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              college harriers preparing for teachers meet at west chester j -m- _ runners goto west chester undefeated harriers to participate in state meet of teachers colleges ' the undefeated bloomsb-urg college cross country team expects to go west chester saturday participate in a state meet of teachers harriers. definite arrangements will not be made until today but local runners aro getting shape and after honors if they enter event as it is almost sure will. maroon gold has always ibeen strong sport good showing quadrangular at year ago. this [ iithey out win. i trip made, two expect remain philadelphia an american legion race won last by james karnes, espy, then one squad. karnes graduated may. reserves have their inning tlltm yarsity is idle and coaches give j attention to the husky cubs ito meet susquehanna this is the week that teachers college reserves have their inning. varsity idle and coaches are giving quite a bit of attention to husky cubs who met university jawees here friday aftew^oon. cuba defeated selinsgrove collegians there two weeks ago i drilling hard in preparation for re- turn engagement. was brisk scrimmage yesterday which they showed up well. three varsity. kitoh, litwhiler 'and pletrusziak, suffered ankle injuries lin shippensburg game but alt taking part light drills will be condition last games, with east stroudsburg land slipper rook here. mainstays jayvees suffering from shoulder injuries. troutman, fine ball carrier, expected play it doubtful whether danny get into tray. susquehanna to meet husky cubs >1 8 contest this afternoon only .week-end sports event on the hill . , the husky cubs and susquehan- j na jayvees will mix things up on [ college field this afternoon at three o'clock in their second meeting of campaign only sports event hill week-end. varsity !s idle anrl cross country team be west chester. finished off work with a light but snappy drill yesterday are good shape for contest. considerable interest has been shown game number town fans also expected to watch two officials jack fairchild, berwick, a. j. sharadin. outstanding rooms of women students at college are chosen wi 1 four rooms were selected as out- . standing by both faculty and student jl j judges who inspected the of ! girl students bloomslburg state teachers college resided in waller hall. judging was started last year has been an aid to 'more attractive quarters students. | those residtt dormitory while stu- ffl •dent members house committee, miss evelyn fries, scran! ton, chairman. committees sellected these students: ..'jmisa margaret magill, sugarloaf alberta brainard, susquehanna; frances kordis, mcadoo, §! reigina walukiewicz, shenandoah; adeline pfeiffer, montgomery; lucille gilchrist, bake como ellen anderson, wyoming, mis® marjory thomas, nanticoke, violet brown, carlisle. each room given a green award pennant be placed on door. give pageant - hm/31 centennial of freed education is to be cominemornted today a pageant commemorating 100 years lot free school in pennsyl-_ vanla being riven by college stu- | dents at the assembly this morning as institution's feature j§ national week. members educational fraternities are giving presentation which town residents cordially invited. b.| ■ n. rhodes general chairman the! program with miss alice johnston diirector. other faculty §e committee e. a. reams, dr. 11. h.l russell and pr. nell mqupjn. camp morton news • '/' a i the opening of hunting season brought many hunters into vicin-1 tty camp. captain thompson,! commanding officer, took extra precau- s' tions to insure safety men by ! issuing each man his red rectangular piece cloth—symbolic danger— j 'to be placed on working garments. our gallant, but not too experienced <! soccer team, played a 2-2 tie with hunt- $ ington mills last tuesday, october 30. boys rallied in quarter game and it seemed for moment \ as though they might tear down' the! opponent's defense, after hard try final goal were successful breaking tie. next sunday gridiron warriors will play tyler robbins taylor, pa. expect opposition from robbins. thursday, nov. 1, mr. harry barton, insurance agent bloomsburg, gave most interesting lecture the; here at s, george f. keller, professor blooinsburg state teachers collegs, lectured members camp also showed educational pictures. friday, 9, clyde croft, coun- 1 ty commissioner, speak capt. thompson, officer; sipent week end washington, d. c., business. ray graham, advisor, attended teachers' meeting du-1 shore saturday, 3. rev. louis barber, benton, has ■ been holding services every | other sunday. sermons are very! we looking forward return 17. classes under the' supervision education-1; al adviser, being continued peaschedule. further our, program during winter months. major general malone, officer third corps area, honor visit inspect it. have worked make best area think succeeded. siberian singers to give program tonight on artists course j if jjlgn 1 the siberian singers, directed by i nicholas vasilieff, appearing on one of artists' course numbers at | teachers college this evening, repre- sent highest achievement in male choir singing. they have been praised iby critics and public alike for theiri; j wonderful percision attack, artistic finish, beautiful blend, sensitive music- ! ianshlp genuine interpretive ability. music lovers community should certainly enjoy themselves evening. program singers represents finest llthurgical music, folk gypsy songs, is present|ed authentic cathedral robes national costumes. di- rector, a distinguished young musicjian an outstanding vocalist.