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Mardi Gras Cup Won
By AOPi; KD is Second
Alpha Omicron Pi won possession of the Mardi Gras cup for
the second consecutive year by selling 1,129 tickets at the Mardi
Gras Friday night. Kappa Delta was second with 676, and Gamma
Phi Beta was third, selling 527. Alpha Omicron Pi's booth was a
show entitled "Round the World with the AOPi Dancing Girls."
Kappa Delta had "Club Pigalle" and Gamma Phi Beta had a dart
game called "Beat Boston."
Pat Helms Crowned King
Pat Heims was crowned king of
the Mardi Gras, after he won
from among sixteen candidates.
Approximately 4500 votes, at a
penny a vote, elected the king.
This year proceeds from the
Mardi Gras totaled $1139.69. This
is almost $4OO more than last
year's total. The profits will go
into the Charlotte Ray Scholar
ship fund, which provides schol
arships to needy women students.
Total 'Results
The total amounts collected
from each booth at the Mardi
Gras, which is sponsored yearly
by Mortar Board, are: Alpha Om
icron Pi, $112.90; Kappa Delta,
$67.60; Gamma Phi Beta, $52.70;
Theta Phi Alpha, $51.80; Zeta Tau
Alpha, $41.10; Kappa Kappa
Gamma, $40.50; Alpha Chi Ome
ga, $37.40; Delta Delta Delta, $30,-
90; Chi Omega, $30.90; Alpha Xi
Delta, $21.90; Kappa Alpha Theta,
$21.60; Alpha Gamma Delta, $21.-
50; Beta Sigma Omicron, $20.50;
Delta Gamma, $16.60; Delta Zeta,
$10.30; Sigma Delta Tau, $9.00;
Alpha Epsilon Phi $7.70; Phi Sig
ma Sigma, $6.90; and Leonides,
$6.20.
Methodist Group
Pledges'23 Girls
Kappa Phi, Methodist girls'
club, has pledged the largest
group in the history of the chap
ter. New pledges include: Joanne
Ashman, Emily Bell, Doris Bort
ner, Miriam Browning, Peggy
Butz, Jane Cherrie, Ruth Dorsey,
Billie Ann Deuvall, Ruth Eddy,
Joyce Haynes, Norma King, Em
ily. Matras, Alice Pearl Murry,
Jane Musgrave, Jane L. Pfeffer,
June Phillips, Marian Pollock,
Shirley Richards, Marjorie Shaf
fer, Ernestine Summers, Ruth
Springman, Jane Wolf, and Mar
ian Zeigler.
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Service
COMMERCIAL PRINTING At Your
Glennland Bldg. Phone 6662 Warner Theatre
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"SLEEPING
Shows 7 and 9 P.M. ' ' CITY"
WEDNESDAY
"Girl of My Heart" . 1 S tate
LEO BOWMAN
• • ' LIZABETH SCOTT
—also— • DEAN JAGGER
"Tarzan and The'
"DARK
Slave Girl" •
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"LIVES OF A BENGAL : JOHNNY WEISSMULLER 4 :
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Gary Cooper, Franchot Tone 11 " CAPTIVE GIRL"
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Alpha Gamma Rho
On Saturday afternoon Alpha
Gamma Rho fraternity entertain
ed the Alpha Omicron Pi sorority.
Entertainment included listening
to the Penn State-Boston College
football game, ping pong, skits,
group singing, and round and
square dancing.
Sigma Delta Tau
Sigma Delta Tau sorority enter
tained Alpha Epsilon Phi and Phi
Sigma Sigma at a pajama party
on Saturday night. Games were
played and a skit preceded - the
refreshments.
Phi Sigma Kappa
The pledges of Phi Sigma Kap
pa entertained the pledges of
Theta Chi, Alpha Chi Sigma, Del
ta Sigma Phi, and Phi Sigma
Delta Friday night.
On Sunday afternoon Phi Sig
ma Kappa entertained the Kappa
Alpha Theta sorority. There was
dancing and a buffet dinner was
served afterwards.
Sigma Nu
Sigma Nu fraternity entertain
ed Alpha Chi Omega sorority
Sunday afternoon. Following a
short skit by the Sigma Nu's, an
informal party and dinner was
held.
Phys Ed Mixer
A mixer for all physical educa
tion majors will be held in the
TUB tonight from 7-9:30 p.m. The
school of recreation will handle
the program, which will include'
games and square and round
dancing.
Intramural Results
Phi Mu defeated Kappa. Delta
and. Alpha Epsilon Phi won over
Philotes in intramural ping pong
competition Thursday.
In the only basketball game of
the night Phi Sigma Sigma for
feited to the Nittany Co-Op. •
CLASSIFIEDS
MISCELLANEOUS
IF YOUR typewriter needs repairs just
call 2492 or bring machine• to 633 W.
