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THE NEBRASKA!
Sunday, February 17, 1946
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Pat Toof.
After vacationing from these
dusty lines, I struggle back, vali
antly waving a box of Kleenex
and screaming Excelsior!
The campus is seething with ac
tivity this weekend with Harriet
Freeman and Jimmy Weinshell
right in the midst of it and en
joying every minute. Incidentally,
these two have been "almost
steady" since school started.
Correction of Friday's column:
Beta PLEADGES claim all credit
for said Valentine candy. Youse
is good boys. Speaking of Betas,
want to bring to attention their
honeymoon party of last night.
Ann Abel was there with Hal
Burke Jim'Potzman linked with
Jane Mudge while Bob Holland
appeared " with Marge Sauer.
Would like to bring in Dean Neil,
but just can't keep up with him."
Let's Make Up Our Mind.
Bob Barge, once a Jo Acker
man admirer, is now giving time
and attention to Gloria Rabe. Leo
Beck seems to have decided upon
Sally Stuht at least for the pres
ent. Nancy Mines wishes to break
it gently that she is again a free
woman as of Friday night. Quote,
"Jim and I are still good friends,
though, and will date occasion
ally." Unquote the phone number
is 2-5332, fellas ! ! !
At the same house is Janie LU
tle, but with Lee Lovan claim
ing most of her time. Would like
to know where Lee got the Ronson
lighter that is now part of Janie's
possessions.
The Phi Psis grabbed blankets
and other major picnic items and
headed for Seward Saturday night.
Among the happy crowd were
Betty Stanton and Rod Monismith
Sally Graham making her debut
on campus with Johnny Cook last
to mention but not least, Jack
VanDecar and Dottie Thompson
Time on Their Hands.
Spending much time together
are Nancy Finkle and Sam Zim
merman A carry over from
grade school days so they say.
Another interesting combo Phil
Hoke, of bowling fame, and Dale
Hatch. Would like to hear more
of this.
RENE'S BEAUTY SHOP
"Let your hair be your
crowning beauty"
Evening Appointments
114 No. 13ih St.
2-6487
FIIAXEC KtJCERA
ItAIKIIKK SHOP
Across Street from Teachers College
512 No. 1 fill
Mi
1n
Bowl for Health
at
Lincoln Duck Pin
Bowling Lanes
Open from Noon
to Midnight
135 So. 13th St.
Variety Show Sunday
"All by Myself," a story of the
trials of a physician who marries
to escape blackmail, is the movie
featured at the variety show in
the union bajlroom this evening.
The picture, which stars Patrick
Knowles and Rosemary Lane, is
scheduled to be shown at 8 p. m,
WE HAVE
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CUTE FOLDERS FOR WRITING
YOUR OWN NOTES
THE SUPPLY IS LIMITED SO
DROP IN FOR A BOX TODAY
Get Them at the
GOLDEHROD
215 North 14th St.
South of Student Union
Direct from California-"
FasEiion Forecast
Frocks
Designed by Dorothy O'Hara
California's outstanding young designer
who hat achieved fame as one of Para
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Each Style OC00
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Don't Get
Caught!
Caught looking as if
you had just lost an
election bet . . . caught
on campus without one
of the beautiful new
lightweight "V" neck
sweaters now featured
at Harvey's... these
sweaters to be worn
under suits are in a'
me vibrant colors o;
spring ... A matched
pair of these in mottled
blue would make Jim
Gilliland and Betsy
Strain look even more
pinned . . .
The latest thing inA
dress attire for dating
seems to be HATS . . .
Not the pancake job
that Bob Lee sports . . .
(All his needs is a three
foot pheasant feather)
. . but something much
less casual and much
more suave ... At any
rate with this new trend
in fashions . . . George
The Hat" Shestak'is
right in vogue . , .
"Where did that vet-
eran get mat DlacK
eyer
"In the war."
"What war?"
"The bcud war'
And for YOUR boud-
ouir. . .nave you seen
the sharp "Ski Pa
jamas" in soft knit . . .
blue or tan . . . that is
for the navy and army
vets . . . the colors in
vice versa ... of course.
Rn rrpf rrrnrrVit nn nn
3"- 7 f
your wardrobe by stop-;
ping in at Harvey
Brothers, that distinc-
store tor men,, at
"O" street...
tive
1230
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HARVEY BR0S.1
1230 mO" Street
