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Women Plan
Swim Meets
Organizational meetings of co
cda interested in participating in
national swimming telegraphies
for women will be held in White
Hall pool at 7:30 p.m. today and at
7 p.m. tomorrow for those unable
to attend the first meeting.
Participation is not restricted
to members of the swimming
club, although the latter sponsors
telegraphies, and all girls inter
ested in speed swimming are urg
ed to report to one of the meet
ings. The regular swimming club
program will be carried on as
usual.
Dates for the two telegraphic
meets have been set as somejjjme
in the latter part of February.
Best times of the swimmers will
then be sent to a host school, se
lected by district and previous,
record in telegraphies.
The College team was winner
of the Eastern Region last year
accumulating 80.5 points. The
team gained first, second and
fourth place in the 40 yd. crawl,
third place in the 40 yd. back
crawl and breast stroke, a tie for
first in the 100 yd. crawl, and
third place in the 100 yd. breast.
The team secured fourth place
in the Nationals topped by Pur
due, Michigan State and Skid
more. Lee Ann Wagner, last
year’s president of WRA, placed
first in the 40 yd. crawl, tied for
second in the 5 yd. medley relay,
and placed second in the 100 yd.
free style relay.
ShiyaqementA
Silverburg—Herman
The engagement of Norma Her
man to Edward Silverberg was
recently announced.
Miss Herman, a senior in the
School of Education, is vice
president of Alpha Epsilon Phi.
She is from Philadelphia.
Mr. Silverberg is a commerce
and finance major and is a mem
ber of Phi Sigma Delta and man
ager of the tennis team.
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Panhel Plans
Workshop
Panhellenic Council, meeting
Tuesday night, furthered its plans
for establishing the Panhellenic
Workshop, said Adelaide Finkel
ston, president.
The workshop, an innovation
by this year's council, is for the
purpose of ironing out individual
and mutual sorority difficulties
by means of round-table discus
sions. Thus far three round-table
meetings are being planned for
the first Saturday in January.
Panhel delegates, as well as mem
bers of the participating soror
ities, will attend the discussions.
Workshop committee members
are Sarah Gilliland, Deane
Brown, and Miss Finkelston.
Discussion at the meeting also
included plans being made in con
junction with IFC and Froth for
a big week-end being extended
into a week, corresponding to
Dartmouth’s “Winter Carnival”
and Cornell’s “Junior Week.”
The next meeting of Panhel
will be held at the Kappa Alpha
Theta house on December 14, fol
lowing a new system of meeting
in the various sorority houses in
stead of the College buildings.
Parsons —Globisch
The marriage of Pauline Glob
isch, Alpha Chi Omega, to Wil
liam H. Parsons, Sigma Pi alum,
took place in Lancaster, Thanks
giving day.
Mrs. Parsons is completing her
senior year while Mr. Parsons is
continuing teaching at the Phila
delphia College of Pharmacy and
Science.
Delta Upsilon
Delta Upsilon fraternity enter
tained the Gamma Phi Beta sor
ority at the fraternity house last
night.
The sorority will hold a Square
Dance at the Phi Delta Theta
fraternity house, Friday, Decem
ber 3.
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Come in and see the New Royal
Portable! New Quiet De Luxe
model, $89.50, plus tax.
CARL H. STEELE
121 E. Bmtu Are.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
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Hand Made Gifts,
Drawing, Highlight
Theta’s Bazaar
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority
will hold its annual charity ba
zaar for the benefit of the Insti
tute of Logapedics in the chapter
house from 2 p. m. to 5 p.m. Sat
urday.
Sales will include knitted arti
cles, hand printed goods, hand
embroidered articles, novelty
goods and such miscellaneous
items as pot-holders, stuffed ani
mals, sponge toys, oil paintings,
baby booties, and a white man’s
scarf to be initialed upon request
of the purchaser.
Drawing will be held to ascer
tain the winner of the man’s
jacquard hand knit ski sweater,
chanced off by the sorority mem
bers at three for twenty-five
cents and one for ten cents. Sec
ond prize will be a pair of argyle
socks.
The Institute of Logapedics,
located in Wichita, Kansas, at the
University of Wichita, is an or
ganization studying and caring
for the speech defects of children.
The Institute was recently made
responsible for treating veterans
of World War II in that district
who are suffering from speech
difficulties as a result of war
shock.
