SATURDAY. APRIL 9. 1960
Reede Will Speak
At Chapel Service
Dr. Arthur Reeie, professor of economics, will be the
speaker for the Proti:
row in the Helen E
Music for the se
Chapel Choir, under
will sing the anthem "I
E Flat” by Michael T
oiganist for the servi
Nancy Hadfield.
Reede received his 1
arts and his master (
grees from the Univers
doctor of science degre
University of Rome,
lected research projec
vard and for the state
vama in the field of i
At the University, 1
dent of the United Lut
chairman of the Unite
Association finance con
a member of the UC?
Diiectors.
Masses for Romai
will be said at 8, 9:30
and 4:30 p.m. at Our I
toiv Church and at
Schwab Auditorium.
The Lutheran Student Associa.-
tion will piesent the last lecture
in the series ‘‘From Adam to
Atom” at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow at
the student center. Dr. Hubert
Frings, professor of zoology, will
discuss the conflicts between the
religious and scientific views on
the origin of life.
A Lenten worship service and a
play entitled ‘‘Pilates Dilemma”
will be presented by the Westmin
ster Fellowship at 6:20 p.m. to
morrow at the foundation.
The Emerson Society, Unitarian
student group, will hold a pro
gram of folk music conducted by
Through the
Looking Glass
with Gabbl
Only three more days until
Easter vacation. Did you think
it would never arrive? Many
of you will come back to cam
pus sporting the beautiful tans
which you got in Florida and
Bermuda. (Unfortunately I
must limit my sunning to the
back yard this year, but that’s
the price of fame.)
Send Easter
Greetings . . .
to mom and dad. Say ‘‘Thanks
for the check. I am having a
blast here” I’m sure they will
appreciate your consideration.
Seriously, drop in and select
Easter cards from the handy
display case right inside Ethel’s
door. We say it for you.
Attractive
Accessories . . .
are a must for your new Easter
outfit. Ethel invites you to see
her selection of attractive
spring and summer handbags
by JANA. Handbags come in a
variety of styles, shades and
materials. If you can't find the
handbag to accent your spring
outfit at Ethel’s you’d better
give up.
Be Prepared . . ,
for unexpected showers. (We
all know that State College
weather is very dependable,
and if it’s dependable in the
spring . . . monsoon iveather.)
Why tramp around c impus in
a soggy trench coat (after a
while they absorb Water you
know) when you can stay nice
and dry under an umbrella
from Ethel Meserve’s Drop in
and inspect our fine umbrellas
today. Don’t be caugit in the
showers.
Have a nice
Gabbi
‘slant service of worship at 9 a.m. tomor
ikin Eisenhower Chapel.
rvice will be provided by the Meditation
the direction of James Beach. The choir
'enebrae in
aydn. The
:e will be
Samuel Bayard, associate profes
sor of English, at 6:30 p.m. to
morrow in "the Eisenhower
Chapel,
>achelor of
if arts de
ity and his
e from the
fe has di
ts at Har
>f Pennsyl
'conomics.
Services for the Passover will
be conducted at 10 a.m. on Tues
day and Wednesday at the Hillel
Foundation.
The Baptist Student Movement
will meet for Bible study at 8:30
a.m. tomorrow. Church services
will be at 9:30 and 10:50 a.m. The
fellowship will meet for dinner at
5:30 p.m. which will be followed
by a play entitled “The Terrible
IMeek.
ie is presi
heran Men,
1 Christian
imittee and
l Board of
Catholics
md 11 a.m.
idy of Vic
-9 a.m. in
The St. John’s Evangelical
United Brethren Student Fellow
ship will hold a dinner at 5 p.m.
tomorrow at the student center.
The program following the din
ner will present Mohammed Ali
Khan, a graduate student from
! Pakistan, who will give a talk on
“Islam.”
vacation,
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SpecialLenten-EasterService
Will Be Presented Tomorrow
A special Lenten - Easter See," “Te Deum” and “Is It Noth- 1
service of music and lessons ing to You? Ralph Vaughan,
will be presented at 8 p.m. Sonja Brown> former member
tomorrow in Schwab Audi-, o f the Chapel Choir, will ba con
torium. jtralto soloist for Williams’ “Is It
Under the direction of'Willa C.J Not^ ng t 0 You? ”
T. ylOT , ,h« IMvers,ty Chapel!
Chou will provide the music foi | m ini Domino" hare been wrii
the service. j ten especially for this service
The choral program, featuring 1 by George E. Ceiga, University
music by representative English! organist.
composers, will include “Hosanna! John Henry Frizzell, chaplain
to the Son of David” by Thomas emeritus of the University, will
Weekles, “Ave verum corpus” by;assist the Rev. Preston N. Wil-
William Byrd, “Easter Motet” by liams, acting University chaplain,
Thomas Morley, “O Taste and in the liturgy of the service.
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