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Five of the church foundations will hold Christmas caroling
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parties tomorrow night.
• Canterbury Club of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church will meet at
the parish house at 5:30 p.m. tomorrow for a supper, followed by
earoling.
Westminster Foundation of the Presbyterian Church will hold a
czAndiclight service at 6:20 p.m. to
morrow. followed by a caroling
party.
A Christmas caroling party, fol
lowed by refreshments at Phi Kap
pa; will • also be held by the New
man Club at 8 p.m. tomorrow. The
club will alf.:3 ho)d a Christmas
dance at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the
Te.Mporary Union
The Student Fellowship of St.
John's Evangelical. United Breth
ren Church will go caroling after
a supper at 5 p.m. tomorrow at
the church.
Paul Rahmeier. student work
associate of the national depart
ment of student work of. the
Evangelical and Reformed Church,
will be the guest at the Christmas
dinner of the United Student Fel
lowship of the Faith Evangelical
and Reformed Church at 5:30 p.m.
tomorrow. After the supper' the
group will go ChristmaS caroling.
The Lutheran Student Associa
tion will hold their annual can
dlelight service at 6:30 p.m. to
morrow in; Grace Lutheran
Church. The speaker will be the
Rev. Robert W. Koons of Zion
Lutheran Church, Sunbury.
The Young Friends will hold a
supper and informal discussion
meeting at 6 p.m. tomorrow at
the State College Friends Meet
ing House.
The Inter Church Student Fel
lowship will hold its annual
Christmas party from 7:30 to 10
tonight at Wesley Foundation. The
party is open to all students.
Wesley Foundation of the Meth
odist Church will hold a Christmas
buffet supper at 5 p.m. tomorrow,
followed by a showing of slides
on foreign missions. At the 7:30
p.m. church service tomorrow
members of the Foundation will
present a play, "One Midnight
Clear," written by Daniel Wata
nabe, an assistant at the Founder
tion.
George Rapt), graduate in geo
physics and geochemistry, will
discuss "The Separation of Church
and State" at a supper meeting
of the Emerson Society at 5:30
p.m. tomorrow in the Odd Fellows
Hall above the Dutch Pantry on
East College avenue.
Hillel Foundation will hold a
lox and bagel brunch from 10:30
to 11:30 a.m. tomorrow. Hostesses
will be from third floor Simmons
Hall. A latkah party will be held
at the Foundation from 3 to 5 p.m.
tomorrow.
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Research Group
To Hear Andrews
Dr. F. Anderson Andrews, di
rector of publications for. Russell
Sage Foundation and an author
ity on American foundations, will
address the Constituent Body of
the Social Science Research Cen
ter at 4 p.m. Tuesday in 316
Sparks.
Andrews will speak on "Ameri
can Foundations, Their Interests,
and Methods of Operation."
A graduate of Franklin and
Marshall College, Andrews joined
The MacMillan Company as man
ager of advertising printing and
later director of the mail service
department. He has held his pre
sent position with Russell Sage
foundation since 1928. Since 1941,
he has been a consultant for the
20th Century Fund.
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duct the service and deliver the
Christmas meditation on the sub
ject titled "Two 'Worlds Meet."
Organ music, played by George
E. Ceiga, Chapel organist, will
include "Sleep Well, Child of
Heaven," Guilmant; "What Child
Is This?", Purvis and "Vom Him
mel Hoch, Fifth Canonic Varia
tion" by Bach.
The idea of a candlelight Christ
mas service was originated by
John Schoening, Red Bank, N.J.,
a member of the 1942-49 'choir.
Doors will he opened at 10:25
tonight.
The program will be repeated
at the regular Chapel hour, 10:55
a.m. tomorrow in the auditorium.
held Dec. 11. 1948.
Medieval Painting
To Be on Display
Medieval Manuscript Painting
will be on display at the Pattee
Library thrOugh December.
The illustrations shown are
photographs of the manuscripts of
the Pierpont Library in New York
City.
The pictures were taken by Dr.
Winston 'Weisman, assistant pro
fessor of fine arts.
Dr. Weisman explained that
su ch paintings were made
throughout Europe and in the
areas bordering the Mediterranean
until the advent of the printing
press in the early 17th century.
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pointed provisions is' feasible.
3. Party finances should be
supervised by Associated Student
Activities.
This is already provided for by
the All-University elections code,
but is not included in the party
constitutions.
4. A clause providing for the
removal of clique officers.
5. A clause stating that the par
ties must be bound by -the elec
tions code and the elections com
mittee.
6. A clause clarifying that party
officials are responsible for the
conduct of their parties both in
ternally and during campaigns.
7. A clause providing for the
choosing of a party adviser defi
nitely capable of understanding
political parties.
8. Including the answers to some
of the general questions raised' by
the subcommittee on the party
constitutions.
These included questions on the
aims and purposes of the parties,
their method of selecting clique,
All-University, and class officers,
financial provisions, and the de
lineation of•powers.
Physics Prof to Talk
Dr. Roland R. Good, assistant
professor of physics, will address
the Central Pennsylvania section
of the Society for Industrial and
Applied , Mathematics at 8 p.m.
Tuesday in 228 Sparks.
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Lorenz to Speak
Dr. Konrad Z. Lorenz, vice di
rector of Research Institute for..,
Comparative Ethology at Max.
Planck-Institute, Germany, will
speak at 8 tonight in 26. Mineral
Sciences.
Dr. Lorenz will talk on "Theo
retical Concepts of Ethology and
Their Factual Foundations."
Knerr Is Named Dean
Henry W. Knerr, professor of
physics, has been appointed as
sistant dean of the Graduate
School. Knerr previously held the
title of assistant to the dean of
the graduate school. The change
t titles was approved at the week
and meeting of the Board of Trus
tees.
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