?MAT, SEgTEMBER, - 14, .1951 ,
Dr. Wagner tci Speak
At First Chapel Sunday
Dr. James E. Wagner, first vice
president of the Evangelical and
Reformed Church in America,
will speak on "The Mastery of
Life" at the College Chapel serv-:
ice, 11 a.m. Sunday, in Schwab
Auditorium.
Born at Royer, Blair County,
Dr. Wagner was a resident of Al
toona for many years. After he
was graduated from Findlay Col : -
lege, 'Ohio, and received • his
Bachelor of Divinity degree from
Lancaster Theological • Seminary,
he took post-graduate study at
Columbia University and Union
College and received his honorary
Doctor of Divinity degree from
Franklin and Marshall College;
Lancaster. Since 1931 he has been
pastor of St, Peter's Reformed
Church in Lancaster.
Goodling To Speak
The Chapel' Choir, under the
direction of Mrs. Willa Taylor,
with George Ceiga at the organ,
will sing praise to the Living
God," a Hebrew melody and "The
Lord Bless You and Keep You"
by Lutkins. .
Suzanne , . Saddleld will sing
"But the Lord Is Mindful of His
Own'•' by lylendelssohn.'
The Chapel this year will cele
brate the.. four- hundredth anni
versary of the compiling of the
Geneva Psalter by using the ori
ginal musical form of "Old
Hundredth" in the long meter.
Begins Year
The —Rev. Richard Goodling,
president of the State College
Inter:Religious .Council and as
sistant minister to students of
the, , and. - Reformed
Church, will give,a short address
on religion at
,Penn State.
SUndaly• -,will - mark the be
ginning of chapel:services - for the
academic year under the direc
tion , of the -new chaplain, Luther
H. HarShbarger, who is also exec
utive secretary of the Penn. State
Christian Association.
Thelnlet-Rolloious Council ..
Representing the CATHOLIC, PROTESTANT,
and JEWISH FAITHS extends a welcome
to Penn State students to participate in the
activities of these religious groups.
B'Nai B'rith
Hillel Foundation
Sat., 15th, 8- 12 P. M. Welcome
Mixer
Sun. 16th, 3 P.M.lnformal Record
Concert
7 P.M. Film Program and
- Open House. "Tent City" and
"Hymn of the Nations."
Fri., 21st, 8 P.M. Sabbath Eve
Service and Reception
Christian Science
Organization
Meetings for the College
Public Held Every
Thursday at 6:45, Hugh
Beaver Room, Old Main
Lutheran Student Center
Grace Luthearn Church
Sun., 16th—Church School 9 :30.
Morning Worship 10:46.
6:30 P.M.—Open House ,Soeial
Fri. 21st, 7:30 Church Reception
for students
Penn State Christian
Association
C.A. Forum Tues., 18th, 7:30, in
.304 Old Main. - •
Freshman Meeting Wed., 19th, 7:00,
No. 10 Sparks.
Sophomore Meeting Wed.;' - 7:30,'
304 Old Main.
THE - DAILY - COLLEGIAN, STATE COMEGE:PENI(SYLVANIA
Ir. James E. Wagner
FFA Convenes
New state officers of Pennsyl
vania's 11,000 Future Farmers of
America spent three days :this
week on campus in a special lead
ership training, conference.
College personnel and area ad
visers -in. vocational agriculture
were in charge of the training
sessions for, the FFA officers.
erything In Flowers
WOODRING FLORAL GARDENS
117 E. Beaver Avenue
Across From The Post Office
Roger Williams Fellowship
University Baptist Church
Sun., 16th, 9 :40 A.M. Student Class
10 :45 A.M., Morning Worship.
7 :30 P.M., Supper with new
students as guests.
Fri., 21st, 7:30 P.M., Church recep
tion for' all students.
Young Friends
, Friends Meeting
Sun., 16th, 9:30 A.M., School for
Student Discussions, Meeting for
Worship, 10 :45.
Fri., 21st, at 7:30, Student Recep
tion. "Start the year white"
Help paint the Meeting House
this week. Call Joe Geiger, 7051.
Student Fellowship
Evangelical United
Brethren
Sun., 16th, 9:30 A.M., Unified Wor
ship and Sunday School.
7:30 P.M., Musical Service
with welcome for new stu
dents.
