FRIDAY,•NOVEMBER I
No Tic
For 'D
No tickets remai
of "The Devil's Disci'
Schwab Auditorium.
Tickets for Satu
for tonight's show
9 a.m. yesterday end
400-Pint e
Missed by
In Blood D .
The Red Cross B
missed its 400-pint g ,
pints of blood.
Although 385 pints
ed, 26 were rejected
medical reasons.
Seventy-nine of the
uled to give blood did
"walk-ins" brought tl
day total to 185.
A total of 200 pints w
the first day.
Loren D. Tukey, coon
the drive, reported 104
donors the first day an
second.
The men's service raternity,
Alpha Phi Omega, an women's
national service fraternity, Gam
ma Sigma Sigma, co-sponsored
the drive.
Kenneth Houck, James A. Knipe
and Kenneth Hall were chairmen
of the drive.
Canteen service was provided
by Kappa Delta and Delta Delta
Delta sororities.
Botany Society Elects
Livingston to VP Post
Dr. J. E. Livingston, head of
the Department of Botany and
Plant Pathology, has been elected
vice president of the Northeast
ern Division, of the American
Phytopathological Society.
Livingston, Dr. Harry Fink and
Dr. John Boyle of the department
and Jerry Haas, graduate student,
attended the society meetings last
week.. ...
Green Asks—Will You Accept Christ
"Will you open the door
to Christ when He knocks?"
asked the Rev. Canon Bryan
Green last night in his fourth
lecture on "Basic Christian
ity::
When he knocks we are some
times afraid to answer, Green
said, because we feel that He is
someone who - will "depreciate the
joy of living."
The opposite is true, he said,
for Christ, as God, is a saviour,
master and friend to help us meet
the pains of life. He increases our
joy of life because he understands
our loneliness, Green said. He
wants to save us from moral des
pair, Green said.
The door on which Christ
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Disciple'
for the Canadian Players' presentation
le" scheduled for 8:30 p.m. tomorrow in
day's show went even faster than those
i istribution which began shortly before
• d at 9:30 a.m. when the last ticket was
given out.
Tickets are still available,
._how
ever, for the matinee performance
of "As You Like It" scheduled
for 2:30 p.m. tomorrow. Non
student tickets cost $1.25 and
student tickets may be obtained'
by presenting matriculation cards
at the Hetzel Union desk.
Students may also sign up at
the HUB desk for the reception
to be held at Tau Kappa Epsi
lon fraternity following tomor
row night's performance.
Tonight's performance of
Shakespeare's "As You Like It"
will-begin at 8:30 p.m. in Schwab
Auditorium.
The Canadian Players' presen
tation of Shaw's "Devil's Disci
iple" will be, as far as can be as
certained, the first time a profes
lsional company has toured North
America with the play since 1901.
It is considered one of Shaw's
best plays, and he himself was
very fond of it. It is the story
of the American Revolution, set
in the New England states in
1777. A profligate son, Richard
Dudgeon—who refers to himself
as the devil's disciple—is mis
taken
for a clergyman, arrested
by the British troops and sen•
tenced to be hanged.
A major part of the story cen
ters around the association be
tween the real minister's wife,
Judith, and the devil's disciple.
In the play Shaw uses all his
satirical wit to tear apart the hy
jpocracy which existed in those
days. He calls his play a melo
!drama but it has all the humor
and satire which makes his works
!so popular. Around the principle
figures he has placed a number
lof excellent characterizations
( which enable him to poke fun at
t all the things he found so amus
hing in life.
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knocks, Gre e n said, is often
that part of your personality
from which you exclude Him.
You have never had a real
Ch r i,s Ilan experience until
Christ has "come over the
threshold into your personal
ity," Green said.
"When does Christ knock?"
Green asked. Many people think
that He offers Himself only when
there is misery or unhappiness.
This, Green said, is "far from the
truth."
When real love and a complete
sense of belonging is present, it
"lifts you to want Christ," he said,
and wanting Him, He will come
to you.
One reason why we do not
open the door to Christ when
he knocks, Canon Green said.,
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
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To
The second in a series of
four fraternity open houses
will be held from 2 to 5 p.m.
Sunday at 17 fraternities off
campus.
The first open houses were held
Nov. 2 at the six fraternities on
campus and were attended by 500
to 600 freshmen. Two of the fra
ternities reported that more than
200 freshmen visited their houses.
Because of the large number
of freshmen interested in rush•
ing, •the Interfraternity C Juncil
rushing committee redivided the
48 remaining fraternities into
three groups rather than the
two planned originally.
