RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES by Mitzi Asai Rolifjiout Newi Editor Society of Friends Hunday at H p.rn. at tin home of Hoy Andrew**, 1501 Sylvan dr. Mr. Andrews will review Clarence Pickett’s book “For More Than Bread.’’ A forum will follow the1 review. The public Ih invited to thin* meeting of the Friends, and stu dents tt e •• ding transportation i should call Mrs. Monctte Thatchei id 3-37-17. Weekly worship meet ings for this group an- held each Sunday at 11 a.in. at Westminster house. Luther House At 5:30 p.rn. Sunday the guest * iH-aker will be Rev. Kvcrctt Jen ■ en, Grace Lutheran church, Cor vallis. ami member of the Luther an Foundation board. H<- will fpeak on student work, immedi ately following the supper at 5:30. Lenten services are still being held Wednesday mornings from 7:30 to 7:50. Tlius far in five meet ings. thirty have attended, the highest being eight last Wednes day The plan for new Bible study fells will go into effect Monday. Students are urged to check the bulletin board ut the house for the time. The following officers have re cently been elected: Len Frojeo, president: Hon Christenson, vice president; Lynn Bedding, secre tary. and Bruce Irvin, treasurer. Committee heads are Mike Cotter, fervige; Beaudette Smith, evangel ism: Chuck Dahlln, worship; Hits Grislis, study, and Gary Peter son, recreation. Students are reminded of May 6 to H, which in the time for the re .treat at Camp Westwlnd on the coast. Newman Club There will be a Newman club meeting Sunday at 7 p.m. It will be held in the recreation room of Sacred Heart hospital, beginning with Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. Newmanltes are again remind ed of the Lenten schedule. There U a dialogue mass at 6:55 a.m. CAMPUS BRIEFS I)t»d!iiw for item* for thi* column ii at 4 P it. (be day prior 10 publication. 0 Spcakrnt for the World fnl versity Service fund drive and ' WUS speakers committee will meet Monday at 4 p. m. in the Student Union, according to Jean ' Sandine, speakers committee ‘ chairman. 0 All living organizations tnun'i turn in their preference and quota lists for Duck Preview housing to ' the alumni office in the Student H Union by 5 p. m. today, according k to Norm Webb, housing chairman | j for the weekend. 0 House representatives for the Junior Weekend float parade will meet Tuesday at 4 p. m. tn the Student Union, according to Ann Hopkins and Mary Wilson, co chairmen of the parade. 0 Petitions are due today for applicants for the job of running the embossograph machine for the Student Union board, according to , Bob Koutek, treasurer of the , board. Interested persons may ob , tain further information by call ’ ing Koutek at 3-1321; Andy Ber ' wick at 5-9912 or 234, or Donna . Buse at 235. 0 Any junior woman entering her senior year next fall is eligible to apply now for a Hazel Schwer ing scholarship. Letters of appli cation must be written and sub mitted to Mrs. Golda Wickham, Emerald hall, by Saturday, each weekday morning, Benedic Uon of the Blessed Sacrament, followed Ijy the recitation of the ro ary at 7 p.m. each Wednesday, ,md Stations of the Crons Friday evenings at 7. Newmanites are urged to attend these devotions. Temple Beth Israel Th< congregation of Temple Bet.ii Israel is planning a special traditional Seder Service and din ner (Passover) on Sunday, April 18, at 6 p.m. at the Temple, Port land street and 25th. All Jewish students are invited to be tin- guests of‘the congrega tion, regardless of whether they belong to the Hillel group. Sigma Alpha Mu, or have no affiliation. However, reservations must be made either by phoning 4-7203 to day or by calling the chairman of Hillel, Howard Sussman, at the SAM house. Christian House Tonight there will be an open house from 8 to 12 p.m. with the recreation committee In charge. Evelyn Studenicka is chairman. Saturday from 9 a m. to 2 p.m. there will be a work party to do odd Jobs around the house and yard, preparatory to the celebra tion of the fifth anniversary of the founding of Christian House on this campus in April, 1949. Doug Calef is chairman for the day. Lunch will be served at noon. Sunday morning the doughnut hour will be at 9:15 an usual, fol lowed by two Bible Clausen, One Is led by Victor P. Morris, dean of the school of business, the other (for older and married students> by Clarence M. Klliott. At 5:30 p. m. Sunday the P. K.'s (Preachers’ Kids) will lead a discussion of their own choosing. Betty Myers is in charge of ar rangements. The newly cfected council, led by Lyle Spears, president, will meet at 6:30 p. m. Wednesday. Tuesday and Thursday even ing “ at 6:15, students will go call ing on other students under thei leadership of Jim Mawhirter. mem bership chairman. The new prayer chapel, whi< h; was dedicated last Sunday even ing, will be used throughout Eas ter week for early morning pray er services from 7:30 to 7:45. Jean Milter, worship chairman, is in charge of these cervices. All stu dents are invited to these periods of meditation and to the use of the prayer chapel at any and all times for private devotions. Wesley Foundation Sunday morning at 9:30 rides will be furnished from Gerlinger hall to the hirst Methodist church. The Koinonia Kla.-.s will meet at 9:45. “Jesus Christ the Same,” given by Dr. Cecil Ristow, will be the church service topic at 9:45 and 11 a. m. Following the light supper Sun