SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1953
Dinner Will Open
Religious Institute
A religious institute on the subject “International Aspects of
Student Life” will open with a dinner from 5:30 to 8 tonight in the
Hotel State College. Members of the planning committee for the
institute, the board of directors of the Penn State Christian Asso
ciation, and the PSCA cabinet wi
Brass Quartet
Wifi Precede
Choral Concert
: A double brass quartet will play
chorales tomorrow from the tow
er of St. Paul’s Methodist Church
for a half hour before each per
formance of the State College
Choral Society’s Christmas pro
gram.
. The choir will present selections
by Bach at performances at 3:30
and 7:30 p.m. Fifteen students
will be among the 166 participat
ing in the fifth annual concert.
The concert will include chorus
es and duets from the Kyrie, the
Gloria, and the Sanetus, sections
from the Mass in B minor.
A chorale choir and the chorale
players will sing chorales and
recitatives from the Christmas
Oratorio. A chamber orchestra
will accompany the singing.
Mrs. Dorothea Roscoe, organist,
will play two chorale preludes
for organ.
A few free tickets are still
available. They may be obtained
at the Student Union desk in Old
Main, Blair’s Gift Shop, the Har
mony Shop, Keeler’s Book Store,
and the College Book. Store.
Seats will be reserved for ticket
holders until 15 minutes before
the performance begins.
The faculty recital scheduled
tomorrow afternoon in Schwab
Auditorium was canceled because
of the choral society program.
Hafjer Re-elected Head
Of Architecture Group
A._ William Hajjer, professor of
architecture, has been re-elected
to a one-year term as national
president of Scarab, honorary
architecture fraternity.
He was renamed to the post last
week at the annual national con-,
vention at the Univerity of Ill
inois. Richard O. Stanley, sev
enth semester architecture major,
accompanied Hajjer as a delegate
of the University Scarab chapter.
Grad in Air Force
Edward D. Pitkus, a 1953 grad
uate of the University and former
ROTC student, is now undergo
ing Air Force pilot training at
Goodfellow Air Force Base, Tex.
'Cookery 1 Demonstration
Rossie Ann Gibson of the Na
tional Livestock and Meat Board
will present a demonstration on
“Creative Cookery” at 9 . a.m.
Tuesday in 18 Home Economics.
Delicious Full Course Meal!
How’s this sound to you?
A Three-Fourth Pound
T-BONE STEAK
' grilled in butter with vegetable,
potatoes, and salad for
Only $1.75
Penn State Diner
W. College Ave.
Stop at the Sign of the Lion
LI attend the dinner.
Leila Anderson, executive of
the National Students Young Wo
men’s Christian Association, will
be guest speaker.
Informal Discussion
An informal discussion group
for women and individual con
ferences for both men and wo
men are other events planned for
students during the institute
which will continue through Mon
day.
Miss Anderson will lead the
discussion group at 1:30 p.m. to
morrow in Simmons lounge. She
will hold conferences with stu
dents from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mon
day in 304 Old Main to discuss
her work and job opportunities
in the missionary field.
Coffee Hour
A coffee hour tomorrow even
ing in the Home Economics liv
ing center for about 100 invited
students and faculty members,
and a faculty luncheon at noon
Monday at the State College Ho
tel will climax the institute. Miss
Anderson will be guest of honor
at the coffee hour. At the lun
cheon she will speak on the topic,
“Students Around the World.”
Miss Anderson will also speak
tomorrow in Chapel on “What Is
Our Hope.”
The institute is sponsored by
PSCA and the Women’s Student
Government Association.
Co-£Jn,
Sigma Delta Tau
New . officers of Sigma Delta
Tau are Rita Schleifer, president;
Marilyn Kaplan, vice president;
Shari Marcus, treasurer; Sylvia
Davis, t' lording secretary, Myr
na Siegel, corresponding secre
tary; Carole Lipton, rush chair
man; and Grace Bassel, • scholar
ship chairman.
TriVi
Tri Vi Colony of Sigma Sigma
Sigma recently entertained Kap
pa Delta Rho at the chapter
house. The group presented a skit
followed by dancing and refresh
ments. . - •
Delta Chi
Delta Chi recently initiated Ed
win Casey and Wallace Hutcheon.
Pi Beta Phi
Pi Beta Phi entertained Sigma
Pi at the chapter house Thursday
night. Pi Phi pledges provided
the entertainment which was fol
lowed by dancing and refresh
ments.
Phi Kappa Tau
Phi Kappa Tau has pledged
William Mertz and Millard Nor
ford.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA '
Four Sororities
To Open Booths
In Town Today
Handwork and baked goods will
go on sale today when four soror
ities open Christmas booths in
State College.
The Theta Bazaar, sponsored
by Kappa Alpha Theta, from 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. in Kalin’s Men
Store, will include argyle socks,
aprons, hand crafts, and baked
goods. Sorority members stressed
that many articles will be priced
under $l.
Proceeds from the bazaar will
go to the Institute of Logenpedics,
a speech and hearing, clinic in
Wichita, Kan.
