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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1951)
Religious Notes (rffilttlinitnl from page three) A buffet dinner in planned at f> I'jn. Sunday in the tower auditor ium of the church. The Baptist University committee will be hosts Mb the affair. Lutheran Students Association ""Here I Stand” Is the book to bn ’pm, Sunday nt Lutheran Mouse, IW7<i Alder. The group will also disi ass the retreat held at Camp Ik'yfth, located near Hood River, .Oregon, at which 126 students fyi#i Oregon, Oregon State, Uni vecruy of Washington, University htj Idaho, Washington Stale Col 1*8', and Pacific Lutheran plan sutl Lutheran student work for ihe year. Movies and supper will CoU’iw the meeting. •Iidile study Is planned for 6:30 V t» Tuesday at the Mouse. A noon Winch and Learn” discussion is Mai and for Wednesday while a '’ft'-' hour ia on the agenda for Wednesday evening at the House. Christian House •Am informal Halloween party is fanned by the group for 7:30 p.m. 'flday at the Mouse, 736 K. 10th. leans are in order for the get-to ?etiier which is directed by Mar !*ret McCulloch with Shirley tainey in charge of decorations nd Klevene Pittman supervising •fieghments. "Christians on Campus” is the Ihoriie for a panel compost I of jWca, YMCA and Northwest hr.stian College representatives 'v l.e given at 3:30 p.m. Sunday at ,h<- House. Singing and a worship ervlcc will also be featured at the •Bnday evening meeting. Graduate students will meet at '..13 p.m. Tuesday in the House .or a no-host dinner to discuss slaii.s for the formation of a per min.-nt graduate group. All gradu U. students are welcome to at CTid Jane Meyer is in charge of lii dinner. .The International Hour, featur tjg a foreign student talk, will jtke place at 4 p.m. Thursday at ’hrii-tian House. Christian House members are ‘.■minded that the group hay-ride vtll take place November 16. Wesley House A Halloween party will be held ' 3 P.m. tonight at Wesley House. >nns and pedal pushers will be in tpler, Earl Fullerton, recreation hairman, announced. Dr. Quirinus Breen, history and ocial science professor, will lead a , 'cussion on the "Significance of iii Reformation” Sunday evening. In discussion will follow a sup i+r at 3:30 p.m. Mom's Club Plans fund Raising Drive , Reports of various scholars ami tow they have progressed under tie Oregon Mother scholarship ilijn were given at the executive ward jjieetlng of the organization •fertliesduy in Portland. The board also decided on plans or raising additional scholarship jjnds for this year. Last year 2fi()0 was appropriated for the acinus Oregon Mothers scholar hips, and the group hopes to do $ well or better in this year’s jjtnpaign. Jicpreeentatlves from Eugene or the meeting were Mrs. L. O. ■ffisen, state president; Mrs. Wil ,;tm Sloan, member of the board >T directors; Mrs. Frank Graham, (resident of the Eugene mothers; ty Mrs. Kenneth Moore, board of jrectors member. yuction Petitions Due petitions for the AWS auction ommittees are due at 5 p.m. to ny. T^ey should be turned in to .yin Kappel at Pi Beta Phi. * -__i_ Sophomore Whlskerino—Oct. 27 mmuiiiv t AKK, Don A liny and Mary Louise Johnson, from left to right, the Iasi trio of Betty Co-ed and Joe College finalists inter viewed, pose for the camera. limcrald Photo lPete Mac Last Trio of Betty Coed, Joe College Finalists Intervie wed By l)onn;i Hart "I like to be called Dorothy Dee," stated the last of the Bet ty Coed candidates to be inter viewed by the Emerald. Miss Carr is a 19-year-old sophomore from Beaverton who is majoring in lib ; eral arts with the hopes of turning her mnjor into math. Miss Carr has lived in Beaverton all of her life on her father's fil bert ranch. Mr. Carr also raises palaminos which Dorothy is dev eloping an interest in She said, however, that she must be a city girl because she can't quite get into the swing of farm life. The 5 foot 1 inch blond candi date enjoys salmon fishing at As toria. Swimming and golfing are listed as her favorite outdoor sports. When asked her reaction as be ing selected as a finalist she said, "I was iiappy just being chosen to represent my house (Gamma Phi Beta). Why, I still can't be lieve I'm a finalist. I don't know how I did it, but I'm thrilled that I came through." Don Almy Don Almy, Theta Chi candidate from Milwaukie, Ore., has been very