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THE DAILY TJEBRASHAN
Wednesday, NovemKer, 6, 1936
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By Elite Swanson.
I suppise all you fraternities who
who aren't giving parties this
wekend are beginning to be
thankful as there are going to be
so many parties that competi
tion lor dates is a little stiffer
than usual.
The Sigma Chis seem to be
geling the urge to hang their
pins lately as three of the boys
have taken the final step. Arlie
Swanson surprised PiPhi sisters
when she could'nt keep it a sec
ret any longer and wore Bob
Pateison's pin to lunch Monday.
Another new Sig Chi sweetheart
is Arlene Shanefelt who passed
the candy making it official with
Tom Downs.
Fraternity Parties
The Phi Delt , party Friday
night will take place at ihe Pike
with Orrin Tucker for entertain
ment. Among those attending will
be Jody Wolcott with Fred Sch
roeder, Donna Brugh and Doug
Nelson and Jim Moore and
Nancy Mines.
Running competition for the
best party of Friday night will be
the Beta Crud Party. Dick Welton
will be with Nancy White and
Don Duncan with Gracie Swan
son. Most of the Betas are keep
ing their dates a secret, but Doug
Peters reveled under pressure that
her name might be Schmietz . . .
it doesn't look French, but that's
what he said.
An almost steady combination
composed of Pat Warren and Al
Casey have broken all dates ex
cept the Military Ball and Mortar
Board, but they are very defin
itely still friends.
The Kappa Sigs will have a
SMITH-WARREN
ORCHESTRA
Ploying 9 lo 12
FRIDAY, NOV. 8
44c per person
Union Ballroom
South American
Dancing Class
8 to 9 p. m., Nov. 9
Union Ballroom
FRIDAY, NOV. 8
COLLEGE
NIGHT
at
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featuring
"SINGIN' SONG TITLES"
Dancing 9 until 12
College Couples Only
No Stags
Bring Your Ident. Hard
Vets!
Any veteran wIm was tin
married when lie applied lor
his G. L educational benefits,
and who has married since
then, should apply Immediate
ly (if he faaa not already done
so), for the subsistence allow
ance of $90 per month allowed
to veterans with dependents
Since this increased subsist
ence is not retroactive to the
date of marriage, but instead
to ths date of Application for
this increased subsistence, it Is
important that application be
made at once. Application
should be made at the Veter
ans Administration Office, in
Room 615, Sharp Building,
Lincoln, Nebraska.
J. P. COLBERT.
Director.
Veteran's Consultation Board.
Barn dance in their traditional
manner and a lew to be present
will be Jlorm Leger and Jeanne
Kerrigan and Peggy Cowles with
Bill Tyson. Stan Premer will be
with pinmate Liz Stewart.
The Sig Alph Jug party which
has finally ended up at Antelope
Pavilion will find such notable
couples as Norm Walt and Janie
Fry. Susie Storz will be present
with Lee Levan and Mary Alice
Dosek with Herb Cish.
Four Kappas appeared Monday
night with Bhining Iraternity pins.
Jo Fankhauser, Fran Edee, Helen
Humel and Jo Gunzel passed
candy . . . suckers and seeds . . .
must have been borrowed as they
are not longer there.
Nebraska Masquers
All pledge and active f Nebraaka
maaaana arfl aneet an Stoam 54 Vemaie
Thursdar art ta -far meetta eaordinf
to Blanche Duckworth, president.
Veterans
'Veteran. View" cadla -torum will e
made toniicht In Room Jl Btadent tiniua.
The "Veteran KomM" atraaucaat awe
Ktuted at 10:30 a. n. Saturday over
Kt'iVB.
Dairy Club
A apeclal meeWnir of he Vanity Iaky
olub WW be iintd tn 1oc Dairy Industry
Jtaildinc at 7 :ttO onislit, according lo
Nad S. nana.
Poultry Qub
Second meeting of the OmthunUer poul
try Sciences club In acheduled uoorrow,
November at 7 p. in. in the roultry
building, pubnetty chairman Frank Foot!
aUUed.
AU atudenti In titrated In poultry are
lavtted lo the ueekK art wMcb caMtfiea
tian at be awnatnattoa will ae -
J.Med.
Student Council
The following people will appear for
a tnTvii-w lor taw anakUano lor wbleh
ttey tiled an Mte tMudeat Council, aeaord
la ta Helen Laird, president. I'be inter
rtewt will ahe piaee at 6:00 Wednraday
afternoon. Student Council meeting room,
3rd floor of the Student Union
Art JSeJadorff I-t Npeaae
Nancy 1nard 'ed Teller
Walt Kundin
Part Time Work
Apply at Lincoln Theatre
between 1 p- m. aitd 4 p. m.
or after 7:30 p. m.
Air Corps Quota
A quota of 38 nnlverrUy atudenU sa
aen allotted for the Airny Air Oarpa re
aerve flylnr tralnlnf proKnam at Uffutt
CMId. Former flying personnel Intateated
hould contact Major Stephen at the Lin
coln Knerultln 4fllee berfore trilay ta r-
-ranie dar phyaleal examinatiana.
r.nmma Mu UlCta
A picture of aU O mum Ha Thai
member -wUl be takeo for the Oamhnsker
at the rantocrapkas Laaoratary In the
Weat Stadium Thmaday. All ara-medleal
KirU Bhnuld be present for the raup Ie
turea, achedulad for 12:30 noon, ccordia
to tManda Baaek, pubUclty chtlrman,
CONVOCATION
DR. RAYMOND BRAGG
Editor of the "HUMANIST"
"European Rehabilitation How Far to Go?"
34)0 P.M. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 6
UNION BALLROOM
Contract Bridge Tournament
2 Divisions For Duffers and Regulars
2:00 P. M. SATURDAY. NOV. 9
Union 315 and 316
Register at Union Offic e By Noon, Nor. 9
Contract Bridge Classes
4:00 P. M. and 5:00 P. M. Thurs- Nov. 7
Union 313
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