PAGE FOUR Delta Gamma Retains Lead In IM Basketball League V Delta Gamma retained its position as leader in League V of Wom en's intramural basketball after downing Nittany Co-op 36-17 Wednesday night in one os the roughest games this year. Nancy Rodli, Joan Marshall, and Nancy Haines accounted for the Delta Gamma's score while Suzanne Hosler was high scorer for the Co-op with 14 points. The Nittany Co-op team also fell victim to Alpha Omicron Pi Wednesday night, losing 16-12. Dottie Noll, Elm Cottage, led her team to victory against Mac- Allister Hall, accounting for 20 of the 27 team points to 18 for Mac. Hemlock Cottage forfeited to Elm Cottage. The all-powerful Phi Mu sextet continued their winning streak by swamping Theta Phi Alpha 47-5. Betty Zimmerman, Lois Van Vac tor and Betty Robb sparked the team to this decisive victory Thursday night. In low scoring games Town de feated McElwain 16-12 and Leon ides downed Simmdns 22-14. Alpha Xi Delta forfeited to Alpha Epsilon Phi and Phi Sigma Sigma won by forfeit over. Phi lotes. Zeta Tau Alpha Twenty children from Woody crest and Lemont will be enter tained by the pledge class of Zeta Tau Alpha at a Christmas party to be held this afternoon in Sim mons Hall. Delta Delta Delta Delta Delta Delta, recently initiated alumna Mrs. Harold I. Tarpley of State College. Mrs. Tarpley is a graduate of the Col lege and is now taking graduate courses in home economics at the College. PAL BEATS OTHER.*... PAL OLADES AR;4001, ECAOS E 01' LIKE THIS r Usual 81ade..., graund l!ke iockknife tixE THIS vjollo vs ' pa ci Groan, 111 , e uric' g ro r oasl'• rot or: barbers ComP a" ' Sigma Phi Epsilon Sigma Phi Epsilon entertained the Zeta Tau Alpha sorority after their Christmas carol serenade on Thursday night. Beta Sigma Omicron Beta Sigma Omicron held a coffee hour on Thursday night in honor of their national vice-presi dent, Mrs. Kerner. CLASSIFIEDS SMALL BROWN leather notebook, valu able notes—botany, psychology, etc. Needed for blue books. Call 118 Simmons. LOST Parker 'sl', black and silver, in Old Main,, Dee. 14. Name inscribed. Re ward. LOST—Grey covert coat, near. 228 Sparks Call 3412 to exchange. I have yours.. BROWN NOTEBOOK—contains account ing problems and statistical notes. Needed for blueboolcs. Call 2590. WILL PERSON wllo picked up raincoat by mistake in Temporary on Tuesday, call Culbertson in Dorm 31? FIVE SUITS—Two winter, three spring All In good shape. 38 size. Herring bones. gray coverts. Phone 2198. MEM - improved and better than evir "ism foctory to you in Aisoensr. Pal taka* !ha aut of and laavao 'au 0 SAVING! THE DAII•Y euLLEGIAN. STATE euuLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA LOST FOR SALE 27-FT. HOUSE TRAlLER—Conveniences bottled gas, electric refrigerator: priced for quick sale. Contact 3613 Windcrest after 6:00 p.m. FOR RENT ROOM FOR ONE; MAN In corner room with running water. Call 4850, ask for C. R. WANTED WANTED—Riders to Alexandria, Louisi ana or any points enroute. Call J. Baum, 4989. RIDERS WANTED to NYC leaving Toe- day evening. George Soloyania, Dorm 0, Room 18. Call 6061 Ext. 206. REPLACEMENT for TriDorms room avail able Jan. 4. Call 210 Jordan Hall. Ask for Joe Little. OLD CLOTHING and Toys wanted - for needy children In China. Please call Mrs. Pao 6648, after 1 p.m. Dec. 16-20 or write to Mr. Tu. 604 N. Burrower. RIDERS WANTED to Sarasota, Flor ida. Frank U, Warren, Dorm 1, Room MISCELLANEOUS WHY NOT have your typewriter repaired during Christmas vacation? If you have transportation please bring it to 633 W. College Ave.—but call first: if not, we wiil call for and deliver. HELP ALLEVIATE a grave situation. Help us figure out what Spencer Tracy meant when he said "Vivre Le Differ ence". Box 609 Simmons Hall. GIVE DAD ARROWS FOR XMAS (AND YOU'LL BE SURE TO PLEASE HIM!) Suggestion I—A box of fine, long shirts in Dad's favorite collar styl solid color and a striped $3.65 u Suggestion 3—A box of Arrow's man-sized hand kerchiefs, colored borders, whites, or with Dad's initials. 35c up Before the vacation rush begins, see your Arrow dealer for some grand Christmas gift suggestions for Dad, rich Uncle George, or the kid brother. You'll be sure to please them with "Arrow" gifts— gifts any man appreciates. 10 1 TIES • UNDERWEAR • HANDKE(tCHIEFS • SPORTS SHIRTS • ICIAWMA•MeMa%%%%%%Wiiii•MuiViiMeNV•WiNVMMIW•Via"sied"..W.WaWs OFECIAL decorated cookies for the holt- DEAREST DARLING Dorls—we love ydu days. Frida Stern, 122 Irvin Ave., phone too,, but let's confine it to weekend& 4818, State College. "Shorty and Buckets," 5233 ?e.V.V.W.V.V.weeMieeLN.WEV*Wee.WAIYVaI ARROW SHIRTS FOR ALL YOUR Arrow Needs IN STATE COLLEGE YOUNG MEN'S SHOE Suggestion 4—For outdoor Dads, a couple of rugged and handsome Arrow sports shirts will hit the spot. $3.95 -$lO. 127 S. ALLEN SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1949 Be choosy and pick out a few good ties—a rep stripe, a foUlard,l a a bold panel. - p. 50.
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