College -Ave. Mr. Beatties 28 years ex
perience • is -at your service.
FOR HOUSEPARTIES: - Excellent fruit
punch, cookie s, sandwiches, hors
d'oeuvres, all kinds of refreshments. Birth
day cakes. Same prices as last year. Frida
Stern, 122 Irvin Ave. Phone 4818.
FOR SALE
H&R SPORTSMAN revolver $3O, Columbia
LP phonograph $lO. Remington electric
shaver $l2. See DeGroat, 631 W. College.
WILL SELL size 36-37 Tuxedo and
shirt. Call M. Jordan, 402 Jordan Hall.
Phone 5051-792. $2O. "
TUXEDO FOR Sale. Perfect condition I
Two vests size 38. Twenty-five dollars
or highest offer. Dorm 35 Room 24.
LADIES DIAMOND ring very good buy ;
$275. Size 5. Inquire 135 W. Prospect
2nd floor after 6 p.m. \
SUITS! TROUSERS! Five suits, sizes 38
to 42. A sound economical investment.
Trousers also available. Phone 2318.
* 7k * * * * *. * * *
Meet e )e Smiths ..
;'::.c/ATIII - fipm...
MOTORCYCLE 1943 A-1 eonlition. Must
sell. Phone 5051-268 Room 3 Dorm 8.
TUXEDO and VEST. Size 37 reseultir.
Phone . 4662.
KENMORE AUTOMATIC washer. Like
new. Must sacrifice.: Inquire Dari-Fieeze
Store. N. Atherton St. Rt. 322. •-•
1940 PLYMOUTH. Good condition. .Bob
Landesman, Hamilton Hall 'Room 57.
Call 5051 Ext. 1170.
FOR RENT-
ROOM and BOARD. Cheerful room with
double bunks in College Heights. Phone
4223.
SMALL HOUSE 10 miles East of State
College, along Route 322. Available Nov.
24. Phone Centre Hall 5R14.
BOARD FOR MEN—Maple Club=home
cooked meals. Special, rates on a 5,6,
or 7 day basis with or without breakfast.
428 West College Ave. Dial 6389.
SINGLE ROOM for rent in quiet home for
male student. Phone 6155.
s.. LOST
COVERT OVERCOAT Saturday night,
Phi Sigma Delta. Initials L.L. inside
pocket. Call 4409.
LOST: NAVY Blue Wallet. Thursday in
'Library or Sparks. Call 'Joan 226 Mc-
Elwain. Reward!
COMPS FOR next Players production
will gratefully be given for information
leading to recovery of English bicycle
stolen during or after Temple pep rally.
Black Raleigh, 'saddlebags, .gearshift, gen
erator, handlebar basket.. My sprained
ankle is beginning to resent the un
accustomed walking. Kelly Yeaton, Dra
matics. TeL 3109. •
e like people you know.
There's Joe ... aircraft worker,
gripes at the boss, loves his family,
goes bowling Wednesday nights ...
His wife, Mary.... cute smile,
good cook, budget-minded, saves box
tops for a set . of dishes...
Their son, Johnny... hates math
and meat-loaf, has a newspaper
route, dreams of a shiny new bike
WEDNESDAY,.-NOVEMBER-8, -1950.
LOST BETWEEN Grange and Forestry
'Nov. :2 man's gold Waltham' wrist
watch: Please call Bob , Potter 2207.
LOST: LADIES gold ' watch between Sim
- :mons and the Roman Catholic Church.
Call Room ,49 Simmons. Reward.
TAN MILITARY Raincoat taken Friday
in Temporary. I have yours. Name inside
is Loiseh. Call, 1170. Hamilton hall, Rm. 59.
PERSON WHO took suitcase from Pocit
House Friday, please return it. Contents
mean more -to me than, to you. Call 3449.
WANTED: TYPING. Rates 25 cents per
page. Return finished work within 'rea
tunable time. Call Jeanne Davis 3965.
TWO MEN for part-time orderly. Good
opportunity. Apply administrator, Cen
tre County Hospital, Bellefonte.
GIRL WANTED. Apply Duni-Freeze Store.
N. Atherton St. Route 322.
NEED BIKE SUPPLIES ?
- - - See Us!
• Whisser Bike Motors
• Schwinn .& Headmaster
Bikes
• Tires and Tubes
• Parts and Accessories
• Expert Repair- Service
Open daily Krumrine's
.9-12. 1-5 Bicycle Shop
Closed Rear 433 W. College
Wed. p..m. Phone 4723.
...This is the story of
what happened one night at
eight-thirty when
they heard a voice on
the radio ... and the
story of how their
lives were changed.
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NANCY DAVIS
....WILLIAM A. WELLMAN
MAW by DORE SCHARY
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FRIDAY
WANTED
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