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SINCE THE CORN COBS HAVE
boon more or loss in the campus spotlight
recently, it's not so Astonishing to note
that their dance, to be held the thirteenth,
promises to draw a large crowd. The
Barb Council has canceled its varsity
pmty scboduici? for that night and nu
mcoiis other soeinl events have been
1 postponed The afi'eir will be held in the
11 1 coliseum, and colorful decorations and
"V dazzling lights will undoubtedly add zest
HI lilt wuiwi mo u, Jl iwuims ns ll lliu H'l'nivin
have decided not onlv to inject life into
rallies and football games but to make a decided addition to
the social whirl.
MRS. THEODORE Wtbitn-u
mam n-hn h been national presi
dent of Kappa Kappa Gamma and
who now is its national historian.
Is a guest in Lincoln. Monday, a
dinner was given in her honor at
the chapter house. Mrs. Wester
ns n, who lives in New York, has
just attended a Phi Beta Kappa
convention in Ohio and is now
mRking a tour of the Kappa chap
ters. MRS. E. WEIR was hostess to
the Acacia auxiliary when she en
tertained at a 1 o'clock dessert
luncheon at her home yesterday.
Halloween decorations were used
and the latter part of the after
noon was spent playing bridge.
THE MARRAlGE of Imogen
Kasperek to Howard E. Jones of
Sidney took place recently in Beat
rice. The groom attended the uni
versity and later the University
EAT AT
MRS. LUSH'S
DINING ROOM
The Food
The Price
1204
Right
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of Chicago. The couple plan to
make their home in Sidney.
HELEN EDELMAIER became
the bride of Merrill A. Johnsen of
Fremont Sunday at the home of
the bride's parents in Nickerson.
Both members of the couple at
tended the university where Mr.
Johnsen belonged to Delta Sigma
Pi and Beta Gamma Sigma and
Mrs. Johnsen joined Kappa Delta
and Sigma Eta Chi.
DELTA SIGMA LAMBDA
pledge group elected the following
officers recently: Lloyd Hill, pres
ident; Lyle Jensen, vice-president;
Thomas Dixon, secretary-treasurer,
and Tom Lutcy, sergeant-at-arms.
MOTHERS of the new pledges
will be the honor guests of the
Theta Xi mothers and wives club
at a tea at the chapter house at
2:30 o'clock this afteernoon. The
officers of the club, Mrs. Clark E
Mickev, Mrs. Carl Kail, Mrs. H,
V. McCulla and Mrs. Earl T. Luff,
and the housemother. Mrs. Anna
Hyland, are in charge of arrange
ments. Autumn flowers will be
used for decorations.
KAPPA DELTA alumnae will be
lirts 9C
We offer a Bachelor Rough Dry Service which
will equal your postage home.
3 SHIRTS (Finished)
5 HANDKFS. (Ironed)
2 SHORTS
2 VESTS
5 SOCKS
1 PAJAMAS
Costs about.;,
84c
Globe
Laundry Cleaning
B6755
There are Lots of
Vocal Cords
Piano Chords
Cords of Wood and
Corduroy Pants
But tKere's only ONE
Campus Cord
You "Can't Bust Em"
Heres the panl that Sopsn't know wear. That's
why no matter where you go youH find these
fcorrls worn on any campus. The reason why is
tot hard to understand, they were made for
campus wear.
Now you can find your size from the large
utock on hand at Magee's. They are completely
slack styled end have a snap front and a hutton
fly. There's the naturcl shade that you will
want for sure.
Come Jn now while you can still find your size.
You'll want these pants, because they will save
you money by the way they wear and launder.
You'll be safe for the year with these pants
because "you can't bust 'cm."
Sizes 29 to 42
BASEMENT.
Litten to MAGEE'S SPORTS REJ'IEIF
KTOR7 o'clock EVEKi MGIIT
i Movie Directory
STUART (Mt. 6e NIU 40c)
Now Showing: 'TAMES" wl'h
Joan Blondell. Dick Powell,
i Ruhy Keelcr, Guy Klbbcc, Zaau
PUi, Hutch Herbert.
LINCOLN (Mat. 15e: Nltt 85c)
"COUNT OF MONTE CRlaTO''
Ella. Lndl, RohTt Pont.
ORPI'tUM (Kiil. 15ej 't
"BORN TO EE BAD" Loretta
Voting, dry Grant. Also Foo
frs'l ?tel urowlnf N. U. aquad
in close-upa and In action.
LIBERTY (10c any time)
Edsrr Allen Toe' 'P'.a'
.'Ai"' with Bona Karloff, Uela
Lugofl.
COLONIAL (Mat. 10c; Nitt 15c)
Now Showing-: Pamon Run
yna "MILLION DOLLAR
RANSOM" with Edward Ar
nold. Phlllip.i Holmes, Mary
Carlisle.
