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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1937
MANY BRAVE LAOS will be
GOING PLACES this Friday
night wearing as tokens of af
fection, anything from fruits
to flowers, from violets to
vegetables.
TURN ABOUT IS FAIR
PLAY. Send him a corsage,
funny, clever, impossible, or
as nice a one as he sent you.
See the corsages on display
now at Danielson's.
VIOLETS PERCHED ATOP
A CORONET just above the
brow of a chivalrous male: a
KKG sends this one to give
him regal emphasis.
MISS AGNES styled the hair
of our Honorary Colonel, Jane
Walcott for the Ball Friday
night. A change of hair styia
will do wonders to your "for
mal self" even if you do wear
the same formal. With nil thi
formal parties and vacation
ahead, we suggest you visit
Agnes Beaute Shoppe. Hotel
Cornhusker. B3122 B6971.
A CHAMPAGNE BOTTLE
CAP nestled in a fluster of
beer bottle caps is the contri
bution of a Pi Phi. Could it
be a touching reminder?
Dance Causes Ruin of Fallen
Girls, Arouses Men's Worst-Pas.-ion
Swears Evangelist
(Continued from Pago 1.) '
worldliness are the following
"Forty Reasons Whv I Won't ,
Dance'' prepared by Evangelist
Carl Bassett in an "'Enlistment of
Youth for God" campaign:
1. I would not like to die danc
ing, would you?
2. All churches except the Mor
mons are against dancing.
3. Dancing church members
are called hypocrites.
4. It brings shame on the
Church and Christ.
5. Three-fourths of the fallen
girls In America were ruined by
the dance, according to the testi
mony of dancing masters.
6. If dancing did not hurt me,
my Influence might cause a
weaker person to be lost.
7. Dancing Christians make
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Hon 25c
Suspenders 59c
Collar 25c
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IF SOMEONE DANCED ON
YOUR TRAIN at the Ball,
have the dust taken off with
a good dry cleaning by The
Evans Cleaners. Don't show
up at the Mortar Board party
in a bedraggled formal. Call
B69S1 for prompt service.
A JULIET CAP OF CRAN
BERRIES is the tender re
membrance proposed by an
Alpha Xi Delt.
A LITTLE CARE will go a
long way to keep a formal
looking nice. Take your alter
ation problems to The Fash
ion Sewing Shop, 544 No. 14.
L6309.
A CACTUS PLANT, a Christ
mas tree, lilies, pansies, sweet
peas veils, nosegays, dime
bottles of perfume, one lone
pinsy in a super-huge box,
dried fruit mixed unobtrus
ively in fernery, the usual
garlic camouflage'!.
SEE A T'VSSEL or a Mortar
Board today to buy your
ticket for Friday night. Only
$1.23 per couple.
the poorest church workers.
8. Thousands of young people
have chosen the dance in prefer
ence to Jesus Christ.
9. Dancing is contrary to the
spirit of the whole Bible.
10. The dance originated in a
house of prostitution and was
never danced outside of a house
of prostitution for the first 500
years, and the steps they used
then are tame compared to the
steps they use now,
11. The dance is the only place
where the vilest of men can em
brace the purest of girls in the
closest familiarity, with the ap
proval of society.
12. Dancing Is tne only amuse
ment in the world that depends
for its existence upon the min
gling of the sexes. Separate the
sexes and you will kill the dance
in 20 minute',.
13. The dance has been more
deadly to the church than the
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gold frame, for only $5. Make
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completion of portrait.
DON'T RUN TO YOUR ONE
O'CLOCK! No need to if you
eat at the College Inn Grill
where service is extra-prompt.
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Charles Kenworthy,' Shenan
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Richard Drendel, Lincoln.
Betty Lamphere, Aurora.
saloon.
14. There are no soul winning
dancing Christians.
15. I couldn't pray at a dance,
could you?
16. I wouldn't enjoy reading
my Bible after the dance.
17. I couldn't speak to anyone
about Christ at the dance.
18. The girl with the most
modesty makes the poorest
dancer, and vice versa. The best
dancer is the girl who yields
herself to the embrace of her
partner.
20. I would be miserable if '
knew God were watching me
while dancing.
21. The dance is a barrier be
tween thousands and Christ.