Fri. 21st, •7 :30 - P.M. Church
reception for.. new students
United Student Fellowship
Faith Reformed Church
Sun., 16th, Student SS Class at 9 :30
Morning Worship at •10:95.
6:30 P.M.,, Open -Rouse at the
Church.
Fri., 7 :30, Church Reception , for all
students.
Sun., 23rd, Supper at 5:30 with
new students as guests.
Use Address, PO •Urges
The postoffice of State Col
lege requests that all incoming
mail to the Penn State campus
be addressed fully.. In order to
facilitate mail service, students
are asked to have room or office
box and dormitory name on all
letters.
Players,
Thespians
Tryouts Set
Both student dramatic clubs,
Players and Thespians, will hold
tryouts this weekend for their
first show casts of the season.
Tryouts for Thespians' annual
original musical show will be
held Sunday through Wednesday
at 7 p.m. in 409 Old Main.
Students -are needed by Thes=
pians to work in all phases of the
initial production, entitled "Bot
toms , Up." Actor s, singers,
dancer s, musicians, pianists,
comedians, / specialty acts, and,
crew members can be used. -
Crews include costume, make
up, house, stage, sound, lights,
publicity and advertising.
"The Great Big Doorstep," first
Players' show has tryouts listed
for tonight, Sunday and Monday
starting at .7 p.m. The Green
Room on the second floor of Sch-
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FROM
Catnerbury Club
St. Andrew's Episcopal
Church
Sunday Services:- Holy Communion
7:46, Morning Prayer and Sermon
10:45, Evening Service 5 P.M.
Sun., 16th, 6:30, Open House at the
Rectory.
Fri., 21st, 7:30, Social Evening at
the Parish House.
Newman Club
Our Lady of Victory
=Mil
Sun. Masses, 8:00, 10:00 and 11
A.M. at the Church. 9 A.M. Mass
in Schwab Auditorium.
Rosary and Benediction 7:00 P.M.
Further announcement will be made
from the altar.
( Wesley Foundation
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Sun., 16th, 9:30 A.M., Student wor
ship and classes.
10:45, Church Service.
5:15 P.M., Fellowship Supper
and program in honor of new
students.
Thurs., 20th, 7-8 a.M., - Devotions and
breakfast. Fri., 7:30 P.M.. Church
Reception for all students.
' I
Penn State Bible Fellowship
Chapter of Inter-Varsity
Christian Fellowship
Meets Every Friday, 7:30 P.M.
in Old Main. Rev. Robert Cressy,
Blue Church, ' Springfield. - Pa., _on
Fri., 2st. Refreshments afterwards.
Westminster Foundation
Presbyterian Church
Sat.. Sept. 15, Open House in the
Fireside - Room. 'Sun., 9:30
Informal meeting in Westminster
'Hall. Morning Worship' 1.0:45.
6:30, Westminster • Fellowship
Fireside •sbeial.;
Fri., 21st, 7 . :30: Student Reception.
brama Is Province
Of 2 Organizations
Dramatics at Penn State is
chiefly the province of two cam
pus organizations, Players and
Thespians
Players, dramatics group which
ordinarily sponsors four plays
each semester, two at Schwab
Auditorium on the campus and
two at Center Stage, Hamilton
and Allen streets, is made up of
faculty members, students, and
State College townspeople. Each
Players' production is open to
anyone who cares to try out.
- Membership in the organiza
tion is governed by a point sys
tem under which all who contri
bute in any way to a production
are allotted a certain number' of
credit points according to the im
portance of their tasks. This ap
plies to technical work as well as
acting 'and production jobs. Be
sides having the requisite amount
of points, each Players' candidate
must work at least three separate
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productions before he can be in
itiated
Thespians is a musical comedy
organization confined almost en
tirely to students: Unlike Play
ers' presentations, which are pro
duced under faculty direction.
each Thespian show is directed
and produced by the students
themselves, sometimes with the
assistance of faculty advisers.
Membership in Thespians is
also governed by previous par
ticipation in productions.
The musical comedy group
usually sponsors two shows each
year,
one a student-written work
and the other a standard Broad
way musical. Last year, for in
stance, in the fall semester a stu
dent-written. revue, "Some Pun
kins'," was produced, and the
spring semester saw the presenta
tion of Cole Porter's "Anything
Goes."
Head pf the dramatics deprt
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