lous oignimntions w.ll be piLsent nmi will make nddicsses On the follow* \wl be introduced fiom the plntfoun. injr evontnp »n .'thletie mas-* nieu*- |s. L Reeder ’27. Inst Mce-piesidcnt uir will be the nltiaetion and will of the Y M C A cabinet will pie-'ennble the new studunt to he intio sule ns chnirman jdueed to this form of college Me C. A. WILL GREET iSHMEN NEXT FRIDAY Following the pohev of B Bcignmn ’27, president of the convocations next week, u student Athletic Association v. ill pres ''c ii government meeting will be on the‘chaumnn bill foi Mondu, S. L Reedei ’27, | With the freshmen divided into president of the Student Council, nnojt.vo groups sin. lectures will be given R 1 D. Uundore ’27, piesidont of the jat specified houis It II Smith, Mitchell To Welcome lew Men anti Present Student Leaders M C A. will bo the two repicsen-1 comptioHoi of the College, will do tuti\cs from the student body whojlivei ti bnef history of the college; irntions arc ulieedy undei the pi ur! am for the Y, M. C. ption to the incoming fresh* iss scheduled foi next Frid.ij . In the absence of a prec is likely that Judge II Wal* Libel!, president ot the boaiJ tees will personally welcome shn.cn with a handclasp and of greeting. Ustoms will be declared o(T dui* ? icception. It is planned to .ulgc Mitchell and Coach Hugo uddtoss the gathering and inultcc in charge will make an o ‘me the newcomers person *et the lending students on the such as the presidents of the , editors of the various publi and leadeis of the othei prom -.tudent activities and oignm Soveial musical selections given by the band. id Artists Engaged “Y” Entertainment Continued from first page) io, and linns Kindlci, cellist, to on the Auditorium stage on 'y fourteenth. The bnlhant h=t follows on February six- luunan beings and flowers of 10 life souice 9 ” ! Pillsbuiy, naturalist and of* ohotogiaphcr of Yoserutc Na*! Park, California, while not j I I' Phone 316 g nnv such definite claim nev iss is attracting attention of ist scientists with a series of ments nnd will attempt to nns icstions in his local appearance, llshury will reveal the life strug wild plants and animals in raic a pictuies in the Auditorium on i twelfth iJudmg the coutse is Paul Alt* , tenor, who appeared here dur ie summer session. •e Than Thousand i’reshmen Welcomed Continued from first page) to be sought .n a College educa- W S Hodman, registrai, ex* d the varictis'steps of lcgistra- csslag co-opijration from the •classmen Dean, A R Warnock, nan of the Freshman Week com 5, made the following statment ding the successful staging of reek of prcdiminaiy in3tiuction icmbcrs of the Class of 1930. ic pm pose of Freshman Week is *he better students out of the ■met s and to offer them greatei tunities to procure a good start iclassmcn, theieforc, Interested eshmen should co-operate with seeing that the freshmen attend iheduled meetings and are as is possible from all outside ac >s Ficshman Week last >ear pparcntly successful and we are ptmg to duplicate nmc conditions this >ear In vc need the entile help of all ois of the three upper classes." Deans To Speak on the futuio wearers of the dinks convene foi the morning blv tomoirow Judge Mitel bll igaui open the exercises Im tcly following ho will introduce \ (leans of the various schools ill as A R. Warnock, Dean of As each depaitment head is iuced in order of the length of rvice at Penn State he will give rl five minute talk. light the Auditoiium will Dd cone of singing nnd cheering the nevvcomeis convene at eight v foi the puiposo of getting ac ted with the t College yells and R W. Grant, head of the Imcnt of Music, will be present nduct the musical end of the am while 11. S. Buck, Jr, ’27 ly chocileader, will have chaige evelopmg the assemblage inlto •gani7ed eheeiing body. c Y M C A. and Y. W. C A hold the centci of the picture m is*, meeting slated foi tomoirow ng Talks will be given by W itchon, gcneinl secietaiy of the and Dean R. L Watts who will sent all the State College dies In addition ministers of ■anous churches thioughout the as well as all lendois of relig- Student Pies Sandwiches Doughnuts FISHER’S BAKERY The Best Place To Eat In Town IS THE FENWAY EAST COLLEGE AVENUE CHAS. I. GLUNK Pressing Cleaning Repairing Suits SVSade to Order Nittany Printing 81dg.3 THE