PAGE FOUR 17 Sorov]ties Enter Beals in i\ittrdi Gras Seventeen sororities will have carnival booths at the Mardi Gras in Recreation Hall Friday night. Several groups are having variety shows. The rest are sponsoring games of skill and fun for the participants. The booths which are entered are Fashion Show, Alpha Chi omega; Bunny Hop, Alpha Epsilon Phi; Lasso and Cigarettes, Alph t a Gamma Delta; Dancing Girls, Al pha Omicron Pi; Sponge Throw, Alpha Xi Delta; Balloon Booth, Beta Sigma Omicron; Skits with Variety Acts, Chi Omega; Variety Show, Dena Delta Delta; Photog raphy Booth, Delta Gamma; Buoy the Beauty, Delta Zeta; Dice Throwing, Gamma Phi Beta: Penny Pitching, Kappa Alpha Theta: Club Pigalle, Kappa Del ta; Minstrel Show, Kappa Kappa Gamma; Fortune Telling, Sigma Delta Tau; Dart Throwing, Theta Phi Alpha; and Louisiana Floor Show, Zeta Tau Alpha. The sorority whose booth ,takes in the most money wins the Mardi Gras cup for a year. Last year Alpha Omicron Pi's Dancing Girls won the cup. Other features of the Mardi Gras this year are dancing to Dar rell Richel's combo, arid the coro nation of the King of the Mardi Gras. Another candidate for the title has been entered. He is Rob ert Anderson, sponsored by Phi Mu Don Carlson will act as bark er for the carnival. Phi Mu Downs Kappa Delta Phi Mu defeated Kappa Delta 15-13 in the closest game of last nlght's basketball intramurals. Alpha Epsilon Phi defeated E 1 Delta Tau 22-7 while Al i 4 . Delta won over Delta Del t.. by a score of 12-2. Phi .;forfeited to Gamma Phi In the ping ping composition last night Beta Sigma Omicron downed Zeta Tau Alpha and Phi Sigma Sigma defeated the Nit tany Co-op. Other results show Alpha Gamma Delta downing Alpha Chi Omega, Kappa Alpha Theta beating Chi Omega, Kap- , pa Kappa Gamma defeating Delta Zeta and Alpha Omicron Pi de feating Delta Gamma. Swimming team captains should contact Marilyn Williams or Miss Leonard before noon Fri day if they wish to enter com petition and have completed the necessary practices. --4TH BIG WEEK-- R L I V -E S A Center Stage Fri. Sat. 90c $1.20 Tickets At Student Union AT THE JUNIOR PROM LOOK BEAUTIFUL in a new gown by the CHARLES SHOP THE DAILY col,Lzmmrf, sTATZ CCTLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA Correction There was an error in Satur day's Collegian article concern ing WRA intramurals. The Nit teny CoLOp defeated Theta Phi Alpha not Kappa Alpha Theta. Chest Drive— (Continued from page one) Robert Artz; Kappa Sigma: Jos eph Simone, Roger Clinton; Pi Kappa Phi: George Goldthorne; Sigma Alpha Epsilon: Charles Gerdes, Charles Myers; Phi Sig ma Kappa: George Griffins; Sig ma Chi: Richard Hartle; Pi Kap pa_Alpha: Charles Williams; Sig- ma Phi Alpha: Ronald Ely, Rob ert Dages. Pi Lambda Phi: . Herber Blough; Phi Delta Theta: Ed ward Smith, Kenneth Myers; Phi Kappa Tau: Robert Monahan, James Barkley; Phi Sigma- Delta: Joel Millner, Max Williams; Sig ma Phi Epsilon: Jack Schonley, Edward Bush; Sigma Pi: Robert Breisch, Charles Wenzel; Tau Kappa Epsilon: Paul Harmeier, Stanford Zeiders. Tau Phi Delta: Walter Pollak, Alfred Pope, Theta Chi: Joseph Wirs, William Hanley; Sigma Alpha Mu: David Bronstein, Howard Gochlierg; Theta Xi: James Huet, Thomas Forsythe; Theta Kappa Phi: Leonard War go; Triangle: William Hewton, Lawrence Schniepp; Zeta Beta Tau: Harold Wallin, Carl Liacho witz; and Omega Psi Phi: Dick Peyton. One Man DOES Tell Another About the Great Values Available at young men's 127 s. al le n gatt an one manta Come In Today and Make Us Arrow Headquarters WC prinking-- (Continued from page one) 4. No studo.o shall possess or use alcoholic beverages on Col lege property. Regulations which were in ex istence prior to this statement and given renewed attention