Religious Notes Compiled by Mitzi Asai Emortld Roliyiout Now» Editor Newman Club Newman dub, the organization for Iloman Catholic students, in sponsoring a coffee hour Sunday at 7 p.m. in Gerlinger hall. Lloyd R. Sorenson, assistant professor of history, will give a short talk on ‘‘The Effects of the Reforma tion on the Catholic Church To day.” Students will meet tonight at 7 for a skating party. Westminster Foundation Regular Bible class will be held Sunday at 9:30 a.m. at West minster Foundation. Gail West will lead the evening vesper service at 0 p.m. Speaker for the forum which follows the service will be Mohammed Chau dri, foreign student from India. ‘'Islam” is the subjeet of his talk. A social hour will follow the for um. Canterbury Club Father Evan Williams, Episco pal chaplain at the University, will deliver the sermon on Sunday morning at St. Mary's church. He has chosen as his topic, "Sheep and Goats” and will discuss the possibilities of grey hybrids. Gamma Delta Gamma Delta will meet at 1343 Mill street for a social evening at 5:30 pm. Sunday. At 7:30 two films will be shown at Grace Lutheran church. Wesley Foundation Wesley Foundation will hold open house this Saturday night. Sunday morning at 9:45 the Koinonia Klass (college-age Sun day School) will meet at the First Methodist church. Ken Peterson will >ad the discussion of another $ the series of “Pa'-ables of Je /us.” Church services foilow the 4jass at 10:45 a.m. A Thanksgiving program will b< gin at the First Methodist church Sunday evening at 6 p.m. with a 4inner. Wesley Foundation will provide a program, immed iately following the dinner. --\ Reds Slay Whales CP) - The Soviet press said Sun day the Soviet whaling expedition to the Antartic in 1951 netted 2459 whales and more than £5,000 tons of oil. It estimated the profit to the state as 100 million rubles (25 million dollars at the Soviet exchange rate.) 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Finder call 3-2711. ■ N,'xt Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. stu OcntH will gather for another pot hick dinner. Wednesday at 4 p.m. and 0:30 p.m. two <c|| groups will meet. I he groups will discuss personal, national and world problems. The chapel service regularly held each Thursday noon at Wes ley house and choir practice have both been cancelled for this next week because of Thanksgiving va cation. Open house scheduled for Nov. 28 and 20, have also been cancelled. Christian House Sunday morning there will be the usual 9:15 doughnut hour, fol lowed by two classes at Christian house, one on "The Psalms" and the other on "How We Got Our Bible." The regular evening fel lowship will be held at 0 p.m. instead of the usual 5:30. Christian house students have charge of the evening church ser vice beginning at 7:30 p.m. Four students from different countries will hold a panel discussion on "Things for W h i c h America Should bo Thankful." Participants ate June Nakata, Japan: Godfrey Ibom, Nigeria; Elias Lavi, Iran, and Gerry Van Doren, United States. Special music will be given by a student choir Jed by Mary Lou Watts, with Pat Hartley as solo ist. Following the church service, | students are inviting members and friends of the church to an in formal reception in the west wing of the church at 8:30 p.m. Mary Alice Baker and Martha Goodrich are in charge of arrangements for this part of the program. June Fulco, Bob Adams and Mary Lou Watts have charge of the evening service itself. Lutheran Students Sunday at 5:30 p.m. a supper will be held, to be followed by a Thanksgiving program of singing and worship. An International tea is sched uled for Tuesday at 3:30. HEAR Dr. John Bird of London, England Sun. 11 a.m. “THE REAL TEST” KASH broadcast 7:30 p.m. “THE UNPAR DONABLE SIN” MON. “HEAVEN, WHAT IT IS LIKE” TUES., “IS THERE A HELL?” WED., “THE MOST IM PORTANT QUESTION IN LIFE” Sunday School - 9:45 Goal - 1,500 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Broadway at High — University Forensic Squad Left Thursday ror Northwest Regional Tournament ih'i University forensic squad left Thursday afternoon for Pull man, Wash., where they plan to attend the annual Northwest re gional forensic tournament Friday and Ha tut day. Original plans to fly lo Pullman were cancelled because of heavy fog Thursday and the trip will he made both ways by train. Students on the travelling squad include two men's teams: Bruce Holt, fieshrnan in pre-law, and Paul Ward, freshman in political science; Phil Cass, freshm; n in pre-law, and Don Mickelwait, . ophomore in liberal arts, and one women's team, Loretta Mason, freshman in speech, and Elsie Schiller, junior in journalism. Three Teams The three teams will be accom panied by Herman Cohen, forensics director, and Robert Kully, gradu ate assistant in speech. Cass and Mickelwait, accompa nied by Cohen, will go on from Pullman to the University of Den ver to participate in the Western Speech association tournament to be held there Nov. 25, 26, and 27. The Oregon squad will compete with teams from four states, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Montana, at the regional tourna ment sponsored by the Washington State college chapter of Pi Kappa Delta, national forensic honorary. It is the first competitive speech tournament of the season for the Northwest ami the University squad's initial performance for this year. Fair employment practices legis lation on the national level will be the topic of argumentation at both tournaments. Kully and the remainder of the -quad will return to Eugene Sun day. Kobayashi to Show Educational Slides Bunji Kobayashi, graduate stu dent in architecture sponsored by the International Institute of Edu cation, will show slides of Japanese domestic architecture Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Architecture 107. Kobayashi, an assistant profes sor of architecture in Nippon Uni versity, Tokyo, will show slides of Japanese architecture ranging from the Neolithic period to the mh century. The slides will in c lude Katsura palace in Kyoto. The slide show is being sponsor ed by the University of Oregon chapter of American Institute of Decorations, a national interior de sign honorary. This show’ is the fii st of a scries of two. The next slide show will be Monday. Dec. 1. when slides on Budhist and Shinto architecture will be shown. 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