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Sociology
To Speak
Dr. Samuel W. Blizzard, professor of sociology and rural
sociology, will speak at Chapel Services at 10:55 a.m. tomor
row in Schwab Auditorium.
His subject will be "Self-Discovery and Responsible
Living."
For the service the choir will sing as the anthem an
"St. Patrick's
ancient Irish hymn,
Breastplate."
George E. Ceiga, orgariist, will
play as the prelude, "Fantasia"
by William Byrd; and as the post
lude, "Carillon" by Leon Boell
man.
- Dr. Blizzard, an ordained Pres
byterian minister, has been teach
ing at the University and conduct
ing research in urban and rural
community relations _since 1947.
His current studies are concerned
with population and the rural
church.
He has recently been appointed
to direct the Town and Country
Pastor'fi Conference which is held
annually at the University.
A native of Pennsylvania, Dr.
Blizzard holds degrees from Mary
ville College in Tennessee, Prince
ton •Theological Seminary. the
Hartford Seminary Foundation
and. Cornell University. He also
attended the Biblical Seminary
in New York and the Union Theo
logical Seminary in Richmond, Va.
Prior to joining the faculty at
the University Dr. Blizzard taught
sociology at the College of Woos
ter in Ohio and at Cornell Uni
versity.
His appointments as a Presby
terian minister have included
services as assistant minister at
the First Presbyterian Church in
Roselle, N.J. and minister of the
Chestnut Grove Presbyterian
Church in Long Green, Md. -
Dr. Blizzard served three years
as secretary-treasurer in the Rural
Sociological Society. He is cur-
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THE VICTORS in the Interfraternity-Panhellenic Sing, Kappa Delta sorority and Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity.
Professor
at Chapel
Dr. Samuel W. Blizzard
Chapel Speaker
rently a member of the finance
committee. He is also a member of
the American Sociological Society;
the Society for the Study of So
cial Problems and the Population
Association of America.
For five years, Dr. Blizzard was
a departmental editor of "Rural
Sociology." He is the
_co-author
with Emory J. Brown of "The
Church and the Community."
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Will Observe
Greek Sunday
Members of 23 sororities and 55
fraternities will observe Greek
Week Sunday tomorrow in chur
ches and synagogues in the State
College area as well as at the
chapel services in Schwab Audi
torium.
This is the first time that the
"Greeks" have attended services
in their respective churches or
synagogues. In previous years,
fraternity and sorority members
attended chapel services at
Schwab Auditorium in a body.
Dr. Samuel W. Blizzard, pro
fesor of sociology and rural so
ciology, will speak at the chapel
services at 10:55 a.m. tomorrow
in Schwab Auditorium.
His subject will be. "Self-Dis
covery and Responsible Living."
Several fraternities and sorori
ties have donated flowers to the
various church services on Sun
day. Adela Modlovan and Patrick
Rielly, co-chairmen of Greek
(Sunday, said that these flowers
were sent to help strengthen
community relations with the
'University.
State College clergymen have
I been notified of plans for Greek
Sunday and are preparing for the
large attendance that is expected,
according to Miss Moldovan.
New officers of Delta Chi are
Charles Hughes, president; Jacob
Engle, vice president; Paul Tho
lan, sergeant at arms; John O'Con
nor, librarian; Robert Errickson,
social chairman; James Hepler,
rushing chairman; David Bucke,
chaplain; and Theodore Miller,
public relations chairman.
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Newman Club Plans
Day of Recollection
The Newman Club will hold its first annual day of Recol
lection with a Communion Breakfast at 10 a.m. tomorrow at
'the La Galleria restaurant.
The Rev. J. Lawler, Congregation of the Mission, from
Philadelphia will be the guest speaker. Conferences will be
held in the afternoon.
A formal initiation ceremony lat this service. A coffee hour will
of all Newman Club members follow in the program center im
will precede evening devotions mediately after the service.
consisting of rosary and benedic- the United Student Fellowship
Lion at 7 p.m. tomorrow at Ouri
of the Faith Evangelical and Re-
Lady of Victory Church.
!formed Church will meet at 6:30
Evening prayer will be read ati
eight)_
Church.
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(Connue
5 p.m. tomorrow in St. Andrew'si -
Church. The Canterbury Associa-,.
tion will meet in the parish house;
for supper and a program at 5:30'
p.m. tomorrow. A panel discus- 1
sion "The Old Testament Ques
tion Mark" will be presented.
The fourth Sunday of Lent,!l
commonly called "Refreshment.
Sunday" will be observed tomor-,
row with 9 a.m. services at the
Helen Eakin Eisenhower Mem-:1
oriel Chapel. The office of the!
morning prayer will be read with .
; the litany and a sermon. The!
Meditation Chapel Choir w i 11!
sing. Episcopal students may re- 1
ceive their Lenten Offering boxes,
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