Gregory Returns To Play Tonight At Richmond College Dance
Gregory and his Victor recording orchestra open the first Spring Dance at Richmond College tonight from nine to one. Poyner and his Collegians from NC State headline tomorrow nine to twelve with Rat Gravity and vocalists Kohler and Lenig. Tickets two dollars for both dances with single tickets available.
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Gregory
Victor Recording Broadcasting Orchestra
Richmond College
Jimmy Poyner
N.C. State
Tand
Cregory
Seomes
Miami Beach
Moria
Asbury Casino
Asbury
New Jersey
Rat! Gorvity
Gene
Toeal
Debaters Win Two Victories on Northern Tour
Nan Owen and Betsy Cannon of the Co Ord affirmative team won two debates during a northern tour visiting Trinity College Temple University and Delaware State University. They earned a unanimous victory at the last university. Temple conceded to the Weathampton debaters in a non competition debate.
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Nan Owen
Betsy Cannon
Co Ord
Trinity College
Temple University
Delaware State University
Ast University
Weat-hampton
Temple
Hampden
Sydney
Dan Gagwell
Letehernes
Virgil Kirk
Martha Jeter Lazen
Westhampton
Farmville
Vespers Planned by University Choir Directors
Sunday vesper service features a song and musical program directed by Mrs Flaxington Harker of the University Holy. The University Choir will perform sacred and classical selections with several Richmond College pieces. program theme yet to be finalized.
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Flaxington Harker
University Holy
University
Richmond College
Richmond ODK Chapter Sends Five to National Conclave
Four UR students along with two from Randolph Macon and Hampden Sydney travel to the National ODK Conclave at the University of Cincinnati. The group led by De Re McDanel and Py Strate departs Wednesday and returns Sunday, with a full program of meetings, a banquet, and dances planned for delegates from 41 chapters.
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ODK
University of Richmond
Cineinnai
Randolph Macon
Harapden Sydney
Uelo A
de Re
McDanel
Py Strate
Che
Edward Norfleet
Vernon Richardson
Richard McCrone
Richmond
University of Cincinnati
National Council of Odk
Myers Honored at Brown University for Sigma Xi Membership
Among Brown University graduate students elected to Sigma Xi in Providence Hugh J. Myers of Brandon Mississippi earned his A M from the University of Richmond in 1982. He holds a Brown junior fellowship and conducts advanced research in the Biology Department.
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Sigma Xi
Brown University
Providence
Hugh J. Myers
Brandon
Mississippi
University of Richmond
Myers
Brown
New Student Government Officers to Be Installed
Newly elected officers of the Student Government Association will be installed at the next meeting. Richard Ponge, retiring president, confirms the event and notes the meeting will be held Wednesday at Chapel. A spring dance is planned for March 30 in the Memorial Gym with Ted Lomin presenting.
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Student Government Association
Richard Ponge
Ponge
Millhiker Memorial
Teds Lomin
LV. Moore
John Hrgharrow
Senate
Ryland
R. Buford Brandis
al. Dickinson
April Deadline for University Publication Editors
Harold A. Boner of the Board of Publications outlined selection principles for editors and business managers. Any staff member is eligible for any position, eligibility spans across prior offices, and while the retiring officer's recommendation carries weight it is not exclusive.
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Harold A. Boner
Board of Publications
Boner
Supreme Court Justice Browning to Speak at Convocation
Judge Landon Browning of the Supreme Court of Virginia will deliver the principal address at today’s Convocation service. A noted orator, Browning has spoken on special occasions and campaigns across the state. He was born in Greenfields, Rappahannock County, educated at UVA and Georgetown, and practiced law in Madison and Orange before joining the Virginia Supreme Court in a distinguished career.
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Landon Browning
Supreme Court of Virginian
Browning
Greenfields
Rappahsnock County
University of Virginia
Law School
Georgetown University
U.S. House of Representatives
John Hay
Madison
Virginia
John Williams
Orange
A. T. Browning
8. M. Nottingham
Supreme Court of Virginia
College notices call for student editors and managers
Richmond and Westhampton College students are urged to apply in writing to Dr. L. H. Walton by noon April 1 1945 for editor managing editor or business manager positions on Collegian Spider and Tower. The Board of Publications seeks to correct misconceptions about how staff heads are elected and urges applications to improve university publications.
