt until votes were counted. Sibold, from Roanoke Virginia, rose from Freshman class president to Senate representative and athletics vice president, with roles in University Players and Dramatic Club. Four others were chosen as Senator-at-large from sixteen candidates.
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R. N. Sibold
Sibold
Robert W. Edwards
Pop" Sibold
Roanoke
Fork Union Military Academy
Athletics Association
University Players
Dramatic Club
Philologian Society Final Program Debates McNary-Haugen Bill
The Philologian Literary Society will present its final winter term program Monday at 7 15 in Room R Administration building featuring a debate on President Coolidge veto of the McNary Haugen Farm Relief Bill. Two teams will argue the issue with Marvin G Williams giving an oration and C R Minor declaiming. W S Norman and J W Kincheloe were chosen for the Debating and Forensic Council for a year.
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The
Philologian Literary Society
Coolidge
McNary-Haugen Farm
Ben
Marvin G. Williams
C. R. Minor
W. S. Norman
J. W. Kincheloe
F. N. Taylor
Ground Hog Returns with Startling Vigor on Campus
The groundhog unleashed a fresh round of snow on the local campus last Wednesday, the second heavy visit of the year. Flakes reached three inches, with women in galoshes and men in corduroy attire braving the inconsistent winter, as Monax challenges the Weather Man and vows to improve his standing.
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Westhampton
Monax
Dr Mitchell Leads Final YMCA Group Discussion
The YMCA term ends with an open forum led by Dr S C Mitchell. Three topics were explored: The Relationship of Men and Women, International Relationship, and Racial Relationship. International Relations dominated the debate as campus opinions on the other questions were voiced with vigor and logic. A Randolph-Macon College letter was read, noting principalities of its own.
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5. C. Mitchell
Randolph-Macon College
Vacation Begins March 19 After Exams
Spring vacation starts at the end of winter term exams Saturday afternoon March 19 and lasts until March 28 when students enroll for the third semester. Students missing 10:00 A M classes will be fined $2.00 as in past years.
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Women's College
Butors
Crozier
Mu Sigs
Basketeers
Quint
ST. Christopher's Boy
RN. Sibold
Logal Student Government Association
Lloyd Caster
Taylor Sanford
Bill Gaines
H. Morrison Chambers
Senate
Lloyd H. Caster
Taylor H. Sanford
Philologians
Mitchell
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