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Mo eiig ~uwin uhY iey d auntil the closnlg minutes of the game. Then the Nelson'ive, paced by H!uck, who col- Iected :eight poinIts, crept into a fou point lead witli about two ýminutes re- TME ANTUNES PIAO TUNES - IMM. Pi. vuefly 147 p. Oo~rei' i '2 12 10 13 13 4 13 ÏMAMILY DINNER >Mr., and Mrs. H. G. Bersie, 1619 Greenwood avenue$ will have a family dinner party at their home Christmnas day for Mrs. Bersie's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Paulson of Wilmette, and for her sister from Park Ridge and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Risser, their son, Alfred, and their daughter, Sue Ansi. Alfred is home for the Christmias hOlidaLys from Purdue university. Outstanding'. tollowing trom t4e Bible:. DCUUIU, the heaven and the heaven of heavens is the Lord's thy Gyod, the eartb also, with ail that. therein is" (Deut. 10:14). The lesson-sermi.on also included- the following passages from thé Chris- tion Science Textbook. "Science and lea'ltb with Key to Scriptures," by Mary Baker E~ddy: "God crates and g overss the universe, including man. The univûrse is filled with spiritual ideas, which He evolves, and they are obedient to the Mmnd that makes them" (p. 295). Post Office là Open Evenings 'ii Fridayi Postmaster Herbert L. O'Connell states thàt the postofilce will continue vi e group dancing, to entertain the. champioflship eleven, the tirst con terence victory ever won by the school.. Drake university of Des Moines wili be': the second opponent-for the Wildcats. the game to be played at Dyche. stadinni, October 8.- The only previôus frame he- tween the t 'wo schools was in 1916 when the Wildcats were victors, 40 to 6. For the first timne in severaIl years, Northwestern will pipay onili fivè. Big Tesi games in 1938, the opponents being" in order, Ohio State. Illinois,' Minne- sota, Wisconsin and Michigan. As usual, Notr *e Daine wiIl provide the final gaine. The Irish, wili return to Dyche statliun for the, second straight year in returln for the two consecuthve games play'ed at South Bend in.1935 and '36.ý The complete scheule follows: October 1-Kansas State at Evanston October 8-bDrake at Evanstn October IS-Ohlo State at Evaii4on.. October 2 fI1fo1sôiit Ïirhaiia October 29-MInsiesota at Evanston November 5-Wleconsln at Evanston November 12-Michigan at Anii Arbor November I 9-Notre Damne at Evans- ton. lNorth, >rhlree ou.need iShore Men Arc Fraternity Pledges north shore mecn are an- as among freslinien studesits PANCY LONG ISLAND DUCKS. ....IL 2 3c E Mrs. Rollo Gullicksou, 908 Greenwood Iavenue,- Wilinette, lias beexi pledged to Dlelta Phi. Arthur D. Bonnet, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arth~ur Bonnet of 157 Robsart place, Kcnilworth, lha,, l)een pledged to Delta Upsilon. FICusD . s. ô e *