Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-30
'. P.I. WILL CELEBRATE
GOLDEN jubilee IN JUNE
President Burruss Presents
Needs OF College to the
Governor.

BI.ACKSBURG. VA. Oct. 2,-In-
,"rcst nmons the students thus wnct
entered aro.nI the trip to..a. cr u,
Get corps 70 L."nchhurE for ~
w. h-Tech football game. ;.
spcc'a! train taking down ,,n,o ~,
half of the student body and , n,',,,
''r or the members o. the fac,Il,
and their families. 4 HOLIDAY y.n.
Granted "t the college, ma those stu
ch'S VINO were unable To 20 I.
''yhchonrs were Givcn the privllcc
81 spending the day as shcy pleased
President J. 4. Bur-uss yaa j.,
Edmond this week 10 presnn, ,h.
h"Sct requests for the coming b,
Hnlnin 10 the Governor and tho
"hstt advisory board. lie present, !
'he needs cg the college for resj,I.,i
Instruction. set forth the nccds OF tho
.r!cuIturai experiment station. AMI
". j. g. Fcrneyhouyh. state yctj
narlhn, explained the budge, of III
we stock sanitary board. Hon I
- watkins. rector Of the So,r,I 20
lfitorS. "as DTcscn, al The hcarInr-
'. T. ]. was represented AT tho In
uEuration Of. DR.. Thomas az prns,
rent OF Penn state College. October
by Robert L. Minshail new ng
N's'Ah' professor or civil engineering
'hat institution. President I<ur
"uHs represented the college nj tIc
ha"Fural Or DR. j. a O. Chunhl.r
s president OF William and Mar.
Ia June. 1922. Virginia Tech vii.
eicb'atc lis hftieth anniversary with
golden jubilee" j. II. Huich.so,
'Inss OF 1907 and director OF IN. %,
'ehAion d!V!aion. has been made Ji-
rector Of the em!ccn,eunial. and
meetings. OF the chairmen OF thc va
rioua iocai committees VIII be held
=,
am secretary or the General Alumni
association, Is making every possIbi.
mort !" got In touch Will all former
1.udents or the college w::h the a.,
"i having e biz representation OF the
umni hero FOR the week. ARM
tents have already been arranged for
ana accommodations will! be provided
'or All MANY distinguished speakers
hnu prominent men OF the business
ana educational world will be ,r...n,
The reception hail and kj,ch.nc,,c
ihstalled in the basement OF the "Y"
building during the summer ~ ,rov
!hR very popular. and ia used several
tunes each week for socini affairs
OF various kinds. The churches and
Sunday school glasses fnd :, mos,
convenient as n place for giving en-
'ertainmcn,s for the studont ana the
students themselves make frcoucn,
use OF the room for club meetings
ana informal banQuets. Thursday
night The Christian Endeavor Society
OF the Presbyterian Church gave a
SOCIAL Tor the members AMI the new
students who attend That church. and
Frid'I' evening Mrs. W. =. Cunning
hams class in III. Baptist Sunday
school were hosts for the members OF
Professor Coggi.i's class OF young
men.
DR. Waiter Is. Elicit, chief chenir,
or the experiment station liz attend
ing a meeting of the chemists Of the
country In Washington.
In the stock Judging contes, be-
tween North Carolina a. & f. and
V. y. !. At the state fair the Tech
team won over the Tarheels. Tech
took four 1rst places. and her low
est man placed sixth. leaving the NTH
and four lowest places to a. e. T. j..
o HoGe placed FIRST. scoring 7l3
points out OF possible 900. while
w. II. Miller won second place. with
I'll points. This stock judging con-
test was held under the auspices o..
the Hoof and Horn Club. one of the
youngest and most active organiza-
tons in the college.
had gct-togethcr meeting and sup.
per in the ~ reception hall. About
twelve men who graduated last June
arc In college thiy session, most Of
them taking postgraduate work and
acting as student assistants TO mem
bers OF the faculty.