Editor Expects The Web Year Book Next Week
The 1925 edition of The Web is due on campus within days after Milwaukee shipment by May 15. Editors Miss Jessie Nolan O M Selph and W A Brockenbrough lead the year’s issue praised as among the best. Business manager Harry S. Corey says dues must be paid to receive a copy.
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Web
Brockenbrough
Milwaukee
Jessie Nolan
Tower
O. M. Selph
W A. Brockenbrough
Harry S. Corey
McNeill Wins Virginia Intercollegiate Oratorical Contest
Chas W Lowry of Washington and Lee University won the thirty fifth annual Virginia Intercollegiate Oratorical Association contest at Hampden Sydney College on May 1. William Parker of Roanoke took second, and C P Hardin of Emory and Henry placed third. Lowry spoke on Law or License Which. Continued on Page 6.
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Chas. W. Lowry
Washington and Lee University
Virginia Intercollegiate
Summer School Expands with Five Visiting Professors
The University Summer School adds many new courses with five visiting professors joining Director W. L. Prince and current faculty. The session starts June 22 and runs to August 1, after which some may attend a second summer session elsewhere.
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W. L. Prince
May Number of Messenger Appears on College Campus
The Messenger at the University of Richmond issued its May edition with five issues for the year and a new staff led by Leslie J. Jones and Cabell Phillips. The Str det Government Association now handles publication and reports indicate a larger pooling of material, new cover, arrangement, and departments under the new management.
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the Messenger
University of Richmond
Leslie J. Jones
Cabell Phillips
Strdet Government Association
Paster
Westhampton Minstrel Show Planned by Students
Westhampton students prepare for the minstrel show to be staged soon with last year’s Junior Scandals hinting at a successful production. A large crowd is expected as the cast list includes Bye Ballard Huen Acree Juliet Stallard Dot Seay and many others across wings ends linesmen and staff.
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Westhampton
Bye Ballard
Huen Acree
Juliet Stallard
Dot Seay
M. Rhodes
G. Edmondson
Margaret Powell
le Fry
Margaret Taylor
Evelyn Boatwright
G. Wright
Outten
Bean Abernathy
May Rudd
E. Taliaferro
Virginia Dickerman
I. Nolan
C. Henna
Et Jones
Margaret Lazenby
Fannie Marks
Judith Hill
Pat" Knight
Libby Edwards
Maude Everhart
Buck Ashton
Girls 10 Debate William and Mary Tonight in Contest
Westhampton College debaters meet William and Mary representatives in Williamsburg for their annual contest tonight. The topic asks whether Congress should override Supreme Court decisions with a two thirds majority. The question draws strong interest among college debaters today.
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William and Mary
Westhampton College
Williamsburg
Congress
Supreme Court
Westhampton
Honorary Sigma Upsilon Meeting At Richmond College
Next Monday afternoon a number of Richmond College men of literary bent are invited to a Sigma Upsilon meeting in The Messenger office at 3 30. About twelve to fifteen non members will attend as readings of campus literati are presented and debated. Sigma Upsilon seeks to foster campus literary activity.
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Richmond College
Sigma Upsilon
Smallpox Vaccination Drive Urges Student Participation
Pitt urges students without vaccination in the past five years to sign up with Hunnicut or Sibold before exams start. The advisory notes smallpox spreading in the state and Washington, with twenty cases in the capital and contagion spreading to Richmond daily. Vaccination is voluntary and free of charge.
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PITT
Colums
Hunnicut
Sibold
Washington
D. C
Richmond
Delta Kappa Kappas to Meet at Murphy's Tonight
Kypsiloh Circle of Omicron Delta Kappa honorary fraternity will meet at 6:30 PM in Murphy's Hotel dining room to discuss local chapter work and possible new members. Spring elections and pledges will be announced. a chapel period will be conducted.
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Kypsiloh
Ominicon Delta Kappa
Murphy's Hotel
Omricon Delta Kappa
Dyer Addresses Convocation On American Social Order
Dr G W Dyer of Vanderbilt University and National Industrial Council of New York spoke at a special convocation last Tuesday. He warned about socialism, urged strengthening the home to support the nation, and suggested reforms to industry to raise marriage rates and reduce divorces. He contrasted the eagle as Americanism with the oyster as socialist.
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G. W. Dyer
Vanderbilt University
National Industrial Council of New York
Dyer
America
Warren Chappell Elected Editor for 1926 Spider
Warren Chappell elected editor in chief of the 1926 Spider by the Junior Class meeting with Roland W. Payne named business manager. Chappell joined The Web three years ago and served as associate editor of the 1925 Annual, with strong artistic credentials and plans for a capable staff.
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S. Warren Chappell
Roland W. Payne
Chappell
Hampton West Student Government installs new leader
The Hampton West Student Government Association held its regular meeting on May 7 as Susie Blair stepped down and passed the presidency to new leader Eugenia Edmondson. Incoming officers were announced and installed.
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Westhampton Student Government Association
Susie Blair
Buesenia Edmondson
Misses Rudd Tehomonoff and Paau Speak at Barton Heights
Miss Tehomonoff and Miss Rudd both Westhampton College seniors and John A Paau a University of Richmond student spoke at Barton Heights Baptist Church Richmond Sunday evening May 3 in observance of World Missionary Sunday.
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Rudd, Tehomonoff
Mr. Paau
Barton Heights
Nada Tehomonoff
May Rudd
John A. Paau
University of Richmond
Churches of
Barton Heights Baptist Church
Richmond
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Honor Society
G.W. Dyer
Warren Chappell
Eugenia Edmondson
Rudd
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