The attention of the campus
will be focused on Herrick
chapel next Sunday, With the
rededieation in the morning, and
the college ehoir concert that
afternoon at 4.00.

The formal rededieation, fair
lowing the extensive repairs and
improvements of the last year,
will be held at 11:30 am. Dean
of the Chapel John Srott Everr
ton will preside David Seoular
will conduct the concert.

Improvements visible in the
illustrations above are the new
altar and reredos, new altar
railings, new permanent pews,
and new lighting fixtures.

The services will open with
organ preludes by Bach 'and
Widon, played by Elbert Smith
(language) a student of Marcel
Dupre, who was unable to at
tend.

Following the proeessional,
Student Council President Earl
Peisner will deliver the invoca—
tion Faculty Chairman Oliver

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NAACP To Discuss Labor

Kenneth Everhart, a member
of the Iowa State council or the
cm, Will Speak on the prob-
lems of negroes in labor unions
at a meeting of the NAACP in
Cowles lounge Sunday at 4 pm.

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