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              TOWN GIRL BRIDE IN BROOKLYN n h 3C? MRS. KENNETH BITTENBENDER The former Miss Louise Yeany, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. Yeany, of East Third street, who became the bride of Kenneth Bitten - bener in Brooklyn Saturday. The bridegroom is the son of Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Bittenbender. of West Fifth Street. Assembly Program On Educational Week I.wWhV A special Assembly service in honor of American Education Week will be held at the Teachers College next Monday morning, November 9th. at ten o'clock when several undergraduates will give talks in relation to the observance of American Education (Week. These presentations will be under the direction of E. N. Rhodes, * director of teacher training. The people who will contribute to jthe program and the papers they will fgive are as follows: Robert Goodman. *Bloomsburg, "The Significance of American Education Week"; Alec Mc-I Kechnie, Berwick, "Financing the Public Schools"; Alice Foley, Philadelphia, "New Services to the Community"; Fred Hauck, Catawissa, "Education for Physical Fitness"; Jean Stiffnagle, Berwick, "Story of the; ??? Schools"; William Yorworth, Centralis, "The Changing Curriculum"; Dorothy iSelecky, Wapwallopen, "Unfinished Hospitality Group  At Press Conference v \mc The* following undergraduates of the I State Teachers College acted as hosipitality commi|tee representing the I college community during the recent I High School Press Conference held in I J the Teachers College buildings: Co-1 chairman, Cornelia McGinnis, Genesee; ' I Jacob Kotsch, Egypt; committee mem|bersJane Scott, Dunmore; Ray Mcj Bride, Berwick; John Jones, Scran- ' 3 ton; Mary Zehner, Bloomsburg; Wil- I lard Davies, Nanticoke; Ruth Kleff|man, York; Frances Sell, Allentown; j Ernest Christmas, Harrisburg; Robert,. iDiehl, Easton, and Dean Harpe, Tunkhannock.Slippery Rock Drilling Hard ii kta???? Comes rfere Saturday With Even Record in Season's Play Slippery Rock, Nov. 4.???ln spite of inclement weather Slippery Rock State Teachers College football squad was sent through stiff practice sessions this week in preparation for their coming tussle with Bloomsburg Teachers at Bloomsburg, on Saturday. With a record of three victories and three losses to date the Green/ and White are anxious to chalk up 4 victory against their eastern rivals. Slippery Rock, not a contender for the Teachers College championship, due to their class B district schedule, nevertheless is anxious to avenge a 1934 setback at the handr\#f Bloomsburg.The Rockets v/ith a powerful defensive team, and an offensive that clicks until they are within the twenty yard line, then bogs down, are working hard to polish up their attack. The I Green and White have played but two I Teachers Colleges so far this season, Hosing a last second decision to West I Chester, and downing Indiana, claimants of the Teachers College crown. | They have lost decisions also to Gejneva, and Waynesburg's strong teams. They hold victories over Westminster and Grove City. Part of the Green and Whites strength lies in the fact that they are well fortified with reserve strength at every position. In the line Gibson, veteran end, "Bull" Wingrove, guard, ] and Burby, giant Freshman tackle, are outstanding performers in any game. "Bo" Meals, quarterback, and safety man, is a daring and consistent ground ??? gainer in the returning of punts. Schmidt, elusive halfback, is one of I the outstanding backs in the district. Furman and Smith, 190 pound Freshmen fullbacks, share the brunt of the; 'n]iinline Hntips I Parents Invited To Visit School Classes I'lSktr !A specif "Invitation has been extended to parents of all youngsters attend-, mg the training school at the State leachers College, to visit classes during the week of November 9th to 13th,r ??r ??,bservance of American Education Week. Visitors are at all times welcome at the Training School, but direc- SLnF- N' .Rh,??deS 0f the Training School is extending this special invil tation with the hope that many par] ents can join with their youngsters m observing American Education Week bj visiting the school. Dean Koch To Speak At Danville High itlW?? John C. Koch, dean of men at the Bloomsburg State Teachers College will speak on "Sports Activities" at the assembly of the Danville High School at 8:30 o'clock this morninV principal E B. Cline will preside at the assembly which will be a pep meeting on the eve of the game at Milton tomorrow, Danville's only game bff the home fiold this Cspncnn season.