Pairings for First Rally Toid
Women’s houses will pick up
the men at the men's houses be
tween 7 and 7:15 Friday.
Kappa Kappa Gamma - Sigma
Alpha Mu - Omega hall; Delta Del
ta Delta - Phi Delta Theta; Delta
Zeta - Pi Kappa Alpha; Alpha Om
Icron Pi - Theta Chi - Sederstrom
hall.
Sigma Kappa - - Delta Tau Del
ta - Merrick hall; Alpha Delta Pi
Alpha Tau Omega - Minturn hall;
Delta Gamma - Tau Kappa Epsilon;
Alpha Gamma Delta - Sigma Alpha
Epsilon.
Kappa Alpha Theta - Phi Kappa
Sigma; Pi Beta Phi - Nestor hall -
French hall; Alpha Chi Omega -
Lambda Chi Alpha - Phi Sigma
Kappa; Alpha Xi Delta - Stitzer
hall - Stan Ray hall.
Zeta Tau Alpha - Delta Upsilon;
Ann Judson - Sigma Phi Epsilon -
Campbell club; Susan Campbell -Pi
Kappa Phi; Alpha hall - Sherry
Ross hall.
Gamma hall - Sigma hall; Zeta
hall - Thacher cottage - Cherney
hall; Hendricks hall and Gerlinger
hall - Phi Kappa Psi - Yeomen;
University house - Chi Psi.
Reebec and Highland houses and
Orides - Beta Theta Pi; Gamma Phi
Beta - Sigma Nu; Alpha Phi -
Kappa Sigma.
Emerald Classified
FOR SALE; 194? Aero-Fleetline
Chevrolet. Fully equipped. A-l
shape.
FOR SALE: 1941 Ford 2 door sedan.
Radio, clean. (4)
Will do laundry for students. —
Phone 668-J. (4)
l-M Director Asks
Grid Blank Return
Intramural director Paul Washke
announced yesterday that intra
mural football registration blanks
have been sent out to all campus
living organizations.
Washke said that the schedule
for the Fall I.M. program cannot be
set up until all the forms have been
I returned and filed. He urged that
off-campus men organize into
groups and enter teams into this
season's competition.
Williams To Speak
Dick Williams, educational ac
tivities manager, will address a
meeting of the upper Emeral busi
I ness staff today at 1 p.m. in room
105, Journalism building.
Church Clubs
(Continued from />age three)
membership meetings are sched
uled, and committee and commis
sion meetings are slated according
to the business at hand.
Gerald Harris is the student pres
ident and Jack Merner, who is also
the adult adviser to the University
Religious Council, is director of the
YMCA.
Y.W.C.A.
The Young Women’s Christian
association bungalow is situated di
rectly across the street from the
YMCA, and there is a great simi
larity in their programs, such as
the daily luncheon club and relig
ious program.
There are six freshman commis
sions concerned with discussions,
work on service projects as hos
I pitals, a school for crippled chil
j dren, retreats, and other activi'tiest.
Other committees of the YWCA
Morse Gives Pic
Of Court Founder
Pat McArthur’s picture was pre
sented to the University through
Senator Wayne Morse by Lynn
Nesmith, first cousin of McArthur.
1 McArthur was responsible for the
i legislation which enabled the ath
letic court, named after him, to be
built.
as service, international affairs,
public affairs, religion, and per
sonal relations undertake projects
related to their field.
Laura Olson is president of the
YWCA, and Miss Lois Greenwood
is director.
In addition to these organiza
tions, there are other religious
groups in Eugene whose work con
centrates primarily in their local
churches. - ^
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