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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1»5S
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BSU To Open Center
For Alumni Saturday
By Gene Carroll
BSU will hold open house at the student center Saturday following
the Georgia-Alabama football game. It is being held to welcome back
former members of tbe Baptist student organization. BSU has entered
the Homecoming decorations contest. This is the first year they have
participated.
MSM Conference will be held at | Thursday will show color slides he
took while in Japan this summer at
the Lawrence Lacour Evangelistic
Crusade.
Gammon Theological Seminary, At
lanta, Nov. 4-5. Dr. Carl Michielson,
Drew University Seminary, will be
principal speaker. He will speak on
the conference theme “God’s Will
. . . My Will." All students planning
to attend should contact Jim Bar-
lowe at the Wesley Foundation cen-!
ter not later than Sunday. Cost of i
the conference is $5.
I'GR.V will discuss “What Can We
Believe About Heaven and Hell?” at
its meeting Tuesday at seven p.m. in
Dawson Hall auditorium. Jack
Booder, assistant professor of Bible,
' Emory University, will speak. A dis-
Icusslon and question period will fol-
Westminster Fellowship met Sun- low Boozer’s address. *
Baptist Study Retreat will be held
Nov. 19 at Rock Eagle Park. Mercer
University Baptist students have
been invited by BSU to attend the
retreat. .
day at the new student center with
an overflow crowd. The group will
meet Sunday at G p.m. at the First
Presbyterian Church for supper and
afterwards see a movie about Mar
tin Luther.
Barbecue Planned
For lop Druggist
By Phi DX [Society
A barbecue honoring Georgia’s
outstanding pharmacist will be
held Saturday by Phi Delta Chi,
professional pharmaceutical fra
ternity. in celebration of the fra
ternity’s annual Wilson Day.
Phi Delta Chi each year honors
the man chosen for having done the
most for pharmacy in his community.
Wilson Day is named for R. C. Wil
son, dean emeritus of the School of
Pharmacy, and often termed the
“father of Georgia pharmacy.’’
P. D. Horkan, chief drug inspec
tor for Georgia, is expected to attend
the barbecue along with pharmacy
school alumni and other guests.
Barbecue will be served Saturday
at 11:30 a.m. at the Pharmacy Build
ing. Tickets may be obtained from
pharmacy students and Phi Delta Chi
members at $1.50, Lamar Pilcher,
publicity chairman, said yesterday.
Zeta Phi Eta Featured in Magazine
Georgia's Zeta Phi Eta chapter, honorary speech and drama fraternity,
is featured this month in the organization's national magazine.
A picture of Fine Arts auditorium is on the cover with an inside article
on the University's speech and drama department.
Also in the publication is a story on the chapter’s recent award of $150
by the New York Alumnae Association of Zeta Phi Eta. This award is pre
sented to the chapter making the most progress in the past year.
Reactivated last year, the organization now has 19 members. Dr. Leigh
ton M. Ballew is faculty advisor.
American Baptist Convention dele
gates are currently holding study
groups in preparation for their Feb
ruary meeting in Washington and
New York. Topic discusison is "Re
ligion and Politics.’’ Delegates are
using Richard Nuebuhr’s book
“Christ and Culture” as a study ref
erence. Study groups are held each
Tuesday at two p.m. in the assist
ant chaplain’s office.
USU State Convention will be held
this weekend at the First Baptist
Church, Milledgeville. Gene Souther
land, Calhoun, state BSU president,
will preside at the convention. Le-
getter Owens, Brunswick, is the state
chairman of fellowship and will con
duct social activities at the meeting.
Ecumenical Student Conference
delegates will meet tonight at G:45
for their pre-convention study
groups.
Wesley Foundation Vespers will be
held at 6:30 tonight at the student
center. Joan Patterson, Atlanta, will
speak. Bill Pittman, Athens, next
Scabbard anti Blade Fleets
Staff Officers for 1955-56
Scabbard and Blade, honorary so
ciety for advanced Army and Air
Force cadets, recently elected offi
cers.
Jackson P. Letts will serve as cap
tain of the organization. Other offi
cers are William Morris, first lieu
tenant, Jerald D. Griffin, second lieu
tenant, and John E. Martin, first ser
geant.
William L. Auld will represent the
chapter at the Scabbard and Blade
National Convention at Madison, Wis.,
Nov. 17-20.
Plans were made to elect and init
iate new members in the near future.
Members are elected on basis of lead
ership and achievement.
Newman Club will meet Sunday at
6 p.m. for supper at the student cen
ter.
Lutheran students heard Dr. Wil
bur D. Jones, history professor, speak
on “Martin Luther's Place in World
History” Sunday night. Students met
in Candler Hall. Jones discussed sci
ence and* religion of Luther’s day.
WPS banquet, sponsored by UGRA,
will be held Nov. 8 at Stegeman Hall.
Dinner will be served from 5:30-6
p.m. The banquet is held to kick off
the annual drive to raise funds for
world university service. John Glea
son, Southeastern Regional WUS sec
retary, will speak on “What Is
WUS?’’
Military Students Honored
For Distinguished Service
Distinguished military students in 1
the senior class have been cited by |
Col. Barney A. Daughtry, PMS&T.
This honor is based on academic I
proficiency and leadership. Ratings
at annual ROTC summer camp play- |
| ed a large part in the selection, ac
cording to Capt. Ben Rush, assistant |
PMS&T.
Those receiving the honor citations I
| are Matthew C. Arthur, William L.
Auld, James E. Barlow, George M. |
j Charles, Donald C. Freyer, Gerald D.
Griffin, Robert M. Kutchey, Harry I
E. Martin III, Eubergene Nicholson |
and Joseph N. Sanders.
The cadets will receive a patch I
which will be worn on their uniforms.
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