busy this year since his ap pointment as chairman of the Stu dent Union dance committee* He is also an AGS representa tive, rushing co-chairman for his fraternity and served on the 1950 Homecoming committee. Almy is interested in all types of sports, of which basketball, foot ball, and swimming rank as favor ites. Scholastically his interests do not correspond with sports, how ever, as he is majoring in econom ics. In 1949 Almy moved from Oak land, Calif., and settled in Port land. There he completed his final year of high school at Grant, and later moved to his present home town of Milwaukie. Mary I-nuIse Johnson From Anchorage, Alaska to Eu gene, Ore., is quite a distance to come to school, but that is exactly what Mary Louise Johnson has done. She entered the University of i I Oregon her freshman year because of the reports she had heard of the ' very good art school here. Though she is majoring in liberal arts, art is one of her mam interests. She is interested in her studies, and "taking life easy. Skiing is an activity which rtie could partici pate in often at Anchorage. She tells us that she misses the snow, but she gets to see it at Christmas when she goes home. Christmas is the only time of the year, besides summer, which affords her enough time to make the trip home. De spite the rain she "loves Oregon." Miss Johnson is 19 years old, 5 foot 5 inches tall and weighs 118 pounds. She has blond hair and green eyes which she describes as green. Her activities include Stu dent Union activity pool and the Sophomore "Y" commission. When informed of her selection as a Bet ty Coed finalist Pudge was "very happy." She added, “It's beer, lots of fun. Everyone has been so won derful." Coming Sunday Reaching for the Moon starring Douglas Fairbanks and introducing Bing Crosby Showing: 2:30 — 4:15 S. U. Ballroom Admission 30c dick cariton — 12 piece orchestra — friday nights — wiiSamette park I CLASSIFIED I*1hcp your ad at the Student Union, main desk or at the Shaek, In person or phone ext. 219, between 2 and 1 p.m. .Monday to Friday. Rates: First Insertion 4c per word; Hui'iseefuent insertions 2c per worel. • MISCELLANEOUS TYPING Theses typed at reas onable prices. Richards Secre tarial Service, 14th and Will amette. Ph. 5-0845. 38 DO YOUR windshield wipers need repairing ? Call Pon Owens 5-9283. 26 • LOST LOST: In vicinity of Vets’ Dorm Thurs., 38th, brown billfold. Need identification, cards badly. Bill Landers, Phi Delta Theta. Keep money. 26 • FOR RENT FOR RENT: 6-room furnished du plex. $120. Phone 4-8329. 26 JliAiesuHKj, 9k .. .^KWAX _ FRIDAY 5 :00 Piano Moods 5:15 Guest Star 5:30 N pws 5:45 Sports News 6:00 Table Hopping 6:15 Music in the Air 6:30 Entertainment Guide 6:45 Religious News 7:00 Campus Interview 7:15 Time for Tonne’ 7:30 I)i \ iegraphy 3:00 Request Time 10:30 News 10:55 Tune to Say Goodnight 11:00 Sign Off SUNDAY 3:00 An Afternoon at the Op era G:00 Song for Sunday 6:55 Editor's Notebook 7:00 Sign Off Rally Scheduled For Noon Today A rally to give the team a sei <1 off for the WSC! game Saturday will be held at norm today on the went side of the Student Union veranda. Living organization:; are i e quented by Ron Symons, ratty board chairman, to delay their lunches until 12:15 p.m.. The rally will be short, he said. Hal Dunham, captain-elect for the game, will speak and Lm Casanova, head coach, will al o say a few words. The rally sq .rd will lead several yells and songs. Melon Grows Big PATMOS, Ark. <UP)B. J. Drake grew a 120-pound watermelon this year. It fed all the employees of a Memphis farm ma-ihinery firm. f”~ ~ Ll«‘— " ..J. mm Sow Playing “Texas Carnival’’ Esther Williams & Howard KeeT also “Bannerline’’ Sally Forrest & Lionel Barrymore ''Ote: Heilig Theatre will be closed afternoons only, Monday thru Friday, for an indefinite period for repairs. Box office will be open at 6:00 for evening showings only. Sat. ll:45-Sun day 12:45. IAN Urn Sow Playing “Smugglers Island” Jeff Chandler & Evelyn Keyes also “Half Angel” Loretta Young & Joseph Cotten MAYFLOWER IT! ir.i & aider dial S-J022 Now Playing f “Great Caruso” Mario Lanza & Ann Blyth The Best in Flowers.. Always Chase Flowers 58 E. Broadway Phone 4-1453 DON'T MISS "Mad Woman of Chaillot" Theater Production Oct. 26 - 27 - 30 - Nov. 9 The First Production of The Year • BE Sure to get your Season Ticket and see All productions At Reduced Rates