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Courtesy Lincoln Journal.
Miss Catherine Cudlip, national field secretary of Kappa Kappa
Gamma was a guest of the local chapter over the week-end. She
left yesterday for the University of Colorado at Boulder.
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Slippers .
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A Salato to Joyce of California
slippers that make you Iiook as ALERT as
you FEEL! Slippers that walk miles cheer
fully . . . volunteer for Service before they're
drafted. Slipperi for busy women in war
work today.
1) Joyce! "Alert" turf taa or Volunteer
blue boxglove leather.
t) Joyce's "Double quick" chalk with turf
tan boxglove leather.
Joyce's Exclusively ours
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Double-talking Physical Culture Coed
Rates Strait Gate to Bad Pad Nut Hut
BY HELEN GOODWIN.
It all begins with a night sev
eral weeks ago. Jeannie that's
my roommate and I are looking
over the "Ladies' Tailor-Mades
from $25 up." I try on a grey
shadow plaid for size. "How do
you like it?" I asks, admiring me
in the mirror.
"It's a zoot suit," says Jeannie,
thoughtfully, "I'm ' backing that
reet pleat."
I had heard the song before so
I didn't see anything unusual in
her answer. Jeannie's the kind of
a girl who's always picking up new
backtalk. Like last year it was
double talk and the year before
pig Latin. . So I just buys the
suit and we leave. It was my size
which was lucky, it being a genu
ine English Sheland for only $30.
We're walking down the street
when a good looking blonde' guy
passes. He's a blonde and Jean
nie's a sucker for blondes. "Check
that draped shape," she says,
putting a rhymed word in it. Es
pecially at meals. She says things
grabbing my arm in an iron vise
which comes from pulling weights
in the gym every afternoon. Jean
nie's one of these physical culture
nuts. She's got a picture of
Charles Atlas that she compares
biceps with every night. The
blonde gives us a dirty look and
walks on.
As I says before, that don't
worry me none cause blondes are
always giving Jeannie dirty looks.
And if it had stopped there,' noth
ing would have happened. But
after that Jeannies goes hog wild,
She can't say a sentence without
Coeds Dress Up Dresses,
Suits With Accessories
... To Replace Formats
By Pat Catlin.
Clips, ear rings, and bracelets
head the 'must' list, with mormals
a thing of the past, to dress up
tailored suits and dresses.
Plastic molded in wierd shapes
is the favorite with manufacturers.
Much desired pastel shades
trimmed with rhinestones in the
form of heads, horses, and flowers
add that distinctive touch to an
ensemble. Kappa Jeannie Browne
accentuates and the blue in her
new gabradine suit with a shoul
der pin of blue and celar plastic.
Eisenberg jewelry is tops again
in the accessory line. The clips are
larger this year with more stones
in the setting. Jane Emery, Delta
Gamma, wears her matching clip
and bracelet with balck to set off
the ice.' Alpha Phi pep girl Polly
Petty adorns her plainer dresses
with a bronze-faced queen wear
ing a crown set in blue and red
rhinestones.
Dress Up Suits.
Suits combine easily with acces
sories to make up a smooth outfit.
June Griffin showed Tri Delt sis
ters how she could get double wear
out of her suit by purchasing a
brown hat, purse, and pair of
gloves trimmed in white saddle
stitching to match that on her
suit. For school wear June dons a
crisp, white blouse or harmonizing
sweater. Mary Aueen Cochran of
me hAi nouse turned to our
friend the alligator for her shoes
and purse worn with her Harris
tweed suit.
Soft veils tacked saucily on a
black hat add that feminine touch
to our coed's warrobe. Betty
Krause, Pi Phi, picked a small
black hat with a sweetheart brim
to complement her black crepe
dress cut on the new sophisticated
lines. A black velvet bonnet frames
the dark beauty of Mary Lou
Holtz, Alpha Chi Omega. Shirley
Wiley, the arorw girl, perches a
little red hat on her head, tucks
a red purse under her arm and off
she goes in new kelley green coat.
The wonderful things about this
flare for accessories is that you
can take last year's dress, put a
clever pin on it, and presto you
have a ne'w outfit in the eyes of
your admirers.
like "Shoot me the rash hash,
or "Taste the limp shrimp."
Rate Date?
It gets so bad that none of the
boys on the campus will give
Jeannie a date. She drives them,
crazy murmuring a lot of mush
such as "Give me a bliss kiss; hug
me a mite, tight, baby," and
"Make with rationed pssion."
You can see their point.
They yells that it makes 'cm
nervous. Poor Jeannie gets so
downhearted that she starts to
drinking to forget women. I
think maybe this'll break her of
the horrible curse that's fallen on
her, but it only becomes worse.
Soon the bartenders avoid her
cause she won't ask for a slug of
whisky normal-like. Instead she
orders a shot of "sotch Scotch" or
"numb rum" or "sin gin."
Coise Voise!
About this time exams come
along. It turns out that Jeannie
writes all her sentences using the
double timed words. She com
poses a whole page on "Smelly
Shelly." The latter somewhat irks
a prof, who gives her a D. Jean
nie passes only three courses out
of five. The teachers get so wor
ried they call her a psycho-analyst.
The poor guy goes batty
trying a cure.
That's when they took her away.
Poor old Jeannie. I guess she
was just a dirt skirt.
I went to see her once. She's
happy sitting in her cell, saying
things like "the maudlin warden."
Marilyn Dale
Marries Pvt.
Richardson
At 3 o'clock on Wednesday aft
ernoon at the First Presbyterian
church. Miss Marilyn Dale became
the bride of Pvt. William Richard
son.
Miss Barbara Dale, sister of the
bride, was the bride's only at
tendant Private Richardson was
attended by Stanley Malv. Ush
ering were Duke Schaltz. Steve
Dewey, and Don Anawalt, all
Sigma Nu fraternity brothers of
Private Richardson's, as is Mr.
Maly.
The couple left immediately for
newest arrival!
win tor-white
and
pastel classics
10.95 to 22.9.?
here is a "find" for you
the smartest combine to-day
with your dark topper . . .
the winter new winter-white
or pastel wool frocks . . .
they're yours at Simons in
100 wool Jerseys, trim
gabardines and novelty
wools . . . smart one or two
piece styles . . . sizes 9 to
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New York and Private Richardson
will be. stationed at Fort Pix, N. J,