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Women Argue World State
In Ohio, Pittsburgh Debates
Women's Debate is sending a representative team to Ohio State
University to participate in a series of three debates to last from next
Monday to Thursday, Dorothy Lees, manager, announced.
Helen Dickerson and Jane Fouracre have been chosen to act as
the College’s team. These girls will argue on the negative side of the
question of Federal World Government, subject for the three debates.
Professor Clayton Schug, of the public speech department and coach
Juniors Tube
Class Series
In the final basketball games of
the battle between the classes,
Wednesday night, the junior A
team emerged undefeated by
handing the hard-fighting sopho
more team a 27 to 26 setback. Peg
Shettel led the victors, sinking the
ball for 18 points. Bess Kriner was
the big gun for the losers with 12
points.
In the other game of ■ the eve
ning the junior B team defeated
the seniors, 17 to 19.
The teams chosen for the three
game Army-Navy series from
among the girls who played in the
interclass tournament are for the
Army team Peg Shettel, Bess Kri.
ner, Jo Bihl, Petie Kraemer, Sara
Nichols, Kay Bitner, Anna Forn
crook and Virginia Miller. The
NaVy team will be composed of
Sadly Hostetter, Commie Keller,
B. J. Sammons, Sally Brooke,
Marion Memory, Wanda Rickard,
and Lovetta Dinius.
Team members will choose their
captains before the start of the
games.
Home Economics Club
Initiates 23 Coeds
Home Economics Club recently
initiated 23 new members. The
initiates are as follows: Margaret
Alexander, Shirley Rabp, Bessie
Battle, Evelyn Beilis, Ruth
Brown, Charlotte Burkhard,
Edith Ann Cope.
Dolores Ferguson. Mary Edith
Harris, Dorothy Jansen, Alene
Kissinger, Phyllis Kline, Louise
Leech, Barbara McCracken,
Katherine Peters, Martha Reu
chenbach, Leona Schadle.
Margaret Scha n e y , Lois
Schnure, Betty Jean Whitney.
Virginia Wilson and Ann Wy
nosky.
Kappa Sigma
Recently elected officers of Kap
pa Sigma are Joh n F. Martin,
grand master; William W. Barr,
grand brocurator; John W. Mull,
grand master of ceremonies;
James W. Taylor, grand scribe;
Robert P. Oelschlager, grand
treasurer, and Thomas A. Hill, so
cial chairman.
WeltkeL you male
tli id your ejCuchy
WHAT A PHEASANT SURPRISE TO KNOW
THAT YOU CAN HAVE LUNCH FOR AS
LOW AS 45c TODAY . . . AND WHAT’S
MORE SURPRISING . . . TONIGHT YOU
CAN ORDER DINNER FOR 35c.
Now do you agree, this is your
lucky day?
/y TEH ROOM
for Women’s Debate, will accom
pany them. Housing facilities will
be provided by Ohio State.
The! matches will be cross-ex
amination style and no decision
will be rendered to either team.
In addition to arguing in the de.
bates, the girls will also partici
pate in a twenty minute radio
forum.
On the way home, Miss Dicker
son and Miss Fouracre will stop
at Mount Mercy College in Pitts
burgh on Saturday, February 21,
to enter the orthodox debate tour
nament sponsored by Mount Mer
cy. This will consist, of a series of
eight debates in which other
schools will also participate. Other
members of Women’s Debate and
members of the Men’s Debate will
be entered from the College.
Senior Mortar Board
Taps Hutchison, Rice
Mortar Board, senior women’s
honorary, tapped two women
Thursday morning at 7 o’clock in
the Dean of Women’s office. Im
mediately following this was a
breakfast held at 7:30 at McAllis
ter Hall. The two new women are
Roberta Hutchison and Mary K.
Rice.
Daily Skiing Lessons
Available tor Coeds
Skiing lessons will be given
every day at 4 p.m. when the
weather conditions are favorable.
Miss Mildred Lucy will conduct
the classes every day and any
girl interested in learning should
report to White Hall.
It is not necessary to have at
tended any of the classes held
last semester and sponsoring
WRA will supply the necessary
equipment.
Hearter —Russ
The engagement of Shirley
Russ, a junior in arts and letters,
from Harrisburg, to William P.
Hearter, a sophomore in lower
division, also from Harrisburg,
was announced during Christmas
vacation. Miss Russ is a Zeta Tau
Alpha.
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
this is
TlEtanic
see classified
CLASSIFIED SECTION
All classified advertisements must be
In by 12:00 p.m. day preceding issue.
Prices nre 40c one insertion; $l.OO,
three insertions; 17 words nr lose. Call
Collegian 6711.
wanted
BASS man for local dance band.
Call 4048 cither noon or eve
ning dinner hour.
YOUNG married couple, both
seniors, need furnished apart
ment or double room. Please
contact Chuck Hoyt 4332.
EXPERIENCED lead trumpet
man for dance band. Call
Adams, 2337.
PASSENGERS to Pittsburgh,
leave Friday 5:00 p.m. Call
Harold Hershey 2075.
REWARD Silver Monogram
med cigarette case on Ski Trail.
Much sentimental value. Con
tact Mickey Stone 3251.
LEFT at Corner Room Thursday
before vacation, one grey
worsted suit skirt. Reward for
return. Call Harriet, 322 Ath.
MISCELLANEOUS
A LITTLE SUNSHINE for you,
College Grille, across from
postoffice. Come get acquainted
Service. With a smile.
GET YOUR Typing done reason
ably. Manuscripts,. thesis, etc.
Call State College 2864 after 6:30
p.m.
Recognize This Pic
because picture flt B ikim
the atomic OI ” pers through
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and the Bell Sy««»
that W<» P‘ J “' b '';, c
It provides the loci
radio-teh
BOARD for six students, avail
able at 243 S. Pugh. Call 3332.
FOR SALE
TIES, TIES, TIES!!! Want to
exchange yours? 5 ties and $1
brings 5 different cleaned ties.
Mail them to Box 876, Boro, or
bring them to Hur’s Dry Clean
ing, rear Hur’s Men’s Shop.
SILVER Dome House trailer, 18-
foot, like new. Inquire 1221 W.
College, after 5 p.m. Phone 3396.
MINUSA drawing set. Good con
dition. Phone 2881. Ask for
Bob Shively.
TUXEDO—size 37. good as new,
Call 3907.
USED FURNITURE Beds,
chairs, tables, dressers, mat
tresses. Good condition. Call 2593,
5-10 p.m.
KORD Electric Heater. Used one
month. Good heater if you
don’t have to pay for your own
electricity. Call 3512.
FLUORESCENT Desk Lamps de
livered to your dorm. Price
$6.95. Call Andy 4402.
Come Down and Meet the Gang
Westminster Foundation
Openhouse
Saturday. February 14 7:30 p.m.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
photo fa 1
channele
phones.
Keep)
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ver expanding, 1S
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1948
Zeta Tau Alpha will be tht
guest of Sigma Nu Sunday after
noon.
OVERHEARD
at Lew McGill’s
Yesterday-
Concerning
His Two-Bit Food
Sensation, The
Submarine
"I'm filled up to my ears!”
"How doe* he do it I'*
"And I thought my roommate was
exaggerating • . • 1”
There'g a reason for "Subs"
catching on so quickly.
Where else can you get a
taste treat of several vari
eties of meal, cheese, onions
and relish—tucked into a
miniature loaf of Italian
style bread for just a
quarter?
THY ONE TODAYI
Lew McGill's
220 E. College