Francis N. Taylor Wins In Contests
Francis N. Taylor won gold medals for superiority in declamation and reading at the Philologian Literary Society contests held Monday night in the society hall. He led a large field, with EH Wilkins second and Eugene West third in reading, and Taylor capturing first in declamation with Shylock’s speech from The Merchant of Venice.
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Mr. Taylor
Shylock
Antonio
Robert W. Edwards
R. Wilkins
C. Anderson
G. H W. Pruden
Fabian Chapter to Discuss Child Labor Amendment
The League for Industrial Democracy Fabian Chapter will meet at Dr Harlan's Richmond home to debate proposed Child Labor Amendment. Officers elected for the year include G Cary White president J M Snelling vice president and A Stephan Stepanian secretary treasurer.
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Hight
Fabian
League For Industrial Democracy
Harlan
University of Richmond
League
G. Cary White
J. M. Snelling
A. Stephan Stepanian
Virginia
Fabian Chapter
Loving Elected President of Virginia Academy of Science
Dr. RB Loving head of the University of Richmond physics department becomes president of the Virginia Academy of Science after the closing session on the Richmond campus. James L. Lowe retires as State Academy president and Miss Agnes D. Randolph and Dr. J. Shelton Horsley deliver key addresses. Charlottes ville to host next year’s meeting with UVA providing facilities.
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RB. Loving
University of Richmond
Virginia Academy of Science
James L. Lowe
State Academy
Loving
William J. Brown
Washington and Lee University
Charlottesvile
University of Virginia
HH. G. Shirley
State Highly Commission
Agnes D. Randolph
Bureau of Tuberculosis Education
Miss Randolph
University Students Address Mass Meeting on Mission Work
Local students spoke about missionary efforts in Latin America and China. John A Pau summarized conditions in China as part of a program review. Yau, a graduating student and Chinese Club president, addressed memorial services for Sun Yat Sen in Philadelphia.
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John A. Pau
China
Yau
Philadelphia
Sun Yat Sen
Dyer Urges Back to Farm as Path to Stronger Nation
Dr. G. W. Dyer told the convocation that old life ways should return to strengthen the race and home. He contrasted the oyster and the eagle to illustrate industry and forward thinking. He praised constitutional fathers as builders of freedom and political philosophy.
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Dyer
Warren Chappell Elected Editor of 1926 Annual
The class of 1926 will publish the most complete book yet from the graduating class with Warren Chappell as editor and William Brockenbrough as associate editor. The business manager is to be Mr. Payne of Richmond, and staff plans include retaining many 1925 staffers.
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Warren Chappell
Payne
Richmond
Chappell
William Brockenbrough
Mr. Wayne
Harry Corey
May Messenger Appears On Campus Next Year
The May Messenger returns to campus next year marking the magazine’s fifty second year. It has shown steady advancement and now compares favorably with any publication in the South.
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May Messenger
South
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East Broad Street
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Bill” Roper
Lyric Theater Bldy
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Chapin-Sacks Corporation
Madison
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Kentucky
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StuDexve Fund
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Grace Street
Richmond Dairy Company
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Royal Tailoring CO
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East Clay Street
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10Th and
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D. D
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Young-Geiger Co
Smart Shoes
E. Broad Street
First Baptist Church
Bayi Poru
the Baptist Bible Institute
New Orleans
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Washington Avenue
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