Zefa Zock Sale
Multi-colored argyles, chevrons,
and knee socks will be featured
at the Zeta Zock Sale, sponsored
by Zeta Tau Alpha from 1 to 4
p.m. in the vestibule of the Cor
ner Room. Dorothy Osterhout,
president, said that' the average
price for a pair of socks will be
$4. Proceeds will go into a schol
arship fund.
Alpha Omicron Pi will offer a
variety of articles at the Knit
Bake Sale from 2 to 5 p.m. in the
rear dining room of the Corner
Room. Merchandise will include
mittens, socks, scarves, dolls,
Christmas centerpieces, and baked
goods.
Proceeds to Philanthropy
Proceeds from the sale will go
into the sorority’s national phil
anthropy’s project, the Kentucky
Frontier Nursing Service.-
The Sigma Bazaar, a combined
.handwork and bake sale, will be
sponsored by the Tri-Vi colony
of Sigma Sigma Sigma from 9
to 12 a.m': in the Behrer Hardware
Store. Socks, mittens, tablecloths,
aprons, fudge, cookies, and cakes
will be sold at the bazaar.
The sale is a project toward
support of the Lobbi Page me
morial fund.
Melody Men Will Play
For 'Snowball 1 Dance
The Melody Men will play at.
the semi-formal “Snowball”
dance from 9 to midnight tonight
in the main lounge of Hamilton
Hall. The dance is sponsored by
the West Dorm Social Club.
Only couples with social club
cards will be admitted to the
dance. The club has requested
that women do not wear corsages.
Refreshments will be served.
Alpha .Omieron Pi
Alpha Omieron Pi recently
pledged Ruth Myers and Ann
Hutchison.
Special hours . . .
With Christinas just
around the corner, you'll
have to hustle in order to
get all your shopping
done. Beginning Dec. 10th,
we'll be open from 9 in
the mornin' 'til 9 at night.
So hustle right in and
stock up with our Christ
mas specialties.
You buy it . .
We wrap it...
Yes sir! We'll take all
those "Dank" bought
gifts, put 'em in a box,
and wrap 'em in a pack
age that will look trim
under any Christmas tree.
And as another special
service, we'll wrap your
gifts for mailing.
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Wonderful Services
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Religion—
7 Church. Groups
Schedule Speakers
Seven student church groups have scheduled speakers and wor
ship programs for tomorrow night.
The Lutheran Student Association will hold student vespers at
6:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Student Center, 412 W. College avenue.
Sara Fague, third semester recreation major, will speak.
i Dr. and Mrs. Robert T. Oliver
will be host to the Emerson So
ciety at a reception from 4 to 6
p.m. tomorrow at their home. Dr.
Oliver is head of the Speech de
partment. The group will meet at
6:15 p.m. tomorrow to hear a talk
on “The Limitations of the Lan
guage of Science” by Dr. C. H.
Blanchard, assistant professor of
physics.
The Student Fellowship of St.
John's Evangelical United Breth
ren Church will hold a cabin party
today and tomorrow at the Ralph
Watts Lodge on Mt. Tussey. The
group will leave the church at
1:15 p.m. today and return at 3
p.m. tomorrow. The Rev. Ted'Vor
hees, chaplain of Rockview Peni
tentiary, will be the guest speaker.
Wesley Foundation of the Meth
odist Church will hold a fellow
ship supper at 5:15 p.m. tomor
row. Elizabeth McCain, Danforth
Foundation scholarship recipient
and staff assistant of the Penn
State Christian Association, will
speak at the worship service at
6:30 p.m. tomorrow.
A program of worship led by
students will be held at 6:30 p.m.
tomorrow at Westminster Foun
dation of the Presbyterian Church.
Kenneth Hall will explain the
backgrounds of favorite hymns to
the Roger Williams Fellowship of
the University Baptist Church at
a worship meeting after the fel
lowship supper at 5 p.m. tomor
row.
The Student Fellowship of the
Faith Evangelical and Reformed
Church will hold a breakfast at
9:15 a.m. tomorrow. The Church
School will meet at 9:45 a.m. to
hear a discussion of “Methodism”
by Patricia Floyd, associate di
rector of the Wesley Foundation.
Ray Evert, graduate student in
botany and former clique chair
man of the Lion Party, will speak
to the student group on “The
Christian Student and Campus
Politics” at 6:30 tomorrow.
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Sigma Pi
Sigma Pi will hold their annual
pledge dance tonight. Christmas
decorations will highlight the sea
sonal theme. The dance will be
open at 11 p.m.
For holiday
shopping at its best
Church Worker
To Meet Students
Jean Walker, student work as
sociate in the Department of Stu
dent. Work, Board of Christian
Education and Publication of the
Evangelical and Reformed
Church, will be in State College
from Monday through Dec. 14, to
meet with students and take part
in their campus activities.
Miss Walker represents the
church in its ministry among
members of the campus commu
nity. She is prepared to counsel
with student leaders and advisers
of campus Christian organizations
in an effort to make the Chris
tian faith relevant to campus liv
ing.
Hello, this is
Betty Grable...
I'll be seeing
you soon in
UNemaScOPE
P. S. And so will
Marilyn Monroe and
Lauren Bacall in
20th Century-Fox'*
Hour To Marrv
A Millionaire
TECHNICOLOR
COMING THURS., DEC. 10
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FaGE FIVE