Page Eight Little Black Book Is Well Received The second annual cdition ot the Little Scarlet and Black Book has been well received by Grin- nell students and faculty. One thousand of the books containing pictures and addresses of the class of 1965 and new faculty members have been sold by the members of Alpha Delta chapter oi Theta Sigma Phi, nae tional fraternity for women in journalism, according to Miriam Welty, president of the organizar tion. The Little Black Book was i first sold last year to replace the freshman class picture. This year people interested in the book included not only the stu- dents and faculty, but also par- ents and Grinnell merchants. l lBuddies' Tea . Uppcrclass women were hose jtesses to new womcn students at the Euddics’ tea held yesterday in Loose lounge. Nearly three hundred Grinnell women attendrl ,ed the annual event, which is lsponsorcd by the YWCA, , Special guests included Dean lof Women Evelyn Gardner and ,Mrs, Gcorge Susens, YWCA ode ivisei , and the housemothcrs On Wednesday the YWCA will hold the traditional Buddies’ dine! pier and candlelight service to yacqunint new women students with the program and activitle: ‘oi the Grinncll YWCA ‘ ,ch A Holds ‘Quariers Changed SCARLET AND BLACK By Service Bureau t The Grinliell Service bureau lhaS moved to a new location in ‘thc rear 01 Carnegie Library. It iwas formerly located on the lore li-acc level oi Burling. i . The major reason tor the re— location was the growth ot the ‘scl'vice bureau in the past i‘ew years The bureau, whose major grunction is the printing or collcgc, communications, has added more; machine y and found its old quar-1 tors V y cramped. l The new oiricc, which rormcr-l Iy was part of the library read-l ing area, has bccn renovated by‘ the addition at two new wallsl ncw iloor. brighter ccilingt Friday. Sepiember I5. I‘iél . Bates Flowers, 1012 BROAD STREET PHONE BE 6-3197 _————-—— l a The masthead ot the Gimnell‘ lights and a new coat of paint- . l The 1961 book has two features Scarlet and Black, the oldest (01- i not included in the previous ediel legc newspaper with the nevi st NESV STUDENTS’ tion. It contains pictures of new ideas west at the Mississippi, exit Cont. rroin p, 1 , faculty members and advertising from local merchants. l Alumna Gives Books To Burling Library A collection of more than zoo volumes, most of them books written by Writer-5’ program workers under the Work Projs ects Administration, has been presented to the Grinnell library by Mrs. Florence Stewart ‘Kerr, of Washington, DC, Mrs. Kerr, who received an honorary doctorate of laws from Grinneli in 1943, was assistant commissioner ot the WPA from 1938 to 1942 and or the cheral Works Administration from 1942 to 1945. Many of th in Mrs. Ke voiuincs included gift have be come collector’s items because of limited printings, Librarian Henry Alden points out, and the collection is z raluable addition to the library’s holdings. Sophs Are Eligible Now For AFROTC Captain Morris C. Brunton, Commander of Grinncll‘s Force ROTC unit, has recently been given authority to enroll qualified first semester sophomores in the local Force ROTC program. Success— in] completion lead“. :0 a com— mission as a second lieutenant in the United States Air Force. Eligibility for sophomore en rollinent in Air Force ROTC is as follows: The student must be a citizen of the United States. not less than 14 years or age, physically qualified for military service, and must have good moral character. He must have demonstrated leadership ability through par~ ticipation in campus and/or cive ic activities and be in good academic standing at Grinnell (desired 2.5 grade point average or higher). All interested first semester sophomores should contact the Department of Air Science prior to Sept. 25. GLASSES Made and Repaired in our Laboratory. Coniac'l- Lenses CASES AND sotunons EYES EXAMINED E. J. Jensen. O.D. Opi'cmiell t Across from Post Office male‘ . . _ g . Air a voucher ls quuued for any and contribute to NSA. At pres tends a Cordial invitation tel imaginative freshmen with or: without journalistic experience to lVISit our spacious offlces on the, ‘Second floor of the union at 12:30 . p in. tomorrow. i ‘Audiior's Hours Are Announced Student auditor John Broeker has announccd the rollowing ofs rice hours for the first semester of 1961-1962. Mondays and Weds nesdays the oiiicc will be open from s 2|.m. to 9-30 am. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays oiricc hours are 10:00 am. to 11:30 am. The Auditor‘s oitice is located on the second floor of the Union. An important meeting of all hall and organizational treasurers will be held next Tuesday evc ning, Sept 19 in Younkcr lounge at 7:3o pm, ¢ It is strongly * that all organizations be repre— l scnted so that they may obtain , a working knowledge of tlic voucher system. l Changes in the System from Air last year will be discussed at the: meeting. Cash journals will be distributed. All students are reminded that purchase made from student recommended ' monly held at Grinncll. the new students were invited to, seek advice or information from, the deans of their respectivel ‘campuses and from tho faculty; ‘and start, ‘ ‘ A special invitation was is- ‘ . sued by Bowen ior any stu- } ‘ dent to seek him out ror ad— l vice on any sort or problem. ‘ We Now Have All Types of Sandwiches 'The Same Fine Home Made Ice Cream as LusI- Year Served at Our New Counter. DAVIS , ICE CREAM- ] Concluding his address, Presi-J gdent Bowen asked the new stu< 'dents to be the guests of Mrs.’ .Bowen and himseli at Grinnell: ‘Housc next Sunday in an an formal tea. He also expressed; the hope that many of those‘ present would participate in one or more of the informal student roundtables to be hcld in his onicc this ye , Following the President's ade dress, the group adjourned to a special student extracurricular activities program conducted in the Fine Arts building. NSA , Cont. in the functions of the Assocras‘ tion The Contercnce was con- cerned mostly with theory and did lack intorination which could be used in actual prac— tical application. . 1 However, it was extremely Evaluable in explaining how the ,mcmher campuscs should use from p. 4 ‘sent, Connection between the funds. Any treasurer or_the audi. mm“ and the Office is \Voeful. tor's office can tell interestedlly lacking The consensus seem parties the procedure tor obtain-‘ed to be that through mum: .mg 3 “mm"- F“ Petty Cash ”'1 ganized co-ordinatiun NSA could imbursernents receipts must be be significantly strengthened. kept and turned over to the pro» per organizational treasurer, . College Church Paul Kuntz (philosophy religion) will give Sunday morning at 11:30 in Here rick chapel. His topic will be “01'- der and Chaos." and the Sermonl A iault similar to that oi the NSACC could be noted in the SBPC. Many participants t l vocut BEAUTY snop AII I'ypes of Hair Care Princess NyIu Cosmetics Manicuring Terry Bowman. Owner and Operator Doris Winenburg Karen Rahlfing Operators Karen Dodson 929 Main Street Phone BE 6-5328 GRINNELL. IOWA complained that the discus— ‘ sions were too highrflown and above the seemingly mundane i level of campus programming. But nevertheless. one felt that he gained something troni the l mnny discussions — something not concrete. l l l Fine Home ‘ Just One Block Weldome SIudenIs , Ito Dxie Inn Made Food Cinnamon Rolls Open Seven Days a Week From The Campus Welcome Back tudents for these famous brands and oI'hers HART. SCHAFFNER. MARX APPAREL CLUB SUITS. JANTZEN SWEATERS. Mac GREGOR SPORTSWEAR. COSMOPOLITAN RAINCOATS. Y.M.M. SLACKS AND INTERWOVEN SOCKS visilI PPESIGNS