19 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
Richmond Collegian
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1920
Page
1
Westhampton chapel held a brief Armistice Day service with two minutes of silence and violin selections by Anita Kloss. Maude Woodlin spoke on Good Citizenship, urging daily patriotism beyond calendar dates and stressing practical, year round civic duty for college women.
The Naturalists' Club of the University of Richmond will host Dr. Lewis of the University of Virginia to speak on biological studies at the Red Cross Building Tuesday night. The club plans further lectures from noted speakers during winter and spring terms.
Richmond blitzed Wake Forest 20 to 7 as Spiders overpower the Gold and Black at Boulevard Field. Star backfields, led by Snead Towill Ziegler and Jones, with seven blockers paving the way, dominated the game despite Wake Forest’s veterans being sidelined.
Richmond enthusiasts call for a Thursday event at Pack Boulevard Field to honor the Red and Blue eleven. The plan urges a large crowd to attend and back a decisive win over the Yellow Jackets, boosting support across the university.
Preview notes a standout Spider season ending with Randolph Macon game on Turkey Day at Boulevard Field. All signs point to a decisive Ashlanders victory but cautions against overconfidence as they face the Yellow Jackets in 1917.
The Westhampton Dramatic Club selects a cast for a three act farce The Private Secretary by Charles Hawtrey with Miss Leigh coaching and Miss Paris assisting English teacher at Westhampton The play is set for the second week of December in the Westhampton auditorium and additional appearances may follow in town and elsewhere
The Richmond Spiders meet the Randolph Macon Yellow Jackets on Thanksgiving Day at Boulevard Field in the twenty fourth annual gridiron battle. The Dobsonites seek to end a prosperous era as they host their rival, with Richmond holding a wide point edge this season and history favoring their performance in this traditional showdown.
Miss Lillias Hutchins opened the program and Miss Louise Shipman described an upcoming bazaar to aid the Blue Ridge Fund offering Christmas gifts. The session featured talks by several girls on Social Ideals in the Church with explanations and reasons for student involvement.
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