are: The College fdrbids the serving or use of alcoholic beverages at any social function in which mi nors or women students are par ticipating; drinking by women is forbidden by the College and by WSGA, which reserves the right to refer cases to the Judicial com mittee and to the College admin istration. CLASSIFIEDS For Best Results Use Collegian Classifieds LOST SATURDAY pair of red glasses gold and pearl trimmed. Black Tera case. Desperately needed. Call Flo 342 Atherton. WHOEVER TOOK wrong topcoat from Sparks Sat. morning—car keys :Jill pocket, please call Bob Shore 4953. LOST SORORITY pin. Alpha Omicron Pk If found please call 35 McElwain Initials E. J. W. MAROON plaid folding lady's umbrella. I_ have yours. Return to Music Depart ment office, 216 Carnegie. RHINESTONE BRACELET Lost Sat. nite. Please call 326 McElwain. MAILING TUBE with architectural draw- ings either in Maid Engineering or 3 Sparks. Contact Bert Godshall Ext. 3911. MISCELLANEOUS IF YOUR typewriter needs repairs just call 2492 or bring machine to 633 W College Ave. Mr. Beatties 28 years ex parience is at your service. BILL'S MODEL SHOP has a complete line of model airplane supplies. 35 dif ferent engines. 202 West Prospect Ave nue 6 :30-9 :00 p.m. ALL KINDS or typing done. Reasonable Call State College 7026. LATIN AMERICAN students wish• ex- change English lessons with persons interested in Spanish. Call 7715. or inguir -300 Sparks. sho Your In State College LOST WEARING A Tux for houseparey ? If so. you can rent one at the Young Men's Shop, 123 S. Allen. TYPING & MIMEOGRAPHING. Secre- I tarial service newly managed by Helen Yarnell, Room 205, Hotel State College. Phone 4006. FOR SALE R&R SPORTSMAN revolver s3o,.Columbia LP phonograph $l.O, Remington electric ehaver $l2. See DeGroat, 631 W. College. FOLDING' CHAIRS like new 12.10 and $3.00 each. Can be, seen at Sleyton. Phone 6592. FOR SALE Used General Electric Refrig erator 'N ! cu. ft. Call 2178. FOR SALE Motor Scooter; good condition. Call 5051 E*t.. 1083, ask for Jim Room 2. 1938 CHEVROLET 2-door' sedan: Good tires. good engine. Must sell . $2OO. Call • Ed 4702 Theta Chi. JAZZ RECORDS and Albums. Jellyroll Morton, Sidney Bechet, Joe Sullivan. others. Good conditions 75 RPM. Contact Daily Collegian Office. TUXEDO FOR SALE. Perfect condition Two vests. Size 38. Twenty-five dollars or highest offer. ,Dorm 25 Room 34. FRATERNITY NEWSPAPERS All Kinds of Printing Commercial Printing Inc. Glennland. Bldg.. State College HUNTING SEASON LASTS UNTIL DEC. 15 SEE US FOR: • All Your Hunting Supply Needs • Registered Beagles MAX HARTSWICX'S Sportsman's Shack Around the corner from the 'Skellar ARROW PRODUCTS Featured at THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1950 1938 PACKARD convertible. Very good condition. Radio, heater, defroster. Good tires: Economical Jack Buxton. Phone 4975. `s2Bs. 16 GUAGE Single Barrel Shot-Gun with Poly-choke. Excellent condition. Dora- Plastic stock , and forestock, $2O. Call Bill Reese 3938, FOR SALE-1935 Plymouth coupe, 1940 motor. Car in excellent condition. Phone 2009 •and ask for Bob. AMBITIOUS YOUNG Man for Bales ' work during spare time. High coin. mission paid. Must have experience in men's wear. For interview write P.O. Box 616, State College. WANTED PASSENGERS to and from • Texag • for Christmas holidays. E. ri. Reynolds, •University Club. Phone 22i51. WANTED: One Used IC&E Log Log Du- Plea . deei Trig Slide Rule. Call H. C. O'Connor. 4937. • DOUBLE ROOM near campus. Single beds Telephone 2919. ROOMS FOR two Boys near campus. Phone 6443. TAKE A BREAK! Forget The Bluebooks BARBECUES and MILK SHAKES At Their Best WINK'S SKY-VIEW ON ROUTE 322 130 S.' Allen Street WANTED FOR RENT
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