22. Dancing destroys a Chris
tian's influence, testimony and
usefulness.
23. I can't think of one good
reason why a Christian should
dance.
24. Men do not care to dance
with their sisters or wives. Why
not?
25. Dancing would not be tol
erated in a minister of the gos
pel, and there are not two dif
ferent standards of Christianity.
What is wrong for a minister is
wrong for any Christian.
26. Thousands of. men have
used the dance as the surest and
best way to trap girl.
27. Dancing arouses the worst
passions in men.
28. A girl who dances cheap
ens herself in the eyes of tne
finest men in town.
29. Dancing is considered a
doubtful indulgence and incon
sistent with real Christianity.
30. Dancing duiis and deadens
the spiritual life of a Christian.
31. Dancing is the favorite
pastime of the red light district.
32. A man can embrace a girl
while the orchestra pl3ys, but if
he did it when the orchestra
stops playing, it would Lt wrong.
Can music make something right
that is wrong without music?
3J. If a girl heard the ordi
nary conversation of men be
tween dances, at they discuss
her, that girl's cheeks would
blaie with mortification and she
would run home and never dance
again.
34. The Roman Catholic con
fessional revc.Vs the sad fact
that 19 out of 20 girls who go
wrong, attribute their fall to the
dance.
35. Dancing has frequently
been used as a last but success
ful means of ruininq a girl when
all other methods fail.
36. The dance has secret
language, by which the man can
silently learn If the girl in his
arms is pure or not, without one
word being uttered.
37. Dancing has created a
condition In the public schools
that Is almost as bad as the
white slave traffic.
38. The attraction of the dance
Is the thrill of the embrace that
; is permitted nowhere else in
decent society,
! 39. If man embraced his
! neighbor's wife in the ordinary
' dance attitude when there was
no music, he would get a load
i of buck-shot.
40. I would not dance because
i Jrsus Christ would not? Would
' He?
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Mary Anna Cockle
JOHN HOWELL-
Radiatel Sparkle! Campus
Emily Post Advises Romeos
This hit of advice is not to be found in etiquette books.
Even the indisputable Emily Post has nothing to say on the
subject, but to most of the men on the campus, there comes
once a year an opportunity to turn the tables, the opportunity
of course being no less than the Mortar Board Party. Boys,
this is your night to howl, so maybe you should be practising
up a few days beforehand. Some of you haven't the time for
much thought on the subject, so to you I dedicate my findings
along that line.
First, as a matter of policy, O
never be nice to the girl who
doesn't hold a meal ticket in her
hand. What does she take you for,
a sucker? What have you been
taking her for? Well, what have
you been taking her for? Of
course, we must never be so crass
as to advocate gold-digging. It
just isn't being done in the better
circles. Fun-digging is all the rage
nowadays.
Radiate! Sparkle!
You too can be the beau of the
ball like Thursty Phelps, if you
will practice a few fundamentals.
You might try dramatizing your
self. When you enter room, always
look ns if you htw everything under
control, as Smith Davis does.
Radiate! In other words, sparkle!
Kerniit Hansen does it. You can,
too. Take a lesson from Fred
Shirey. Gaze wistfully into the lit
tle gal's eyes. There's a little trick
that never fails.
Kmphasize your personality by
your clothes. Could anyone resist
Johnny Bass in soup and fish or
impeccably attired Ben Bushman
who sports a collapsible top hat?
If you are the timid type like Web
Mills you'd better stick to the
more conservative tux. To give
your appearance that desired chic
ilon one of the new maroon colored
boutonnnieres with matching tie,
as Tlinv Moodie. Elwood Pankonin,
Frank Vette and a host of others
do.
Mad Money.
Take example from Bob Wad
hams and carry a few extra shek
els in your pockets in case your
girl friend runs out of cash, or
just in case. Follow Ed Seagrist's
advice and don't let your date park
at Robert's without leaving the
car lights on, or at least be sure
that the girl can talk as fast as
he did to keep from making a trip
to the calaboose.
Don't let Dal Tassie get ahead
of you. With a little practice on an
eye lash curler you too can give
them that natural upward swing.
And for the final moment when
your feminine escort dumps you
on your doorstep, you'd better be
in practice with those "kiss me
quick'' looks.
