Alumni News Highlights From University of Richmond Connections
Alumni and alumnae gatherings are reported with details on Rev J L Larsen ex 20 becoming the Boulevard Baptist Church pastor in Richmond after studies at Crozer Theological Seminary. Ben I Gunter Sr 88 speaks at a Boston Chamber event about Virginia truck crops and New England markets. K J Clark 09 elected president of the Danville Teachers Association and Danville High School principal. Sigmund Newman ex 26 pursuing a B S at the University of Virginia.
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J. L. Larsen
Boulevard Baptist Church
Richmond
University of Richmond
Mr. Larsen
Crozer Theological Seminary
Berlin
New York
Ben I. Gunter, Sr
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Virginia
New England
K. J. Clark
Danville Teachers’ Association
Mr. Clark
Danville
SARGS MARIONETTES TO PRESENT PROGRAM
The University of Richmond will host Sarg's Marionettes in November for a children's program. Tony Sarg brings puppetry to life with Red Riding Hood and Long John Silver among the figures. The event invites all ages to see this magical marionette show with sophistication kept at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Sarg
Father Time
Red Riding Hood
John Silver
Mr. Sarg
University of Richmond
Death of Mr. B. F. Huntley of Winston-Salem
Friends extend deep sympathy to Miss Emma Huntley on the death of her father Mr. B. F. Huntley of Winston-Salem North Carolina. He had been ill for some time and was taken to Johns Hopkins Hospital for an operation that failed. He died last Friday. Miss Huntley returned home for the funeral services.
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Emma Huntley
B. F. Huntley
Winston-Salem
N.C
Huntley
Johns Hopkins Hospital
West hampton College Mourns Death of Mr Sharon
The West hampton College student body mourns the death of Mr Sharon father of Harriet Sharon a senior. Mr Sharon and his wife once lived in Minneapolis and had visited campus often during the past three years. He died suddenly in Florida and was transported to Carrolton Illinois for burial. Miss Harriet Sharon leaves to be with her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westhampton College
Sharon
Harriet Sharon
Minneapolis
Westhampton Proclamation Night Ends with Senior Procession
Senior class led a solemn proclamation night at Westhampton celebrating its campus tradition. Annie Powell urged sportsmanship as Elizabeth Hale accepted the freshman banner 1929, after which the seniors marched out singing their proclamation song with lyrics by Thelma Phlegar and music by Fr. Flaxington Harker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Renee Powell
The
Athletic Association
Elizabeth Hale
Thelma Phlegar
Flaxington Harker
Westhampton Student Directory Roles Listed
Westhampton lists student leaders across associations. Presidents include Eugenia Edmondson and Glenna James with officers for housing, YWCA and YMCA, athletics, and clubs. Notable positions feature editors and managers for campus publications and sports teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Student Government Association
Eugenia Edmondson
Madge Pollard
Meanor Waters
Susie Powell
Margaret Lazenby
Louise Fry
Virginia Walker
Warrier Sharon
Dorothy Knibb
Virginia Martin
Louise Massey
Westhampton Proclamation Night Speakers and Chairs Named
The ceremony was directed by Alice Taylor as chairman of proclamation night, Margaret Harlan was chairman of decorating, and Margaret Miller chairman of music. The passage expresses deep love for Westhampton and calls for steadfast dedication to Alma Mater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Taylor
Margaret Harlan
Margaret Miller
Virginia and Maryland colleges aid Richmond science work
Eight institutions rally to support University of Richmond after a fire destroyed its science hall. Institutions including Randolph-Macon College Johns Hopkins University Hollins College and Virginia Polytechnic offer labs equipment and personnel support. Faculty from MCV and William and Mary visit to discuss assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph-Macon College
Johns Hopkins University
Hollins College
Virginia Polytechnic
Philologist Society to Hear Prof Handy at Richmond College
The Philologist Society will host Prof Handy and H M Minor with B L Sowell delivering jokes. The session ends with a regular business meeting. The third floor Administration building room is expected to fill, following a past debate on church attendance by Richmond College students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Minor
B. L. Sowell
Richmond College
R. G. Bledsoe
C. A. Saunders
Virginia university lab access organized for science classes
Institute and Virginia Union University along with John Marshall High School offered their laboratories and equipment. The University will use the Medical College of Virginia labs for analytical and organic chemistry while other science classes will be on campus. Major firms from New York Rochester and Chicago offered apparatus, but campus and private resources were chosen. Dr Boatwright expressed gratitude for the assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rochester
Chicago
Boatwright
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Gunter
Virginia Produce Exchange
Sigmund Newman
University of Virginia
Sarg's
By T. Espee
MR. Sharon
Sion
Westhampton
Student Directory of
the Messenger
Alis Loehr
Tower
Ruby Shelhorse
Lila Crenshaw
Mary Louise McGlothlin
Georgia
Mae Crews
Art Club
William Allan Brooks
G. M. Whipple
University of Michigan
H. S. Canby
Yale
G. F. Swain
Anelle Harvard
American Student Publishers
West 43Rd Street
Dave Miller
McRae Clothing Co
Via
Cottrell & Cooke, Inc
Franklin Richmond
Dinty Moore
Westhampton Avenue
Root Studio
Grace Securities
Third
Grace Streets
Madison
Richmond Dairy Company
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