Kappa Phi
Kappa Phi, Methodist girls
club, recently pledged the follow
ing girls: Louise Jean Conora,
Ann Hillegas, Leslie Knuth, Jac
queline O’Dell, Roberta O’Dell,
Jo Shrum, and Shirley Slick.
Officers of the club are: Doro
thy Jansen, president; Navonne
Crossley, vice-president; Mary
ellen Imbodin, recording secret
ary; Arlene Merit, corresponding
secretary; Marjorie Musser, treas
urer.
Phi Sigma Kappa
Phi Sigma Kappa will enter
tain Phi Sigma Delta at a social
gathering following an exchange
of dinners on Friday.
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For a Lasting Christmas Gift
IHE PENN STATE CLASS RING
L. G.BALFOUR CO. %
State College Office in the Athletic Store
23 More Days 'Til Christmas
BUT ONLY
3
MORE DAYS 'TIL
HARVEST
BALL
Dec. 4 “Music Designed For Dancing” by Allen
Snair and 10-Piece Orchestra.
Tickets At S. U. $1.50 Per Couple, Tax Incl.
REC HALL 8-12
CLASSIFIEDS
I CONFESS. Took your rnincoat Nov. 19
in Main Eng. Return mine. Call Los
2538.
ENGLISH LIT. 25 BOOK with “Metzger”.
cover; notea written on side of pages.
Reward. Call Queeney 5051-273.
PERSON WHO TdOK wrong Army Offi
cers ahort coat on Monday, Nov. 29, 121
Sparks, call 6882. I have yours.
WANTED
COUPLE DESIRE RIDE to Chicago. Leav
ing Dec. 18. Share driving and expen
ses. Call 2790, after 5 p.m.
REWARD OFFERED for 2-room apart
ment for marritd.vet, grad student. No
children. Call Mrs. Fineberg 3989.
FOB RENT
ROOM FOR MALE STUDENT, Call 3191.
FOR SALE
ONE PAIR SKIS and one pair aki shoes
size ten. Call Bill 2677.
1942 DODGE, sedan fluid drive, good rub
ber, good condition. J. D. Magargee, 233
Windcreat.
RAIN, snow, sleet, hail . . .FOR PRO
TECTION plus get a flight jacket. For
»collaV wool-lined. Call Wilker 2941.
NEW EVENING GOWN, all satin, size
16. Call Marie Schwasta 2196.
SKIS, complete with bindings and poles.
Also ski boots, size 10 *4 E. Call Dave
Nalven, 4409.
1947 REMINGTON-RAND portable type
writer. Good condition. Call 4926 af
ter 7 p.m.
Delta Zeta
Mrs. Freida Scholcraft, director,
and Mrs. Russell Costello, nation
al secretary, of Delta Zeta sor
irity will arrive today and visit
the sorority until Sunday.
A tea will be given in their
honor Saturda at 2 p.m.
Teresa Gorka was recently
pledged to the sorority.
Phi Sigma Sigma
Phi Sigma Sigma recently
pledged Ruth Malamud.
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1948
DICYCLE—why walk, ride to class, good
condition, light basket, chain guard.
Contact T. Paul, Pollock 2, Km. 3, Ext.
262.
FEDERAL 219 ENLARGER, like new with
all metal easel for $35. Must sell to
pay GI insurance. Cal! Bob 4019.
35MM ARGUS Cl-CAMERA 4.8 lens, good
condition. Call Hctrlch, Room 16, 4171.
1947 MAJESTIC HOUSE TRAILER 26.
feet, three rooms completely furnished.
Like new, priced rignt for quick sale.
Phone 5051-289, Glenn Johnson.
ATTENTION YOUNG MEN! Some bar-
gains in slightly used clothing, sizes 40
regular, 44-46 long. One finely tailored
suit like new. Call State College 3840
evenings.
1037 FORD TUDOR, rebuilt motor, radio
and heater, sealed beam lights. Con
tact Jerry Pier 116 Watts Hall.
MISCELLANEOUS
TUESDAY
IS
FROTH DAY
PARTY REFRESHMENTS for Christmas
and other parties. Birthday cakes and
other cakes. Frida Stern, 122 Irvin ave.
Phone 4818.
WE DO TYPING and MIMEOGRAPHING
according to specifications. Secretarial
Service, Room 205, “Above the Corner”,
phone 4906.
WORK WANTED by experienced dress
maker. Mrs. F. L. Huesmann, 114 E.
Beaver Ave. Phone 6875.
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