SATURDAY. FEBRUAR/ 9. 1957
Young Lutherans to Hear
Vesper Service Speaker
Dr. Mildred Winston from the Board of Education of the
United Lutheran Church in Washington, D.C., will discuss
that organization’s .student summer service program at the
vesper service at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow at the Lutheran Stu
dent Center. j
A movie, “The 'Eternal Gi
Abel Joins
Journ Staff
Ag Division
C. Wallace Abel, business man-i
ager of the Oetoraro Newspapers, :
Quarryville, has been named as
sistant professor of j mrnalism at
the University. j
He will work with the School
of Journalism and with the Col
lege of Agriculture in developing
the University’s new program in
agricultural journalism.
To. Aid Ag Students
This program, which permits ai
student to complete the equiva
lent of a major in journalism
while' meeting the requirements
for a degree in agriculture, is in
tended for students who wish to
work on farm magazines, as farm
editors of newspapers or in spe
cial advertising positions requir
ing an understanding of both ag
riculture and journalism.
The demand for persons with
this combined training has far
exceeded the supply of trained
persons available.
To Serve as Adviser
Abel will serve also as adviser
to agricultural student publica
tions.
Born in Uniontown, Abel re-;
ceived his bachelor of arts degree '■
from Westminster College and a!
master of arts in journalism atj
the University of Missouri. Hej
served as reporter-photographer;
and then editor and city editor of;
the Pontiac, 111., Daily Leader be-j
fore going to the Lancaster New!
Era in 1952. !
In his present position, which
he accepted in 1954, he has been
concerned with the publication of
the Qu'arryville Sun and the
Christiana Local Ledger and con
ceived the idea for launching Lan
caster /Farming, a county-wide
farm paper in Lancaster County
which has had phenomenal suc
cess.
Arts Director
Sells Painting
A painting by Albert Christ-
Janer, director of the School of;
the Arts, has been purchased for
the permanent collection of the
Staten Island Institute of Arts
and Sciences.
Entitled “Staten Island Spirits,"
the work was selected for pur
chase from among paintings of 20
artists who participated in a
“painting bee” on Staten Island
last Fall.-
“Staten Island Spirits” is an ex
pressionist abstraction which in
dicates the masts of the ships and
the industrial machinery on the
docks near the St. George Termi
nal on the Island. Painted in a
mixed medium of tempera paint
and oil glazes, it creates a har
mony of cool colors relieved by
brilliant points of red and orange.
Among the other artists who
participated was Adolf Dehn, who
will serve on the Summer Session
faculty of the School of the Arts
at the University-
House Mothers Meeting
. Representatives of the Centre
County Cancer Society will dem
onstrate how to make cancer
dressings at the fraternity house
mothers meeting at 8 p.m. Tues
day in the Hotel State College.
Correction: Wrong Hall
The Advanced First Aid course
will be given'in 301 Recreation
Hall, not 301 White Hall, as er
roneously reported by The Daily
Collegian.
The majority of telephone oper
ators employed on the University
switchboards are .wives of stu
dents. Most were former Bell
Telephone Company employes. J
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EngagemenfsYConformity 7 Is Topic
Evans-Spencer r a. | r j ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Evans | g M A ar> I X. n u
of Oakmont have announced the I ll ffl lIP 1 .J 1 1 r~T II iV P 1
engagement of their daughter, 1 •
Co l’ Francis R Mller ’ of Charlottesville, Va„ will speak
Spencer of Titusville. ,on ‘'Conformity” at the chapel service at 10:55 a.m. tomorrow
Miss Evans is a senior in home in Schwab Auditorium,
economics and a member of Beta _
Sigma Omicron sorority. -j For the service, the Chapel Choir, directed by Mrs. Willat
Lt. Spencer is a graduate of the; C. Tavlor, will sing the anthem ‘‘O Praise Ye the. Name o£ the
:V’ narrated by Bishop Fulton H? i§ B! Lord,, ’ b >' Nikolsk - v - while
J. Sheen, will be shown by the presently stationed at Fort Sill,> E - Ceiga. organist, will play as
Newman Club at i p.m. Tuesday ( Okla. [the prelude. “Prelude on the Ton
inJ?l Sparks. a June wedding has been ius Peregrinus" from Fourth Son-
The movie will explain the holy! j ann( X g nas De e n ata by Rheinberger. As the post
sacrifice of the Mass. r ' lude, he will play “Fugue” from
The Calvary Baptist Church; Weidnei-Tllmont - Seventh Sonata.
sVrvice°at 7-45 p'm'^torn arrow in' Mr. and Mrs. John C. Weidnerj Colonel Miller, a native of Ken-
Woodman Hafl ,n . of Honesdale have announced thereby. received his bachelor of
A supper at 5:30 p.m. tomorrow engagement of their daughter degree from Washington and,
.followed by a meeting at 6:30 will, Dons Marie to Carl C TilmontjLee Unit,ersity and also holds a,
be held bv the Roaer Williams' son of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Tilmont ibachelor of arts and a master of
; Fellowshipin the Baptist Churcß! of Centralia. [arts degree from. Oxford Univer-
The United Student Fellowship 1 Miss Weidner is a senior in; slt^'-“ e , served * n Worjd War I
;of the Faith, Evangelical and Re-j zoology and a member of Beta if nd World War 11, and m the lat
formed Church will have a sup--Sigma Omicron sorority. ! , rir a * S t.r. n L ° j intelligence staff
'per meeting at 5:30 p.m. tomor-j Mr. Tilmont is a graduate of the °* SHAEF headquarters.
