TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 18. 1958
Crowds
Schwab
Hear Green
Crowds overflowed from Schwab
Auditorium at 11 a.m. Sunday
when the Rev. Canon Bryan,
Green delivered the last of hisi
lectures on "Basic Christianity";'
at the University Chapel service I,
of worship. 1
A great number of persons was
turned away from Schwab and
heard the service broadcast in
121, 10, 1 and 2 Sparks.
After speaking at chapel, Can
on Green had dinner with the
members of the All-Campus Bry
an Green Committee in the Het
zel Union Building. He then held
several personal interviews fol
lowing the dinner.
Green met with students in the
pre-ministerial curriculum Sun
day night for dinner at the Wes
ley Foundation.
Green conducted an ecumenical
service for all student fellowships
at 7 p.m. Sunday. Following this
he was honored at a reception
held in the Chapel lounge.
Before he left yesterday to re
turn to England, Canon Green
met with the Bryan Green Fol
low-up Committee and held sev
eral personal interviews.
The fol'ow-up committee will
arrange stady groups and discus
sions on Green's lectures. Also,
plans are being made to continue
the All-Campus Bryan Green
Committee, possibly as a group
to re-vitalize campus religious
organizations, James Miller, jun
ior in liberal arts from Berwick,
said.
Canon Green had been on cam
pus during the past week. He
gave two lecture series, one in
the afternoons on Love, Friend
ship and Marriage and the other
in the evenings on "Basic Chris
tianity."
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• Schilling pleaded guilty last
Monday in sk_ hearing before Jus
tice of the Peace Guy G. Mills.
He said he got panicky after the
accident and drove away.
Schilling added that he went
to the police before they came to
him and that payment of the dam
ages to the two vehicles has been
taken care of.
Verity, Benson and Moyer
pleaded guilty in a hearing be
fore Mills last Tuesday to charg
es of burglaries of War ing
snack bar, Recreation Building,
the Caddy House at the golf
course and the Alvo Electric Co.
on South' Pugh Street just off
College Avenue.
Each of the threesome has been
out on $lOOO bail since Wednes
day night.
•At least one straw handbag is a.
must for every summer wardrobe.
The natural-colored straw bags
look good with cottons and ca
easily be converted to a carry-all
for the beach.
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