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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1950
Agriculture College To Start
Seed Short Course Tuesday
Three department** of the College of Agriculture will sponsor a seed
short course at the State 4-11 Club Center at Itoek Eagle Park Tues-
-CAMPUS FAITHS-
Wesley Foundation Committee Picks
Candidates for Sunday Night Election
Wesley Foundation will elect officers at the Sunday night meeting. A nominating committee met
Tuesday and selected a slate of officers for consideration by the group. This ticket will consist of one
person for each office in the organization. Other nominations may be made from the floor.
around Lent. During the Lenten Sea
son they will discuss forgiveness, re
day and Wednesday.
It. H. Drlftmier, chairman, agri
cultural engineering department, will
preside at the Tuesday morning ses
sion
Jim Butler and C. E. Rice, Georgia
Agricultural Experiment Station en
gineers; H. H. Giles, Cotton States
Insurance Company, and Henry Per
kins, agronomy profossor, will speak
on topics concerning meobanlcal har
vesting of corn, combine adjustment,
factors affecting Are insurance, and
the Importance of soil tests and fer
tilizer.
Following these talks Hayden
Rogers, agronomy department head,
wtll lead a panel discussion on nox
ious weeds and their control.
Panel members will be Acton
Brown, assistant agronomy profes
sor; Gordon Futral, Georgia Experi
ment Station agronomist, and E. W.
Hauser, plant physiologist, U. S. De
partment of Agriculture.
Hugh Inglis, agronomist, Agricul
tural Extension Service, will preside
over the Wednesday session and Har
vey Lowery, Georgia Crop Improve
ment Association inspector, will open
ft with a discussion of certification
standards and procedures.
Other Instructors will be E. E.
Winstead, seed analyst, State De
partment of Agriculture, and Julian
Miller, professor of plant pathology.
Baptist Student Union will hold a
retreat seminar at the center Satur
day. It is scheduled for 10 a.m.-3
p.m. Lunch will be served at 12 N.
University professors and business
personnel will conduct the seminar.
• * *
Baptists will see a foreign mis
sions movie at their vesper programs
Monday and Tuesday. Vespers will
be held in the basement of Ruther
ford Hall Monday at 6:30 p.m. and
Tuesday at the center at 6:30 p.m.
• • *
YW.\ will meet Tuesday night at
the Baptist Student Center for elec
tion of new officers. The meeting]
will begin at 7 p.m.
• • •
Baptist married couples will meet |
at the center for supper tomorrow
night. Chuck Germany, associate
minister, First Baptist Church, will
lead a discussion entitled “Origin of
the Baptists.’’
• • •
UGRA will continue its “This I Be
lieve” series Tuesday in Dawson Hall
auditorium beginning at 7 p.m. Of
ficers for the new year will be elected
at this time. Kay Every, Atlanta, is
current president.
* * •
United Lutheran students will meet
Sunday at 6 p.m. in the chaplain’s
office, Candler Hall.
• • •
Canterbury Club has changed its
meeting time from Wednseday to
Sunday at 6 p.m. Canterbury Club
pentance, confession and other as
pects of religion.
* * •
Wesley Foundation will climax its
social activities this weekend with a
party tomorrow night. It will begin
at 7:30 at Dad Bridges’ cabin. “Wes-
sie,” foundation bus, will leave from
the center at 7:15.
* • * *
Methodist vespers will be led to
night by Raymond Hunter, Moultrie.
Vespers are held every Thursday at
the Wesley Foundation center on
South Lumpkin beginning at 6:30.
* • *
B’nai B’ritli Hillel Foundation will
celebrate Purim at its meeting Sun
day beginning at 6 p.m. The members
will have a special party for the cel
ebration. This holiday commemorates
a Biblical story in which Queen Es
ther saved the lives of many Jews.
• * •
Hillel members washed automobile
windows Wednesday and earned
about $12 for the World University
Service drive.
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By University Coed
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Jane Tye, Harlem, 18-year-old
home ec sophomore, represented
Georgia in the National Cherry
Pie Baking contest in Chicago
Feb. 21.
The first prize In this 24th annual
event was a $500 scholarship given
by the National Red Cherry Insti
tute. This scholarship is for the
school which the winner chooBes. The
winner also received a free trip to
Washington, D. C.
This is the third time Miss Tye
has entered the Georgia cherry pie
bake-off. She is secretary of the Col
lege 4-H Club, treasurer of Trique-
tra, a member of Homecon, the Wes
ley Foundation and the Methodist
Church.
She was chaperoned by Miss Mary
Gibbs, nutrition specialist, Agricul
tural Extension Service.
Interviews Planned
By Six Companies
Six concerns are scheduled to hold
interviews between Monday and
March 2.
General Electric, Inland Container
and Rich’s are to conduct inter
views Monday. General Electric’s
representatives will be seeking train
ees. women students majoring in
mathematics, physics, or science. In
land Container is interested in per
sons for sales positions. Rich’s rep
resentatives will be recruiting for
their merchandising and retailing
training program.
Tuesday, Firestone people will in
terview students interested in ac
counting and sales positions. Thurs
day, representatives of Owen-Com
ing Fiberglas, Inc. will conduct in
terviews. Westinghouse will hold in
terviews on March 2.
Professor To Visit Finland
For Russian History Study
Jay Smith, assistant professor of
history, will go to Finland at the end
of winter quarter to do research in
Russian history.
A great amount of his research
will be done at the University of Hel
sinki, which according to Smith is
a repository for Russian documents.
From Finland Smith hopes to make
an excursion into Russia including
visits to Leningrad. Kiev, and Mos
cow. His research will be in prepara
tion for a book on Russian history.
He plans to return to Athens be
fore the second summer session.
Henkel Begins Tech Course
Dr. John Henkel, assistant profes
sor of physics, is taking a 10 week
course in programming at the "Rich
Computing Center” at Georgia Tech.
The purpose of this course is to
learn to prepare problemc for com
puting machine solution.