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Coeds To Select Pin-UpMan
At BRA Sweetheart Dante
Posters decorated with spring
flowers in mild • pastels are the
newest item. in the heralding of
WRA's Sweetheart Dance, to _be
held in White HallN from 9 p.m. to
midnight • tomorrow under the
chairmanship of Julia Gilbert.
ThequeStion, "Who is to be the
Penn State-coeds' !choice for Pin-
Up be settled once and
for all at the, intermission, when
the lucky boy will 'receive his title
and his award.
•Tickets; at $1.20 per couple, 'are
being sold ,by Nan Charles, , Alice
:Hooper, Elizabeth McKinley, Betsy
Merkle, 'Betty 'Pike, .Jane Schlos
ser, •and• Barbara Smith, according
to Miss Gilbert.
The' Campus Owls will provide
the music' for the affair, which is
to be semi-formal.
Committees functioning for the
dance include invitations, Alice
Hooper and Betty Pike; publicity,
Julia Gilbert and •Elizabeth Mc-
Kinley; decorations, Julia Gilbert,
Martha Horn, Clara Vreeland, and
Louise Zimmerer.
Proceeds of the dance are to be
put toward a newly originated
Student Union building fund.
Mrs. Carroll Lectures
Mrs. Leon Carroll will give a
lecture at 4:15 p.m. April 28 in 110
Home Economics under the spon
sorship of Omicron Nu. Her topic
will be "Are You Training for
Front Line Duty in Home Eco
nomics?" All home economics stu
dents are urged to attend.
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New Bandwagon! .
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SIGN.FOR.-Youß - NEXT.DANCE
Booking Agent Phone.
Edward -Zemin*lli 2300.
It's Not Too Late to Ask Him ..to
Spring Sweetheart Dam
Girls, When You Buy Your Ticket, Don't Forget To Submit . A Picture of
Your Date. He May Be Chosen PIN-UP MAN ;ler
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Semi-Formal
White,Hall
Dr. Ha'ford E.ituccock
Speaks al'thapel iunday
Dr. Halford E. Luccock, Yale
Divinity 'School, •will speak in
Chapel Sunday 'on topic. entitled
"A Gospel for , an .Age' of' Power."
The choir 'will present special
music.
Dr. Luccock received degrees
from -Northwestern University,
8.D.; Union Theological Seminary,
N.A.; Columbia, D.D.; Syracuse
University, Litt.D.; Allegheny Col
lege, 8.D.; Wesleyan University,
D.D.; University of Vermont, and
was ordained to the ministry in
1910.
New Coed Group Enters
Benedict House-Monday
Eight Women who will move into
the Benedict home management
house Monday were entertained
this week by. coeds who have been
living in the house during the past
eight weeks.
The new women are Gloria
Bowersox, Mary Lou iDeGardeyn,
Betty Heaco'ck, Beverly Logg,
Letty Morgenthal, Shelley Smith,
Beth Soy, and Phyllis
.Strittmat
ter.
Girls who are moving out of
the-house tomorrow will be hon
ored at a farewell dinner. They
are Louise Hartley,
.Ann Muller,
Barbara Painter, Caroline Peyton,
Patty Strittmatter, Lee Thompson,
Sally Thompson, and Ruth Zubler.
the WRA
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Saturday, April 22
$1.20 per Couple
THE COLLEGIAN
Panhel Prepares
For Bridge Party
Red Cross'Drive Gets
Boost rThrough :Council
• Having, emerged from Satur
day's Pan-Hellenic Formal activ
ity with Red Cross • donations to
talling ,$107.17, the • Council has
completed arrangements for a
large-scale ' , Benefit -Bridge, to' be
held in the Northwest and' South
west lounges of Atherton Hall from
7:80 to 9:80 -tonight.
Plans have been carried out
under the direction of Done •Tro
vaibli and• Betsy Merkle, Council
members in charge of the func
tion.
Five local merchants have pro
vided prizes for. the Benefit: Blair
Gift Shop, Charles', Danks and
Company, McLanahan's, and
Schlow's Quality Shop.
Panqlellenic Council is paying
all expenses of the Benefit Bridge
as its direct donation as an or
ganization, to 'Red Cross drive,
Miss Trovaioli stated. Although
proceeds of the Formal were given
to the Drive, the affair was fi
nanced by assessments made on
each 'sorority.
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Chi Omega defeated Watts Hall
by the score of 52-20 in the volley
ball series, while Atherton East up
held the dormitory ranks Jby win
ning .Over'Alpha Omicron Pl,-4943.
Those playing for Watts were - N.
• Black, 'IR. 'Black, Carson, F Craig,
Lowther, McNees; 'Newell, IStein
metz, - Stevenson, -and 'Voris. Chi
'Omega victors included. Aiken,
Hurlburt,.Jordan, McGhee; Slowie,•
Susania, Walker,•and'Wilson.
Atherton ' East . players were
- Boelson, Chestnut, • Gundel, Hen
ning; Keefer; IQ ar; McGee, Milton, •
•and Puhlik.'Alpha 'Omicron Pi - was
represented :by ^Anderson, :•Evans,
Hofman, Hooper, James,. Lamade,
LeWorthy, Schlosser,•and Struck. •
ProfTalksonNitamins
Dr. R. Adams Dutcher, professor
of . agricultural •and biological
chemistry, will speak on "Vitamins
and Nutrition" at the Southeastern
Section of the -American Chemical
Society meeting at 'Lancaster, 8
o'clock Thursday night.
Recent trends •in vitamin re
search work conducted at the Col
lege in the department of agricul
tural and biological chemistry will
be described by Dr. Dutcher.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1944
6,50 Seeks Girls
For Short ((nurse
Three Weeks Training _
VarrantsNembership'
A. new training course •for
•girls • •Intereated • in • becoming•- G9O
'hostesses will-start MOnday,s May
10, according - to anannouncemeht
made 'this week v-by Kit , Fra.A),
president of"the Girle-Service.'ol.-
.ganization.
Girls .wishing to take the coin--
-se should 'file an application 'at
the Service Center in town..Eatt
,application-will .be considered. by
senior hosteises and Bernie
Mack, member of the 'executiVe
committee of the GSO. Those •ac
cepted.,wilf- be notified• as soon ,as
Dessible. -
The training course is given
over a period of three weeks.
Each Monday night, for th'at
length of time, a meeting is had
at which senior hostesses and mil
itary authoiities On campus speak
to the trainees on the' various du
ties' of a GSO hostess.
At the end of The training pe:r
iod, each' lid receives a member
ship' card, which entitles her to
serve as .a hostess in any US,
canteen in the country.
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