04 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1921
Page
1
With three minutes left Davidson College rallied on Stadium Field to knot the score at 14 as forward passes by Shenck and a scoring grab by Moore, set up a remarkable finish against the Spiders. North Carolina outgained in first downs though the Tarheels mounted a late aerial assault before time ran out.
Dice R. Anderson former head of history at the local college and current president of Randolph-Macon Woman's College spoke at the daily chapel. His address "Entering College" outlined common views versus his concept, covering decisions to attend and choosing a college with course plans.
Richmonds second grid fracas with North Carolinians is on to morrow s Stadium Field program with Wake Forest playing the role of invader. The Tarheels have greater strength than last season and Wake Forest holds a slight score edge in recent comparisons. The Spiders, after a 14 to 14 tie with Davidson, hope to counter the visitors slight advantage at home.
Dr. Williams urged men in the University Auditorium that religion is essential for a mature life and likened faith to play. He said Jesus is a universal figure inviting all classes. Dr. R Aubrey Williams praised student and coed interest as the religious services continue at the University of Richmond.
On next Thursday night in the Richmond College Auditorium the Debating and Forensic activities of the University are inaugurated with an inter-society debate on the Panama Canal toll exemption for American ships in coastwise trade. The Phillegian Literary Society will be represented.
Dreams of a statewide Virginia scholastic publications association take concrete form as the Richmond Collegian outlines tentative plans. A Thanksgiving Week conference invitation aims to gather high school and prep school representatives to bind publications into a unified statewide group.
Dr. R Aubrey Williams preached to the West Hampton College girls about using the twelve hours of the day for God. He urged balancing life’s aims with God first, including money and leisure, and said a person must do three things to best serve Jesus, then the message continued on another page.
The October issue of the University literary magazine The Messenger appears after delays for new advertisements and a school directory. Volume forty nine includes stories essays and poems of standard quality with a well managed business side.
Monday night Westhampton College held solemn Proclamation Services in the Red Cross Building. Seniors, in cap and gown, passed down ideals and traditions to the Freshmen as autumn decorations and fires enhanced the atmosphere. Gladys Wright presided as the student leader.
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