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Christmas Carol Sing—
A Penn State Tradition
Of Penn State traditions, the an
nual Christmas Carol Sing in front
of Old Main is probably one of the
strongest and most sincere. Its
!popularity is proved by the grow
ing attendance each year.
Thursday, December 18, 8:30
p.m. has been chosen as the time
for strengthening this tradition for
the 1940-'4l term, it was announc
ed by Justine Lougee '4l, chair
man of the committe in charge of
the sing.
Sponsored by the PSCA, assist
ed by the music department, the
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CHRISTMAS - 1941
Here's - for a happier Christmas-1941. Yes, there
can be a happier Christmas, if you plan it beforehand.
Plan now to join our Thrift Club and take advantage
of this easy, painless way to save.
All you do is signify your intention of joining, make
regular weekly deposits of the stipulated amount, and
collect your total next December . . . for a happier
Christmas-1941.
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Play Is Appropriate.
During Christmas Season
"Family Portrait," the play be
ing presented by Penn State Play
ers in Schwab Auditorium at 8:30
p.m. today and tomorrow, is es
pecially suited to the Christmas
season because it is a true picture
of Jesus as his contemporaries
saw him. •
sing.will include musical numbers,
group singing, and special Christ
mas features.
Other members of the committee
are Dorothy F. Beam '42, Burnett
C. Carlton '42, and Donald C.
Kimmel '4l.
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Fraternities Hold
Parties For 'Kids'
Although it's unkngwn to many
students on the campus, frater
nities have played a big part in
Penn State's Christmas spirit in
past years.
Some organizations donated
money, still others distributed
Christmas baskets to needy fam
ilies, but the fraternities deve
loped the plan to play host to a
number of children just before
each Christmas holiday.
Selecting children who would
probably benefit most from these
parties, each house assumed its
part of the plan by inviting a
number of children, usually six or
eight, to share a holiday dinner
and festive program arranged
particularly to entertain the
young guests.
In _many instances, presents
and toys were wrapped and given
to the children, since receiving
gifts tends to, make Christmas
complete in young minds.
All indications show that a sim
ilar plan will be conducted again
this year. However, it is prob
able that some new program may
be substituted for the usual fra
ternity Christmas parties.
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Christmas Atmosphere Planned
For WSGA'S 0
Holly wreaths, Christmas trees
and candle light will form the
background for the annual form
al Old English Christmas - dinner
scheduled for Mac Allister Hall
Thursday, December 19, R. Helen
Gordon '42 and Nancy E. Gosser
'43, co-chairmen, have announced.
Lord and -Lady Mac Allister
(Elinor L. Weaver '4l, WSGA
president; and Betty M. Martin
'42, WSGA vice-president) will
preside over the court which will
dress in old English costumes. In
cluded in the court will be senate
members, WRA president, her
alds, and jesters.
Spons and knives will be the
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Mix With The Athletes
GRAHAM & SON
English Cinfer. -
only implerrients coeds will use
to eat the typical old 'English
style food from uncovered wood
eri tables.
Immediately following the 'din
ner, the court and all - coeds will
attend the. annual coffee hour pa ?
Atherton Hall from 7 to 8 p. m.
Committee chairmen for the
dinner are: invitations, Arita L.
Hefferan '4l; decorations, Mary
W. Houghton '42; costumes,. Mar
ion M. Eberts '42; entertainment,
Anita M. Knecht '42; - cleanup,
Mac Allister Hall, Marion E. Sper
ling '42, Atherton Hall, M. Vir
ginia Cooper ',42. .
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that makes smoking more enjoyable?
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Cigars, box of 50 .
Tobacco .
50c up
Cigarette Holders . . . .25c up
No-Fail-Lighters 50c up
Genuine Briar - Pipes . .50c up
Humidors $l.OO up
Ash Trays
Pipe Holders.. .
Candies, pound ..
Salted Nuts . .
Traveling Kits
.$2.30
. lb. 69c up
.$l.OO up
.50c up
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.$2.50 up