[row. Jane Leiper will speak oniUniversity and a member of Plji’ Colonel Miller has served as
| “Southeast Asia Today.”. 'Mu Delta fraternity. He is now i secretary of the International
Dr. Alfred Dombrowski, re- employed as a mining engineer. Committee of the YMCA and as
search assistant, will speak to the' by the Island Creek Coal Co., (president of the World’s Student
jEmerson Society at 6:30 p.m. to-|Holden, W. Va. [Christian Federation in Geneva,
| morrow in 212 Hetzel Union. j A fall wedding has been plan-(Switzerland. He helped to organ-
The first lecture in a series onined. ize the public affairs committee
I “The Structure of Freedom” will; y r-, and national policy committee
;be presented at 8 p.m. tomorrow: ’ I'luue-baiK land was organization director for
jat the B’nai B’rith Hillel Founda-: Mr. and Mrs. Howard Van Matre the council on foreign relations.
[lion. Dr. Henry A. Finch, profes-,of Cambridge Springs have an- 1 From 1938 to 1941, Colonel Mil-
Isor of philosophy, will speak oninounced the engagement of their ler was a member of the Virginia
“The Two Chief Systems of the!daughter Barbara Louise to Harry;House of Delegates and in 1949
World.” 'Wesley Link Jr., son of Mr. and.he was a candidate for election
There will he a vesper organ 1
recital by Richard Martin at 4]
p.m. tomorrow in the Helen Eakin :
Eisenhower Chapel. Martin’s pro-j
gram will include Bach, Boellman
and Handel.
Choir practice will be held at
;7:30 p.m. Wednesday in Our Lady
of Victory Church.
Prof Will Assist
:
In Development
'Of Ed Program
| Dr. David W. Russell, professor
:of education, will assist in the de
velopment of an elementary edu
jcation program on an intercul
tural basis.
I Dr. Russell will spend the se
[mester at an elementary school
in Honolulu. Hawaii. With the aid
of a' grant from the lolani School
in Honolulu, he will work in the
capacity of curriculum consultant.
Dr. Russell has been a member
of the faculty since 1949. Prior to
coming to the University he
taught at the National College of
Education in Evanston, 111., and
Northwestern University and was
headmaster of the Avery Coonly
Teacher Training School in Evan
ston.
He received his bachelor of sci
ence degree from the University
of Pennsylvania, his masters and
doctor of philosophy degrees from
Western Reserve University,
Cleveland, Ohio, and has done
other graduate work at the Uni
versity of Chicago and at North
western University.
The average telephone calls in
one night at the University resi
dence switchboards is 6007 from
6 to 10.
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Mrs. Harry W. Link of Merion
Miss Van Matrewas graduated
from the University in January
and is a member of Sigma Sigma
Sigma sorority.
Mr. Link is a graduate of the
University and a member of Kap
pa Sigma fraternity. He is serv
ing in the Army.
Employment Interview
The following firm will conduct
interviews Feb. 22 for June and
August graduates in the Place
ment Service Office in 112 Old
Main: Talon: BS: ME, Met, EE,
Phys, ChE.
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South Bond, Indiana.
Ito the U.S. Senate.
I Colonel Miller Is a member of
the Commission of Twenty-Five'
of the World Council of Churches,
and a of the board of tha
West Point Military Academy and
Mary Baldwin College, Staunton,
Va.
He is the author of “The Giant
of the Western World” and “The
Blessings of Liberty."
PENNA. HIT PARADE
THESE RECORDS NOW IN
STOCK AT THE MUSIC ROOM
Philadelphia
1. Singing the Blue*, G. Mitchell, Col,
2. Young I,ore, S. Janie*. Cap.
2. Banana Boat Song. Turner*. Gif.
-I. ftne k«a-ilye Your Baby. J. I.ewi*. Dee
2. Wringte Wrangle. F. Parker, Dal.
6. Banana Boat (Dae-O),
H. Helafunte, Vic.
7. Too Much, E. Prenley, Via.
i. Lo»e Me Tender. E. Preeley, Vl*.
Pittsburgh
1. Young tore. S. Janie*. Cap.
2. Too Murb, E. Pre*!ey. Vic.
2. Moonlight Gambler, F. Lain*. Col.
4. Banana Boat Sung. Tarrien. Gif.
2. Singing the Blue*, G. Mitchell, Col.
A. Young l.o*» T. Hunter, Dot
7. Rad Bov. Jive Bomber*. Sav.
i. I.ove b Strange, Mickey & Sylvia,
tirv
9. B'lck-a-Bye Your Baby. J. Lewie.
Dec.
14. You Don't Owe Ma a Thing
J. Bav. Col
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