Retail Group
Given Charter
Newest professional group on
the campus is Mu Chapter of Eta
Mu Pi, national retailing honorary,
which recently received notice that
its official charter was granted
April 18.
With Dr. N. H. Cornish as ad
viser, the honorary will assist the
business school in conducting prac
tical experience and testing pro
jects.
Officers of the group are Pete
Zupan, president; Betty Horand,
vice-president; and Mildred Chetty,
secretary-treasurer.
Charter members are Glen Hou
chen, Ralph Johnson, Walter Kah
ald Miller, Ruth Wilson, Sue Mi
chell, Bob Thompson, and John
Lamb.
Four others have been initiated
since founding of the University
chapter; Alvin Brown, Pete Zupan,
Mary Vranizan, and Don Van Zyl.
ATTEND THE
CHURCH OF
YOUR CHOICE
CENTRAL
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
10th and Pearl
Paul S. Mellish, Pastor
9:45 a. m. Church School
11:00 a. m., Morning Worship
WESTMINSTER HOUSE
No Scheduled Activities
Planning Retreat at Nelscott,
Oregon.
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
1166 Oak St.
Hugh N. McCalium, Pastor
University Classes, 9:45 a. m.
Dr. Victor P. Morris, Teacher
University Student
Fellowship
6 p. m. CHRISTIAN HOUSE
Worship Services, 11 a. m.
7:30p. m.
FIRST CHURCH
of
CHRIST, SCIENTIST
12th and Oak St.
A branch of the Mother Church,
,The First Church of Christ,
Scientist in Boston, Massachu
setts.
SUNDAY SERVICES
11a. m. and 8 p. m,
SUNDAY SCHOOL
9:30 a. m.
Testimonial Meeting,
Wednesday—8 p. m.
Reading Room
86 W Broadway
PUBLIC
CORDIALLY INVITED
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SENATOR HARRY BYRD (D-Va) said in Washington that if Pres
ident Truman wants to purge him from the senate, “I’ll be around
when the purging starts.” Byrd poses with a copy of his statement
after Truman was quoted as saying there are too many Byrds in
Congress. The senator is the only Byrd in congress. (AP Wire photo)
Benches for Commons
CARVING FOR COMMONS — Workmen hand
carve oaken benches for the new British House of Commons, in
Loiidon. which will replace the chamber destroyed by bomhs.
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WAA Retreat Slated Today
Beachcomber’s Rest will receive
24 old and new members of the
WAA cabinet today. The group be
gins another annual retreat, leav
ing Gerlinger hall at noon for Ya
chats, Oregon.
Accompanied by their advisor,
Miss Jeannette Macilionis, the girls
plan to cook their own meals and
plan next year’s agenda for the
athletic association. They will re
turn Sunday evening.
Last year the retreat was held
at McCready springs. This is the
sixth such venture of the WAA.
Bonnie Gienger was elected to
head the group for this term and
next year at WAA elections last
winter terrp. Vice president is Joan
Carr, treasurer is Mary Myers, and
secretary is Carol Littman.
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TERMINAL TAXI COMPANY
450 Willamette
Retailers Open Meet
(Continued from page one)
Grove Hardware company: and Joe
Richards, proprietor, Joe Richards'
Men's store here.
Cornish Speaks at Luncheon
Dr. Cornish will speak at the
12:15 luncheon at the Alpha Delta
Pi sorority house. Presiding at the
luncheon will be Calvin Smith,
manager, J. C. Penny company
here.
The afternoon session will begin
at 2 with Deo McClain, of the Blain
company in Albany, presiding. Bar
ney Twiford of the Portland Ore
gonian will speak.
The panel committee following
Twiford’s speech is composed of
George Hailing, manager, J. K. Gill
company, Portland; Kermit Gimre,
of Gimre’s Shoe store, Seaside; El
mer Calef, of Calef’s Furniture
company, Portland; and Robert
Needham of Needham’s Book store,
Salem.
Presiding Officer
Presiding at 3 p. m. will be Har
old Whiteside of Whiteside’s groc
ery, Corvallis.
Don Good, of Eugene will speak
and the panel committee will be E.
A. Green, of Green’s Hardware and
Supply company, Creswell; J. W.
Kipper, manager of Sears and Roe
buck company, Eugene; F. L. Tay
lor of Taylor’s Hardware, Reeds
port; and Lew Yantis, proprietor,
Fruitland Market, Freewater.
Scheduled to end the proceed
ings Monday afternoon at 4 is a*
question and answer forum. Ten
merchants will make up the com
mittee which will answer ques
tions relative to business prob
lems given them by those attend
ing the conference.
Members of the committee are,
W. E. Kellogg, manager of Mont
gomery Ward in Eugene; Edward
Atiyh, manager, Atiyh Brothers,
Portland; Leonard Farr, manager
of Farr and Elwood, Coos Bay; L.
V. Ramp, proprietor of Lester Ire
land and company, Hillsboro; Mary
White, manager of Tiffany-Davis,
Eugene.
K. L. Eichenberger, proprietor,
Eetter Book and Bible store, Port
land; R. B. Perigo of Perigo’s Star
Grocery, Hood River; Damon Scott,
manager of J. C. Penny company,
Cottage Grove; Max Rubenstein,
partner, Rubenstein’s Furniture
company, Eugene; M. L. Solomon,
proprietor, Deluxe Millinery shop,
Portland; and E. H. Weston, pro
prietor, Weston’s Food market,
Corvallis.
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