1930–31 Volume 55 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

Vol. LV, No. 6Archibald Tyson Harris, Washingtonand Lee, 'i2Archibald Tyson Harris, Washingtonand Lee, '32, died at Lexington,Virginia, February 17, 1931, after abrief illness with pneumonia.Brother Harris was completing histhird year at Washington and Lee,having entered there in 1928. Duringthis time he was prominent in studentactivities and in the affairs of VirginiaZeta. He had done much forVirginia Zeta and his loss is deeplyfelt. He was a member of T K I, honorarybiological society and a memberof the Cotillion Club.His home was in Montgomery, Alabama,and he is survived by hismother, father, a brother, and a sister.Calvin H. Newman, Kansas, '06Calvin H. Newman, Kansas, '06,died December 19, 1930, in a Miami,Florida, hosiptal as a result of injuriesreceived in an automobile accident December4 near Jacksonville. BrotherNewman's body was taken to Emporia,Kansas, his former home, where funeralservices were held January 5after the arrival of his daughters whohad been attending school abroad.Brother Newman's condition appearedsatisfactory for a time following hisaccident, but pneumonia ultimately setin and was the direct cause of his'^^^*- • • •THE SCROLLPHI DELTA THETAFrederic F. Lincoln, Vermont, '97Frederic F. Lincoln, Vermont, '97,New York newspaper reporter and advertisingspecialist, died November 9,1930. Most of his life since his graduationfrom Vermont had been spentin New York as a specialist in the advertisingdepartment of trade publications,a work in which he was remarkablysuccessful. For a numberof years Brother Lincoln was connectedwith the Ar^my and Navy Journaland later with the Cement Age,subsequently changed in name to Con-