Religjioiis Notes
Compiled by Mitzi Asai
Emerald Religious Newt Editor
Wesley Foundation
Tonight, beginning at 8 p.m.
there will bo a party at Wesley
house. No costumes, but campus
clothes are In order.
Sunday morning at 9:4.'} the Ko
inonia Klass (college-age group)
will meet at First Methodist
church to discuss. “What Do
Methodists Believe about Christian
Perfection ?" Cars will be at Car
son, Hendricks, and Straub halls,
and at University house and Wes
ley house at 9:35 to take anyone
desiring a ride.
Sunday evening fireside will be
gin at 5:30 with a supper. Dr. C.
G. Howard of the law school will
speak on "The Christian Faith and
Legal Ethics.” A discussion will
follow the talk.
Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. a potluck
dinner is planned. The program
will feature Billie Blakely, repre
sentative of the Student Volunteer
movement.
Thursday's activities include a ,
lunch at noon student-led chapel j
service at 12:30, and Wesley chorus
practice from 1:00 to 2:30 p.m.
Wesley Foundation elections are
being held during March 8 through
10. ,
Charming Club
Channing club, Eugene Unitari
an church's organization for young
people, meets every Friday eve
ning at 8 p.m. in the church’s
social room.
Tonight's program will include
a panel discussion of "University
Housing Regulations," followed by
social dancing, singing and refresh
ments,
Christian House
"Donut Hour” at 9:15 a.m. Sun
day will be followed by the two
classes taught by V. P. Morris,
dean of the business school, and
Miss Martha Goodrich.
Dr. E. R. Moon, former mission
ary to both Africa and Jamaica,
will speak on "What Shall I Stand
for, Religiously,” Sunday at 5:30
p.m.
Guest speaker at the executive '
council meeting Tuesday noon will j
be Billie Blakely, student travel j
secretary for the Student Volun- i
teei movemeht. The meeting will
be open to all students.
Alice Johnson, gopnomore in lib
eral arts, has been appointed chair
man of the annual Easter break
fast which-will follow the Univer
sity Religions council-sponsored
sunrise service. 1a McArthur court.
Tickets are available at Christian
house for the .breakfast.■, -
The fourth anniversary of the
opening of Christian -house will be
celebrated at a'.special potluck
v- ner Wednesday. April 1, at 5:30
nan. Carl Cobb, Junior in speech,
i&’ chan-map qf .the event.
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WCF
';Frtd Schwartz, Christian lay
preacher, will lecture on ^‘Commu
nism, Christianity,‘-and Bducatiorf,"
in a special open meeting: today
at 4 p.itK m.the Dad’s Lounge of
the Student UniOiv under the spon
sorship qf tha Oregon chapter of
Intei'-yarsity Christian ‘fellowship:
Now, o.rt Jhia second world tour
in two years,'. Schwartz has ad
dressed civic, church and student
groups. JjSehwaitz COmes to this
country frcim-tours in Japan, the
Philippines-and the British Isles.
Westminster Foundation
Toiivight^ beginning at 7:30, a
work party Will take place at West
minster -^i^indation.
Sunday at 3:30 a.nr: Bible.study
on the Book' of Micah will be led
by Rev. Thom II. Hunter. At 6:15
in the evening, a vesper service
will be led by the Fellowship com
mission. Forum topic for the eve
ning will be "The Psychology of a
Christian Personality.” This is the
second in a series, with Dean
James Jewell, former dean of the
education school at the University
of Oregon, as guest speaker.
Wednesday from 12:30 to 12:45
a chapel service will be led by Rev.
Hunter on the Lenten topic, "Per
sonalities of the Passion.” A fel
lowship supper will be held at 5:30
p.m. that evening, after which
elections for the coming year will
be held.
Newman Club
There will be Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament at 7 p.m. Sun
day in Sacred Heart hospital chap
el.
Lenten services this week will
include daily Mass at 7 a.m. and
7:30 am. Saturday, Benediction
Wednesday and Friday at 7 p.m.,
and Rosary at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday
and Thursday.
Heart Attack Takes
DZ House Mother
Mrx. Eva L Monahan, Delta
/eta housemother, died early Sun- '
day morning at the Delta Zeta !
house. A heart attack was the
cause of death.
Mrs. Monahan, G3, had served as
housemother at the Delta Zeta i
! since September. 1951. She had
; previously been housemother at j
Delta Delta De:ta at WSC and !
Alpha Chi Omega at Oregon.
The tall gray-haired housemoth
er was a member of PEO and i
Eastern Star. She was active in
the campus housemothers’ group. !
Delta Zeta alums have been
I acting as temporary housemothers j
| at the house until a new house- 1
j mother can be obtained.
Services for Mrs. Monahan,
j whose home was in Milton-Free
i water, were held Wednesday at!
Muncelle Funeral home in Milton- 1
i Freewater. Mrs. Monahan is sur- j
| vived by one son in Springfield and !
j two sons and one daughter in the .
Milton-Freewater area.
| Emerald classified ads bring re
sults.
J-Students Plan
Vacation 'Work'
Twelve upper division journal
ism students will gain practical ex
perience on the job spring vaca- :
tion when they take over publica
tion of three Oregon weekly
newspapers.
The students will work in teams
of four on news, advertising, pho
tography and editing, as part of
the journalism school's annual
spring-term program of giving
advanced students experienced
training.
Newspaper publishers co-operat
ing with the program this year
are Ralph Stuller, Coquille Valley
Sentinel; Fred Haas, North Bend
News, and Hal Schiltz, Myrtle
Creek Mail. In addition, one stu
dent will work at radio station
KPOJ in Portland with Dick
Brown, station manager.
Operating entirely on their own,
students will do all the work ex
cept mechanical production, which
will be dane by regular back-shfcp
personnel. Publishers of the papers
will be present for consultation
only.
Carnival Snaps at SU \
Those students who had their
pictures taken at the WRA Carni-.
val in the photo booth may pick'
them up today at the Student
Union main desk.
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