KEEFER-NOLAN HARDWARE I " , 1 “The Store of Service” 6 y Majestic Ranges, Linoleum, Floor Wax | Kitchen Utensils, Table Glassware, Etc. jj Prompt Delivery ? Good Appearance Helps Make The Grade There is new life, new atmosphere, rad iated from the many style innovations for the Fall season. Modish Hose, Attractive Neckwear, Sty lish Shirts, now on display, represent only in a small measure the vast array of Hab erdashery, for your selection. Laiikrock CLOTHES Hickey-Freeman jjnp Adler-Rochester Braeburn MEN Dobbs Hats and Caps MONTGOMERY & CO. Bellefonte State College THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN If K Ihbshmnn, secretary to the 'military courses; Di. J P. Ritcnour, 1 lesu’ent, will talk of the College and jCollege physician, student health, ,its lelatmns to the public; Dean War- jKugn Bezdek. piofessor of physical lure’; and Dean Bay on student con- j education, physical training and uuct, Colonel Clcnard McLaughlin, j spoils I CATERERS 1 V .t. V ( i. Carload Lots of Del Monte | :j: Fruits and Clark’s Vege | tables iust received. | ? WHOLESALE AND RETAIL * ••• _ x * i Complete Stock of | % Dry Goods , % FYE’S | % W. [College Avenue £ Lewisburg When the boys have dropped into your room for a “bull session,” or you have worked late over your studies, Remember Catering to Fraternities and Student Trade |Hi, Lads V\f Gels, Too WALLY’S ffl BACK.'/ Just saw the old kid over at the Eversharp •. counter. Had a great summer. Looks like 'a million. More new style than the Prince of Wales. And sharf)/ Well, Evarsharp! Whole book.of lecture notes, dance dates, phone numbers—all up his litde unite sleeve. v Scamper on over and give him the grip! Seniors, juniors, sophomores, freshmen— Eversharp is the pencil in your class. Always sharp,’but never.sharpened. * v ’’ v whittle, no smudge, no dog, no jam; just ‘ an even trail of high-grade marks from : the point of that rifled tip. Any size you like from the shy little v * “Tux,” for the weskit pocket, to the ex treme “Oxford bag.” Any color you like —red, mottled, or black in hard rubber barrels, silver or gold, 1 solid or filled. Any \ V vw. lead you like—hard, medium, soft—regu lar, checking or heavy duty thickness— and also in all colors. M Any price you hke—[see the new Utility Unit, $1.50 worth of everything for sl.oo]. - From 50 cents to a ? t ( allowance mmsMARP The Name is on the Pendl “See Your Orders Cooked’ —at — ;; CLUB DINERS, INC. Cleanliness Courtesy Excellent Fooi WELCOME START THE NEW. SEASON PROPERLY. BE SURE TO COMPARE OUR QUALITY MEATS AND REASONABLE PRICES. Call and We Will Send Our Representative. J. J. MEYERS Phones 220-330. 437 W. College Ave. *M , n t TeU you ]why .you’ll like .a Wahl Pen better than any other. , , ♦ {iVU-T, '/! <rM J.-'lt 5 It’s durable. Built to last. You won’t be break- 1 1 [ \ irlg it every-othce day or running in to replace it every now and then. All the Wahl —barrel, cap and point—is dlirableJ '* 1 ’ •* / It’s capable. A good point and a steady flow. WfahiPenT nib is made of indium-tipped solid gold.' Thcink sac in a Wahl Pen holds more ink than you can get in any pen of equal —more even than the bulky pens that carry \ *V„ all in-their looks. A It’s individual. You make your own choice of ig a Wahl Pen from a complete line of sizes, points and styles. You can get a super-humdinger, fij , thick as a wrestler, or a neat little cylinder, slim j/J h as a girl. You can get a Wahl in solid gold or qjf ffn sterling silver, gold-filled or silver-filled, red, '' /pwr/u black, or mottled rubber. You can get exactly /ifotil die P°* nt you want—stiff or flexible, fine, me v TjjjJ dium, stub, or oblique, or Wahl Standard I//s' Signature. And any Wahl you buy is the finest writing instrument you ever used, at any price. MARK MY WORDS Here y'are, classmates. I've brought you all a souvenir. The Wally Bookmark. Handy. Good-looking. Free. Ask for it at the Eversharp and Wahl Pen counter. —WALLY, die Eversharp Kid , .Fancy Cakes French Pastries 123 W. Beaver Thursday,. September 9, •MJ Right here, too, is your fountain pen. The popu lar pen on every campus, and we might say the best one in the world. Wahl Pen. ’,s3 to $7 forihe. stiver or rubber $6 upward for the gold WAHL PEN £versharj>'s Wxue Hand Pal Bread
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