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SEEN on the campus: A meet
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business manager s aesK uoroiny
Rates wpRrin? one of the Renais
nance pennants, so popular this
vcar Bettv Christensen, Ruthie
DeKlotz and Marv Louise Steen
passing on the eligibility of a cer
tain A. T. O. (outcome, favorable)
Plavtnn Sehwenk studvinff busi-
Iv wih six weeks exams in the of
fing. . .Pauline Reynolds leaping
across the campus going to her 10
oclock class.. JJon snurueir seno
ntr tpWrnms with expenses rjaid
by Mr. Selleclc.A lab instructor
inquiring the name of an individ
ual and getting the answer, "I, sir,
am Chester Fleasbaugh". . .Mari
lyn Fordyce, Betsy Allen, and
Patty Scott trotting around in lit
tle green gym suits. ..and gal in
Professor Walker's journalism
coming forth with the right an
swer after the rest of the intelli-
eencia had failed.
TO OBTAIN by some means,
fair or foul, an invitation to the
Delta Gamma house for dinner
Monday night, is our problem for
this week. And the reason for the
flurry is. that the guest of honor
will be Ruth Bryan Owen
TOMORROW atthe chapter
house, the Theta Chi mother's club
will meet for 1 o'clock luncheon,
honoring the mothers of the
pledges. Mrs. Theodore Kimball,
Mrs. Keith Turner, Mrs. John
Kirby and Mrs. P. L. Larrimer will
act as hostesses for the affair, and
aobut twenty-four guests are ex
pected. Following the luncheon the
gToup will hold a business meet
ing. Decorations will follow the
autumn theme.
CAME the dawn with the an
nouncement that Mary Kay John
son, Delta Gamma from Fremont,
has Jim Davies pin. James, as you
probably know, is a member of
good old S. A. E.
SATURDAY night on the Ag
campus the Home Economics as
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ANNOUNCED recently was the
marriage of Theodosia Smith and
Gene A. Myers of Poly in Wash
ington, Kansas, on June 23. Both
have attended the University of
Nebraska.
THIS NOON the Pi Beta Phi
mothers club will meet at the
home of Mrs. H. G. Deming for
luncheon and a business meeting.
Autumn flowers will center the ta
ble and after the business meeting
a progarm will be presented.
Twenty-seven members plan to at
tend the affair.
"TODAY the Phi Kappa Psi
mothers club will meet at the
chapter house for a business meet-
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ing of Innocents, each member 0f the mothers of the pledges. Sev
grumbllng in harsh tones over the eral are expected from out of
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Bringixijr 9,000 Feet of
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rrwetn will be ud witb
plenty of loud apeakera.
OF THOSE LITTLE QUES-
ihnt anncar on the ennimis be-
out - of - town game is the mutter
to lo when everybody else, in
cluding the favorite date, is following the
team. We know of four gals, left high
and dry, who are planning bridge games
for Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Still
of course, arc celebrating or
mourning quietly at home as the case
may be, and there's that excellent sug
gestion from Dean Foster something
Hhrmt tW library. But we want more ex
ing. This is the first meeting of
the year and will be held in honor
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town and Airs. a. u. vnriHienauii
ana Mrs. v. w. uodd win ue num.
esses. Twenty are expected to at
tend the affair.
YESTERDAY Carolyn Cummins
nf vn lis i:itv was mairieu 10
Christian L. Larson. Miss Cum
mins was graduated from the Uni
versity of Nebraska and is a mem
hor of Delta Delta Delta. Mr. Lar
sen has attended the university
and U rinw an instructor of polit
ical science at the University of
California.
SATURDAY in Beatrice Eliza
hoth Jane Blanke will be married
to George Ryan also of that city.
Miss Blanke has attended me uni-
,.roiiu nnrt U affiliated with 11
Beta Phi. Mr. Ryan is also a for
mer student and was a member of
Rpta Thota Pi. Anne Bunting of
Lincoln will be the bride's only at
tendant. at s nYlork the Mortar board
alumnae will meet at the home of
Mia .lamps Sellars. Mrs. noy
Green will present a group of book
reviews to the tony rnemoers m
attendance. Assitsing Mrs. Cellars
as hostess will be Mrs. Glen Ma
son and Mrs. Esther Sherman. The
meeting will be informal anu
chrysanthemums win oe usi-u iui
decoration.
ODDS AGAINST K-AGGIES
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ceiving the lion's share of groom
ing from the coacnes, aunougu
tan nthpr r.pw faces were seen in
the starting backfield. Ron Doug
Its filled Sam Francis' fullback
hprth and Tobv Eldridee was at
left half quite as much as Lloyd
farrtwpil .Terrv Lanouc held
down right half all through the
session.
in the line. Fred Shirev and
Harold Holmbeck were at tackles,
iM'Mi-nnnalii and Elmer Dohr-
mann at ends. Johnnie Williams
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and Kenneth McGinnis at guards
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Hnlmwck and Bernie Scnerer,
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still taking it easy with Cardy,
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suhhprl at end. Bob Mehring
held down center, Paul Morrison
practicing direct snapbacks to
Cardwell off one one side of the
field, and then holding the pivot
position on the other team.
John Richardson and Paul
Amen at ends; Ladas Hubka and
Gus Peters at guards; Ted Doyle
and Jimmie Heldt at tackles; and
Francis, Bob Benson, Alen Turner
and Jack Dodd in the backfield,
held down the other positions on
the second eleven.