'TIS RUMORED THAT
Some enterprising young pho
tographer climbed up the Kappa
back fire escape and took a few
candid camera shots at random
What he didn't know was that
the shower room opens on to the
fire escape, so he was immediate
ly forced to retrace his steps, and
ever since has been rather bash
ful about showing up at that
nouse.
INSIDE INFORMATION
Yon may have seen several
Minnuv j:im .-.i iiui)it i nip; nimui)
the campus in this zero weather, I
attired in ski suits, hut who would
guess how convenient the outfits
Great
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WHAT'S DOING
Wednesday.
Alpha Omicron PI Founder's
day buffet sunper, 6 o'clock,
chapter house.
Friday.
Mortar Board party, Coli
seum, 9 o'clock.
Saturday.
Beta Theta PI house party, 9
o'clock, chapter house.
Phi Delta Theta house party,
9 o'clock, chapter house.
Gamma Phi Beta formal, 9
o'clock, Hotel Cornhusker.
Sigma Kappa formal, 9
o'clock, Lincoln hotel.
Sigma Phi Epsilon dinner
dance, 9 o'clock, University
club.
really are? The current vogue
seems to be long woolen undies or
balbriggan pajamas worn under
neath the suits. Think how handy
it must be to make an eight
o'clock.
CELEBRATE FOUNDER'S DAY
Active, pledge and alumnae
members of Alpha Omicron Pi
will observe Founder's day with a
buffet supper tonight at the chap
ter house at 6 o'clock. Mrs. Mar
garet Rasmussen, district superin
tendent, will be among the guests.
AS JOHNNIE SEES IT
Preparations for the Mortar
Board party are under way in
i earnest today, now that csgy
femmes have broken down and
broken the glad tidings to the
lucky lad. All the usual means of
creating a sensation are being
used here and there by novice
freshmen. The younsters huddle in
comers of the house concentrat
ing on something that will really
slay the gals. Suddenly a thought
stings one and the impact sends
him swooping upon some upper
classman. The grin on the frosh's
face falls about three inches most
of the time when some heartless
senior flatly tells him that Brother
How About It?
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for originality are at a premium
which affords an out for some of
the gals who ' find the sheckles
are way down in the toe of the old
sock. A good idea should be worth
a couple of cartwheels any time.
The much publicized Powell-Cain-Gellatly
triangle simmered
quietly down to a steady duet re
cently with the two first men
tioned still clinging for dear life.
Gellatly has checked out in favor
of a five foot bundle of love
named La Donna, they tell me.
Whether the D. G. who monopol
ized the World Herald rotos Sun
day last and Jack got together
and decided to pass' quietly out of
each other's picture, still seems a
mystery.
Another young D. G., Pat Rice,
and Doug "cattle train" Taylor
are binding up a good deal this
week. It's another one of those
deals ripened by steady sessions
at the University library.
Both parties are probably not
aware that there is a reserve room
on the second floor. Or is there?
FACULTY VIOLINIST
ENTERTAINS TODAY
(Continued from Page 1.)
formance of "Poeme," a composi
tion by Chausson.
"Air for the G String," by
Fiorillo-Vidas, "Beau Soir," by De-bussy-Heifetz,
"Nigun," by Bloch,
"Piece en forme de habanera," by
Ravel, composer of the more
popularly known "Bolero," and
"Zapateado (The Cobbler's
Dance)," by Sarasate, who first
introduced Lalo's "Symphonle Es
pagnole" to the world, constitute
the third portion of the recital.
HEBREW PROPHET CAR
RIES WILL TO CHOSEN
PEOPLE
, (Continued from Page 1.)
trying to save Israel from defeat
and capture by Assyria, but all
was in vain. Sargon II took the
capital Samaria and the northern
kingdom fell.
Preached Neutrality In Vain,
The prophet Isaiah appeared
upon the scene just before the
northern kingdom began a disas
trous series of revolts against
powerful Assyria. Isaiah preached
against joining Judah, his king'
dom, to the alliance against As
syria, but fate was adverse and
his advocacy of neutrality came
to nought. His great triumph,
however, was the saving of Jer
usalem from massacre and spoil.
