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Roger Williams club, Baptist
student organization, is planning:
a guided discussion covering the
problems suggested by its three
previous speakers. John Jay Doug
lass is to lead the discussion in the
First Baptist church, 14th and K,
at 6:30 Sunday evening. A social
hour from 5 to 6 p. m. and refresh
ments at 6 will precede the wor
ship service led by Rolland Purdy.
Newman club, Catholic student
organization, will hold its regular
monthly social hour from 4:30 to
5:30 p. m. Sunday in Room 315,
Union.
First Christian church, 430 So.
16th, is sponsoring two Sunday
. . . the finest parties of the
season are being held at the
HOTEL
LINCOLN
Two excellent ballroom!
Superb banquet facilities!
E. L. Wilbur Carolyn Shurtleff
M(MH Social IMrprtor
classes for university students.
Upperclassmen will convene under
Mr. L. R- Gerber at 9:45 a. m. for
discussion of the topic "The Bible
and Social Living." Mrs. Kay nunc
will teach freshmen at the same
time on the theme "Discovering
Jesus." Planned recreation at 5:30
p. m. will be followed by a supper
at 6:15. Gerven King is to lead the
Vesper Service in the chapel at
6:30.
First Plymouth Congregational
church, 20th and D, will highlight
its Thanksgiving service with a
sermon entitled "With Thankful
Heart." Miss Catherine Turner is
slated to be the soloist when the
Carillon Choir sings. Dick McCon
nell and Elaine Jordan are in
charge of the evening program.
Vesper service at 7:30 will follow
a buffet supper at 7.
University EDiscooal church.
13th and R. will hold Holy Com
munion at 8 a. m. and a Choral
Eucharist at 11.
Nebraska Evangelical club will
have its monthly meeting in
Parlors X and Y, Union, at 7:30
Saturday evening. A group of mu
sicians from Nebraska Weslevan
will furnish entertainment in the
social activity following the tnisi
ness meeting.
(See CHURCHES, page 6.)
DAILY NEBRASKAN
Ganz to sing solo
at Westminster
TViio nan baritone, wil! serve
as guest soloist and sing the role
of the Prophet when the Lincoln;
Westminster choir at Westmins
ter Presbyterian church presents
cnorai music
f r o m Mendel
ssohn's "E 1 i
jah" Nov. 17 at
7:30 p. m. The
oratorio por
trays the life
and ministry of
the Old Testa
ment prophet,
Elijah, in dra
matic musical
style.
Soloists from
the choir will
be Clara Por
ter, Marion
Patton, Eloise
C a m D. Mrs.
H. C. Gel-
Mrs. A. W.
Delbert
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O. R. Mallat, and Mrs
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Thompson, contralto;
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DICKINSON SECRETARIAL
SCHOOL
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Roberts plays
faculty recital
Wron J. Roberts, organist, will
present the final concert in the
faculty series which have been
presented every Sunday at the
Union. This recital will be at
Church next Sunday at three.
The Plymouth Congregational
program :
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Pinkerton, tenor, and Charles Old
father, jr., baritone. Donald D.
Votfoino- svrennist' and choii'maS-
iwiiafta.fe, Cl
ter at Westminster, will direct the
performance.
th Glory of God" by Mftrrello.
Air "Be Thou But Neur" by Bach.
Anna Madgelena'a March by Btich-Dickinson.
Kantaala In O Minor by Bach.
Come, Sweet Death by Bach.
Spanish Rhapsody by GlRout.
Bourree and Musette by Chenoweth.
Evening Song by Schumann.
Prelude and Fugue In O Minor by Dupr.
Fairmont (W. Vo.) State college
is located at the headwaters of the
Monongahela river, one of the few
rivers that flow northward.
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