Christmas Boxes Due Saturday
Christmas boxes for the annual
AWS tea should be at Gamma Phi
Beta by Saturday noon, according
to Sally Ryan, general chairman.
Any living organization that can
not deliver its box may arrange to
have it picked up by calling Miss
Ryan at Alpha Chi Omega.
Toys, games, clothing books,
non-perishable food and other gifts
may be included in the boxes. In
dividual gifts should be wrapped
and labeled with the name of the
cecepient. Miss Ryan advised.
Bach Christmas box must be label
ed with the number of the family
that will receive the box.
The boxes will be displayed at
the tea, to be held at Gamma Phi
Beta from 2 to 4 p. m. Saturday.
After the tea the boxes will be
taken to the Red Cross office for
distribution to needy Eugene area
families.
hostesses for the Christmas tea
will be members of the AWS cab
inet, AWS congress and the tea
committee chairmen. All univers
ity women students, women facul
ty members and faculty wives
have been invited to attend.
Flying speeches publicizing the
tea will be presented in living or
ganizations this noon and evening
by pledge classes from Alpha Chi
Omega, Chi Omega, Delta Gamma
and Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Swimming Group
Schedules Shew
The annual water show presen
ted by Amphibians, women's ]
swimming honorary, will be held ,
Feb. 18 and 19, rather than this
month as originally scheduled, ac
cording to Sally Stadelman, presi
dent.
A general circus theme will be
featured in the show with the
exact name as yet undecided.
Religious Notes
Newman Club 1
The Newman club will have a
lay of recollection Sunday at |
Saint Mary's church. The one-day |
retreat will begin with a com
nunion breakfast In Saint Mary's
;rade school cafeteria immediately
following the 9 a.m. mass. '
Newmanites may attend the 7 i
i.m. mass each morning of the <
veek and confession every Satur
iay between 5 and 5:30 p.m. at i
Sacred Heart hospital chapel. i
Christian House
Regular doughnut hour will be
fln at 9:15 a.m. Sunday, followetl
>y a Bible class) taught by Victor
Horria, acting president of the
Jntversity. Worship and fellow
ihip is at 5:30 p.m. with a panel
liscussing "Is the American
Christmas Christian?”
There will be a class and pro
gram at Christian house the Sun
lay of closed weekend.
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