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The'Gold Bug, April 27, 1948 Hammersla, Ogden Sigma Sigma Tau Reigns Wesleyans Plan Banquet As Champion O( TourneY' (Continued from page 3, column 1) Elected To Serve SCA Dr. S. Paul Schilling will be the Westminster Laundry Winner of the annual Interscror-i- guest speaker at the Wesleyan An- be condemmed for minor imper- Newly elected officers of the Stu- ty Bridge Tournament held on April n,ual Banquet to be held at the Deer Laundry and Dry Cleaning fections in the world; evolution has dent Christian Association win be in- 1f and 13 was the Sigma Sigma Tau Park Methodist Church, May 7, at Pick Up And Delivery been on the whole eminently success- stalled at-the meeting next Wednes- Sorority. , 6 p. m. "- ~ul. day in. Baker Chapel. The offieers Each sorority entered two bridge Master of Ceremonies will be Wil_ Service Development of human personali- serving for the coming year are: teams, the members of which were in ty beyond the already codified perfect Edgar Hammersia, president; James high scorers within their own club. liarn Cook. Jack Ammon and James a~ exemplified by Christ receives no Ogden, viee-presidentj Phyllis Weav- One set of partners played four hand~ Ogden are handling the reservations, '--Basement of Old Main by May 1. which are to be ~ade er, secretary; and Joseph Culotta, and then moved to the next table un- ~~~~o:e f~~~rc~U~~;Y~pg~:a:t i~~~;:; treasurer. \ til all the couples had played each must cease with mankind's achieve- Cabinet chairmen to take office af other. merit- of this rar off desidfwatum? the same time are Betty Amos, Per- Individual high scorers were Betty sonal and Campus Affairs; CarolYI{ Monarch • Absentee Deity Armiger and Ruth Anderson, Delta It Pays To Look We11 Zimmerman, Social Responsibility; Sigma Kappa, with a total of 3130 Similarly, Anti-Chance is conceived Fletcher Ward, World Relations; points. Visit The as inaccessible to man. It would seem George Coulter, Christian Herita,e; The players and total scores for Cleaners that a Godhead so conceived is n9 ad- Mary Dodd, Negro Nursery School; each sorority are as follows: Mary Avenue Barber Shop vance over the absentee landlord Bettye Benson, Publicity and editor Ada Twigg, Louise Reese, Carolyn Pennsylvania Ave. Deity, who outlives his usefulness of SCAN; and Marion Auld, Fresh- Sapp, and Louise Sapp, Sigma Sigma once he has thrown the s tar tin g. man Club. Tau, ·5320; Ruth Anderson, Betty Whete The Students Go switch. In preparation ""'for the coming Anniger, Helem Wymer, and Marcia ROOM PICK UP 85.Pennsylvania Avenue DuNouy asserts that this philoso- year's aetivities, the cabinet is plan- Koblegard, Delta Sigma Kappa, 4690; AND phy of telefinalism is the most satis- ning a retreat for the weekend of May Jean Minnis, Annabel Glockler, Jean factory explanation of the meaning 8 and 9 at Roop's Look-About Camp Sause, and Naomi Harper, Phi Alpha DELIVERY of life, and he roundly condemns the near Westminster. On the following Mu, 3460; and Sue Gordy, Helen philosophies of materialism and vital- Wednesday, May 12, the program wiII Lingenfelter, Maradel Clayton and TUESDAY and FRIDAY Modern Library ism. And, although religion is con- feature a discussion led by Ha1 Doris Ritter, Iota Gamma Chi, 2260. 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