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Tailor made Clothing
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Stuart Block
,Grofi na v
roff Day."
lexcprcises will be ob
unday, Feb. 27th, at
l e 4uditorium. George
off, 'O7, is State's rep-',
n the Cantoi Chrisripm,
served next
11 a, m. in t
Weidinan G
resentative
College. I
raised for h
lege stand
missions, in
st year $l,OlO was
• support. State Col-
1 third in her giving to
Pennsylvania The Uni-
1
versity of 'ern]. gave 516,032, and
Mercerburg Academy game $1,200.
This year we will have missions
presented fiom the laymen's stand
point.} We are particul rly fort—
unate this ear in having Dr, and
Mrs. Willia t m J. Scheiffeli , or New
York, General and Mrs. Beaver,
and E. C. ylercer, as our uests. Ise
will be a IstUdent meeting, nd there
will be special music an decora-
tions. pq Beed, who s
from a world's standnoint
99.100 (4 If the institute .
world have not so cOmpletel
East College Avermie
program as Penn State liasplanned
this lyear -
A committee of 115 undergradu
atesl has been appointed to take
charge of the work or furthering the
dauSe of missions at this time:
Diefspeakers for: the day will no
doubt present the needs of Penn
State in the ' mission field in a con
vinc:ng manner and it is hoped that
this jjOr we will eclipse all former
record‘, in this ivery commehdiidle
enterpriz-... of Penn State.
A sxetch of Dr. and Mrs
Scheiffelin appears in another col
umn l and "Ted" Mercer and
, General Beaver are known to the
i
student body ,. Such-a -st. ofig com
bination on'the platform s ould draw
a record attendance Sun a) inorn
ing.
, Dr. and M's. Scheiffelin ck New
York City, are well known workers-
es things
says that
ns of the
a miission
in the many religious, and F,hilin
thropical societies,and movements of
that city. Dr. Schaffelin is a
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THE STATE COLLEGIAN
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chemist, ith degrees from Colum-,
bia ? and Mun:ch. He is a member
of thtee National Chemical societies
a member of four Veal York clubs,
and an officer in the Organization of
nearly all of the "uplift" societies,
of New York. His work in these
has zieeri• very noteworthy. It is
hard Ito say whether Dr. Sdheiffelin
considers his. work in this field his
vocation or his avocation, for at the
same time he ii president ,i)f the,
firm of Scheiffelin and Co., Manu
factilring Chemists, and vice 'presi
dent of the National Association of
Wholesalti ruggistis. .
- Mrs _Sc 1 eiffelini whose work
among women has been as strong
and successful as her husband's
has been among men,- is a s very
able assistant to her husband
in the work of bettering conditiOns,
and helping thei "uplift." She'-is
connected, with various missionlry
societies, °foreign and home.
The visit of Dr. I _, and Mrs.
Stheiffelin isi an event in the Colc:
lege year,ithat will have a lasting ef
fect upon the lwhOecommunity.
At 4 p m. Saturday Dr. Scheif• l
felin will address a men's meeting in
the, Old ,Chapel, and Mrs, Scheif
felin will ddress.a women's meet
sing in the _.adies'' Cottage.
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock, the
senior class will be addressed in
Rooip 20 Engineering Building. - At
the - usual, time for the ,freshmen
meeting, ''Ted " Mercer and Gen
eral Beaver 'will preside. ,
Sunday 'night at 6:30 ark open
meeting will bey held in the Audi
' toriuM. , '
Dr. Spark's Lecture. 1
On Frid t y evening Dr. Sparks , gave
a very interesting and instructive lec
ture on" l Washington's Inauguration":
The talk I was well illustrated by
views ofld woodcuts which brought
forth ad irably the life and s'irit
•: i
of Washington's time. The lea ire
was greatly appreciated by the large
audience present. ,
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