Ronald Resh, rushing commit
tee chairman, said the' fraternities
Sororities Aid
Local Hospital
A Sunday afternoon volunteer'
program at the Centre County
Hospital is being carried on by,
the coeds of Alpha Phi and Zeta
Tau Alpha sororities.
For the past two weeks two
coeds at a time from Alpha Phi
have worked at the hospital; one
as a receptionist and the other in
charge of the gift shop. Alpha Phi
plans to continue this work all
year.
Zeta Tau 'Alpha will also sup
ply two women each Sunday to
take charge of the, hostess cart
which is taken to each patient's
room. The cart contains • soft'
drinks, magazines, cosmetics and
gift shop items.
This volunteer program makes
it possible for the State College
and, Bellefonte women who usual
ly work at the hospital on Sunday
afternoons to spend the time with
their families.
For some time Delta Delta Del
ta sorority has been making stuff
ed animals for the hospital's nurs
ery.
is that we are too busy or too
frightened to listen to His
knock. We pretend that He is
already present In our lives
and, therefore, that we do not
need to listen. .
Anothei' reason, Green said, is
that the "door is bolted on the
inside." We refuse to do the things
that Christ would want us to do,
Green said, and have locked the
door to Him.
When you accept Christ and let
him become the "senior partner"
in your life, Canon Green said,
it "marks the beginning of a true
Christian experience."
COLISEUM
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I mile east State College
on Route 64
OPEN TOES., FRI. & SUN.
1:30 to 10:30
Rink Available
for private parties
011-Campus Fraternities
Hold Rushing Open Houses
were divided into three groups
according to their location in the
fraternity sectors of the borough.
The first of the open houses for
the off-campus houses will be
held Sunday, the second group
will hold their open houses Nov.
23 and the third group will hold
theirs Dec. 14.
The rushing committee has
also planned a general open
house mixer for all fraterni
ties to be held Dec. 17. A sec
ond general open house is
planned for sometime after the
Christmas vacation, Resh said.
Fraternities participating in the
open house program this Sunday
are Alpha Epsilon Pi, Kappa Del
ta Rho, Delta Tau Delta, Pi Kap
pa Alpha, Delta Chi, Phi Kappa
Tau, Chi Phi, Tau Kappa Epsilon,
Phi Kappa, Alpha Sigma Phi,
Lambda Chi Alpha, Theta Kappa
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Hammel-Huth
Dr. and Mrs. Otto Hammel of
Glenshaw have announced the
engagement of their daughter,
Maria Elizabeth, to Mr. Hans J.
Huth, son of Rev. and Mrs. Rein
hard Huth of - Frankfurt-Main,
Germany.
Miss Hammel, a 4958 graduate
of the University, majored in
home economics and is now home
(service representative for the
West Penn Power Co. in Greens- 1
burg.
Mr. Huth, senior in mechanical,
engineering from Johnstown, will
Ibe graduated from the University
in January.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Around 1890 there were four
cannons on campus, two steel
used for artillary drill and two
brass which were relics of the
Mexican War.
GAMMA SIGMA SIGMA
LARRY SHARP DRIVE
Brief meeting for assignment
Friday, Nov. 14 5:00 P.M,
HUB Auditorium
Half-Time - Sat.. Nov. 15
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Phi, Sigma Pi, Phi Epsilon Pi.
Alpha Gamma Rho, Alpha Tau
Omega and n Kappa Phi.
Fraternities scheduled to hold
open houses Nov. 23 are Theta
Delta Chi, Theta Xi, Alpha CM
Rho, Pi Kappa Psi, Beta Sigma
Rho, Phi Sigma Delta, Tau Phi
Delta, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Delta
Sigma Phi, Theta Chi, Phi Sig.
ma Kappa, Phi Mu Delta. Sigma
Tau Gamma and Alpha CM
Sigma.
Another group of 17 fraterni
ties will hold open houses Dec. 14.
They are Sigma Alpha Mu, Zeta
Beta Tau, Omega Phi Psi, Alpha
Rho Chi, Acacia, Delta Upsilon,
Beaver House, Pi Sigma Upsilon,
Kappa Sigma, Phi Kappa Sigma,
Triangle, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pk
Lambda Phi, , Alpha Phi Delta,
Kappa Alpha - Psi, Delta Theta
Sigma and Alpha Kappa Lambda.
►FC Appoints Julius
Greek Week Chairman
Leonard Julius, junior in adver
tising from West Palm Beach,
Fla., has been appointed 1959
Greek Week chairman by Inter
fraternity Council President Ed
ward Hintz.
Greek Week will be held April
5 to 11. The appointment was
made with the approval of the
IFC executive committee. Julius
served as IFC Workshops chair
man.
The value of the Pennsylvania
State University's physical plant
and equipment is $59,000,000.
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