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Newspaper

Richmond Collegian

Location

Richmond, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1938

Page

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Annual Glee Club Recital Hop Planned

On Saturday March 19 the Westhampton College Glee Club presents its annual concert and dance in the college dining room at 8:00 pm and the gymnasium of the Woman's Activities Building at 9:00 pm Directed by Mrs F Flaxington Harker and accompanied by Christine Duling the troupe will perform works by Gretchaninov Treharne Chapman Elgar Daniels and others followed by a dance with musical effects Refreshments will be served during intermission Committees for the concert and dance are named with multiple student volunteers listed

Westhampton College Glee Club Woman's Activities Mary Sue Carter Phyllis Luders Mary Owen Christine Duling Garland Wilson Ellie Terretta Betty Lee Box Dorothy Hewes Henrietta Harrell Parie Pritchard Dorothy Auringer Martha Beam Charlott Anne Dickerson M. Harrell H. Harrell Dorothy Shell Margaret Carpenter Florence Fowlkes Mildred James Anne Scott Campbell Charlotte Anne Dickerson

Second Religious Week Success at University of Richmond

The University of Richmond held its second annual Religious Emphasis Week at Cannon Memorial Chapel with daily sessions led by Rev. Clarence W. Crawford of Logan Baptist Church Philadelphia. Capacity crowds attended as Mr. Cranford, praised by Dr. Boatwright, spoke and interacted with students from Richmond and Westhampton Colleges.

University of Richmond Cannon Memorial Chapel Clarence W. Crawford Logan Baptist Church Philadelphia Crawford Granford F. W. Boatwright Northern Baptist Convention Bucknell University Crozier Theological Seminary YMCA YWCA Richmond Westhampton Rev. Cranford

Spring Fever Hits Campus in Morning Breeze

A playful verse laments springtime malaise on campus. It notes lazy habits and off key singing as symptoms of a playful, incurable ardor that blooms with the southern breeze each bright spring morning.

Mortar Board Taps Monday at Westhampton College

Mortar Board tapping takes place Monday evening March 14 at 7 30 in Cannon Memorial Chapel. Junior class members with high scholarship and leadership will be tapped. Olive Messer presides. Julia McClure reads a poem. The last tapped will be incoming president and delegate to a Southern conference. All juniors urged to attend in white.

Mortar Board Cannon Memorial Chapel Westhampton College Olive Messer Julia McClure Olive Westhampton Richmond

Collegian Conducting National College Poll on World Peace

The Richmond Collegian with Brown University’s Brown Daily Herald will run a nationwide college poll on world peace. The survey covers Europe ROTC the Far East Naval expenditures and the Oxford Pledge with ballots to follow on campus.

Brown Daily Herald Brown University Richmond Collegian Stuart Graham Richmond College Collegian Daily Herald Graham United States Peace Committee Europe

Wiley and Wilson Lead WC Slate for 1938 Officers

Wiley and Wilson head the Westhampton College slate for 1938 officers with a full list of candidates across positions in college government honors council house president athletic association and YWCA. Voting runs Monday to February 21 from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm with ballots featuring many names including Mary Sue Carter Cassandra Harman Jane Langley and Juliet Florance among others.

Wiley Wilson Westhampton Marion Wiley Garland Wilson Alice Evans Jane Langley Mary Katherine Curley Jessie McElroy Maude Smith Vista Robinson Ann van Doren Mary Sue Carter Dell Williams Helen Hill Ann Phillips Betty Acker Jean Huffman Mayme O'Flaherty Anita Loving Martha Elliott Cassandra Harman House Anne Scott Campbell Kate Peterson Honor Council Mildred James Charlotte Anne Dickinson Athletic Association Juliet Florance Y.W.C.A Rosalie Oakes

Richmond College Inaugural Dance Plans March 18 1988

Richmond College Student Government invites students to an inaugural dance March 18 1988 in Milhiser gym from nine to one. Attire is informal for boys and Ed Harris and his orchestra will provide music. Admission 36 cents stag 50 cents date. Tickets from student government officers and faculty hosts Pinchbeck Gaines and McDanes. The following night March 19 the SG banquet at 6 30 in the refectory honors incoming and outgoing officers with hosts Pinchbeck and Gaines.

Richmond College Milhiser Ed Harris Pinchbeck W. J. Gaines Ralph C. McDanes

PDE Tea Dance Slated Tomorrow

Pi Delta Epsilon sponsors a tea dance in Milhiser gym tomorrow from four to six p.m. Roy Dennis and his Jolly Journalists provide the copy. The event pairs with the All-Fraternity dance and features fifty cent tickets. Chaperones are Mr and Mrs Eugene K Ritter.

Pi Delta Epsilon Milhiser Gymnasium Roy Dennis Stuart Graham Hunter Keck Edwin Wortham Robert Harris Paul Watlington Eugene K. Ritter

What should be in the Social Center Building

Town students propose features for the promised Social Center Building listing a swimming pool belt bowling alleys lounge rooms barber shop student shop and even a rifle range. Respondents urge a place for reading between classes and after classes for town and non fraternity boys alike.

VPI John Wright Bob White

Westhampton Revises Old Constitution

Westhampton College Government Association approves a revised Constitution and By-Laws with a major shift giving the President a veto in the Legislative Department while preserving a tie vote role. The Honor Council and election procedures are clarified, and the disputed article on Mortar Board President service is sent back to the Executive Council for later ratification.

College Government Association Mortar Board Executive Council College Council Honor Council

All Fraternity Men Dance Tomorrow

The all-fraternity dance at Milhiser gymnasium tomorrow night closes Open House Week. Eugene McCaul chair of the Interfraternity Relations Committee says the event welcomes fraternity men alumni and faculty with Roy Dennis orchestra providing music. The week began at Richmond College and aims to seed future fraternity fellowship weeks.

Milhiser Gymnasium Eugene McCaul Interfraternity Relations Committee Roy Dennis McCaul Richmond College

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