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Otait Dymtht an* Miss Edgingtaft to
Oisanss Journalism San day, At
control PrMftytorian.
Are yon a newspaper n?ah, a doctor,
a lawyer, a merchant, a tester, or a
ebnrch worker? What ebahee, have you
to serve God and your fellow-men
through your profession?
This questihh is going to be answered
in a series of si* .lqetufes, on six con
secutive Sundays,,a| tjie Vesper Services
of the Central Presbyterian Church.
Each lecture will deal with one of sit
professions: jouraaliSm, medicine, law,
industry, education, the Church. The
opportunities far service in each voca
tion will be discussed by both a man
and a woman Speaker. The Christian
Ettdeavor hour immediately following
Vesper Services will be given over to
discussion of the points brought out in
the lecture.
The program follows:
Feb. d, Journalism—Dean Colin V.
Dynoent, Miss Edging ton.
Feb. 13, Medicine—Dr. O. R. Gnllion,
Miss K. Hihhald.
Feb. Sp,,i«'Thg. Dayv—Dean Wm. G.
Rale, Misd'iAlyfi'iL Button. $ if, •
Feb. 2t, wawrtry—Ex-Gpvernor Bass,
Miss Madeline McManus,
Mar. 6, Education—Dr. R. H. Wheel
er, Miss Maf)t Watson.
Mar. 13, 'fhe Church—Rev. Boudinot
Seeley, Dean Elisabeth Fox.
Vesper Services begin at 5 p. m.;
Christian Endeavor at 6:15. A social
boot Md light.refreshments will be en
joyed at the cjose of Christian Endeavor.
A special welcome is extended to Uni
versity students., ]
0 A.C. ROOKS WIN FIRST
a AMR FROM FR8SHMRN
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The support of thf women of the
University for the team was noticeable
by i(s absence. There was a good sized
crowd of men present, but very few of
the co-eds ventured ’out into the rain to
see their team play.
The Oregon team made a large num-*
ber of fouls both personal and technical,
anid the Rooks made points on convert
lug these. Roekhey, Altstoek and-Chap
wa» each had two personal fouls called
on them, and McMillan had one. Four
personal fouls were called on the
Rooks.
Leon Fabre. of the Multhomah Club
of Portland, refereed the game. The
second game of the series will be play
ed in the men’s gym at 4 this after
noon.
The line-up:
Oregon Frosh—9. 0. A. C. Rooks—21
Altstoek.RF.Fernley
Roekhey (cap).LF.Garrity
McMillan.C .. .. Hjelte (cap)
Chapman.RG.Gill
tlouglas.LG.. *. ...Richards
Substitutions: O. A. C. Rooks, Crane
for Garrity. Ryan for Crane. Taggart
for Richards; Oregon Frosh, Blackman
for McMillan. Referee: Leon Fabre,
Portland.
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