TRAIN LEAVES AT 7:30
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ag students will accompany the
team 10 Kansas. The annual mi
gration is a ereat affair and
should be backed by all students."
Richard Schmidt, president of
the Innocents, asked that "stu
dents driving to the game take
care and prevent accidents. The
spirit and energy of the stu
dents should be displayed at the
game and not en route. Addition
ally those driving should be sure to
arrive in Manhattan in time to be
present at the rally."
Faculty sponsors who will travel
on the train are Miss Claudia
Moore of the nhvsical educational
department, Ruth E. Sperry of the
home economics department, pro
fessor McNeal of the Political sci
ence denartment and J. B. EnD of
the student employment office.
The migration is pponsorea Dy
the student council. Student chap
erons will be Irving Hill, president
of the council, and Mary Yoder,
chairman of the migrations com
mittee. Touch Football Injury.
Harold Rahn of Sioux City, la.,
was injured in a touch football
practice game Wednesday when he
suffered a broken collar bone.
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50 CORN COBS VOTE TO
Men's Pep Club to Continue
Awgwan Sales Drive
Next Week.
Approximately fifty Corn Cobs
will make the trek to Manhattan,
Kas., Saturday for the Nebraska
vs. Kansas State football fray, it
was revealed after a comprehens
ive vote at the pep organization s
meeting Wednesday night.
All expenses with the exception
of a one dollar assessment fee will
be paid by the organization. This
includes train fare and tickets into
the game.
"This is one of the largest turn
outs to an out of town game we
have ever had," stated Ted Brad
ley, president, "and I want to
thank each and eveiy member for
the fine co-operation given the club
this year. We're bound for finer
things with the spirit now behind
us."
The Cobs voted also to continue
Awgwan sales with one concen
trated drive beginning Monday
and continuing through the week.
The organization voted to wear
light colored cords as part of the
official uniform on all public oc
casions. A picture of the group for
the Cornhusker, university year
book, will be taken Friday at
noon.
Cornhusker Picture
Prices Are Reduced
All fraternity and sorority
pictures to be taken at the
Rinehart-Marsden Studios for
the Cornhusker cost $1.25 in
stead of $1.50 as advertised on
the placards posted around the
campus, members of the year
book staff announced Wednes
day. Prices for the junior and
senior section remain at $2.50,
and the combination fraternity
or sorority and junior or senior
pictures at $2.75. This year,
the deadline for having photo
graphs taken is set definitely
at Christmas vacation
Three universities in Chicago are
sponsoring a university of the air
to be broadcast over five local sta
tions. An extensive four year
course is being planned for this
novel university .
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WHAT'S DOING
Thursday.
Phi Kappa Pal mothers' club,
at the chapter house, 2:30
o'clock.
Beta Phi Alpha alumnae, 6:30
o'clock dinner at the homo of
Mrs. Norman Durfce.
Mortar Board alumnae meet
ing at the home of Mrs. James
Sellers, 8 o'clock.
Pi Beta Phi mothers' club, 1
o'clock luncheon at the home of
Mrs. H. G. Deming.
Friday.
Chancellor and Mrs. Burnett
reception honoring faculty and
administration staff and wives
at Raymond hall, 8 to 11
o'clock.
Lambda Chi Alpha, 1 o'clock
dessert luncheon at the chapter
house,
Theta Chi mothers' club, 1
yclock luncheon at the chapter
louse.
Zeta Tau Alpha alumnae, 1
('clock luncheon at the chapter
louse,
UONORARY PLEDGES
EIGHT iiV TUESDAY
Phalanx to Hold Initiation
At Regular Meeting in
Tuo Weeks.
picrht jnen were nledced to Pha
lanx, advanced military drill hon
orary, at a meeting nciu iurauj
night in Nebraska hall. Initiation
will be held in two weeks at the
regular meeting of the organiza
tion. Pledges are Robert Walters,
Sam Francis, William Schneide
tiinH Spafoe Asher. Ernest Foster,
Walter Schnabel, Jack Avery, and
Duane Vance.
Report of the national conven
tion, held last summer at Creigh
ton university, was given by Com
mander Adrian Tolan, who is new
ly elected national commander.
The nntional offices, which rotate
among chapters, have been award
ed to Nebraska ior tne coming
year.
Princeton universitv administra
tor recently announced an expan
sion plan that calls for the raising
of $7,750,000.
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In connection with the forth-eoniing visit to Lincoln
of Meti-o-Goldwyn-Mayer's traveling Motion Picture
Studio, Gold's joins a search Monday for Hew screen
personalities. Pictured above is a view of the Globe
Trotting Studio on wheels. Perhaps YOU can be a
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The blanks are entirely free... there is no charge at
all connected with this contest. . .and the competition
is open to girls 18 to 28.
GOLD'S Third Floor.
You Are Invited to Attend a
Campus Fashion
Clinic . .
presented by
Co-eds of the University
of Nebraska
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Gold's Kampus Korner
Friday . . t A p. m.
Auditorium -Third Floor
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New Sports Fashions
Fur trimmed sport coats
Untrimmed sport coats
Frocks for sport wear
KNITTED FASHIONS
Twin Sweater Sets
Knitted Frocks
. one, two and three piece models
SHOWN ON LIVING MODELS
Yanoui group will b reprenentel by the
model . . . favorite model to be aHected
each week . . . come . . . cast your VOTE for
your favorite modeL
MODELS LAST WEEK:
Janice Gould Virginia Anderton
Pat Meier Gretchen Well
Elizabeth Brady
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