SUN (Vat. 10ci Nite 15c)
"TODAY WE LIVE" with .Toan
Crawford, Gary Cooper, Fran-i-hut
Tone, and "EIGHT G1RI.S
IN A BOAT."
entertained at a buffet supper at
the home of Mrs. W. W. Wood
ward this evening at 6:30 o'clock.
Supper will be followed by a short
business meeting and bridge. Those
in charge of the meeting are Mrs.
T. H. Schiefen, Mrs. Glen Ullstrom
and Mrs. Gerald Stephanson.
THE SIG EP pledge class elect
ed the following officers at a re
cent meeting: Vincrit Kelly, presi
dent; Dick Bradley, vice-president;
Nate Allen, secretary; John Bick-
lcy, treasurer, and Charles Song:,
historian.
ALPHA TAU OMEGA wishes to
announce the recent pledging of
Bill Fitzgerald of Springfield,
South Dakota.
GAMMA PHI pledges elected
officers for the coming year at
their regular meeting Monday
i right. Mercedes Drath is the pre
siding officer; Hazel Braostreet,
Mce-president: Theresa Stava, sec
retary treasurer, and Jean Jepsen,
reporter.
PHI GAM wishes to announce
the pledging of Orville Burg of
I Kansas City, Mo., Charles Mann of
C"aha.
SIGMA NU pledge officers are:
Harold Perry, president; Howard
Usher, vice-president; Robert Ben
net, secretary; Robert Waddams,
treasurer; and Bob Hughes and
Paul Reichstadt, sergeant-at-arms.
THREE TRI CELTS have trans
ferred to the Nebraska chapter
this year. One, Suzan Stoll, was
formerly a member of the organi
zation at William and Mary col
lege at Williamsberg. Va., and an
other, Jeanne Bump, has trans
fered here from the University of
Wyoming at Laramie. Frances
Knudtzon comes here from the
University of Illinois at Cham
pagne. .
OFFICERS OF the Zeta Beta
Tau pledge class are Gerald Gross,
president; Robert Stiefler, vice
president; Harold Tuchman, secre
tary; Lawrence Green, treasurer;
and Alfred Shamberg, sergeant-at-arms.
With the exception of Sham
berg, who is from Scottsbluff,
Neb., all the officers are from
Omaha.
Wednesday.
Kappa Delta alumnae, 6:30
o'clock dinner with Mrs. W. W.
Woodward.
Theta XI, tea for mothers and
wives, chapter house, 2:30 p. m.
Thursday.
All Activities Tea, Ellen Smith
Hall, 3:30 to 5 o'clock.
Delta Zeta Mothers' club with
Mrs. W. L. Turner.
Friday,
Kappa Sigma alliance, bridge
party, chapter house, 8 p. m.
Sigma Phi Epsilon auxiliary,
1 o'clock luncheon, chapter
house.
PI Kappa Alpha auxiliary, 1
o'clock luncheon, chapter
house.
Saturday.
Chancellor and Mrs. Burnett,
faculty reception, Carrie Belle
Raymond hall, 8 p. m.
Pi Beta Phi alumnae associa
tion, 12:30 o'clock luncheon with
Mrs. Wardner Scott.
Kappa Kappa Gamma alum
nae association with Mrs. Reg
inald Woodruff, 1 o'clock lunch
eon. Mortar Board alumnae associ
ation, Mrs. E. J. Faulkner, 2:30
p. m.
Haskell Indian Institute will hold
its fiftieth anniversary celebration
and homecoming Nov. 10, 11, 12,
and an extensive program of enter
tainment is planned.
Meals That Really Surprise
for Only 15c
We feature a large variety of
foods and each customer is
given individual service.
ORPHEUM GRILL
Orpheum Bldg. 223 No. 12th
that are perfect "tie-ups"
with a gay fall seasonl
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Hi-cut Ties with an atmospher.
of something "new and differ
ent." Various combinations of
leather and material with an
early Fall "flavor."
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1109 "O" ST.
THE BEST PLACE TO SHOP AFTER ALL
Chesterfields are milder
Chesterfields taste better
Ripe homcrgrown tobaccos
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: kinds of mild ripe Domestic
tobaccos. Then wc age and
! mellow them like rare wines ;
for flavor and taste.
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Aromatic Turkish tobaccos
Next we add just the right ,
kinds and the right amounts
of Turkish tobaccos to give
Chesterfield the "seasoning"
that helps to make them taste ;
better.
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Finally wc "weld" these
tobaccos together the Chest
erfield waydifferent from
any other to make Chester
field a milder better-tasting
cigarette.
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make good things . . . there is no
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