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Richmond
Westhampton
Collegian
Spider Or Tower
L. H. Walton
York Road
Board of Publications
Boner
Bowen
King Chosen Board Member Harry King Elected
Harry King, 86, was elected to the Board of Publications in a special election to fill the vacancy after Charles Ryland became Student Government President. About 270 votes were cast, with 16 for King and 106 for Fred Laughan. King will serve the remaining term ending March 1936, when regular two-year elections occur.
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Harry King
Board of Publications
Charles Ryland
King
Fred Laughan
Ryland
Pinchbeck Chapel Lectures Draw VIP Campus Crowd
Richmond College students recount a surprise guest list at Donn Pinchbeck’s chapel talks. Franklin Roosevelt Greta Garbo Mickey Mouse John Barrymore Andrew H Brown Huey Long and others reportedly attended, adding campus notoriety to the monthly event.
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Barrymore
Pinchbeck
Sion
Franklin Roosevelt
Greta Garbo
Primo Carera
Mickey Mouse
Lambda Chis
John Barrymore
Andrew H. Brown
Prince of Wales
Messenger to Resume as University Publication in 1935
The Messenger plans a 1935 summer joint edition run by the Board of Publications and editor Sue Cook McClure with a spring issue April 1. Richmond College senate allocated 370.00 for 500 copies at 10 cents each, supporting restoration as a joint publication if student subscriptions show favor.
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Richmond College
Donn Pinchhech
the Messenger
Board of Publications
Sue Cook McClure
Richmond College Senate
The
Messenger
Cooperation
Senate
Ua & University
Charles H. Ryland
Collegian
Richmond
Westhampton
Collins to Speak on The Stream of Energy
Dr. G. D. Collins of North Carolina will address the Sigma Pi Sigma physics unit at 4 30 P M today in the Physics lecture room. He prepared at Centre College earning A B in 1909 and M A in 1918 and has taught in Germany the East and at Princeton. He has been an assistant professor of physics at Duke University and retired last year.
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Sigma Pi Sigma
G. D. Collins
North Carolina
Princeton
Duke University
Collegian Adopts Style Sheet To Aid Reporters
The Collegian plans a forty page style sheet funded by the Board of Publication to standardize reporting. Editor Charles Arendall introduced the motion and a desk similar to large newspapers is provided. Each staff member will receive a copy and future office additions are planned.
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Board of Publication
Collegian
Publications Board
Charles Arendall
Westhampton College Elects 1945 46 YMCA YWCA Leaders
Vernon Kibler defeats John Pastore 160 to 108 to become YMCA president with about half the student body voting. Florence Marston is unanimously elected YWCA president and will also captain hockey next season. Pollyanna Shepherd and Nancy Cheppell named treasurer and corresponding secretary of the college government for next year.
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Pollyanna Shepherd
Nancy Cheppell
Westhampton College
Vernon Kibler
Florence Marston
YMCA
YWCA
Richmond College
Westhampton
Kibler
John Pastore
Pastore
Student Government Association
Miss Marston
YW Commission
George Harper
Robert Rether
J. T. Avendall
Rether
Paul Watlington
Ruth Parker
Margaret Mitchell
Bliss
Margaret Carpenter
Jedmond Collowe Eliers
Co-ords Stage Linguist Presents Two Short Plays
Friday events at Red Crows Hampton College feature two short plays by Co-ords Stage Linguist with cast including Kath Broyles Katherine Chu Martha Jeter Lax enby and many others. Spanish dance interludes by Maxine Schutz Frances Wright. Alice Gertrude Powell stage manager.
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Lee Montes Savant Picaro
Red Crows
Bulkhampton College
Molitor Feicin
Malgree Lui
Kath Broyles
Katherine Chu
Caroline Sith
Louise Thompson
Marjorie Pugh
Martha Jeter Laxenby
Nancy Chappell
Margaret Harris
Pollyanna Shepherd
Elizabeth Conwell
Martha Ellis
Lara Mae Thomason
Mildred Gafford
Florence Troutner
Laura Trevett
Maxine Schutz
Frances Wright
Alice Gertrude Powell
IRC Holds Meet To Discuss European Conditions
The International Relations Club will meet on Monday at 2 o clock to discuss present European conditions. Germany especially will offer material for discussion due to the many world wide significant events that the country is witnessing.
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