Aiioiner social propnet was
Micah who preached judgment and
doom, finding hope only in a small
number of sufferers purified by
their grief. Micah was the last of
the four great prophets, Amos
Hosea, Isaih and Micah. Their sue
cess preserved and developed the
Hebrew religion.
75 Years of Silence.
Following a 75 year period of
silence prophets again appeared
Sephaniah, probably a prince of
the royal blood, told of the "day of
Jehovah" and urged reform before
the day of judgment. Nahum
gloried over the prospect of the
fall of Mneveh, capital of decay
ing Assyria. Habakkuk consoled
the Israelites who had expected
that Judah would become free at
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WEDNESDAY.
A. W. S. Board 12:00 noon
Student Convocation
Rabbi Shusterman,
Speaker 3:00 P. M
Music Convocation .4:00 P. M
Frosh A.W.S 5:00 P. M
Orchesis 7:f0 P. M
Y. W. C. A. Board... 7:00 P.M...
University Players ..7:30 P. M
Infantry Cadet Ass'n 7:30 P. M
THURSDAY.
Teachers meet 3:00 P. M Sosh Auditorium
Broadcast 4:15 P. M KOIL
Barbara Hart soprano
Merlene Tatro pianist
Sigma Delta Chi 12:00 noon Forum Cafe
University Players ..7:30 P. M Temple
Circle Francais ....7:30 P. M Temple
FRIDAY.
Tassels 5:00 P. M Ellen Smith
University Players ..7:30 P. M Temple
SATURDAY.
University Players ..2:30 P.M.
7:30 P. M Temple
SUNDAY.
Messiah 2:30 P. M Coliseum
the fall of Assyria with the epi
gram "Wickedness contains witn
in itself the germ of its own de
struction, and righteousness con
tains within itself the assurance
of its final triumph."
Out of the aristocracy came the
prophet Jeremiah to advise neu
trality. He strove to keep Judah
from entering into revolts against
the Babylonians, who had gained
the ascendancy. As Isaiah he was
persecuted as a traitor, as tne
"gloomv prophet" foretold, Baby
lon lost patience and finally
blotted out the lower kingdom. The
Judeans were carried away into
captivity.
Prophesied Restoration.
The disciple of Jeremiah, "Eze-
kiel, worked among the captives in
Babylon. He taught that God was
existent and powerful even outside
of the nation's kingdom. He
preached that God would finally
restore the kingdom and that faith
should be continued in full vigor.
The writer of Second Isaiah is
known as the Second Isaiah or the
Great Unknown. He sees in the
risine Mcdo-Persian hopes for a
restoration of the kingdom of
Judah. In his time Babylon falls
before that rising power and the
Jews are allowed to return to
Jerusalem.
People Become Dissatisfied.
The returning people had all
been born in Babylon and knew
little of the home country. Their
enthusiasm was not so great and
the difficulties loomed large. Hag
gai and Zechariah urged that the
temple be rebuilt. Obadiah sees
that the hereditary enemy of
Judah, Edom, is about to fall and
he rejoices. The prophecies of Hag
gai and Zechariah that revolutions
and triumph would come to Israel
and that glory of the temple would
be great did not meet immediate
fulfillment and the people became
dissatisfied. Malachi attacked the
corruption of the time and urged
return to the law. He sees judg
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ment day following a great
prophet ?: i 3 will lift them out of
their discouragement.
Joel emphasizes the day of
judgment and sees only the fa
vored people, the Hebrews, win
ning favorable attention at that
time. Joel's place, chronologically,
among the prophets is subject to
much controversy. He either came
very early or very late.
COEDS WILL PLAY
ESCORTS AT 1937
LEAP YEAR PARTY
(Continued from Page 1.)
Miss Nellie Eastburn and Miss Le
nore Alway.
Invitations have also been given
to alumni of Mortar Board who
are members of the faculty, in
cluding: Miss Mathilda Shelby,
Miss Kate Field, Miss Eliza Gam
ble, Miss Pauline Gellatly, Miss
Alice Howell, Miss Mabel Hayes,
Miss Mabel Lee, Miss Marguerite
McPhee, Miss Laura Pfeiffcr, Miss
Elsie Ford Piper and Miss Louise
Pound.
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