Pam Isar eftoiz;wwo , ,exocaocsoccro6t=oooactoooooo3oocoooo , GRAHAM' & SONS Established 1896 That Distinctive Store We soliut dour patronage Is out the standpoint of qualst) alone Be sure and see our line of high grade candies and novelties for Easter. 1 ...._ Notices The ism meet at .e% en o'clock toms, on night so the Eull Pen I=l=l The S A .1 Socteh 1,111 hold its regular meeting in Old Chapel, Sun day night at six-flinty o'Llot.6 'Ali., :thrum SLhonlmld of rat,bl.llgh on Ili .peak. "Farmer" Board Elects Staffs for Next Year • Elections to the cditoit.il and busi ness stairs of the Icon State I'm ;we were announced lesteids3 li the tiring board of the publication Lewis IV. Barton '29 %SUS elected editoi-in thief and Thomas 31. 1,'.0 Liam basinev manages The editorial stair udl consist of Thomas P. I% hittakei '29, managing editor; Russel 31 South '24, campus editor; liot.aid 'XI, alumni editor; Thomas W Ca Menden '29, grange cditot , Rosa D blank '29 and Agnes S Cairo. '29. home eco nomics editors The 000 assistant editors are John S Bet tolate 'JO and Belford E Cal to '3O Frank B Baldkin 'lO t. as chosen circulation manage, and Robot It Willanson '29, local ails el Using man ager. The assistant business manag ers chosen are Byion C Denny '2O, Granullo E Haines anti Thomas IL P.ttton '3O. The neult elected stair oill assume the duties of oilice after a banquet to be held dining Apid PROF. DUNAWAY SPEAKS Dmeus,ing "The Plate of the Die iatm in Latin Antettcun Life," Pia 'Wayland F. Dunanav, of the lustots department, it sll address the local branch of the AA IS m the phi stet lecture room Wednesday night seven-thirty o'clock Here's some "inside stuff" on smoking SoMI HERE in the neighborhood of your center of gravity there's a spot devoted to smoke appreciation. We could describe it more full). but this is no organ recital. The point is: Light a Camel, pull in a flagrant cloud of cool ioy—atid listen to your siuoke•spot sing ouL—"llaleelooyar As the noble redskin puts it—tve have said! R T. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY. Winctnn•Snlam. N. C Doctor Crane To Begin Series of Talks Here (Continued from first page) appi in al of the choice of Doetta Clone as !camel. at these meetings . tt 505 en-thu ty o'clock tomoli 0, night he still discuss companionate man age, Dom both soles of the question, at the Methodist chat oh. A UlllOll meeting, including all the de. nominations of the too n Lull bt. LOA ducted by Doctm Crane. staiting at ceven.thu ty o'clock Sundoy night in Selma audamium The closing mi di es., to be gn en Mond., night at si‘-thuty o'clock m audit°, nOl be an open discussion of all in °Lien's relating to the ichgmus hie of the man Waal Penn State Thespians Select Name for Play (Continued from fast page) nothing but the ti uth, under iihn.h the island is existing Both the female and male thoiti,es have mastered the liniments of the s, tihlei s, ecccnti is and -oft shoe dances as such as a-special golf number, a suitcase no,elty and Cue campus gait Dail) ',lattices will continue until the opening of the nine stop tour at Bellefonte April ninth Ralph C Kennedy 1 28 and Gemge by Shuster '2B, dancing .11.0 , 1 of the Club, till present thiee nee, and difli cult numbeis knomo as the eceentiis buck dame, the undertaker's dame ): Compliments and Best Wishes .1. + CLUB DINERS, Inc. :!: School-Boy Fives Open Cage Tourney Tonight (Continued from first page) quished M,,hanoy City, Lansford and Scianton Central in the district elim inations while Jones Shore whipped A illiamsport's cinch court team. Sharon high, runners-up for the crown , last your, were eliminated in the western district by Duquesne', has ketballets. Lewistown won the chain.: pionship of the Mountain League, the leading high school cage circuit in central Pennsylvania. Officials foi the tourney are Rum sey, of Philadelphia and Snyder, of Pittsburgh. The College radio sta tion, WPSC, will broadcast a play-by play account of the final game tumm ies afternoon. Joe Wilson will be at the mitrophone Glee Club Plans Tour Of European Countries (Continued from first page) expenses lot each member of the dub the songsters ndl sail from Nun Yolk on a Holland-American Line steamer, but will be in charge of toe Bateau of University Travel ashen touting the European countries. Th, Innueau has made a speciality of European tops for college students and the Lion singers mill have thn benefit of a %my loss rate for the land excursions Through Itsnerar) Leming the Emeheibocker city on the linei "New Amsterdam," the pail!. will aurae in Plymouth, Eng land, August sisth and mill remain there until the fifteenth, spending the time motoring through southern Eng land. August si'.teenth to the twen- EQUITABLE LIFE OF lOWA J. A. (Pop) GARRISON, '27 Agent Phone 57t-\V 129 Frazier St THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN ty-first is ill be passed in London midi Girl Singers Present the surrounding country.. The party will travel by train ands Fifth Sunday Concert channel steamer to Palm \theta they I will make then head/mai tern until I August thirtieth (Continued from first page) The following five days will include n American composeis. Miss Lu excursions and sight-seeing [Alps in I mile Mitchell 228 plans to appear as and around Brussels, Antwerp, Am- mano soloist while Miss Helene Lack steidarn, The Hague and Roterdnm. enmey or, assistant professor of muss; The tiavelers will sewn to New Toil. I n ill act as accompanist dining the on September foss teenth ago sesen concert necks of touring undo,. an espei mooned ! leader furnished by. the travel bmmiu. Densmore, "None inE T lf he and con F c a c i rt .,, p b r 3 e . gram consists of Club M (Inc Concerts But the Lonely Heart" by Tschaikoo- Arrangements are under may to sky, "A Birdland Symphony" by Km. have the Glee Club present a series; serling, "Butteiflv! 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